Online translators have recently expanded their capabilities, and now they can also translate into Belarusian. The translation is carried out in a fully automatic mode and very quickly - just paste the text in Russian into the online translator, and in a moment you will receive a ready-made translation into Belarusian.

Interestingly, the quality of translation from Russian into Belarusian almost always turns out to be very good. After all, the Russian and Belarusian languages ​​are very similar to each other, and it was not difficult for the developers of such systems to achieve good quality machine translation.

You can try translating from Russian into Belarusian using an online translator on this page. It is completely free and available to any Internet user.

Specify the text in Russian for automatic translation into Belarusian

Enter in the text field of the online translator the source text in Russian that you want to translate into Belarusian. There is a limit on the volume of the text to be translated at a time (the number of printed characters), it is 1000 characters. If your text does not fit into this limitation, break it into several parts. Before translating, check the text for grammatical errors. If possible, simplify the text by replacing complex turns with simple sentences, exclude slang, words borrowed from other languages. Now everything is ready to perform the translation into Belarusian, to do this, click the Perform translation button and wait for the results. The translation process takes only a few seconds, the system generates links to the results of the finished translation. After a message appears that the results are ready, scroll down the page to receive them.

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Russian-Belarusian online translator Google Translate

The main translator for localizing texts into Belarusian at the moment is Google Translate Systems. This machine translation system traditionally shows good results when translating Slavic languages ​​among themselves. The translation limit is 500 characters. The translation process is performed on the main translator server, where you will be redirected after clicking the button. You will only have to copy the result for future use. When translating individual words into Belarusian, the translator works like a dictionary, offering a dictionary entry. Below on the page are systems that do not support automatic translation of texts into Belarusian. You can also use them manually by following the links to their official websites and following the instructions.

Russian-Belarusian online translator ImTranslator

You can translate from Russian to Belarusian with this online translator. After you enter the text to translate into Belarusian in the translator, it is sent to a translation server hosted on the Internet. The system translates into Belarusian and returns the finished result.

At one time you can translate from Russian into Belarusian text with a maximum length of 500 characters. What to do if your text to be translated is longer than 500 characters? It is enough to divide the text into several parts, and translate these parts one by one.

The finished result of the translation can be immediately printed or sent by e-mail. Of course, you can also just transfer it to your text editor.

Russian-Belarusian online translator perevod.dneprcity.net

Translator of texts from Russian into Belarusian from the site perevod.dneprcity.net. The text for translation should be no more than 500 characters.

How to translate from Russian into Belarusian online?

Despite the fact that Russian and Belarusian languages ​​are very similar to each other, it will not be easy to translate from Russian into Belarusian without knowing one of these languages. There are some differences between these two languages. What to do if you need to perform such a translation? What to do if you need a quick translation into Belarusian?

You can contact a translation agency or a qualified translator, pay money and wait for the results. This is a great option, because in this case you will receive a high-quality translation from Russian into Belarusian. The only negative is the time it takes to complete such a translation, which can take several days.

Or you can just use a free Russian-Belarusian online translator and get the finished translation result in a few seconds. This option seems to be the best. But in this case, there is one drawback - the low quality of the translation results. Of course, it cannot be compared with the quality of a professional translation, but for simple tasks it will be quite sufficient.

Now, if you need to translate a text from Russian into Belarusian, you have a choice: turn to professional translators or use a free alternative - machine translation systems, online translators. If the quality of the translation is crucial for you, then choose the first option, but if you need a translation simply to convey the general meaning of the text, and you do not want to pay money for translation services, the second option will suit you.

Did you know that the Belarusian language (Belarusian language) is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the most beautiful languages ​​in the world? The language is really very beautiful, melodic and unforgettable. I am especially touched by the names of different months in the Belarusian language. See for yourself.

January - Studzen

Winter is in full swing. The weather sets in cold, and even icy.

February - Lyuty

The coldest month of the year. It is in February that Epiphany frosts fall. Fierce cold.

