Russian Alphabet
For those men at a loss for words when trying to speak Russian to a beautiful lovely lady from Ukraine, we offer the following support guide. Any marriage-minded man with thoughts of making his loving woman a bride will find this invaluable and a must to know.

0 Zero	nol	My joy	Radost' moya	small	malinkiy
1 One	adin	A bit tired	Nemnogo ustal	big	bolshoy
2 Two	dva	I am busy	Ya zanyat	wife	zhena
3 Three	tri	I'll help you	Ya pomogoo tebe	husband	muzh
4 Four	chityri	I'm here	Ya zdes	mother	mama
5 Five	pyat	Because	patamooshta	father	otets
6 Six	shest	Cool	Klass	brother	brat
7 Seven	sem	Family	semya	sister	sistra
8 Eight	vosim	Fine	kharasho	son	syn
9 Nine	devit	I forgot	ya zabyl	daughter	doch
10 Ten	desit	It is good	eta kharasho	When	kogda
		Lunch	obed	Why	pochemu
Sunday	voskresenye	May I?	Mozhna?	I	ya
Monday	panyedelnik	Now	seychas	You (informal)	ty
Tuesday	vtornik	One minute!	Minutku!	You (formal/plural)	vy
Wednesday	sreda	That’s all	vsyoh	She/It (f)	ona
Thursday	chetvyerg	Wait	pa dozh dee	He	on
Friday	pyatnetsa	Word	slova	We	my
Saturday	subota	red	krasniy	It (n)	ono
		yellow	zholtiy	They	oni
January	yanvar	white	beliy	fast	bystriy
February	feevral	black	chorniy	important	vazhniy
March	mart	green	zelioniy	cheap	deshoviy
April	aprel	blue	siniy	expensive	dorogoy
May	mai	water	vada	hot	zharkiy
June	eeyoon	bred	khleb	interesting	interesniy
July	eeyul	cheese	syr	beautiful	krasivyi
August	avgust	butter	maslo	slow	medliniy
September	seentyabr	meat	miaso	new	noviy
October	aktyabr	juice	sok	sad	pechalniy
November	nayabr	plate	tarelka	bad	plokhoy
December	deekabr	cup	chashka	pleasant	priyatbiy
		glass	stakan	simple	prostoy
one o'clock	chas	fork	vilka	boring	skuchniy
two o'clock	dva chasa	spoon	loshka	strong	silniy
three o'clock	tree chasa	knife	nozh	old	stariy
four o'clock	chetier chasa	tea	chai	happy	schastliviy
five o'clock	pyats chasov	coffee	kofe	difficult	trudniy
six o'clock	shyest chasov	20 Twenty	dvatsat	comfortable	udobniy
seven o'clock	syem chasov	30 Thirty	tridtsat	cold	kholodniy
eight o'clock	vosyem chasov	40 Forty	sorok	good / nice	khoroshiy
nine o'clock	dyevyat chasov	50 Fifty	piatdesiat	clean	chistiy
ten o'clock	desyat chasov	60 Sixsty	shestdesiat	400	chetyresta
eleven o'clock	adinadsats chasov	70 Seventy	semdesiat	500	piatsot
twelve o'clock	dvyenadsats chasov	80 Eighty	vosemdesiat	600	shestsot
morning	utra	90 Ninty	dvianosto	700	semsot
afternoon	dyen	100 Hundred	sto	800	vosemsot
evening	vecher	200	dvesti	900	deviatsot
night	noch	300	trista	1000	tysachia

Russian alphabet
The Russian alphabet is known as the Cyrillic alphabet. There are 33 letters in the Russian alphabet. 11 Vowels, 20 consonants and 2 pronunciation signs. What is great thing about Russian language is that almost all words can be sounded out as they are written. Unlike English where the pronunciation of a word may not be clear from it’s written form. Russian also has one letter to one sound, unlike English where two letter often make one sound.