Valentine's Day - a holiday for lovers - the whole world celebrates it on the 14th of February. It started in USA in 1777, Europe - XIII century and Russia started to celebrate this holiday in early 1990-s. And it becomes a very cheerful event which gains popularity every year in Russia.
So, it might be a great idea for you to wish a Happy Valentine's Day to your Russian or Ukrainian woman. Here are some ideas of what you can write in your text message or a Valentine's card.
Also, it's always better to use a diminutive name for your beloved woman which you can find on this page with Russian women names.
And here are some nice names you can call your woman: Moya Dorogaya - My dear; Moya Lubimaya - My beloved one; Moe Solnyshko - My Sunny; Moi Kotenok - My Kitty;
First comes a transliteration of the wish, then comes a Russian to English translation of a little poem.
But here is the most simple wish: Happy Valentine's Day! - Russian Translation for that would be: С Днем Валентина! - transliteration - S Dnem Valentina!
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Rozy Prekrasny,
Fialki Chisty,
Sahar zhe Sladok
Tak zhe, kak ty.
Here is the translation:
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Sugar is sweet;
And so are you.
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Nastoyashego lubimogo trudno naiti,
no eshe trudnee uderzhat'.
It's really difficult to find a true love,
But it's even more difficult to keep that love fire.
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this is a real good one, especially for a card
Ya otkrytochku takuju
Dlja nachala podpishu!
A pri vstreche zaceluju
I v ob'jat'jah zadushu!
First I will sign this card
And when we meet,
I will hug you really hard!
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Segodnja ja lublu tebja bol'she, chem vchera,
no vse zhe men'she, chem budu lubit' zavtra.
Today I love you more than yesterday,
But it's still less than I will love you tomorrow.
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Nasha lubov' - tvoi luchshii examen.
Our love - your best exam.
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This is how you can wish a Happy Valentine in a joyful manner:
Vot kluchi ot moego serdca,
vospol'zuisja zhe imi,
poka ja ne smenil zamok!
Here is the key to my heart,
Come on use them
Before I change a lock!
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Have a Happy Valentine's Day - only with your loved ones!
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