March - Sakavik

The weather is starting to change. There are thawed patches, the snow is melting. The sun warms the white light and nature is gaining juice.

April - Krasavik

Nature is finally waking up. Grass covers meadows and fields with a green blanket. The trees are beginning to dress up in their summer clothes. the beauty)))

May - May

The weather in May is very changeable. Either rain or sun. It's warm, it's cold. toil weather)))

June - Cherven

Since ancient times, it was believed that in June, dyes appear in the first ripened fruits. worms. Hence the name.

July - Lipen

Beginning of flowering lindens.

August - Zhniven

The harvest is ripe. The time has passed to collect it, that is, the time harvest.

September - Verasen

bloomed this month heather

October - Kastrychnik

In October, when processing flax, it seems (flax is processed in October), the castress rose into the air. I could be wrong:)

November - Listapad

Here I think everything is clear without further ado. Very golden. leaf fall at it's peak

December - Snezhan

Winter time. The fields are covered snowy coverlet

What do you think about this? Isn't it wonderful???

Did you know that the Belarusian language (Belarusian language) is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the most beautiful languages ​​in the world? The language is really very beautiful, melodic and unforgettable. I am especially touched by the names of different months in the Belarusian language. Look...

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(in Bel. Belarusian language) is one of the East Slavic languages, which has about 7.5 million speakers in Belarus. The Belarusian language is closely related to and languages. Most Belarusians are bilingual - they speak both Belarusian and Russian.

The country known today as Belarus was part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from the middle of the 13th century. and until the end of the XVIII century. The archaic form of the Belarusian language, known as the "Old Belarusian language", was the official language of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, and was originally written using the Cyrillic alphabet. In connection with the dominance of the Greek Orthodox Church in this region, the written form of the Belarusian language was significantly influenced by Church Slavonic, the language of Orthodox worship.

Throughout the 16th century The Reformation and the Counter-Reformation led to the purification of Church Slavonic elements from literary Belarusian ones. Also during this period handwritten Belarusian texts using the Latin alphabet (Lacinka) began to appear. The first known printed text in the Belarusian language using the Latin alphabet is Witanie na Pierwszy Wiazd z Krolowca do Kadlubka Saskiego Wilenskiego, a Jesuit, anti-Lutheran publication printed in Vilnius in 1642.

Russian conquests 1654-1667 led to the destruction of many Belarusian cities and the death of about half of the population, including 80% of the urban population. By 1710, the Old Belarusian language was supplanted by the Polish language, which became the official language in this region. Nevertheless, the Belarusian language continued to appear in written form, albeit to a limited extent.

At the end of the XIX century. a literary form of the Belarusian language began to appear, close to the modern one. It took many years to come to a single standard spelling system: some preferred spelling based on the Polish language, others preferred spelling based on the Russian language, and still others used spelling based on the Belarusian version of the Latin alphabet. In the end, we came to a compromise that combines elements of all these systems. At the same time, the Belarusian language also began to use the Cyrillic alphabet in writing.

Throughout the twentieth century. many Belarusian publications were printed using both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets. After the capture of the eastern part of Belarus by the Soviet authorities in 1919-1920, it became the only officially recognized alphabet. At the same time, in the western part of Belarus, the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets continued to coexist, although after 1943 most printed materials were published in Cyrillic. A notable exception was the publications of Belarusian emigrants, who preferred the Latin alphabet.

Since Belarus declared its independence in 1991, efforts have been made to revive writing using the Latin alphabet. The problem is that it is impossible to develop a unified spelling system.

Also, the Arabic alphabet (by Belarusian Tatars) and the Hebrew alphabet (by Belarusian Jews) were used to write in the Belarusian language.

Cyrillic alphabet for the Belarusian language (Belarusian Cyrillic Alfabet)

In brackets is a letter that was abolished by the Soviet reform of 1933, but is still sometimes used today.

Latin alphabet for the Belarusian language (Biełaruskaja łacinskaja abeceda)

Also, when writing foreign names, the letters W and X are used.

