laddie in Russian
laddie in Russian is мальчи́шка, мальчо́нка, мальчуга́н — laddie means a young boy, used affectionately or informally, especially in Scottish English.
laddie in Russian
мальчи́шка
Pronounced: malchishka
(Scotland, Northumbria) A small boy.
мальчо́нка
Pronounced: malchonka
(Scotland, Northumbria) A small boy.
мальчуга́н
Pronounced: malchugan
(Scotland, Northumbria) A small boy.
What does "laddie" mean?
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noun A young boy, used affectionately or informally, especially in Scottish English.
"The old shepherd called out, "Come here, laddie!""
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- The old shepherd called out, "Come here, laddie!"
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What is "laddie" in Russian?
"laddie" in Russian is мальчи́шка, мальчо́нка, мальчуга́н. laddie means: A young boy, used affectionately or informally, especially in Scottish English.
How do you pronounce мальчи́шка?
"laddie" in Russian is мальчи́шка, pronounced "malchishka".
How do you use "laddie" in a sentence?
Example: "The old shepherd called out, "Come here, laddie!"" In Russian, "laddie" is мальчи́шка, мальчо́нка, мальчуга́н.
Are there other ways to say "laddie" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "laddie": мальчи́шка, мальчо́нка, мальчуга́н.
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