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How do you say "candy" in Russian?

конфета

konfeta

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "candy" is конфета.

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Pronunciation

Say kun-FUT-tuh. Stress FUT. Three syllables with a hard K and hard Ф.

Writing and usage

Конфета comes from confetti. к-о-н-ф-е-т-а in Cyrillic. The double Ф is notable.

Example sentence

Дети ели конфеты на празднике.

Children ate candy at the party.

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How to remember конфета

Конфета is candy. Picture a child eating a sweet конфета.

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Questions about конфета

How do you say "candy" in Russian?

In Russian, "candy" is конфета. It is a noun.

How is конфета written in Russian?

Конфета comes from confetti. к-о-н-ф-е-т-а in Cyrillic. The double Ф is notable.

How is конфета used in a sentence?

Use конфета as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Дети ели конфеты на празднике. (Children ate candy at the party.).

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