English to Russian

Joseph in Russian is pronounced as "Иосиф" (Yo-seef).

The word for goodbye in Russian is "до свидания" (pronounced "do svidaniya").

ве́дьма is a Russian equivalent of 'witch'.

The word for husband in Russian is "муж" (muzh).

The right translation is "китайская девушка"

The word жёлтый is a Russian equivalent of the color 'yellow'.

conchil (con; chi; l) for a guy, and conchila (con; chi; la) for a girl.

The word ад is a Russian equivalent of 'hell'.

Names don't change, only they change from latin script to cyrillic. The letter 'j' is a tricky one. I'm sure it would be written in Cyrillic as "жилл".

Каролина

Karolina

The word "options" in Russian is "варианты" (varianthy).

To say "I am sick" in Russian, you would say "Я болен" (pronounced as "Ya bo-len") if you are male, or "Я больна" (pronounced as "Ya bol'-na") if you are female.

"Great" in Russian is translated as "великолепный" (velikolepny).

yah treneeryu moi ruccky

Капитан (kapitán).

"Precious" in Russian is "драгоценный" (dragotseniy).

To say "I only love you" in Russian, you would say "Я тебя люблю одну."

In Russian, "sunshine" is translated as "солнечный свет" (solnechnyy svet).

"Как ты?" is how you spell "How are you?" in Russian.

Миа

Mia

"North" in Russian is pronounced as "север" and written as "Sever".

"I love you, Juan" in French is spelled "Je t'aime, Juan."

как Вас зовут? (formal or plural version, pronounced 'kak vass zavoot?')

informal: как тебя зовут? (pronounced 'kak tebya zavoot?')