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Kiwi the 1st | 18:38 Sat 02nd Feb 2008 | Film, Media & TV
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In the film, there's a scene at the beggining where Charles Bronson and James Coburn are trying to escape with a group of Russians. Coburn asks Bronson, "Do you speak any Russian?" Bronson replies, "Only one sentence" and says "Yavas nu blue" which means I love you. Now, my question is, have I spelt it correctly? And does that really mean I love you in Russian? Any help would be great.
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"Ya vas lyublyu" is indeed one way to say "I love you" in Russian, along with "Ya tebya lyublyu" and
"Ya polubeel s'tebya".
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