Examples of using "русская" in a sentence and their english translations:
She is Russian.
I'm Russian.
Is she Russian?
Are you Russian?
She's a Russian beauty.
It looks like she's Russian.
"Are you Russian?" "Yes."
- Are you Russian?
- You're Russian?
She likes Russian pop.
You're Russian, aren't you?
- She looks like a Russian.
- It looks like she's Russian.
I'm Russian.
- Do you like Russian food?
- Do you like Russian cuisine?
- Are you Russian?
- You're Russian?
You're Russian, aren't you?
"Are you Russian?" "Yes."
- She likes Russian pop.
- She likes Russian pop music.
"Where's your girlfriend from?" "She's Russian."
"Are you Russian?" "Yes."
Traditional Russian cottages are built from wood.
Marina is Russian. Russian is her mother tongue.
Only vodka from Russia is genuine Russian vodka!
Russian speech without swearing turns into a report.
"Are you Russian?" "No, I'm Slovak."
The Russian army inflicted a crushing defeat on Frederick at the Battle of Kunersdorf,
In Poland and the Baltic, the Russian army has suffered a string of massive defeats,
The telega is a Russian vehicle, four-wheeled when it leaves and a two-wheeled vehicle when it arrives.
What kind of person is this Russian woman? What do you know about her?
hundred years ago, in 1917, the Russian revolution defeated the Russian Empire.
For those who are used to living in hell, it is unbearable in paradise. For this reason, members of the Russian diaspora in the United States have voted for Donald Trump.
My Brazilian grandson and his Russian wife live in Brazil. They have a son and a daughter – my great-grandchildren.
From 1859, Protestant missionaries from America started to arrive, and the Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches also became actively involved in missionary work.