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How do you say "net" in Russian?

сеть

setʹ

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In Russian, "net" is сеть.

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Pronunciation

Say 'SETJ' with stress on this single syllable, pronounced like 'set' with a soft final sound.

Writing and usage

This 4-letter word uses 'с', 'е', 'т', 'ь'. The 'ь' marks a soft consonant ending.

Example sentence

Мяч летит через сеть.

The ball flies over the net.

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How to remember сеть

Set' is short but essential. It can mean a network, a web, or a physical net used in sports.

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Questions about сеть

How do you say "net" in Russian?

In Russian, "net" is сеть. It is a noun.

How is сеть written in Russian?

This 4-letter word uses 'с', 'е', 'т', 'ь'. The 'ь' marks a soft consonant ending.

How is сеть used in a sentence?

Use сеть as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Мяч летит через сеть. (The ball flies over the net.).

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