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Hey again everyone!
I've just got a few sentences that I need some help with-I understand what the words mean but don't really know how to translate them into good English?
i) вот уже четыре года они встречают Новый год вместе
ii) в полночь поздравляли друг друга с Новым годом
iii) каждому нужен будет маскарадный костюм
iv) но костюм должен быть интересным
OK I think that's all! Thanks so much for any help :D
they have been celebrating the New Years together for 4 years nowQuote:
i) вот уже четыре года они встречают Новый год вместе
at midnight they wished each other Happy New YearQuote:
ii) в полночь поздравляли друг друга с Новым годом
Everyone will need a masquerade costumQuote:
iii) каждому нужен будет маскарадный костюм
but the costum has to be interestingQuote:
iv) но костюм должен быть интересным
Brilliant, thanks so so much for your help!
:D
they have been celebrating New Years eve together for 4 years now (sounds a little better)Quote:
Originally Posted by Friendy
cosutme, or: Everyone will need to dress upQuote:
Originally Posted by Friendy
again, costume :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Friendy
Doesn't "dress up" mean smth like "наряжаться", so it could be understood as if ypu ask them to put on a nice suit/dress (not necessarily masquerade one)?Quote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
well, yes, it can be ambiguous. You might want to add, "everyone needs to dress up as something".
Wow, that's exactly like in Russian! :) (or should I say "it's exactly as in Russian"? :wink:)Quote:
Originally Posted by kalinka_vinnie
Hey thanks a lot everyone it's all really helpful :)
Thanks, kalinka_vinnie, for the corrections. :)