What is the russian equivalent of the letter "j"?
J as in Jake, jazz etc. (as well as G in cage, stage) is spelled 'ДЖ' in russian. So you'll get /джаз/ for /jazz/. The way you write the rest of the letters given ( i mean H, I, W...) depends on the way they are pronounced. Example: i as in SITE is /АЙ/ (сАЙт), i in Nick is /И/ (нИк). H is X for most of the cases, W is В or У, like Emma Watson is spelled /Эмма Уотсон/ X is for КС, box = боКС
Can two Russian Tortoises be caged together?
yes two russian tortoises can be housed together. before putting both tortoises together quarantine the new tortoise for a few weeks to make sure that it does not have any fatal diseases that could kill your current tortoise eg runny nose syndrome. then after a few weeks you can introduce the new tortoise to the existing one and they should be happy together. one last thing you should have a bigger pen for your tortoise, especialy if you are going to get another tortoise. a single russian tortoise should have at least a 4x4 meter pen when outside and a 2x1 meter pen inside. with the pen outside you should make sure that there is absolutely no possible ways for the tortoises to escape. an idea would be to dig the walls of the pen into the ground. good luck
How do I say yes in Russian?
Yes is probably one of the first words that you learn in any language together with… toilet :). In Russian, the word for Yes, which can be used in any situation, is Да (da).We often say Да да да (Yes yes yes) if we want to emphasize that the answer is affirmative.There is an important and curious detail about the word Да. Its combination with some words can completely change its meaning.For example, Да нет (literally “yes no”) actually means No. It is pronounced with a stress on Нет. We say it when the answer is negative, but we are not very sure.Another curious expression is Да ну. It can have two different meanings, neither of which is Yes… Can you believe that? It can mean Really? and it is used to express surprise or disbelief. In this case, it is pronounced with interrogative intonation. In other contexts, it may mean Forget about it / Leave it.Among other words to say Yes in Russian it is worth mentioning:Ага (Yeah) - it’s a colloquial word for Yes.Конечно (Of course / Sure). It’s a nice way to avoid repeating Да all the time.Согласен (male) / согласна (female) (I agree) - it is a little bit formal.I have collected all these words and many other curious expressions and added their pronunciation in this article, feel free to share your comments and ideas!
How do i go about talking to this new Russian girl with limited English?
OMG I KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love russian girls.. im a russian guy and go to russia everyyear and i must say they have ALOT and i mean ALOT of beautiful sexy girls there ALOT!! more so than not! go up to her and say... zdrastye kag de la? (hello how are you)? then say tye ochin krasivaya devochka( your a really beautiful girl) then shell probably ask vye gavariti pa ruski( you speak russian) then you say ochin nymnoga_ very little... then you start learning RUSSIAN get pimslers or rosetta stone and a few BOOOOOKSS!. learn TRUST ME she will respect you for it and will be much more interested in you then you can ask her to help you learn!.... THIS IS WHAT YOU MUST DO! check out LIVEMOCHA too its free online and it works awesome plus you can chat to people around the world and learn alot of the language.