English to Russian

Oh, dude, a White Russian is not just a person from Russia who happens to be Caucasian. It's actually a cocktail made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and cream. So, next time someone offers you a White Russian, don't expect a person with a snow-white complexion speaking Russian, just expect a delicious drink that might make you feel like a fancy dude.

Yuri

spelled: Юрий

Здравствуйте, меня зовут Нэнси

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I do not know how to pronounce it.

In Russian, the name Rebecca is translated as "Ребекка" (Rebekka).

"До завтра" (Do zavtra) is how you say "see you tomorrow" in Russian.

'Please' in Russian Cyrillic alphabet is written as "пожалуйста".

"Jouchok" does not have a meaning in Russian. It is not a Russian word. Perhaps there was a mistake in the spelling or it could be a word from another language.

"Ya zakonchil obed" in Russian translates to "I finished lunch" in English.

Well, honey, "svinya" in Russian means "pig." So, if someone calls you that, it's not exactly a term of endearment. But hey, pigs are cute too, right?

The Russian word "свинья" (svinya) translates to "pig" in English.

In Russian, "little rose" is "маленькая роза" (pronounced: ma-leen-kaya ro-za).

"Hugh" in Russian would be translated to "Хью" pronounced as "h-yu."

it means "yes i cant speak russian well' :)

"Shannon" in Russian is spelled as "Шеннон" and pronounced as "shen-NON."

You pronounce it Deh Dush Kah, usually you would say Dehdushkah and then the name like Dehdushkah Jenia.

The phrase "jurisprudence is the eye of law" is often attributed to Sir Edward Coke, an English jurist from the 16th and 17th centuries. It highlights the importance of legal theory and philosophy in interpreting and understanding the law. Just as the eye provides vision and clarity, jurisprudence helps illuminate the principles and reasoning behind legal decisions.

To write "pencil sharpener" in Russian, you would say "Точилка для карандашей" (tochilka dlya karandashey).

Вы уже дома?

In Russian, "Madeline" is spelled as "Мадлен" (pronounced as "Madlen").

For masculine nouns - Сломан (slo-man)

For feminine nouns - Сломана (slo-man-a)

For neuter nouns - Сломано (slo-man-a)

For plural nouns - Сломаны (slo-man-i)

Use this to say "something is broken".

To say "the broken something" use the adjective.

Masculine - Сломанный (slo-man-i)

Feminine - Сломанная (slo-man-a-ya)

Neuter - Сломанное ( slo-man-o-ye)

Plural - Сломанные (slo-man-i-ye)

The word for Daddy in Russian is "папа" (pronounced papa).

You can substitute Schweppes Russian with any other brand of ginger beer or ginger ale. Look for a similar product that has a strong ginger flavor and carbonation to achieve a similar taste profile in your cocktail or recipe.

Привет, меня зовут Абигейл.

"Richard" in Russian is pronounced as "Ричард" (Ree-char-d).

To say bumble in Russian it is pronounced like this 'bum', 'bauble'. That is my most positive answer lol.