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a simple phrase that is commonly used to indicate that one does not want any sugar added to their food or drink.

means feeling unwell or experiencing symptoms of illness, such as fever, cough, headache, or body aches.

means feeling strong emotions of displeasure, annoyance, or hostility due to a perceived injustice, threat, or frustration. 

a question that asks if the street is considered secure or free from danger, typically in terms of crime or accidents. 

На этой улице безопасно?

a phrase that indicates a person is not feeling well or is experiencing symptoms of an illness or disease. 

a statement used to describe the current state of weather where the air contains a high amount of moisture or water vapor, resulting in a sticky or damp feeling in the atmosphere.

means feeling persistently sad, hopeless, and unmotivated, often accompanied by other symptoms such as changes in appetite, sleep patterns, and a lack of interest in activities that were previously enjoyable

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How do you say “No sugar.” in Russian?

“Без сахара.”

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