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How do you say "cheers" in Russian?
Ура
Ura
In Russian, "cheers" is Ура (Ura).
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Pronunciation
The word rolls off as "Ura", with the emphasis landing on the middle syllable, which feels awkward on the tongue for the first day or two, then settles in.
Writing and usage
Ура is written using cyrillic. It's a noun, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
Он поднял бокал и сказал «за здоровье».
On podnjal bokal i skazal «za zdorov'e».
He raised his glass and said cheers.
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How to remember Ура
Let a stack of unpaid bills on a desk be your anchor for "Ura", since the way the stress punches through nudges the two together.
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Questions about Ура
How do you pronounce Ура?
The word rolls off as "Ura", with the emphasis landing on the middle syllable, which feels awkward on the tongue for the first day or two, then settles in.
Is Ура formal or casual?
Ура is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Ура used in Russian?
Ура is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Он поднял бокал и сказал «за здоровье». (He raised his glass and said cheers.).
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