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How do you say "can you write it down" in Russian?
Можешь записать
Mozhesh' zapisat'
In Russian, "can you write it down" is Можешь записать (Mozhesh' zapisat').
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Pronunciation
Aim for Mozhesh' zapisat' when you say it aloud, keeping the accent on "is", letting the remaining sounds slide by quickly.
Writing and usage
Можешь записать is written using cyrillic. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
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How to remember Можешь записать
Picture "Mozhesh' zapisat'" and connect it to "can you write it down" — something like the syllable "hesh " in everyday English speech.
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- i lost my way Я заблудился
- i lost my wallet Я потерял кошелёк
- i lost my phone Я потерял телефон
- theres been an accident Произошёл несчастный случай
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Questions about Можешь записать
How do you pronounce Можешь записать?
Aim for Mozhesh' zapisat' when you say it aloud, keeping the accent on "is", letting the remaining sounds slide by quickly.
Is Можешь записать formal or casual?
Можешь записать is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Можешь записать used in Russian?
Можешь записать is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (can you write it down).
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