English to Russian

маленький ангел [mal'enkiy angel]

Andrei

Mercedes is Spanish in origin meaning "mercy". It is often taken from an epithet of the Virgin Mary: "María de las Mercedes" ("Our Lady of Mercy").

Белка.(belka).

The phrase "You have a nice smile" in Russian is "У вас есть приятная улыбка."

I Miss Love: Я скучаю по любви

1 will be "один" or "раз" (for counting). 100 will be "сто" or "сотня".

Хорошая работа. The transliteration will be "khoroshaya rabota".

No, he isn't. He's only have one girlfriend in his life, but their relationship last no more than a few months.

Yes, they use a completely different alphabet called "Cyrillic". It is a mixture of Greek and Hebrew letters. Russians spell (for the most part) phonetically because writing was introduced to them by Greek Orthodox missionaries long after their language had formed.

If you Google 'Cyrillic alphabet', Google images will show you a pretty decent chart of the alphabet. :) Russians use more letters than English does. (English uses the Latin alphabet, by the way.)

Russians use Arabic numerals, just like English speakers.

[spasibo] - спасибо

what does Tperlne mean

friction (this was on my brain check)

Yabloko

To say murder in Russian, you would say "убийство" which is pronounced as "oo-bee-yst-vo."

поцелуй меня (pronounced 'potselui menya')

The Russian word for granddaughter is pronounced as "v-nu-ka". The stress is on the first syllable.

The Russian word for wolf is pronounced as "vook".

The word for red in Russian is "красный" (krasniy).

You say "Мир на Земле" in Russian to mean "Peace on Earth."

Тридцать один

trid-tsat a-din

"Always" in Russian is spelled as "всегда" (pronounced as "vsegda").

The Russian word for "a little" is "немного" (nemnogo).

Gobbleski, Gobbleski, Gobbleski