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How do you say "to throw" in Russian?

бросить

brositʹ

Noun Cyrillic

In Russian, "to throw" is бросить.

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Pronunciation

Say BRAH-see-tuh, stress on the first syllable. The 'bro' is clear and crisp.

Writing and usage

Seven letters: бросить. The root бро means throw. The suffix -ить marks it as perfective.

Example sentence

Брось мяч мне!

Throw the ball to me!

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How to remember бросить

Brositь means to throw - the 'bro' sound is bold, like throwing something with force.

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Questions about бросить

How do you say "to throw" in Russian?

In Russian, "to throw" is бросить. It is a noun.

How is бросить written in Russian?

Seven letters: бросить. The root бро means throw. The suffix -ить marks it as perfective.

How is бросить used in a sentence?

Use бросить as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Брось мяч мне! (Throw the ball to me!).

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