put oneself in someone's shoes in Russian
put oneself in someone's shoes in Russian is поста́вить себя́ на чьё-то ме́сто.
put oneself in someone's shoes in Russian
поста́вить себя́ на чьё-то ме́сто
Pronounced: postavit sebya na chyo-to mesto
(figuratively) To try to look at a situation from a different point of view; as if one were the other person; to empathise.
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What is "put oneself in someone's shoes" in Russian?
"put oneself in someone's shoes" in Russian is поста́вить себя́ на чьё-то ме́сто.
How do you pronounce поста́вить себя́ на чьё-то ме́сто?
"put oneself in someone's shoes" in Russian is поста́вить себя́ на чьё-то ме́сто, pronounced "postavit sebya na chyo-to mesto".
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