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How can you say what the in Russian?

The Russian word for "what" depends on the context:

As a question word:

* Что? (Chto?) - This is the most common and general form of "what" used in questions.

As a relative pronoun:

* Что (Chto) - This is used to introduce a relative clause, similar to "that" or "which" in English.

As an interrogative pronoun:

* Какой? (Kakoy?) - This is used to ask about the quality or type of something, meaning "which" or "what kind of."

* Какая? (Kakaya?) - (feminine form of "Kakoy?")

* Какое? (Kakae?) - (neuter form of "Kakoy?")

* Какие? (Kakie?) - (plural form of "Kakoy?")

Here are some examples:

* Что ты делаешь? (Chto ty delaesh?) - What are you doing?

* Я не знаю, что делать. (Ya ne znayu, chto delat.) - I don't know what to do.

* Что ты хочешь? (Chto ty khochesh?) - What do you want?

* Какой твой любимый цвет? (Kakoy tvoy lyubimy tsvet?) - What is your favorite color?

* Какая у тебя машина? (Kakaya u tebya mashina?) - What kind of car do you have?

The choice of the correct word depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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