Russian Vocabulary (and Wisdom)
How to say "young" in Russian
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Meaning:
young
Pronunciation:
[mah-lah-DOY]
Part of speech: adjective (See #679)
Rank: #288 (see frequency list)
He's still young, he's 25 years old.
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- Он ещë молодо́й, ему́ то́лько два́дцать пять лет.
- He's still young, he's just 25 years old.
- У тебя́ есть молодо́й челове́к?
- Have you got a boyfriend?
- literal At you is young man?
- Эх, прошли́ мои́ молоды́е го́ды!
- Ah, my young days are already gone!
- literal Ah, my young years are already gone!
- Она́ была́ пожило́й же́нщиной с молоды́м го́лосом.
- She was an elderly woman with a young voice.
- Ты отно́сишь себя́ к молодо́му поколе́нию?
- Do you consider yourself to be the young generation?
- Ты не хо́чешь попро́бовать молодо́го карто́феля с на́шей гря́дки?
- Would you like to try young potatoes from our garden?
- literal You don't want to try young potatoes from our garden?
- Ты сли́шком мо́лод, что́бы реша́ть таки́е вопро́сы.
- You're too young to solve this kind of problems.
- Я любова́лся молоды́ми ли́стьями.
- I was admiring young leaves.
- Он чу́вствовал себя́ молоды́м.
- He felt young.
- literal He felt himself young.
- Как пожива́ют молоды́е?
- How are the newlyweds?
- молодо́й карто́фель = young potatoes
- молодо́е вино́ = young wine
- молодо́й ме́сяц = new moon
literal young moon - молоды́е = newlyweds
- молодо́й гóлос = young voice
- мо́лод душо́й = feel young being old
- мóлодо-зéлено = unexperienced person
- молодо́й челове́к = boyfriend, fiancé
literal young man
- мо́лодость = youth
- молоде́ц = well-done
- От ве́тоши молодо́й траве́ хо́ду нет.
- Old people don't give way to the young ones.
- literal Young grass can't grow because of the rags.
- Молодо́й - игру́шки, а ста́рой - поду́шка.
- Young people need toys and old people, pillows.
- Молодо́й на слу́жбу, ста́рый на сове́т.
- Young people, for work, old people, for advice.
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