How to Say “Question” in Russian

вопро́с
voprósmasculine
The English word "question" is translated into Russian as вопро́с (voprós).
The term refers to a sentence, phrase or word.
Meaning: sentence, phrase or word (noun)

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

The nominative plural form of вопро́с is вопро́сы, and the genitive singular form is вопро́са.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is voprós.

Did you know?

  • In Russian, when you ask a question, the word for 'to ask' is спра́шивать, which is an entirely different root from the noun вопро́с.
  • The plural вопро́сы can be used to describe a complex set of circumstances. If someone says 'there are some вопро́сы', they might be hinting at suspicions or hidden problems rather than actual questions.
  • In Russian, you can 'put a вопро́с' (поста́вить вопро́с), which means to formally raise an issue for consideration. You do not simply 'ask' the question, but 'place' it on the table of discussion.

Examples in context

  • У меня есть вопрос для вас.
    I have a question for you.
  • Как тебя зовут?
    What is your name?
  • У меня есть один важный вопро́с.
    U menya yest' odin vazhnyy vopros.
    I have one important question.
  • Этот вопро́с очень сложный.
    Etot vopros ochen' slozhnyy.
    This question is very difficult.
  • Я не понимаю ваш вопро́с.
    Ya ne ponimayu vash vopros.
    I do not understand your question.

Example conversation

A student is asking a teacher during a lecture.

  1. Анастасия Anastasia

    У меня возник вопро́с по теме.
    U menya voznik vopros po teme.
    A question has arisen regarding the topic.
  2. Андрей Andrey

    Конечно, задавайте свой вопро́с.
    Konechno, zadavayte svoy vopros.
    Of course, ask your question.
  3. Анастасия Anastasia

    Вы можете это повторить?
    Vy mozhete eto povtorit'?
    Can you repeat that?
  4. Андрей Andrey

    Да, я сейчас повторю.
    Da, ya seychas povtoru.
    Yes, I will repeat it now.
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