quick translation "welcome home"

Hi there,
My boyfriend is returning back home fom being in Russia and I would like to make him a sign saying "welcome home"...

what is the translation both using the english and russian alphabets.

thank you!

Добро пожаловать домой
Dobro pojalovat domoi

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Originally Posted by russky_lrnr

what is the translation both using the english and russian alphabets.

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Russian language uses the russian alphabet only. If you want do write a russian sentence with english alphabet, it is a transcription (which doesn't reproduce a pronunciation), but not a translation.

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Originally Posted by russky_lrnr

Hi there,
My boyfriend is returning back home fom being in Russia and I would like to make him a sign saying "welcome home"...

what is the translation both using the english and russian alphabets.

thank you!

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S vozvrascheniem domoy - C возвращением домой

"Явился, не запылился!" :-)

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Originally Posted by Wowik

Явился, не запылился :-)

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ну вот... приперся.

russky_lrnr
!!!Warning!!!
Don't use last two expressions! :)

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Originally Posted by Mikhail_S

!!!Warning!!!
Don't use last two expressions! :)

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Only the last one! :twisted:

Можно еще:
Где ты шлялся??? :lol:

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Originally Posted by Оля

Можно еще:
Где ты шлялся??? :lol:

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"Где тебя носило?"

ты где был?

Куда зарплату девал?

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Originally Posted by Wowik

"Явился, не запылился!" :-)

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"Явился, нехороший человек" (с) Джентельмены удачи =)

[quote=Оля]

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Originally Posted by "russky_lrnr":3lgckwzc

what is the translation both using the english and russian alphabets.

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Russian language uses the russian alphabet only. If you want do write a russian sentence with english alphabet, it is a transcription (which doesn't reproduce a pronunciation), but not a translation.[/quote:3lgckwzc]

Actually Olya, you mean a transliteration.
Transcription does reproduce pronunciation.

Moskva - transliteration.
Ma-skvah - transcription.

[quote=TATY]

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Originally Posted by Оля

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Originally Posted by "russky_lrnr":2erilvfp

what is the translation both using the english and russian alphabets.

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Russian language uses the russian alphabet only. If you want do write a russian sentence with english alphabet, it is a transcription (which doesn't reproduce a pronunciation), but not a translation.

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Actually Olya, you mean a transliteration.
Transcription does reproduce pronunciation.

Moskva - transliteration.
Ma-skvah - transcription.[/quote:2erilvfp]
Ok, a transliteration. 8)
Actually I meant a transliteration... or a transcription..., I just wanted to say that something in English letters is not a translation into Russian.

C возвращением домой

To pronounce:

[i]svaz-vrah-shy

[quote=TATY]
[i]svaz-vrah-shy