Russian Language and Culture

The average Russian typically completes around 11-12 years of formal education. This usually includes primary and secondary education. Additionally, many Russians pursue higher education as well, such as attending university or vocational schools.

In English, the Russian name Evgenia is pronounced as EV-jen-ee-uh. This name is often anglicized as Yevgenia.

Names don't change, only they change from latin script to cyrillic. The letter 'j' is a tricky one. I'm sure it would be written in Cyrillic as "жилл".

Хотите кофе? (Hotíte kófe?) polite or plural

Хочешь кофе? (HOchesh KOfe?) singular

The word "options" in Russian is "варианты" (varianthy).

Czar

To say "I am sick" in Russian, you would say "Я болен" (pronounced as "Ya bo-len") if you are male, or "Я больна" (pronounced as "Ya bol'-na") if you are female.

"Great" in Russian is translated as "великолепный" (velikolepny).

yah treneeryu moi ruccky

Капитан (kapitán).

"Precious" in Russian is "драгоценный" (dragotseniy).

Пошли (poshli) is pronounced paSHLI. It is the past perfective plural for "go on foot". It literally means We/You-all/They have gone but it is used to mean "Let's go!" in the sense "We've already gone (why are you still standing there)!"

In Russian, "sunshine" is translated as "солнечный свет" (solnechnyy svet).

1. (male name) Джошуа (Dzhóshua).

2. (Israelite leader who succeeded Moses) Иисус Навин (Iisús Návin).

The Russian landowning wealthy were known as the nobility or aristocracy. They held significant power and privilege in Russian society, owning vast estates and often serving in government or military positions.

Grandmother in Russian is pronounced "babushka" (бабушка).

Well Russia in Russian is:

Россия - (Ro-se-ya)

Russian (e.g. a Russian person):

Pусский - (Roo-ski)

Russian Language:

Pусский язык - (Roo-ski Ya-zik)

Basically the same in English and Russian.

In Cyrillic, toilet is spelled туалет, which is romanized as "Tualet"

That depends on the gender, for example, when you're saying this to a lady you should say "Ты красотка" [ty krasotka]

And if you're saying this to a guy, it's: "Ты красавчик" [ty krasavchik]

I suppose, in Russian there's no direct translation for "you're hot", so we kind of use different versions of cute and pretty!

"Старшая сестра" (pronounced as star-sha-ya seestra) is how you say "big sister" in Russian.

oh, нет - pronounced - Oh, nyet

Hope this helps.

"Сугубый" (sugubiy) is a Russian word that means "absolute" or "total." It is often used to emphasize that something is extremely intense or thorough.

The capital of Russia is Moscow. It is the largest city in the country and serves as its political, economic, and cultural center.