How is it call in russian "My dear"?
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Depends on the context. If you intend to address somebody, you should say:\n\n'Dorogoy'  (man)   \n'Dorogaya' (woman) \n\nNormally the name of the person in question will follow.\nFor example:\n\n'Dorogoy Ivan'     \n'Dorogaya Yelena'\n\nIf you do not know the name or you are talking to someone you are closely acquainted with it is possible to add "me"\n \n'Dorogoy moy'     \n'Dorogaya moya'
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You can tell her this:\n\n"Lyubimaya, vernis ko mne. Bez tebya ya ne znayu ni sna ni pokoya. Ya lyublyu tebya bolshe zhizni svoyei i hochu prozhit s toboi vse svoi dni."\n\n(Translation)\n\nMy love, come back to me. I have neither sleep nor calm without you. I love you more than my life and I want to live all my days with you."\n\nHope it helps. But it also depends on the woman. I am a Russian, married to an American and, by God, there is nothing that can make me leave him.
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--Hello--\n         We say "MERHABA" in Turkish.Also in the phone calls we use "ALO" in Turkish instead of "Hello"\n                   --Goodbye--\n         We say "HOSCAKAL" in Turkish.Or with the same meaning with "GULE GULE".In addition you can say "Bye" too.\n                  --Thank you--\n         We say "TESEKKURLER"in Turkish.Or you can use "SAGOL".It is more informal.\n             I hope i helped:-)\n                 --bye--
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This is Russian.  It means commentary (actually it is plural form).  It could also be in a number of other Eastern Slavic languages.
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Something like\n"O'zbekiston Milliy Olimpiya Komiteti".\nGood Luck !!!
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I Love You!In many languages \n\nAfrikaans- Ek is lief vir jou! \nAlbanian- Te dua! \nAmharic- Afekrishalehou! \nArabic- Ohiboke (m to f), Nohiboka (f to m, or m to m) \nArmenian- Yes kez si'rumem! \nBasque- Maite zaitut! \nBengali- Ami tomake bahlobashi! \nBosnian- Volim te! \nBulgarian- Obicham te! \nCatalan- T'estimo! \nCreole- Mi aime jou! \nCroatian- Volim te! \nCzech- Miluji tev! \nDanish -Jeg elsker dig! \nDutch- Ik hou van je! \nEnglish- I love you! \nEsperanto- Mi amas vin! \nEstonian- Mina armastan sind! \nFarsi- Tora dost daram! \nFilipino- Iniibig kita! \nFinnish- (Mä) rakastan sua! \nFrench- Je t'aime! \nFrisian- Ik hald fan dei! \nGalician- Querote! \nGerman- Ich liebe dich! \nGreek- S'ayapo! \nGujarati- Hoon tane pyar karoochhoon! tane chaahuN chhuN! \nHawaiian- Aloha wau ia 'oe! \nHebrew- Anee ohev otakh (m to f), Anee ohevet otkha (f to m), Anee- ohev otkha (m to m), Anee ohevet otakh (f to f) \nHindi- Mai tumase pyar karata hun (m to f), Mai tumase pyar karati- hun (f to m) \nHungarian- Szeretlek! \nIcelandic- Eg elska thig! \nIndonesian- Saya cinta padamu! \nIrish- t'a gr'a agam dhuit! \nItalian- Ti amo! \nJapanese- Kimi o ai shiteru! \nKorean- Dangsinul saranghee yo! \nLatin- Te amo! \nLatvian- Es tevi milu! \nLithuanian- As tave myliu! \nMalaysian- Saya cintamu! \nMandarin- Wo ai ni! \nMarshallese- Yokwe Yuk! \nNorwegian- Jeg elsker deg! \nPolish- Kocham ciebie! \nPortuguese- Eu te amo! \nRomanian- Te iubesc! \nRussian- Ya tyebya lyublyu! \nSanskrit- twayi snihyaami \nSerbian- Volim te! \nSesotho- Kiyahurata! \nSlovak -Lubim ta! \nSlovenian- Ljubim te! \nSpanish- Te amo! \nSwahili- Nakupenda! \nSwedish- Jag älskar dig! \nTagalog- Mahal kita! \nThai- Phom rug khun (Male speaker) Chan rug khun (Female speaker) \nTurkish- Seni seviyorum! \nUkrainian- Ya tebe kokhayu! \nUrdu- Main tumse muhabbat karta hoon! \nVietnamese- Anh yeu em (m to f), Em yeu an (f to m) \nWelsh- Rwy'n dy garu di! \nYiddish- Kh'hob dikh lib! \nZulu- Ngiyakuthanda!
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берег слоновой кости\n\nBereg slonovoi kosti
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it`s a russian name(female`s) and also word and it means love.it pronounced lu-bow.
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я тебя люблю!- I love you ( when u say it to a close person)\nя люблю вас!-I love you ( but a more formal variant, in the situation when you show more respect or the relations are not that close...a little bit archaic thow...)\nя тебя обожаю - I adore you\nлюбимая- my love ( said to a woman) \nлюбимый- my love (said to a man)\nдорогой/дорогая - dear (to a man/ to a woman)\nмилый/милая - dear, darling, love ( to a man/ woman)\nлюбовь моя - my love
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Well, not exactly.\n\nIn Polish, it's\n"czesc" (pronounced like "tshest'") which it equivalent to hello / hi (informal greeting AND farewell also).\n"dzien dobry" (pronounced like "dien dobrie"), literally "good day", being the proper / formal greeting (equivalent to both good morning and good afternoon)\n"dobry wieczor" (pronounced like "dobrie vietchor"), literally "good evening"\n"do widzenia" (pronounced like "da vitzenya"), literally "untill (the next) seeing", equivalent to goodbye - the formal way.\n"dobranoc" (pronounced like "topranots"), literally goodnight.\n\nThere's a number of other greetings and farewells in Polish, but they are either quite informal, or just opposite, very formal and old-fashioned, so they are not commonly used. those above are the standard.
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you have to keep your cursor on the typing page ..\nis it on MSN ? if it's on MSN make Russian your default language. Are you from Lithuania ? Your name is Lithuanian :)
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the lady i live with her son speaks very good Russian, and yes he all so learns that way. you can download a Russian keyboard, and type a letter referencing the image, pretty cool.
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hmm.. thet's not unswer on your qestion, but....\nI realy don't know where shood I write it :)\nI'am a russian, and I have a big problems with an english speaking praktic. My ISQ 179361703\nthanks for your attention :)
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привет (or) Здравствуй - hello\nдо свидания - goodbye
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С днем рождения\n\n\nseriously thats it
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If a male is saying it:\n"Zapishy pozhalusto etot nomer, ya poslal tebe nemnogo deneg"\n\nThe pronunciation should be similar to this:\nZapeeshee pawzhaloostaw etawt nawmair, ya pawslal tebe nemnawgaw deneg"\n\nIf a female is saying it, use "poslala" instead of "poslal".\nIf you wish to use a polite form of "you", replace "tebe" with "vam".
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Translation:\n\nHi!\nHow are you? I haven't heard from you in a while.\nI had a vacation and I took a trip to Chech Republic!!! to Krakow, with my mom.\nI had a great vacation (direct translation- I rested very well), and had a lot of good time.\nNow I have little time(I don't have a lot of time), I work a lot, I went to the other region to help with work. I just found some time, sorry I haven't written for so long.\nOnce I download pictures, I will sent them to you. Igor and Alexa came to visit us and we had a great time. Igor gave me a watch as a present.\nThey left not so long ago. I am bored without them.\nMiss you kiss you