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How to say can we see ...? in Russian: mozhem li my posmotret …?

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To say can we see ...? in Russian: mozhem li my posmotret …?
Say it out loud: “mojem li my pas ma tret ?“

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Some more helpful words in our Russian More Dining Basics category:

...some (of) – neskol'ko  (nye skahl kah)
...this/that – etot / tot  (eh taht / toht)
all done – vsyo sdelano  (fsyo sdye lah noh)
another – drugoy  (droo goy)
Bon appétit! – Priyatnogo appetita!  (Pree yat nah vah ah pye tee tah!)
can I have…? – mogy li ia…?  (mogy li iah…?)
can I see…? – mogy li ia posmotret?  (mogy li iah pas ma tret?)
can we have...? – mozhem li my…?  (mozhem li my…?)
can we see ...? – mozhem li my posmotret …?  (mojem li my pas ma tret ?)
Cheers! – Na zdorovye  (Nah zdah roh vye)
Eat! Eat! – Yesh'te ! Yesh'te !  (Ye shtee ! Ye shtee !)
I am hungry – Ya goloden/na  (Ya goh lah dyen/nah)
I am thirsty – Ya hochu pit'  (Ya hah choo peet)
I ate – Ya poyel/a  (Ya pah yel/a)
I would like… – Ya by hotel(a)…  (Ya by hah tyel(a)…)
we ate – My poyeli  (My pah ye lee)
we ate well! – My horosho poyeli!  (My hah rah shoh pah ye lee!)
we would like… – My by hoteli…  (My by hah tye lee…)

And here’s how to say can we see ...? in other languages!

Arabic–Hal yomkenona Moshahadat…?  (hal yom ke no na mo sha ha dat)
Chinese–Gěi Wǒmen Kàn …  (Gay Wo Mun Kan…)
Croatian–možemo vidjeti…?  (moe zhay moe vid yeh tee?)
Czech–můžeme se podívat na ...?  (moo zeh may say poe DEE vaht na…?)
Finnish–saisimmeko katsoa…?  (sai sim meh koh cut soh ah…?)
French–peut-on voir…?  (peh tahn vwah…?)
German–können wir ein sehn?  (kohnin veeya iyn sayn?)
Italian–possiamo …vedere  (...veh dehr eh)
Japanese–… Wo Misete Kudasai.  (…Woh Mee Seh Teh Koo Dah Sai.)
Korean–…Reul Bol Su Isseulkkayo?  (…Reul Bol Soo Ee Ssul Ka Yo?)
Polish–czy możemy zobaczyć  (tchy mo ze' my zo ba' tchych?)
Portuguese–Poderiamos Olhar...?  (poh dehr ee-aa moos ol yaahr…?)
Russian–mozhem li my posmotret …?  (mojem li my pas ma tret ?)
Spanish–podemos ver…?  (poe day mōs vair…?)
Swahili–twaweza ona  (twah weh zah o’ nah)
Thai–Du … Dai Mai?  (doo … dai mai?)
Turkish–biz … görebilirim?  (biz gore uh bill yuh rim)
Vietnamese–Chúng Tôi Có Thể Xem …?  (Chung Toy Caw Te Sem …?)

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Biography: Anastasija Rizika is a Sinologist, translator, Chinese and English teacher living in Nanjing, China. After graduating with a BA in Asian Studies from Latvian University in 2010, Anastasija attended Chinese Bridge Camp in Changsha, China and then moved to live in Nanjing, China, where she is currently earning a Masters in International Education from Nanjing Normal University. Anastasia currently works for an English training center and is involved in education and cultural exchange. She also moonlights as a Chinese negotiator in one of the biggest companies in Nanjing.

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