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How do you say "jewelry" in Russian?
Ювелирные изделия
Juvelirnye izdelija
In Russian, "jewelry" is Ювелирные изделия (Juvelirnye izdelija).
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Pronunciation
Read Juvelirnye izdelija as 9 short beats strung together, keeping "ve" heavier than the rest because the second syllable is where the emphasis belongs.
Writing and usage
Ювелирные изделия is written using cyrillic. It's a noun, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
Она хранила свои украшения в маленькой коробочке.
Ona hranila svoi ukrashenija v malen'koj korobochke.
She kept her jewelry in a small box.
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Questions about Ювелирные изделия
How do you pronounce Ювелирные изделия?
Read Juvelirnye izdelija as 9 short beats strung together, keeping "ve" heavier than the rest because the second syllable is where the emphasis belongs.
Is Ювелирные изделия formal or casual?
Ювелирные изделия is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Ювелирные изделия used in Russian?
Ювелирные изделия is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Она хранила свои украшения в маленькой коробочке. (She kept her jewelry in a small box.).
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