Can anyone pls show me how the name "Kostya" is written in Russian? Also, is there any meaning behind this name? Is it very common?
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Can anyone pls show me how the name "Kostya" is written in Russian? Also, is there any meaning behind this name? Is it very common?
Костя - it is a short variant of Bysantic name Konstantin (Констианин), it came to Russia with Orthodox Crush in 10th cent.
In English it would be "Constant".
It is popular, but not the most popular.
Hey thank you! :D
Appreciate your help. It's a guy's name right?
Yes, you're right.Quote:
Originally Posted by monarc
Cool. Thanks :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dimon
wow ,,thats a beautiful name
is it pronounced as "cost-yah" or "cost-dja"?
as "cost-yah"
Friendy, may be "cos-tyah" is better?Quote:
Originally Posted by Friendy
Of course. :) I simply copied monarc's first variant and wasn't paying much attention on dividing into syllables. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JJ
hehehe :lol: thank you, both of you! At least now i know how to say it :D
By the way, Kostya is here with you now :D :lol: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by monarc
To hear the correct pronunciation will "cost ya" five bucks.
The best transcription I think is "Cost'a" with the short "o" (it's not sth like "ou" or "ow"). :)Quote:
Originally Posted by chaika
Americans never know how to spell Kostya correctly. The worst attempt at spelling I've heard I think was Qu.......
When pronounced in America it sounds like it should be spelt: Koi (like the oi in coin) then stcha; Koistcha[/list]
Americans never know how to spell Kostya correctly. The worst attempt at spelling I've heard I think was Qu.......
When pronounced in America it sounds like it should be spelt: Koi (like the oi in coin) then stcha; Koistcha