How to say "what is your address?" in Russian?

In Russian "what is your address?" translates to  Какой у Вас адрес? 

Transliteration: Kakoy u Vas adres?

🇷🇺 Какой у Вас адрес? Мой адрес - ул. Ленина, д. 10.

🗣️ Kakoy u Vas adres? Moy adres - ul. Lenina, d. 10.

🇺🇸 What is your address? My address is Lenin street, building 10.



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Russian

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How to say "what is your address?" in Russian?

You can use the word "Какой у Вас адрес?" which translates to "What is your address?".

How to pronounce "Какой у Вас адрес?" (what is your address?) in Russian?

The word "Какой у Вас адрес?" is pronounced as "Kakoy u Vas adres?".

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