shopkeeper in Russian
shopkeeper in Russian is владе́лец магази́на, ла́вочник, торго́вец — shopkeeper means a person who owns or runs a small retail shop.
shopkeeper in Russian
владе́лец магази́на
Pronounced: vladelets magazina
ла́вочник
Pronounced: lavochnik
торго́вец
Pronounced: torgovets
What does "shopkeeper" mean?
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noun A person who owns or runs a small retail shop.
"The shopkeeper knew all his regular customers by name."
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shopkeeper in a sentence
- The shopkeeper knew all his regular customers by name.
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What is "shopkeeper" in Russian?
"shopkeeper" in Russian is владе́лец магази́на, ла́вочник, торго́вец. shopkeeper means: A person who owns or runs a small retail shop.
How do you pronounce владе́лец магази́на?
"shopkeeper" in Russian is владе́лец магази́на, pronounced "vladelets magazina".
How do you use "shopkeeper" in a sentence?
Example: "The shopkeeper knew all his regular customers by name." In Russian, "shopkeeper" is владе́лец магази́на, ла́вочник, торго́вец.
Are there other ways to say "shopkeeper" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "shopkeeper": владе́лец магази́на, ла́вочник, торго́вец.
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