"Don't know how to use Google Translate," is how, unless you remember the Greek alphabet or know the Cyrillic one, in which case you try for "R O S O M A CH IY."
The easy way is to click on the little speaker icon Google provides. It sounds a lot like "rosomachy," though
Ironically, I was wondering that exact thing yesterday. So now I know.
(Did you see the bit about the older Ukrainian woman telling Russian soldiers "I want you to put sunflower seeds in your pocket so when you die on our soil, at least flowers will grow?" The sunflower is something like the national flower of Ukraine. Ordinary Ukrainian folks are showing a mettle US citizens wish they had)
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How's it pronounced though?
"Don't know how to use Google Translate," is how, unless you remember the Greek alphabet or know the Cyrillic one, in which case you try for "R O S O M A CH IY."
The easy way is to click on the little speaker icon Google provides. It sounds a lot like "rosomachy," though
Ironically, I was wondering that exact thing yesterday. So now I know.
(Did you see the bit about the older Ukrainian woman telling Russian soldiers "I want you to put sunflower seeds in your pocket so when you die on our soil, at least flowers will grow?" The sunflower is something like the national flower of Ukraine. Ordinary Ukrainian folks are showing a mettle US citizens wish they had)
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