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Alberta in Russian

Alberta in Russian is Альбе́рта, Альберта — Alberta means a province in western Canada, with Edmonton as its capital and Calgary as its largest city.

Alberta in Russian

Альбе́рта
proper noun
Pronounced: Alberta
A province in western Canada. Capital: Edmonton. Largest city: Calgary.
Альберта
proper noun
Pronounced: Alberta
A province in western Canada. Capital: Edmonton. Largest city: Calgary.

What does "Alberta" mean?

  1. name A province in western Canada, with Edmonton as its capital and Calgary as its largest city.
    "Alberta is known for its oil industry and the Canadian Rockies."
  2. name A female given name, the feminine form of Albert.
    "The Canadian province was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, a daughter of Queen Victoria."
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Alberta in a sentence

  • Alberta is known for its oil industry and the Canadian Rockies.
  • The Canadian province was named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, a daughter of Queen Victoria.

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What is "Alberta" in Russian?

"Alberta" in Russian is Альбе́рта, Альберта. Alberta means: A province in western Canada, with Edmonton as its capital and Calgary as its largest city.

How do you pronounce Альбе́рта?

"Alberta" in Russian is Альбе́рта, pronounced "Alberta".

How do you use "Alberta" in a sentence?

Example: "Alberta is known for its oil industry and the Canadian Rockies." In Russian, "Alberta" is Альбе́рта, Альберта.

Are there other ways to say "Alberta" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Alberta": Альбе́рта, Альберта.

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