Hochesh bit' moim droogom?
Хочешь быть моим другом?
The Russian word for friend is "друг" pronounced as "droog".
The Russian word for "Russian" is русский, pronounced ROOS-ski. If you want to write it in English, you can write it as russky.
So you have never heard of Google translate? If you want people to say Luke in Russian you say Luke. If you want it spelled using Russian characters it would look like this Лука Лука Люк
You say it the same as in English, only you make sure to pronounced the ending E and R separately, as you would be saying "TERrabyte". If you want to write it in Russian, you write Питер.
To say "I want to go home" in Russian, you would say "Я хочу пойти домой" (pronounced as "Ya khochu poyti domoy"). In this sentence, "Я" means "I," "хочу" means "want," "пойти" means "to go," and "домой" means "home." This phrase is a simple and direct way to express the desire to return to one's place of residence in Russian.
You pronounce 'lutchshi drukk' for best friend in russian.
The Russian word for friend is "друг" pronounced as "droog".
Say do you want to paint in Russian
tvoу droog Твой друг
Cheers in Russian is said like this "Ura". I found it on google translate.
The Russian word for "Russian" is русский, pronounced ROOS-ski. If you want to write it in English, you can write it as russky.
Google English to Russian translation.
We never use this word. But if you want: teplo or тепло in Russian language.
say I just became that way that I didn't want to ruin our friendship
Would you like to be my girlfriend
In Russian, you would say "Доброе утро, красивая подруга" (Dobroye utro, krasivaya podruga). This phrase translates directly to "Good morning, beautiful friend." It's a warm and friendly greeting you can use with a close female friend.
друг (droog) masculine; подруга (podrooga) feminine