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How do you say in Russian the end?
The end in Russian is конец
How do you say 'child' in Russian?
This is the word for "child" in Russian: ребенок
How do you say royal in Russian?
Королевский is the Russian word for royal.
How do you say funny in Russian?
In Russian, "смешно" is how to say funny. It's pronounced smeshnuh.ye whover wrote that answer r u guys russian cuz i am
How do you spell sweetheart in Russian?
In Russian, "Любимая" is how to say/spell sweetheart.
How do you say better in Russian?
"Лучше".
Who has the better fighter plane US or Russia?
Ask a Russian, he'll say a Russian plane is better. Ask an American, he'll say an American plane is better. YOU have to decide...based upon YOUR research.
How do you say feel better in Malayalam?
In Malayalam, you can say "നന്ദി" (nandi) to express feel better.
How do you say feel free to leave a tip in Russian?
Mozhete ostavit' chaeviye! :)
What you feel good about when you say no to drugs?
You feel like your a better person and you have better things to do
How do you say Please feel better and sleep well beautiful in Swedish?
How do you say Please feel better and sleep well beautiful!
How do you say now you feel better in gujrati?
"Avey mane saru lage chey" is "Now I feel better" in Gujrati.
How did the Russian people feel about entering world war 1?
I would compare Russian popular morale in WWI to say- Japanese popular morale in 1944 in WWII.
Is it proper English to say that it will make you feel more better?
No, unfortunately it is not. You may say "It will make you feel better."The correct forms for the adjectives are:positive: goodcomparative: bettersuperlative: best
How do you say feel better in french?
se sentir mieux
How you say mother in Russian?
The Russian word for mother is мать, which is simply pronounced "maht" (like "mat" with a short o sound). I hope this has helped. Feel free to improve this answer! :)
Sweetheart in Russian?
To say sweetheart in Russian you say dorogaya. To say I love you in Russian you would say, Ya lyublyu tebya.
