English to Russian

Три

Tri

You could say it a couple of different ways. The placement of the verb's object is not particularly important. The infinitive verb "To love" in Russian, is любить. Pronounced "Liu BEET". To say "I love you", you need to conjugate to the first person. You could say, "Я люблю тебя" or "Я тебя люблю" (pronounced Ya liu-bliu tebYA, or Ya tebYA liu-bliu". Other variations might include the word очень (pronounced Ochen meaning, very much), or the word тоже (pronouced TOE-zhe, meaning also, or "too"). For instance, "Я очень люблю тебя" (I love you very much), and "Я тоже люблю тебя" (I also love you very much). Russian is a complex language -- not only do the verbs conjugate, but also the pronouns and the NOUNS depending on which of the 6 Russian "cases" applies to the sentence. This particular sentence conjugates the nominative case pronoun "Ты" to "Тебя" in the accusative case, because it is the direct object of the verb "люблю".


Я люблю тебя - Yah loobloo tyebyah

Чёрный - chór-nee (masc. singular)

Чёрная - chór-naya (fem. singular)

Чёрные - chór-nee-eh (both plural)

Я тебе не верю.

Transliteration.

Пятьдесят пять

Pyadesyat pyat'

"Yes" in Russian is "da", just as "no" is "nyet".

С днём рождения!

Pronounced "s dniom rojdieniya!".

до свидания -- Dah svee-dan-ya (Ever seen the movie Anastasia? It's in Rasputin's song and Anya says it before she smashes the reliquary)

'Hi' (informal greeting): "Привет!" (pree-VjET) 'Hello' (polite informal, singular form): "Здравствуй!" (ZDRAV-stvuy) 'Hello' (more polite or plural form): "Здравствуйте!" (ZDRAV-stvuy-tjeh) 'Good day': "Добрый день!" (DOB-ryy djenj) 'Good morning': "Доброе утро!" (DOB-rah-ye UT-rah) 'Good evening': "Добрый вечер!" (DOB-ryy VjEH-cher)

Спасибо за вашу помощь - Spasibo za vashu pomozhch, Спасибо за помощь -Spasibo za pomozhch , Спасибо - Spasibo.

007 Veidi lohutust is an Estonian equivalent of the title to the movie 'Quantum of Solace'.

I'm not sure how to say "I'm tired" but if you want to say "i want to go to sleep" then say

"ya hotchu spat"

i hope that helps

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'I'm tired' in Russian is 'ya ustal' if you're a boy, 'ya ustala' if you're a girl. :)

Я тебя очень люблю

YA tebya ochenʹ lyublyu

Добро пожаловать в семью. Dahbroh pahzhalovat' v syehm'-yoo.



Take special care to pronounce the ( t' ) in ( pahzhalovat' ) with a good chunk of your tongue touching your pallet. It will be somewhat like trying to say a t and the y (as is yesterday) together. Also, take care that you don't change the v to an f to save time and trouble.

Искусство means "art" in English.

Do you want to be my girlfriend: " Хотите быть моей девушкой? " it is hard to say on exactly how to say it I advise looking up some site to help you in pronunciation.

друг (droog) masculine;

подруга (podrooga) feminine

We write Хрущев, completely - Никита Сергеевич Хрущев.

I don't speak Russian = Я не говорю по-русски (Ya ne govoryú po-rússki).

(read: Yah nee gah-vah-ruh pah roos-kee)