Russian Language and Culture

Пламя на ветру

Plamya na vetru

Ethnic Russians are most closely related to other East Slavic peoples, such as Ukrainians and Belarusians. They also share genetic and cultural ties with other Slavic groups, such as Poles and Czechs.

peter the great

For males - milyi, for females - milaya, for middles - miloe

"Ножницы" (pronounced as nozh-neet-sy) is the word for scissors in Russian.

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i see a lot of russians with brown or dark brown eyes sometimes almost black lookin

Вы очень красивая

Vy ochenʹ krasivaya

Добрый вечер, дамы и господа (Dóbriy vécher, dámy i gospodá).

no you didnt

They have these air condintionars outside like us and they stay warm with that i think i dont really know because i guessed

The word for grandma in Russian is "бабушка" (babushka).

they are about $100

**** you no one knows

Приятного аппетита

Priyatnogo appetita

ya tibya liublu, Emily

вы очень красивые! - you (formal) are very beautiful!

pronounced: vy oh-chen krah-see-vy-ye!

ты очень красивая! - you (informal) are very beautiful (feminine)!

pronounced: ty oh-chen krah-see-vah-yah!

ты очень красивый! - you (informal) are very beautiful (masculine)!

pronounced: ty oh-chen krah-see-vah-yah!

what is Russian Parliament called

the baby mammoth that was discovered in siberia was given the Russian name that means "love". i would like to know how it's spelled in English.

EDIT: Google translator lists the word love as 'любовь' which translates phonetically into English as 'lyubov'

Ты красивый (Ty krasiviy) for male

Ты красивая (Ty krasivaya) for female

Pronounced (Zdrastvuyte)

Long cold winters and short summers.

С Новым годом!

Depends.

Not sure about 'sweet dreams' exactly, but 'SpakOini NOchi' (conventionally 'good night') is literally '(I wish you) a tranquil night'