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Russian from native speakers please?
Write a question for the selected word ( the selected word is ПРЕПОДАВАТЕЛЯ)
"ПРЕПОДАВАТЕЛЯ нет, он уже болеет две недели"
I need the answer written in Russian (Russian alphabet) and it should start with "WHO..?" (KTO..?)
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
"Кто отсутствует?" or "Кого нет?"
In my mind, 2-nd variant is more correctly.
Source(s): Native russian - ?Lv 71 decade ago
You have strange question, because for this sentence question with word "who" sounds not 100% correct in Russian. I mean there is no clear logic between answer you gave and question which starts with "who".
But try this: ÐÑо бÑÐ´ÐµÑ Ð²ÐµÑÑи занÑÑие ÑегоднÑ? (Who will teach today?)
Or: ÐÑо знаеÑ, где Ð²Ð°Ñ Ð¿ÑеподаваÑелÑ? (Who knows, where is your teacher? - means who can give an answer).
Really, something wrong with this this statement. Usually in Russian this phrase would be used to clarify any other question. For example:
Why are not you at school? Because...
Where is your teacher? ....
But together "пÑеподаваÑелÑ" and "кÑо" are not good example...
Source(s): Native Russian - Anonymous1 decade ago
In soviet russia, russian speaks you!
