Russian Statement

I'd love to know how to say something flirtacious in Russian, seeing as I've got a Moldovan friend who speaks fluent Russian and it'd be cool to say something sweet to him in his native tongue.
So if anyone knows something short and sweet, I'd be much obliged.

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Thanks,
Rachel

Я тебя обожаю.

У тебя есть молоко?

Хочешь пойти со мной в суши-бар?

Ты такая прелестная 8)

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Originally Posted by Орчун

Ты такая прелестная 8)

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Wrong gender, unless you were referring to the original poster :lol:

Try this: у тебя красивые глаза - you have beautiful eyes

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

Try this: у тебя_ красивые глаза - you have beautiful eyes

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"у тебя есть красивые глаза" - it sounds funny. :)

[quote=kalinka_vinnie]

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Originally Posted by "Орчун":315twup9

Ты такая прелестная 8)

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Wrong gender, unless you were referring to the original poster :lol:

Try this: у тебя есть красивые глаза - you have beautiful eyes[/quote:315twup9]
У тебя есть красивые глаза -
Например ты - хирург, и делаешь операции по пересадке глаз. Тогда твой коллега может тебе сказать "У тебя есть красивые глаза" (в холодильнике например) :wink:

да :oops: видно, что у меня нет красивых глаз! :o

i was told never to use есть with adjectives. they say its because the emphasis is not on the existance of the thing in question.

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

да :oops: видно, что у меня нет красивых глаз! :o

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Shouldn

[quote=Kamion]

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Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie

да :oops: видно, что у меня нет красивых глаз! :o

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Shouldn

no, its глаз. i dont know why actually. maybe becuase its normally found in the plural, ie глаза.

I think глаз is one of those old-school words that doesn't necessarily take the conventional endings, thus глаз for Мн. Ч. Род. It also has the Е.Ч. Род and Пред. "у" as options for endings...

I was also told not to use 'есть' with adjectives in the construction 'у меня ...' , and also with something that you were born with (I.E. your eyes).

tdk

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Originally Posted by tdk2fe

I was also told not to use 'есть' with adjectives in the construction 'у меня ...' , and also with something that you were born with (I.E. your eyes).

tdk

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Yeah, all it is talking about possession and avoiding unnecessary redundancies -- it's pretty straight-forward.
-If you have a "blue car" it's not important that you have a car, so much as you do a "blue" one. Obviously, if it's "blue", you have it.
-Like you said, unless you are some unfortunate perso,n you were endowed with two eyes, just like everyone else. Big deal. But if you have beautiful, brown eyes, then that's something worth talking about and stressing -- just like that car being a cool shade of blue.