English to Russian

сострадание

kapisko

Kristina

Кристен

Kristen

Pivo

rawr

That stands for 'I´m sorry for you'

Лапша

Lapsha

The Russian word for "home" is "дом" (dom).

Морской окунь (pronounced morskoi okun')

Пингвин

Mama

It's "Your welcome!" in Russian.

I would say that "You are welcome" is more like 'Пожалуйста' in Russian.

"Не за что" is more informal and could be tranlated like 'no problem', 'any time', 'don't mention it'.

-Thank you.

- Спасибо

-You are welcome

-Пожалуйста

or

-Thank you.

- Спасибо

- No problem / any tyme

- Не за что

Ta-ma'-ra Тама'ра

Troika

Same as in English.

привлечение or privlechnie

It means that an individual or company that has sent you something want you to confirm that you have received the goods.

If you mean the name Faith, it's a tough one, because Russian does not have a sound or a letter for th. It would have to be Фейт, which, when read back, would sound like Fate, not Faith. Sorry!

Another way to spell it is Фэйт. There is almost no difference to how a Russia would read one or the other. Pick the one that looks prettier to you.

мышь, pronounced mysh (rhymes with wish)

nuscer

Младший - younger.

сумашедший - pronounced sumashedshiy

ма́кс is a Russian equivalent of 'Max'.

всадник (vsadnik)