How to say in Russian 'I WILL PAY CASH / BY CARD'. Useful Russian words and phrases.
I WILL PAY CASH /
YA ZAPLACHU NALICHNYMI /
Я ЗАПЛАЧУ НАЛИЧНЫМИ
or
I WILL PAY BY CARD /
YA ZAPLACHU KARTOY /
Я ЗАПЛАЧУ КАРТОЙ
(ENG / RUS in Latin - transliterated / RUS in Cyrillic)
IMPORTANT! In some Russian words, the stress in a particular syllable is extremely important. Wrong stress can completely change the meaning of a word or phrase. In this case, the correct stress falls on the last syllable (-CHU). If you stress the middle syllable (-LA-), the meaning of the phrase changes from 'I will pay' to 'I will cry'. So :-)
Watch video, dashes at the bottom of some letters indicate stress (accent) a certain syllable in a word.
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