"У вас есть младшая сестра?"

Translation: Do you have a younger sister?

[CsabaSndor]

And never use this question on a rendezvous...

[Chancegardener]

Exactly :-) haha

[AbuDhabi6]

Unless you're negging her.

[bootiesandcats]

I'm on the app and my word selection was "do you have a hot younger sister." Good god.

[ftay98]

i had "tasty"

[aspencer]

Little sister is commonly used. For older, one also might use big. "this is my big brother."

[Shady_arc]

Try again later. I fiddled with the translations a bit, now it is supposed to work.

This skill is very prone to reject some correct answers from the database.

[Joshua385810]

Ive read elsewhere that есть is often omitted when adjectives,are used, impying that the existence is assumed. Is thid the case, Igor?

[errant1]

Asking for a friend?

[Peter70543]

Is the pronounciation of 'младшая' here correct? The ш sounds like a ч and I can;t really hear the д
'

[Shady_arc]

A couple of forms pronounced by native speakers: младшая, младший, младшего

[Shady_arc]

Surprisingly, a "ch" sound IS a combination of "t" and "sh" (not in Russian, sure, but in English it works).

[sethmalory]

Why is сестра not in the accusative?

[Shady_arc]

Why would she be? "Сестра" is the subject of the sentence (grammatically, at least).

[sethmalory]

Oh, okay. I thought "вас" was. Thanks.

[Francobroder]

I'm a little late lol, but if you arrange the phrase like in english it would be

Есть младшая сестра у вас? (which I'm pretty sure is incorrect russian)

which is "Is there a younger sister by you?"

hope that helps identifying the subject

[POCKOCMOC]

But why is "U vas estь mladshaya sestra?" wrong? I put it phonethically (I have no Russian keyboard), and it usually works...

[DanyDin]

Y pronuonced O or yo here? thanks

[Ruth440184]

"Oo." See here.

[mal.sh]

"Have you got a kid sister?" - What's wrong?

Почему не принимает?

[SethArnold1]

"kid" implies a child; a "younger" sister could be an adult, just not as old as the person being addressed.

[RobertGeor16]

Could u use младшее here. I thot it also meant younger. What's the difference between it and младший?

[Ruth440184]

Младший: used with masculine nouns. Младший брат - younger brother.

Младшая: used with feminine nouns. Младшая сестра - younger sister.

Младшее: used with neuter nouns. Младшее... um... well, the only neuter noun that comes to mind is яблоко. Младшее яблоко, younger apple. Though I'm sure that's not really a thing in Russian. :D

You may consider bookmarking en.OpenRussian.org, since it is an online, open-source dictionary that lets you look up words. It has declensions for nouns and adjectives, conjugations for verbs, and stress marks. It's not perfect / not complete, but it is a good start. See here for the dictionary entry for младший: https://en.openrussian.org/ru/младший. Hope it helps!

[Anthony13x]

As a vampire, I would ask " Do you have a tasty sister?"

[Holly413466]

Нет. У меня есть младший брат а старшая сестра.

Hopefully that means:
No, I have a younger brother and an older sister.

[AndiMuhamm613909]

Yes i have a little sister