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How do you say attraction in Russian?

There are a few ways to say "attraction" in Russian, depending on the context:

General attraction:

* Притяжение (prityazhenie) - This is the most literal translation and refers to the force that draws things together.

* Влечение (vlechеniе) - This is a more general term for attraction, especially in the context of emotions and feelings.

* Привлекательность (privlekatel'nost') - This refers to the quality of being attractive or appealing.

Tourist attraction:

* Достопримечательность (dostoprimechatel'nost') - This refers to a place or thing that is interesting and worth visiting.

Romantic attraction:

* Притяжение (prityazhenie) - This can be used for romantic attraction, but it's more common to use specific phrases like:

* Симпатия (simpatiya) - This refers to liking someone.

* Влюбленность (vlyublennost') - This refers to being in love.

* Страсть (strast') - This refers to passion or intense desire.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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