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WORD Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov

WORD- 1. WORD1, words, pl. words, words and (obsolete, rhetor.), words, words, cf. 1. A unit of speech representing its own sound expression of a separate subject of thought. Speak the word. Write a word. Word order in speech. Dictionary of foreign words. Russian ... ... Explanatory Dictionary of Ushakov

Word- WORD is one of the most difficult general concepts of linguistics, unfortunately still little developed. Despite the fact that human language itself is usually defined as the "language of words" in contrast to the language of undivided representations in animals, sign language in ... Dictionary of literary terms

Word- Speech * Aphorism * Loquacity * Literacy * Dialogue * Slander * Eloquence * Brevity * Cry * Criticism * Flattery * Silence * Thought * Sneer * Promise * Sharpness * ... Consolidated encyclopedia of aphorisms

word encyclopedic Dictionary

Word- 1. WORD, a; pl. words, words, am and (obsolete). words, words, am; cf. 1. A unit of language that serves to name a separate concept. Repeat with. Remember with. Write with. Consume with. Translate from. Underline with. Search for a suitable Unfamiliar with… … encyclopedic Dictionary

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WORD- WORD, a, pl. words, words, words, cf. 1. A unit of language that serves to name concepts, objects, persons, actions, states, signs, connections, relationships, assessments. Significant and official words. Origin of words. S. in with. (about translation, ... ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

Word- or Logos is the sacred sound, the first element in the process of material manifestation. The word has creative power. Quetzalcoatl and Huracan created the world by pronouncing the word Earth. The Savior is the incarnate Word. In Hinduism and Buddhism, the Word is like ... ... Symbol Dictionary

Books

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Common phrases
Please	Kali weasel	cali weasel
Sorry	prabachce	prabachce
Hello	good day	good day
Goodbye	yes pabachennya	yes pabachennya
I don't understand	I don't understand	I don't understand
What is your name?	I call you	how do i call you
How are you?	yak right	yak right
Where is the toilet here?	jo here toilet	jo here toilet
How much is?	how many chestnuts	how many chestnuts
One ticket to...	adzin ticket yes	ajin ticket yes
What time is it now?	what a bastard?	what a bastard
Do not smoke	don't shoot	don't shoot
Do you speak English?	you are talking like an angel	you are talking like an angel
Where is subway?	do you know…?	jo knowjitsa
Hotel
I need to book a room	I need to order Numar	I need to order Numar
I want to pay the bill	I'm longing for aplatz rahunak	I'm longing for aplatz rahunaq
room, number
Store (shopping)
Cash	gatoўka th	gatoўkai
Cashless	helpless	helpless
To wrap up	spakavatsya	spakavatsya
Very expensive	great road	velmy doraga
Cigarettes	gypsy rety	tsygarety
Transport
trolleybus	traley bus	traley bus
Stop	prypynak	prypynak
An airport	airport	airport
emergency cases
Fire Service	fire service	fire service
Ambulance	sly dapamoga	sly dapamoga
Hospital
Restaurant
accept my order	I will pray for my deputy	I pray my deputy
I want to book a table	I want to change the table	I want to lock a table
Check please (bill)	chek kali weasel (rahunak)	check cali weasel
Tea coffee	garbata / kava	garbata / kava

Belarusian language

The language of Belarus, or the Belarusian language, is one of the three East Slavic languages. In addition to it, this group includes Russian and Ukrainian languages.

There is more than one state language in the country: in addition to Belarusian, the main language in the country is Russian.

Although the Belarusian and Russian languages ​​are “closest relatives”, it can be quite difficult to understand the language of local residents in Belarus: rather fast speech and accents that differ from Russian often put tourists into a state of prostration. Local residents, mostly elderly, living in the deep provinces, although they know Russian no worse than the first official language of Belarus, still prefer to speak Belarusian with visitors, showing “who is the boss here”, and that non-locals are here, as in principle all over the world, do not like.