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What is the Russian equivalent of letter?

The Russian equivalent of "letter" depends on the context:

1. As a written communication:

* Письмо (pis'mo) - This is the most common translation and refers to a written message, especially a personal one.

2. As a single character in an alphabet:

* Буква (bukva) - This refers to a letter in the alphabet, like the letter "A" or "B".

3. As a part of a word:

* Буква (bukva) - This is also used when referring to a single letter within a word.

Example:

* "I received a letter from my friend" - "Я получил письмо от друга" (Ya poluchil pis'mo ot druga)

* "The letter "A" is the first in the alphabet" - "Буква "А" - первая в алфавите" (Bukva "A" - pervaya v alfavite)

* "The word "hello" has five letters" - "В слове "привет" пять букв" (V slove "privet" pyat' bukva)

It's important to consider the context to choose the right translation.

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