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How do you say "did you sleep well" in Russian?
Ты хорошо спал
Ty horosho spal
In Russian, "did you sleep well" is Ты хорошо спал (Ty horosho spal).
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Pronunciation
It's pronounced close to Ty horosho spal, and stressing the "ho s" chunk a touch more than the rest, and the apostrophe sound is just a soft touch, not a full syllable.
Writing and usage
Ты хорошо спал is written using cyrillic. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
did you sleep well
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How to remember Ты хорошо спал
Break "Ty horosho spal" down to "ho s" and let that spark "did you sleep well" in your mind.
Related words
- good morning Доброе утро
- good afternoon Добрый день
- good evening Добрый вечер
- good night спокойной ночи
- how is it going Как идут дела
- whats up Привет
- how have you been Как у тебя дела
- its nice outside today Сегодня на улице приятно
- the weather is nice Погода хорошая
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Questions about Ты хорошо спал
How do you pronounce Ты хорошо спал?
It's pronounced close to Ty horosho spal, and stressing the "ho s" chunk a touch more than the rest, and the apostrophe sound is just a soft touch, not a full syllable.
Is Ты хорошо спал formal or casual?
Ты хорошо спал is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Ты хорошо спал used in Russian?
Ты хорошо спал is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (did you sleep well).
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