"Milaya moya" is a term of endearment in Russian that translates to "my dear" or "my darling" in English. It is commonly used to express affection towards a loved one, such as a partner, spouse, or child. The phrase is often used in intimate or romantic contexts to convey a sense of closeness and love.
In Russian, "sweetie" can be translated as "милый" (milyi) for a male or "милая" (milaya) for a female.
For males - milyi, for females - milaya, for middles - miloe
For female: 'Ti moya'. For male: 'Ti moyy'.
Привет милая девушка Privet milaya devushka
no (spelled "но" in Russian) = But, yet; notwithstanding.
"my sweet"
In Russian, "sweetie" can be translated as "милый" (milyi) for a male or "милая" (milaya) for a female.
For males - milyi, for females - milaya, for middles - miloe
You would say "моя звезда" (pronounced as "moya zvezda") in Russian.
For female: 'Ti moya'. For male: 'Ti moyy'.
Привет милая девушка Privet milaya devushka
Моя любовь (moya lyubov').
Moya/Moi lubimaya/lubimiy
Carlos Moya - Spanish Nicolay Davydenco - Russian Stanislas Wawrinka - Swiss
Моя великолепная детка Moya velikolepnaya detka
black Spanish girl
All my love. I don't know the lyrics of this song however..