take off your clothes

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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Originally Posted by shadow1

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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"Сними одежду" и "раздевайся".

раздевайтесь - раздевайся
разденьтесь - разденься

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Originally Posted by BappaBa

"Сними одежду" и "раздевайся".

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And which one is polite? :)

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Originally Posted by net surfer

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Originally Posted by BappaBa

"Сними одежду" и "раздевайся".

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And which one is polite? :)

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Первое, если сказать тихо и с придыханием. =)
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Originally Posted by shadow1

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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также: разденьтесь (polite form), разденься

можно и так: снимите вашу одежду, сними свою одежду

for me the words раздевайся\снимай sounds a bit like a command
and разденьтесь\снимите и разденься\сними like a polite proposal or invitation or even просьба (I doubt that the word request fits well here).

In some situations it sounds more tender and kind if you meant that.

Пожалуйста за помошь. :-)))

Can somebody translate the following in Russian please?

"Why are all of your clothes wet?"

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Originally Posted by shadow1

Пожалуйста за помошь. :-)))

Can somebody translate the following in Russian please?

"Why are all of your clothes wet?"

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It depends of what do you mean to say and a degree of wetness. If a man fell into a pond:
Почему твоя одежда вся мокрая?

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Originally Posted by shadow1

Спасибо за помощь. :-)))

Can somebody translate the following in Russian please?

"Why are all of your clothes wet?"

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I would say:

Почему у тебя вся одежда мокрая?

Спасибо за помощь. :-)
А как сказать по-русскии "I went to 'Green Hills' to buy a few groceries"
'Green Hills' is a grocery store.

Может быть
Я ходил в Грин Хилз чтобы купить несколько вещей.

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Спасибо за помощь. :-)
А как сказать по-русски_ "I went to 'Green Hills' to buy a few groceries"
'Green Hills' is a grocery store.

Может быть
Я ходил в Грин Хиллз, чтобы купить несколько вещей.

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Я ходил (or сходил) в "Грин Хиллз" купить кое-какие продукты.

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Я ходил (or сходил) в "Грин Хиллз" купить кое-какие продукты.

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чё-нибудь полегче.

Просто: Сходил в грин хиллз за продуктами.

Вот и всё.

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Просто: Сходил в "Грин Хиллз" за продуктами.

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Так тоже можно. Но я пыталась перевести "...to buy a few groceries".

If I wanted to capitalize Green Hills, I would have. :P

But ok, and, thanks.

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How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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more importantly, please give an example where you need to be polite so someone when you say "take off your clothes". Is there even one?!??!

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Originally Posted by shadow1

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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more importantly, please give an example where you need to be polite so someone when you say "take off your clothes". Is there even one?!??!

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Может быть, он таможенник.

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How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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more importantly, please give an example where you need to be polite so someone when you say "take off your clothes". Is there even one?!??!

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Maybe it is a good idea to be polite in every situation. :)

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Originally Posted by shadow1

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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more importantly, please give an example where you need to be polite so someone when you say "take off your clothes". Is there even one?!??!

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Maybe it is a good idea to be polite in every situation. :)

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obviously if you respect someone, you would not be saying this anyway! You only would say it to a spouse/significant other, or a prostitute. Even though you just met the prostitute, im sure you would not use "вы" with them...

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Originally Posted by shadow1

How do you say in Russian "take off your clothes"?
Please give polite and informal forms.

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more importantly, please give an example where you need to be polite so someone when you say "take off your clothes". Is there even one?!??!

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Maybe it is a good idea to be polite in every situation. :)

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obviously if you respect someone, you would not be saying this anyway! You only would say it to a spouse/significant other, or a prostitute. Even though you just met the prostitute, im sure you would not use "вы" with them...

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If your 12 year old son comes home and he is drenched from the rain, you may say "take off your clothes or you will catch a cold".
In this situation, politeness is optional.

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If your 12 year old son comes home and he is drenched from the rain, you may say "take off your clothes or you will catch a cold".
In this situation, politeness is optional.

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damn... its my perverted italian mind that didnt even think about that!!!

touche my friend... touche... :thumbs: