Can you say Как ты?Originally Posted by Dogboy182
Sir Krist, I presume you are asking what my sig means:
А у тебя СПИД, и значит мы умрём.
But you have AIDS, and that means we'll die.
A = but/and
у тебя CПИД = you have AIDS (lieterally: By you is AIDS)
и = and
мы = we
умрём = we will die.
why is r=g but is used in word that use "H" sounds?
I don't know what you are talking about here?
r does not equal G.
The letter J is pronounced as the english Y in most languages.
E.g. in German, the name Jan is pronounced "yan".
So Й can be transliterated as J, but not usually for English.
Russian has no letter for the English J sound, so it uses the combination Дж. Jared would be spelt Джэрад.
You may say why use Э instead of A? It's because the Э is actually closer to the American English sound man, pan. Russian A is too open for these sounds. E.g. Джарад would aound like Jar-rаd.