"Yes, this is a sweater."
Translation:Да, это свитер.
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is there a difference between э and з? I try to do the first character but the closest I get is є which it says is completely wrong. When I use з it accepts it but says it is a typo... How do I get the right character for это without doing a copy and paste?
They are different letters entirely! З is the Russian "Z" and is dimpled inward. Э is the letter "eh" and is more like a backwards "C" with a dash added in the middle. (It's located on the apostrophe/quotation marks key of an English keyboard! The Russian alphabet has more characters than ours so they take up some of our other keys)
Both of the Russian characters Э and Е ("yeh") would be represented by an English letter "E".
How do you write in cyrillic with your keyboard ? Thanks.for the answer ! :)
I downloaded Google Keyboard ans downloaded the Russian keyboard as well so I can switch back and forth from English to Russian in one tap.
Me too. Although Google Keybourd does not have a Punjabi (Gurmukhi) and Urdu keybourd. So I have to download Swiftkey keybourd too.
CBNTEP = Sweater. AKTeP = Actor. That means if you want to learn russian then forget english otherwise you will see some jumbled up english capital letters.
That would mean something more like, here's a sweater - giving it to someone or pointing it out. Вот is similar to voilà or voici in French.
I believe because вот это means here this is. Это can mean this is a, this is, you don't need вот unless asking about a location like "here" or "where"
You're really going to need it for these lessons. Are you on a phone android?
Its important to write that character so you know how it readed and wrote
when do you use это, етот ето ??? when one be appropriate versus the other?
Well, there is no characters button and i have a american keyboard what should I do?
I do not have Russian characters on my computer - how am I supposed to write what I hear?
where do I find the Russian alphabet so that I can complete this kind of question?
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They are different letters, so they are not interchangeable in writing. In some words (like свитер) е is pronounced in the same way as э.
There are a bunch of Russian characters that look like Latin characters but are different! What looks like Р in Russian is their "R", as in Россия!
I dont have a Russian keyboard option so it wont let me type the letter in english that it is equivalent to the letter in Russian.
i dont get why its wrong im saying: Da, eto a sviter, but it tells me in Cyrillic, and then it says im wrong! :(
