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How to say glass in Russian: stakan

Learning Russian for travel or study? Let’s try this term:

To say glass in Russian: stakan
Say it out loud: “stah kahn“

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Some more helpful words in our Russian Table Settings category:

fork – vilka  (veel kah)
glass – stakan  (stah kahn)
knife – nozh  (nohzh)
napkin – salfetka  (sahl fye tkah)
plate – tarelka  (tah ryel kah)
spoon – lozhka  (loh zhkah)

And here’s how to say glass in other languages!

Arabic–Zugag  (zu gag)
Chinese–Bēizi  (Bay Dz)
Croatian–čašu  (cha shoo)
Czech–sklenice  (skleh neets eh)
Finnish–lasi  (lah sih)
French–verre  (vairh)
German–glas  (glahs)
Italian–coppa  (koe puh)
Japanese–Gurasu  (Goo Rah Soo)
Korean–Jan  (Jan)
Polish–szklanka  (shklan' ka)
Portuguese–Copo  (koh poo)
Russian–stakan  (stah kahn)
Spanish–vaso  (vah sō)
Swahili–bilauri  (bee lah oo rhi)
Thai–Kaeo  (GAY-oh)
Turkish–bardak  (kah day')
Vietnamese–Ly  (Lee)

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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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Location: Nanjing, China

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Born: Astana, Kazakhstan

Location: Pavlodar Oblast, Kazakhstan

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