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How to say
"Toothpaste" in Russian
Russian phrase of the day | Nov 29, 2019 (see all)
Examples of "Toothpaste" in Russian
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Говоря́т, е́сли нанести́ зубну́ю па́сту на ме́сто уку́са комара́, э́то помо́жет снять раздраже́ние.
ga-va-ryát, yés-lee na-nees-tée zub-nú-yu pás-tu na myés-ta u-kú-sa ka-ma-rá, é-ta pa-mó-zheet snyat' raz-dra-zhé-nee-ye
They say that if you apply toothpaste to a mosquito bite, it will help relieve irritation.
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Anita says:
Hello, the verb after почти́, is it always in past tense? In the first example, зако́нчилась is used although in the English translation, the toothpaste has not run out. Thanks.
Learn Russian Words says:
Hello Anita,
“Почти” literally means “almost”, you can simply say “almost finished”.
So the tense of the verb is the same as it would be in English.