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How do you say "whats good here" in Russian?
Что здесь хорошего
Chto zdes' horoshego
In Russian, "whats good here" is Что здесь хорошего (Chto zdes' horoshego).
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Pronunciation
Try Chto zdes' horoshego for the sound, with your voice pushing up on "heg", so the ending comes out almost clipped.
Writing and usage
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Example sentence
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Related words
- i would like to order this Я хотел бы заказать это
- can i see the menu Можно посмотреть меню
- im allergic to nuts У меня аллергия на орехи
- i dont eat meat Я не ем мясо
- is this spicy Это остро?
- can i get this to go Можно я возьму это с собой
- one more please Ещё один, пожалуйста
- can we split the bill Можно разделить счёт?
- is service included включено обслуживание
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Questions about Что здесь хорошего
How do you pronounce Что здесь хорошего?
Try Chto zdes' horoshego for the sound, with your voice pushing up on "heg", so the ending comes out almost clipped.
Is Что здесь хорошего formal or casual?
Что здесь хорошего is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Что здесь хорошего used in Russian?
Что здесь хорошего is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (whats good here).
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