myagkee (мягкий)
Bless you - Bud' Zdorov, pronunciation would be Buhd' ( d at the end is soft) Sdarov.Translation provided by a Russian-English-Translator.comEnjoy!будь(те) здоровь
Добрый день. Dobrii den'. The bold letters are empasised, the sound "n" is very soft, as if in "yan yean".
To say "no" in Russian, you can say "нет" (pronounced as "nyet").
Russian word for "love" (the noun) is любовь, pronounced liubof' (the f' is soft like you are going to say few)Russian for the verb "to love" is любить, pronounced liubeet' (the t' is soft as if you are going to say tea). And then there is a ton of grammatical forms (called conjugations of all things) depending on who loves whom. The most popular being люблю, pronounced liublue for [I] love [you].
Достаточно is how you say the word enough in Russian.
ismenit' mir (' means the letter before is soft)
Опасность Opasnost' Oh-pass-nohst (soft T)
mne hochetsya spat'(t' means soft "t")
девять, pronounced DE-vit' (soft t as in tea, not as in vet)
OGON' - pronunciation AGO:N' (n at the end is very soft, stress on O) The translation was kindly provided by an experienced Russian-Translation-Pros.com
It is pronounced nee streeLYAI! (last syllable as in "lie" only l is soft)
Bless you - Bud' Zdorov, pronunciation would be Buhd' ( d at the end is soft) Sdarov.Translation provided by a Russian-English-Translator.comEnjoy!будь(те) здоровь
время ужинать = vremya uzhinat'The bold letters are empasised, the sound "t'" is very soft, as in "yean yan".
Soft mix of Russian and polish. Really beautiful and soft :)
To say sweetheart in Russian you say dorogaya. To say I love you in Russian you would say, Ya lyublyu tebya.
pyaht (where the t is a soft t, almost as if there's an s at the end)
Добрый день. Dobrii den'. The bold letters are empasised, the sound "n" is very soft, as if in "yan yean".