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How do you say here in Russian?

The translation of "here" in Russian depends on the context. Here are some options:

If you're referring to a location:

* здесь (zdes') - This is the most common and general way to say "here."

* тут (tut) - This is a more informal version of "here."

* в этом месте (v etom meste) - This means "in this place."

* на этом месте (na etom meste) - This means "on this place."

If you're referring to a time:

* сейчас (seychas) - This means "now."

* в это время (v eto vremya) - This means "at this time."

If you're referring to a specific object or person:

* вот (vot) - This means "here is/here are" and is often used before pointing at something.

* этого (etogo) - This means "this" and is used before a masculine noun.

* этой (etoy) - This means "this" and is used before a feminine noun.

* этого (etogo) - This means "this" and is used before a neuter noun.

Example sentences:

* Я живу здесь. (Ya zhivu zdes') - I live here.

* Посмотри, вот твой телефон. (Posmotri, vot tvoy telefon.) - Look, here is your phone.

* Я буду здесь завтра. (Ya budu zdes' zavtra.) - I will be here tomorrow.

It's important to choose the most appropriate translation based on the context of your sentence.

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