yourself in Russian
yourself in Russian is -ся, себя́, вы [[сам|са́ми]] — yourself means refers back to the person being spoken to, when they are both the doer and the receiver of an action.
yourself in Russian
What does "yourself" mean?
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pronoun Refers back to the person being spoken to, when they are both the doer and the receiver of an action.
"Did you hurt yourself?"
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pronoun Used for emphasis, to stress that the person did something alone or personally.
"You should see the doctor yourself instead of asking someone else to call."
yourself in a sentence
- Did you hurt yourself?
- Be kind to yourself.
- You should see the doctor yourself instead of asking someone else to call.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "yourself" in Russian?
"yourself" in Russian is -ся, себя́, вы [[сам|са́ми]]. yourself means: Refers back to the person being spoken to, when they are both the doer and the receiver of an action.
How do you pronounce -ся?
"yourself" in Russian is -ся, pronounced "-sya".
How do you use "yourself" in a sentence?
Example: "Did you hurt yourself?" In Russian, "yourself" is -ся, себя́, вы [[сам|са́ми]].
Are there other ways to say "yourself" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "yourself": -ся, себя́, вы [[сам|са́ми]], ты [[сам|са́м]], ты [[сам|сама́]].