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How do you say "pork" in Russian?

свинина

svinina

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "pork" is свинина.

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Pronunciation

Say SVIN-ee-nah, with stress on the second syllable. It is a three-syllable word.

Writing and usage

Свинина is feminine, ending in -а. It has eight letters. It is derived from свинья (pig).

Example sentence

Свинина готовится медленно.

The pork cooks slowly.

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How to remember свинина

Свинина starts with 'svin', which sounds like 'swine', the old English word for pig.

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Questions about свинина

How do you say "pork" in Russian?

In Russian, "pork" is свинина. It is a noun.

How is свинина written in Russian?

Свинина is feminine, ending in -а. It has eight letters. It is derived from свинья (pig).

How is свинина used in a sentence?

Use свинина as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Свинина готовится медленно. (The pork cooks slowly.).

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