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How to write in Russian?

Question by Ms.J: russian?!?!?
anyone know how to write “joy” in russian? But not in cyrillic. Like I know пока means “bye” in cyrillic. But if its not written in cyrillic it’s written “poka” So how would you write my name “Joy” in russian. But not in cyrillic?!?!?

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Answer by The real S!M
радость ! What about that ?

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  1. sheket says

    radost'- Joy

    schast'e -happiness

    But those are nouns, and it looks like what you are trying to write is your name, so here is how I would write it:

    Джой-This is probably the best transliteration of your name (Pronounced with a d and j sound at the beginning djoi)

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  2. nemtyrev.narod.ru says

    Радость
    Пока

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  3. Alexa says

    NASLAZGDENIE = joy

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  4. Michael Jordan says

    I think its radost, but dont take my word for it.
    I aint that good in russian.

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  5. boots&hank says

    In this day and age when it comes to names, they are generally not translated. Your name in Russian would be spelled 'Dzhoy' (not 'Radost', which is the translation for the noun 'joy'- unless you requested to be called 'Radost'… but it would be very unusual to call a woman 'Radost' as far as I know).

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  6. Ramlan n says

    the meaning of your name in Russian is radost'.

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  7. no longer short says

    the translation of joy is radost… but u have 2 pronounce the t softly. so sometimes people write it radost' to show the the last sound is soft most americans cant pronounce it but they just need more practise

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  8. yuliyasa2003 says

    if to translate it then in russian your name would be (acctually not the name but the word Joy) – Radost' (But it is so wrong to translate names, like my name is Yuliya, and in your countly it's Julia, but i'm not Julia – I'm YULIYA, there are a lot of same names around the world, but each country may have it in own writing, or pronounciation, and it will look like complitely different name)
    and if not translating it and just spell your name in russian then it would be Джой – and pronounces like Dzhoy! (and why i'm telling you how to pronounce it? You know that better then me 🙂 )

    good luck

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  9. Natia says

    If you mean just a word "joy" it will be radost', but if name of a person it will be dzhoy (Джой in cyrillic).

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  10. Cossak says

    Radost'….

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  11. CBETA says

    Joy is not a Russian name, so sorry, no translation.

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  12. alex says

    there is no russian name that would be the same as joy (cuz the translation doesn't work as a name), so it would be the same. just like the name jason, for example, would still be jason in russian, just written in cyrilic.

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  13. L.E. says

    well, she said NOT in cyrillic, so it could be:
    radost
    udovolstviye
    uteha
    …
    and so on and so forth, I guess.

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