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Doro said in Russian ???!? 3
Doro / daroa means dreaming or calling someone you love and that's good? Can you give me some examples / sentences with these words?
And Mili / Malaya has more than one meaning?
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There is a Russian film archive that explains everything:
Milyy, doro, lyumyy, edinstvennyy ...
Literally in English: Dear, Dear, Geloved, Unique ...
Doro means very sweet, lovely, but also precious.
Dorogoi: Precious, dear
In his third version, Liu just added a loving tone to emphasize the feeling of intimacy: I'm sorry, darling / darling / ni ... I never meant to hurt you ..., ' ½ ° º °  ½µ… '…' ‚I)) teb (i) A obyd (i) edh.
If you want to be beautiful you can say: Privet, Doroa ... ° ° 'Â ...) quite ordinary and polite) or if you want to be very beautiful, you can call it Privet Milaya ... ...)
Doro or Doro can mean what you say. It is expensive and it means dear or dear (with reference to the person)
As an example,
1. This dress is dear Eta Rubashka Doro!
2. What an expensive wallet! Cocoa Doro Aznik (or bag)
3. Honey, I love you! Doroa \ Doro ya lyublyu tebya!
4. And we often use it for charity cards, even official cards like Dear Mr Blah Doro Mr Blah ... or Doroa Mr Blah
And the meanings of Mili and Malaya can be:
1. Ney (or dear), this is Miliy \ Milaya, I agree!
2. She has a lovely face \ sweet u nee ochen miloe lico
3. You are so cute! You are Takaya Milaschka!
(Any form of milaschka, miloe Miliy and Milaya)
4. Beautiful blouse found blouse!
For example, help
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Two cigarettes, expensive cigarettes
Doro Anna Vasilyevina
Dorogiye Dr. Dear Friends
dorogiye rebyata dear
Health my friend
Doro can only be used in the sense of relaxation, ney, but it is not often used in modern Russian. There is another word for dessert.
Malaya also has two meanings, the first is sweet, beautiful, good. Miloye lichiko means beautiful, lovely face. You can tell she's not that pretty, but she's a cute girl.
Malaya is also used to please her loved ones: Malaya Moya, a good Russian song of the 70's is Malaya Moya, Solanshko Lesnoye. I suggest you find it, it's a kind of German folklore.
Doro / Doro means sweet and you can call anyone you like. For example, doroa vesch means lovely, doroa jena / doro muj means lovely wife / lovely husband.
Miliy / Milaya also has many meanings. But most of us use it to express our feelings to someone or what we think of them.
For example, Mili means good morning, Mili Po means good weather, Mili Malchak means good boy, etc.
Doro / Doro means dear (and excluding articles), precious (this is the picture.)
For me the memory of love (and love, love) (the person you love or love).
milyy / milaya can be used for your loved ones and when you talk about places and things you like.
If I'm not mistaken, Doro means sweet and lovely / ... It's the same as the French word rip and the Italian word cara.
