Although the word Ula is Russian, it is familiar to everyone in China.

But what exactly does Ulla mean?

The word "Ula" has no exact meaning. It is a modal particle, a positive or affirmative word. Unlimited use!

Seeing beautiful women, it can be said that Ula sees others having fun and excitement, which can be said to be ULA; At the party, it can be said that Ula; When it is successful, it can be said that Ula can shout ULA on solemn occasions.

The word "Wula" can hardly be found in our Chinese. It's probably equivalent to what we often say: rise up, come on, wow, long live.

In Russian, the meaning of the word Ula is always vague. In Chinese, a few words can be separated, which means that Chinese is too fine to compare with Russian!

What does Russian Ula mean?

Ura has no specific meaning in Russian, and is usually used as a modal particle to express strong feelings. The slogan shouted by the Russian army when it charged was equivalent to our army's "Go!" Or "kill!" There are also cheers when celebrating victory or paying tribute to leaders at mass gatherings, which translates as "Long live!"

I believe that many people will think of the word "Ula" when they talk about Russians. We can often hear Russian soldiers shouting "Ula" in many war movies or watching Russian military parade. Friends who often go to Russia will also hear some Russians say "Wula, Wula" when they are excited or surprised in their lives. It has no specific meaning in Russian and is usually used as a modal particle to express strong feelings. The slogan shouted by the Russian army when it charged was equivalent to our army's "Go!" Or "kill!" There are also cheers when celebrating victory or paying tribute to leaders at mass gatherings, which translates as "Long live!"

These two kinds of translation have their own merits. The first one keeps the pronunciation in Russian and avoids the deviation of the original Russian vocabulary interpretation, but it is easy to confuse a group of viewers who don't know the truth, because it has been said before, "Ula has many meanings in different situations. Surprise people and say "Hula! You can even understand it as China's "lying trough! " .

This second translation is easy to understand, and it is directly defined as Viva, but its disadvantage is that it cannot be interchanged with ypa in Russian in all cases. Because another word nasppaBcTByer in Russian expresses the meaning of long live China.

What does Ula mean? Russian.

1, Wula has no specific meaning in Russian, and is usually used as a modal particle to express strong feelings.

2. Russian officers and men usually shout "Long live!" When charging. Often translated as "Long live!" The Soviet Union/Russia used to use "Ura!" During the military parade. The function of the slogan is similar to the military parade in China, which is "Hello comrades! Hello, chief! Comrades have worked hard! Serve the people! " The parade shouted.

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