freebie in Russian
freebie in Russian is халя́ва — freebie means something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus.
freebie in Russian
халя́ва
Pronounced: khalyava
(informal) Something which is free; a giveaway or handout.
What does "freebie" mean?
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noun Something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus.
"The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers."
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freebie in a sentence
- The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers.
- She got a freebie dessert for her birthday at the restaurant.
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What is "freebie" in Russian?
"freebie" in Russian is халя́ва. freebie means: Something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus.
How do you pronounce халя́ва?
"freebie" in Russian is халя́ва, pronounced "khalyava".
How do you use "freebie" in a sentence?
Example: "The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers." In Russian, "freebie" is халя́ва.
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