"King of the whole world"
I was very capable of looking up the three required words:
король
весь
мир
However, having not studied Russian (at least not yet) I can't apply the genitive case. :wink: Thanks to anyone who helps.
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"King of the whole world"
I was very capable of looking up the three required words:
король
весь
мир
However, having not studied Russian (at least not yet) I can't apply the genitive case. :wink: Thanks to anyone who helps.
Король всего мира.
d00d, good on you for using a dictonary and knowing that the genitive case is required. Way too many people have no reference or linguistic skills whatsoever. If you decide to study Russian, I wish you all luck.
Спасибо, Friendy.
Well, I can speak German and basic Hebrew. I've always liked languages and want to minor in one (or have a double major). Slavic languages seem very interesting.
If this is a quote from the Bible, then perhaps "Царь всей земли" (the tsar of the whole earth) would fit better. If the king is an ancient king, then "царь" sounds more correct - "король" usually refers to European monarchs A.D.
What's wrong with 'Vladimir'?
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Originally Posted by waxwing
"Царь всея Руси" пока ещё не царь всей земли. :wink: