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Russians

Russes

→ russian
noun · plural Uncommon #15,905
Russes
EN: Many Russians live in Moscow.
FR: Beaucoup de Russes vivent à Moscou.
Declension of russian

Of course, Russians.

Bien sûr, les Russes.

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

My friend once met some Russians and they ate him.

Un de mes amis a rencontré des Russes et ils l'ont mangé.

— Jojo Rabbit (2019)

Especially Russians.

Surtout les Russes.

— Volver (2006)

Now only Russians will sell there.

Désormais, seuls les Russes y vendront.

— Brother (1997)

Got Russians to the East.

J’ai amené des Russes à l’Est.

— Jojo Rabbit (2019)

We Russians don't rip off one another.

Nous, les Russes, ne nous arnaquons pas entre nous.

— Brother 2 (2000)

There are lots of Russians here.

Il y a beaucoup de Russes ici.

— Downfall (2004)

What Russians?

Quels Russes ?

— Mother Night (1996)

Why did he bring these Russians to the village?

Pourquoi a-t-il amené ces Russes au village ?

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

I'm convinced that Russians must either die or win.

Je suis convaincu que les Russes doivent soit mourir, soit gagner.

— War and Peace (1968)

She waits on the two Russians.

Elle sert les deux Russes.

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

Now he lets children fight against two million Russians.

Maintenant, il laisse des enfants se battre contre deux millions de Russes.

— Downfall (2004)

Non-Russians, halt!

Non-Russes, stop !

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

Keep those Russians away from the village!

Tenez ces Russes éloignés du village !

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

Who turned Russians into animals?

Qui a transformé les Russes en animaux ?

— Taxi Blues (1990)

Fuck you, Russians!

Allez vous faire foutre, les Russes !

— Anora (2024)

These Russians are dangerous.

Ces Russes sont dangereux.

— Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)

They're Russians, for God's sake!

Ce sont des Russes, bon sang !

— Russian Ark (2002)

There are Russians somewhere out there.

Il y a des Russes quelque part là-bas.

— Jojo Rabbit (2019)

Any Russians?

Y a-t-il des Russes ?

— Oppenheimer (2023)