I really, really need a soft-dom Yuuri to refer to a submissive Victor as “my silver” in Russian. It’s very important to me. Any input would be much appreciated!
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I really, really need a soft-dom Yuuri to refer to a submissive Victor as “my silver” in Russian. It’s very important to me. Any input would be much appreciated!
Russian speaking friends, looking for a bit of clarification and context.
Song lyrics (GSPD - поле чудес) are “то зачем сюда полез” which translate according to LingQ as “then why did you come here” and I’m not quite getting why полез = here when everything I see dictionary wise means climb or reach.
Hi! I saw that ask you answered about speaking Russian and I was having a similar problem with a term of endearment because I had a native speaker tell me it wasn’t quite right. I wanted to ask if you knew the word for “bunny” and “angel” as a term of endearment for a female character and a completely off topic side note I love your blog!!!🖤 and I think it’s sweet you offered to help with something such as this
Hi there, nonny :) I’m so glad you took me up on this. So for “bunny” if you’re talking to a female character I would use the word “зайка” (zaika) or an even softer/sweeter one “заинька” (zahyin’ka). For “angel” I would say “ангел мой” (angel moy - literally “my angel”; without “my” it doesn’t sound right in Russian). Hope this helps. And thanks for liking my blog :) 😘