younger in Russian
younger in Russian is мла́дший, младше — younger means less old than someone or something else being compared; comparative form of "young.".
younger in Russian
мла́дший
Pronounced: mladshiy
in an earlier period of life
младше
Pronounced: mladshe
in an earlier period of life
What does "younger" mean?
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adjective Less old than someone or something else being compared; comparative form of "young."
"My younger brother just started university."
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younger in a sentence
- My younger brother just started university.
- She married a man ten years younger than her.
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What is "younger" in Russian?
"younger" in Russian is мла́дший, младше. younger means: Less old than someone or something else being compared; comparative form of "young."
How do you pronounce мла́дший?
"younger" in Russian is мла́дший, pronounced "mladshiy".
How do you use "younger" in a sentence?
Example: "My younger brother just started university." In Russian, "younger" is мла́дший, младше.
Are there other ways to say "younger" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "younger": мла́дший, младше.
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