A friend of mine is writing a story that involves a Russian woman, and he desperately needs a Russian word that means 'nothing' or 'nonexistent'. any help would be much appreciated!

 

Thanks in advance!:D

В Советской России, вы не смотрите на слова ничего, за словами ничего не искать для вас

 

ничего is Russian for Nothing

несуществующий for Non-existent

 

Says google

Hmmm...does it show English letters too?

Nope :(

Drat! Well it's a start. If anyone knows how to spell them in English and how to pronounce them, that would be great.:)

В Советской России, вы не смотрите на слова ничего, за словами ничего не искать для вас

 

ничего is Russian for Nothing

несуществующий for Non-existent

 

Says google

 

 

Hmm well I have russian lessons for 2 years, maybe I can try to write them down in the english way:D

 

ничего : Nitshego or Nitshewo

несуществующий : Necushestwuyushij or something like that :dizzy2:

Could you convert the first sentence from russian to english ;)

THanks, Thalia. Even if you're not quite sure, he may be able to cross-reference those with the google result.:)

We, Bob did in fact cross-reference them, and we're done here! That was too easy. THanks David & Thalia.:D

 

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