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How to say
"To get upset" in Russian
Russian word of the day | Mar 11, 2020 (see all)
to get upset; to be out of tune (musical instruments); to fall apart (plans, etc.)
The perfective aspect
to get upset; to be out of tune (about musical instruments); to fall to the ground (about plans)
Examples of "To get upset" in Russian
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Beth Rosenschein says:
Thank you for the daily Russian email. I enjoy it and I love learning new words.
One small correction: when you translate the Russian word for money into English, you need to switch from plural to singular. Money in English is “ It“ not “they.”
Learn Russian Daily says:
Hello Beth,
Thanks for the comment and correction. Have a wonderful day! 🙂