"Girl you're the bomb!"
"Word!"
"Yeah girl, you're the bomb"
PLEASE JUST SCROLL PASS, I'M JUST RYING TO MEET UP TARGET.
🗣️ They're not English, but here's what they mean in English: Russian WordPronunciation (English-style)English Meaningбезумецbeh-ZOO-metsMadman / lunaticсумасшедшийsoo-mah-SHED-sheeCrazy / insane personпомешанныйpo-MEH-sha-neeDisturbed / mentally unstableодержимыйah-der-ZHEE-miyPossessed (like by evil spirits)злодейzlah-DYEYVillain / evildoerубийцаoo-BEE-tsaMurdererпроклятыйpro-KLYA-tiyCursed one / damned soul
🤓 So what's the deal?
These are authentic Russian words that a person in 1826 Russia might use.
They're perfect if you want your dialogue or narration to feel realistic for the time and place.
If you're writing in English but want to sprinkle in Russian flavor, you could:
Use the Russian word for realism (with context or a quick explanation).
Or just use the English equivalent if you want to keep it simple.