How to Say “Usa” in Russian

США
SŠA[sɛ ʂɛ ˈa]masculine, plural
USA in Russian is США (SŠA), short for Соединенные Штаты Америки.
Meaning: abbreviation of the United States of America (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

США is grammatically plural, but the abbreviation never changes form, so in or to the USA is simply в США.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is SŠA.

Did you know?

  • While США is the official term, Russian speakers often use Штаты (meaning 'the States') in casual conversation to refer to the USA.
  • When referring to a person from США, Russians use the term американец, which identifies them by the continent rather than the political abbreviation.
  • While США is an abbreviation for the 'United States', Russians often use the word Америка to refer specifically to the USA rather than the entire continent.

Examples in context

  • Она уже была в США.
    She has already visited the USA.
    была в США means has been to the USA.
    Tatoeba #7808476 by marafon, translation #7808176 by sharris123
  • Скоро я поеду в США.
    Soon I'm going to the USA.
    поеду в США means will go to the USA.
    Tatoeba #7051846 by odexed, translation #13784639 by frpzzd
  • Я хочу поехать в США.
    I want to go to the USA.
    хочу поехать means want to go.
    Tatoeba #7942417 by marafon, translation #7942410 by Yulduz
  • Я слышал, что в Америке очень красивая природа.
    I heard that the nature in America is very beautiful.
  • 44 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Dmitry and Olga are discussing travel plans in a cafe.

  1. Дмитрий Dmitry

    Ты когда-нибудь была в США?
    Ty kogda-nibud' byla v SSHA?
    Have you ever been to the USA?
  2. Ольга Olga

    Нет, но я очень хочу в США.
    Net, no ya ochen' khochu v SSHA.
    No, but I really want to go to the USA.
  3. Дмитрий Dmitry

    В США сейчас очень красиво.
    V SSHA seychas ochen' krasivo.
    It is very beautiful in the USA right now.
  4. Ольга Olga

    Я надеюсь увидеть это своими глазами.
    Ya nadeyus' uvidet' eto svoimi glazami.
    I hope to see it with my own eyes.

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