tovarish in Japanese
tovarish in Japanese is トバリシチ — tovarish means a friend or fellow worker, a word used mainly in the old Soviet Union.
tovarish in Japanese
トバリシチ
Pronounced: tobarishichi
Comrade, especially with reference to the former USSR.
What does "tovarish" mean?
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noun A friend or fellow worker, a word used mainly in the old Soviet Union.
"His Russian was derived from a fortnight's crash course. "You'd better see what this ah tovarish thinks he wants.""
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tovarish in a sentence
- His Russian was derived from a fortnight's crash course. "You'd better see what this ah tovarish thinks he wants."
- Touching one of them on the shoulder, she said, “Tovarish, these tovarishes want to know who you are.”
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What is "tovarish" in Japanese?
"tovarish" in Japanese is トバリシチ. tovarish means: A friend or fellow worker, a word used mainly in the old Soviet Union.
How do you pronounce トバリシチ?
"tovarish" in Japanese is トバリシチ, pronounced "tobarishichi".
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