English to Russian

It depends on the size of the basket -.-

In Russian they say 'food' as 'Yeda'.

Kahlua and milk, extra of either changes the color to blk or wht.

jhkhkhjkuiku

Directly translated, you would say "привет, душа друг", which is said as "Privyet, dusha droog". Keep in mind, "Привет" is an informal way of saying hello, however saying "hello soul mate", I doubt you need to be overly formal about it!

The Russian word for the plural noun "congratulations" is поздравления, but if you are trying to say "Congratulations!", most Russians would say Поздравляю!, which is a verb, meaning [I] congratulate [you]. It is pronounced pazdravlyayu. Good luck with that!

воин (pronounced voin)

The Russian word for our English word "water" is pronounced: va-DUH. (accent on capital letters) But va-duh can also be referring to soda pop of any sort, and you have specify what you want more clearly. (you can do that in context, or describe clearly what you mean with exact words) Help of those kinds of words: You say, "Mozhno, pazaloosta, va-duh". Someone says: "Kakaya va-duh" You say, "Naturalnaya va-duh". { translation of above: You: "May I please have some water?" Someone: "What kind of water?" You: "Natural water". } Hope this helps. :)

Glasnost. The word (and the phenomenon) gained popularity in the World media in mid-1980s, when Mikhail Gorbachev introduced the new cautiously democratic policies of "openness" and "rebuilding" to overcome the stagnation and disillusionment in the then-Soviet economy and society. The word for "rebuilding" is Perestroika.

Names are not translated into different words, they are meaningless unless applied to a subject. Ethan would be spelt "Этхан" when directly transfered to Cyrillic, only Russians would read "Этхан" as "Et-han". There is no "th" sound in Cyrillic.

Месть (myest, pronounced 'myes-t') is the Russian word for revenge or vengeance.

Others include the borrowed pеванш (revansh, pronounced ruh-vonsh), мщение (mshchyeniye) and отмщение (otmshchyeniye) and жажда мести (zhazhda mesti).

In Cyrillic letters: бело

Pronounced in English: belo

As in Belorussia or Belarus, which mean "White Russia."

Happy Birthday

i know how but you cant do it on the computer sorry ) :

8 - восемь ("vo-syem")

This is the word for "child" in Russian:

ребенок

Королевский is the Russian word for royal.

Lawrence in Russian is "Лоуренс" (pronounced as "Loorens").

The Russian word for "hi" is spelled as "Привет" and is pronounced as "privyet".

Lovers of the Russian Word was created in 1807.

In Russian, the word for "pee" is "писать" (pisat'), which is the verb meaning "to urinate." The noun form is "писюня" (pisyunya) for a more informal or childish reference. Another more formal term is "моча" (mocha), which means "urine."