English to Russian

The word for chipmunk in Russian is бурундук (burunduk).

"After you" in Russian is после вас, pronounced posle vas. (pos as in posture, le as in lee, vas as in vast)

You write it Название but you say it like Nos-wine-yer. ///// well no it does not sound like "Nos wine yers". Please answer questions you know the answer to. And yes it is название which is pronounced like naz-vohn-ee-ye. But of course it is always best to listen to a recording of how it is pronounced. Google translate can do that. By name it depends on what you are referring to. Like for someones first name, that's called an imya имя. Middle name отчество otchyestva. Last name фамилия familiya. Nazvaniye is for like the title of a song. But of course if you have a pet turtle, it has a название not an имя. don't worry about these words when asking for someones name. (Unless you want a certain name in particular that isn't their imya.) In Russian, you would ask: "what do they call you/what do they call him."

Hello in Uralic languages can be said in different ways depending on the language. For example, in Finnish, you would say "Hei", in Hungarian, you would say "Szervusz", and in Estonian, you would say "Tere".

You can say "маленький монстр" in Russian to mean "little monster."

Well honey, in Russian, you say "David" as "Дэвид" which is pronounced as "deh-VEET." So, if you ever find yourself in Moscow and need to call out to your buddy David, now you know how to do it with a little Russian flair. Keep it sassy, darling!

Spasibo (Thanks) chto(for) sprosil'(asking).

Sprosil'(for men) can also be as sprosila( for women).

Папа = PApa. I believe it's pronounced exactly like the word for potato is in spanish.

In Russian, "I need you" is translated as "мне нужен ты" (pronounced as "mne nuzhen ti").

"Da" means "yes" in Russian. It is a common word used to affirm or agree with something in a conversation.

In Russian, the word for 'cup' is "чашка" (chashka).

братья

brat`ya

In Russian, "так" means "so" or "like", and is used in various contexts to express agreement, confirmation, or as a filler word.

The word "boy" in Russian is "мальчик" (mal'chik).

The word for "door" in Russian is "дверь" (dver').

"Finished" in Russian can be spelled as "закончил" (pronounced as zakonchil).

The Russian word for 'ladies' is 'дамы' (pronounced as "da-mi").

Stop here: Остановите, пожалуйста. - ah-stah-nah-vee-tyeh pah-zhal-stah.

Stop that: Прекрати, пожалуйста. - pree-krah-tee, pah-zhal-stah.

You can say "Я скучаю по тебе" (pronounced: ya skuchayu po tebe) to express "I miss you" in Russian.

"Very good" in Russian is "очень хорошо" (pronounced as "ochyen khorosho").

Using an online translator it means "the use".

"Go away" in Russian is said as "уйди" (pronounced "ooh-DEE").

"I know" in Russian is "я знаю" (pronounced ya znayu).

Здравствуй, солнышко, где ты была всю мою жизнь? (to a girl)

Здравствуй, солнышко, где ты был всю мою жизнь? (to a guy)

If you are planning on saying it, you will need some rehearsal: zdra-STVOOi SOL-nysh-ka, gdyeh ty byLA vsyu maYU zhizn? (good luck with the last word, or the first, or any in between)

If you simply want to write it using English letters: Zdravstvui, solnyshko, gde ty byla vsyu moyu zhizn?

Good luck!