How to say "kalach (a traditional russian bread ring)" in Russian?

In Russian "kalach (a traditional russian bread ring)" translates to  калач 

Transliteration: kalach

🇷🇺 Моя бабушка печет очень вкусные калачи на завтрак.

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🇺🇸 My grandmother bakes very tasty kalaches for breakfast.



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How to say "kalach (a traditional russian bread ring)" in Russian?

You can use the word "калач" which translates to "kalach (a traditional Russian bread ring)".

How to pronounce "калач" (kalach (a traditional russian bread ring)) in Russian?

The word "калач" is pronounced as "kalach".

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