I don't know a word of Russian, and so I actually try to avoid using the rather well-known Russian equivalents for these terms because I feel like an idiot.
我不懂俄语,所以我不用俄语读,而就用这个英语中通行的俄语替代词,这样感觉是不是挺傻的。
And then when I took my Russian class last year, I really liked it
而且我去年上俄语课时,我非常喜欢,
On the other hand, the critic Michael Wood has pointed out that Nabokov didn't lose Russian. He didn't lose it on the way while he was riding the boat; he decided to stop writing in it.
另一方面,批评家,迈克尔·伍德指出,纳博科夫没有完全失去俄语,当他划船的时候,他意识到这点,他决定停止写作。
There was no word literally in Russian for the state, or for the monarchy, or for the government.
在俄语中都没有"国家"这个词,也没有"君主制"或"政府"
Yes, I see them in the text just as anybody else does, but since I don't really know what they mean except by means of the translation, why should I use them?
我看着这些原版书,但是我也不懂他们真正什么意思,除了它们翻译过来的意思,所以我干嘛费劲去用俄语?
that teach in immersion programs that are Korean, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian and Spanish.
双语教学的语言包括韩语、粤语、汉语、俄语和西班牙语。
Russian kids sucked harder to hear Russian than they did to French.
相较于听到法语,俄罗斯的儿童则在听到俄语时,会更加用力的吮吸
He says this in his last Russian novel, The Gift.
他在最后一本其俄语小说《礼物》中这么说。
He had Russian and English tutors that came in succession; he had drawing masters and so on, to cover the range of education thought to be appropriate to a young man of his station.
后来他还有了俄语和英语家教;,他还有绘画老师等等,他接受了非常全面的教育,那些教育在他国家被认为是非常合适的。
I don't read Russian, but he made spelling mistakes when he wrote.
我虽然不懂俄语,但他写东西的时候会拼错
And they would prefer to hear French than to hear Russian.
他们更喜欢听到法语,而不是俄语
For you, French and Russian sound different.
对你们来说,法语和俄语听起来是不一样的
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