sonny in Russian
sonny in Russian is сыни́шка, сыно́к, сыно́чек — sonny means an informal, friendly way of addressing a young boy.
sonny in Russian
сыни́шка
Pronounced: synishka
(dated) A familiar form of address for a boy. [1833]
сыно́к
Pronounced: synok
(dated) A familiar form of address for a boy. [1833]
сыно́чек
Pronounced: synochek
(dated) A familiar form of address for a boy. [1833]
What does "sonny" mean?
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noun An informal, friendly way of addressing a young boy.
""Watch your step, sonny," the old man said with a smile."
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noun A way of addressing a boy or man that carries a note of contempt or warning rather than warmth.
""Don't try that again, sonny," the officer warned."
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sonny in a sentence
- "Watch your step, sonny," the old man said with a smile.
- "Don't try that again, sonny," the officer warned.
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What is "sonny" in Russian?
"sonny" in Russian is сыни́шка, сыно́к, сыно́чек. sonny means: An informal, friendly way of addressing a young boy.
How do you pronounce сыни́шка?
"sonny" in Russian is сыни́шка, pronounced "synishka".
How do you use "sonny" in a sentence?
Example: ""Watch your step, sonny," the old man said with a smile." In Russian, "sonny" is сыни́шка, сыно́к, сыно́чек.
Are there other ways to say "sonny" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "sonny": сыни́шка, сыно́к, сыно́чек.
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