German-Russian translation for "Bohne"
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What is the meaning of ‘het bonhe’?“Het bonhe”, stylised in Russian Cyrillic as HET BOЙHE, translates to “no to war”. It forms an anti-war chant that has been adopted by Russians who oppose the war and, to some, a criticism of Putin’s leadership. Liza Peskova isn’t the first public figure in Russia to adopt the slogan. Russian tennis players Elena Vesnina and Karen Khachanov reportedly wrote “HET BONHE” on Instagram after the invasion began. Fellow tennis player Andrey Rubley also made a call for peace writing “No War Please” on a TV camera lens at the Dubai Championships.
The ‘het bonhe’ movement gathers momentumAnti-war protests and rallies have been organised in Russia and beyond since Russian tanks crossed the Ukrainian border. In Moscow and St Petersburg, some of the biggest crowds have gathered to protest against the invasion. At least 1,700 arrests were made by Russian police in 53 Russian cities on the day of the invasion (24 February 2022), the Guardian claims. Al Jazeera reports claims by “independent monitor” OVD-Info that the number of anti-war protesters detained in Russia since Thursday (24 February) had jumped to 5,000. Protesters have been seen carrying signs reading “het bonhe”. Photo by VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO/AFP via Getty ImagesMorbius | Final TrailerBridTV 8686 Morbius | Final Trailer 963998 963998 center 22886 Have something to tell us about this article? Eve spends her days writing about everything culture-related. From celebrity news to music, film and television, Eve covers all bases. When she’s not writing you can find her making music or mastering the art of homemade pasta. What does Het mean in Russian?HET - the Russian word is the meaning of the English word - NO.
What does kakoi mean Russian?< Russian | Grammar. Что (pronounced "shto", not "chto") and какой (pronounced "kakoy") both mean "what". As a loose rule, какой means "which". The correct rule is that if a noun follows "what", use какой. If no noun follows "what", use что.
What is a yak in Russian?як {m} yak (also: grunting ox)
Is there a way to translate Russian to English?Google Translation and Reverso are very good tools for translating from Russian to English.
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