Thread: conversation help?

I need more help having a conversation with my russian (female) friend, except this time we'll be writing to eachother.. if I could have the fallowing translated into transliterate text, that'd be great (: thank you so much you guys.

"I'm so confused about everything. I don't understand anymore. He's just so... frustrating. And I'm frightened of the way I've been feeling lately.

My bed still smells like him... this is too much, too fast."

p.s. - I'll probably be posting back her message and what-not to be translated, just for the head's up. (:

This passage is too emotional to be literally translated but I hope this is more or less what you meant:

Translit: Ya tak vo vsyom zaputalas'. Ya bol'she nichego ne ponimayu. On prosto takoj ... on stavit menya v tupik. I mne strashno to, kakie chuvstva ya ispytyvayu v poslednee vremya.

Moya krovat' vsyo eschyo pakhnet im...eto uzhe chereschur, slishkom stremitel'no

Cyrillic: Я так во всём запуталась. Я больше ничего не понимаю. Он просто такой ... он ставит меня в тупик. И мне страшно то, какие чувства я испытываю в последнее время.

Моя кровать всё ещё пахнет им...это уже чересчур, слишком стремительно.

oh my gosh. thank you so much< 3 that's great! you guys are lifesavers, really. and don't worry, if you ever need to switch a couple words around or change things, that's totally fine. I'm more interested in just getting my point across. I'm going through a really hard time in my life, and Polina's always been here for me, so I'm so greatful you're helping me speak to her (:

she responded to my orginal message with this (which is why it probably wont make sense with what I just had you translated).. if someone could possibly translate it for me? :

"ne ogorchaysya, i ne pechalicya. ya dumau chto vce doljno bit` horosho.....kogda-nubyd`.

'lytsheee doljno bit vperedi' "

This means: "Don't be upset and don't be sad. I think that everything should be well. ...some day. The best should be yet to come"

I just have one more question.. and this might be a little weird..

How would you say "baby carrot"? As in, the little carrots. And what would just "carrots" be?

Originally Posted by rainbow

I just have one more question.. and this might be a little weird..

How would you say "baby carrot"? As in, the little carrots. And what would just "carrots" be?

carrots (plural) = морковки (morkovki)
baby carrot (singular) = маленькая морковка (malen'kaya norkovka)
baby carrots(plural) = маленькие морковки (malen'kiye morkovki)