Examples of using "Russa" in a sentence and their english translations:
She is Russian.
He snores.
Listen to how Tom snores.
She is Russian.
- Tom's snoring.
- Tom snores.
She looks like a Russian.
He doesn't snore.
Where is the Russian embassy?
Tom rarely snores.
Tom doesn't snore.
I'm Russian.
Tom's last girlfriend was Russian.
- Are you Russian?
- You're Russian?
He's snoring and we're studying.
Moscow is a Russian town.
You're Russian, aren't you?
- Do you like Russian food?
- Do you like Russian cuisine?
I study Russian.
East Prussia appeared to provoke a Russian offensive.
St. Petersburg is a Russian city.
What should I do if my wife snores?
Only vodka from Russia is genuine Russian vodka!
Why do people snore?
I can hear Tom snoring in the next room.
Nobody writes in Russian more than you do.
Marina is Russian. Russian is her mother tongue.
She fell in love with a Russian immigrant.
Russian salad is made with potatoes, olives, tuna, and other vegetables.
Russian salad is made with potatoes, olives, tuna, and other vegetables.
His injury meant he missed the worst horrors of the Russian retreat,
A Frenchman, for instance, might find it hard to laugh at a Russian joke.
My best friend is a Russian.
It was a system that dominated Russian rural life for the next 200 years.
Sixth Corps’ onslaught shattered the Russian left, leading to one of Napoleon’s most
My Brazilian grandson and his Russian wife live in Brazil. They have a son and a daughter – my great-grandchildren.
In the days of doubt, in the days of painful brooding over the fate of my fatherland you are my only support, my only solace, oh great, mighty, true and free Russian language!
It's simply surprising, how a modest attempt by a foreigner to compose a Russian sentence ultimately leads to two Russian speakers engaging in a lively discussion about their native language.