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I am writing my Christmas cards, and I'm sending one to a Russian friend. I've taken Russian classes before, but we didn't learn how to say Merry Christmas. Is "С новым рождество" correct? Could anyone help me out? And don't give me links to on-line translators. I'd like the answer from someone who actually knows. And in Cyrillic alphabet, too, please! Thanks!
Hi, I'm from Argentina (sorry if my english is not very good!) I lived in Russia for a year.
They say "с рождеством".
But you better say "с новым годом" (It means "Happy new year"), it is more used. Or "с новым годом и рождеством".
In Russia, Christmas is not on 25 december, they celebrate it on 7 january. Remember that when you send your card!
A Christmas postcard from a Russian girl to her English friend
As you know it is Almost Christmas and I want to write my friend from Russia, Yulia, a Christmas card in Russian. Heres what I need it to say: Yulia I wanted to thank you for being my friend and I am happy that you came to my shcool. I am very lucky guy for getting to meet girl like you. I only wish that we had more time to get to know each other better. I hope you have lots of fun while here in America. If you ever need anything you'll always have a friend so don't hesitate to call me. Hope to see you again!..........{ I really appreciate any who help me.
"Юлия, я хочу поблагодарить тебя за дружбу со мной и сказать, что я счастлив тому, что ты посетила мою школу. Я очень счастлив знакомству с такой девушкой, как ты. Я только желаю, чтобы у нас было побольше времени для того, чтобы узнать друг друга лучше. Я надеюсь, что тебе было весело во время твоего пребывания в Америке. И, если тебе когда-нибудь потребуется что-либо, то знай, что у тебя всегда есть друг и что ты можешь без сомнений позвонить мне. Надеюсь увидеть тебя снова!!!....."
Very nice words for those girls... i am sure she will be happy to read this
Good Luck!!!
How many stamps do I need? Can I just put it in the mail box? Should I write the address and stuff in Russian, or can I keep it in English?
Do not put it in a mail box without knowing how much postage is required. Take your card to the post office and they will give you the appropriate stamp to put on it. If you have the address in Russian, copy this onto your envelope, otherwise keep it in English.
I am supposed to perform it with a friend's band next week and i still need time to learn it. I'd buy online but i don't have a bank card that works for online shopping. I'd buy it in stores but unfortunately, i live a long ways away from any city and won't get a chance to get to a store that might have it before the show. If anyone can e-mail me or link me anything, that would be so great. I don't want to let this friend down.
try this website
http://www.learnsongs.com/sheet-music/Tr ans-Siberian-Orchestra/A-Mad-Russians-Ch ristmas-MN0034775.aspx
Hey everyone does anyone know a program i can use to translate English(well actual it would be American) into Russain. I am russian I know how to speak it but I do not know how to write it. My mom is full Russain and I would like to write her a christmas card in russain but I don not know how. Can anyone help?
please make sure that the program is free THANK YOU
Это website может помочь вам! Or This website can help you! I like to use AltaVista Babel Fish when translating things!! http://babelfish.altavista.com/
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