How to Say “Nugget” in Russian

наггетс
The Russian word for nugget is наггетс.
This noun refers to a small piece of food.
Meaning: small piece of food (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun наггетс is masculine and follows declension patterns. For example, the genitive singular form is наггетса.

Did you know?

  • If you describe something as a самородок in a conversation about people, you are calling that person a 'natural talent' or a 'diamond in the rough'.
  • In Russian, you can add the diminutive suffix -ик to create наггетсик, which makes the word sound 'cuter' or more endearing, a common way to describe small snacks in Russia.
  • Russian speakers rarely use наггетс to describe non-food items, unlike the English 'nugget of information' or 'nugget of wisdom'.

Examples in context

  • Где можно найти хорошие наггетсы в Москве?
    Where can I find good nuggets in Moscow?
  • Оставь один наггетс для меня.
    Ostav' odin nagggets dlya menya.
    Leave one nugget for me.

Example conversation

Sergey and Maria are ordering food at a fast food restaurant.

  1. Сергей Sergey

    Мария, ты возьмёшь наггетс?
    Mariya, ty voz'mesh naggets?
    Maria, will you take a nugget?
  2. Мария Maria

    Нет, я возьму картошку.
    Net, ya voz'mu kartoshku.
    No, I will take fries.
  3. Сергей Sergey

    Тогда я закажу один наггетс себе.
    Togda ya zakazhu odin naggets sebe.
    Then I will order one nugget for myself.
  4. Мария Maria

    Хорошо, Сергей, заказывай.
    Khorosho, Sergey, zakazyvay.
    Okay, Sergey, go ahead and order.
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