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How to say 'I lost a friend' in Russian?
How do you say 'I lost a friend' in Russian, to mean that you are not friends with them anymore?
For example:
I had a big fight with Masha and as a result, I lost a friend. (meaning she is no longer my friend)
27 feb. 2019 15:07
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You know, if you say just "Я потеряла друга/подругу" you might be misunderstood. People merely may decide that your frind is dead, because of an illness, or a road accident, or a war, and so on. I don't want to say people will understand you exactly in that way, but they can have a mistake. In order to avoid this situation you'd better to say "Мы поссорились [с моим другом / моей подругой]", or "Мы разругались [в пух и прах / смертельно / вдребезги / вдрызг (not much literary variant)]". The less dramatic variant: "Мы раздружились с ней / ним". Vladimir Vysotskiy in one of his songs about a secret of an Indian yogi, he sang : "...Но поссорились мы с ним \ В дым!". So, the phrase "поссорились в дым" means you lost your friend because of a quarrel. Honestly, the last variant "в дым" is rarely used (and is not much literary one, too), but if you say this, you'll be understood properly.
27 februari 2019
3
Мы больше не дружим.
Мы с ней/ним больше не дружим.
Мы больше не общаемся.
Мы с ней/ним больше не общаемся.
27 februari 2019
2
Мы больше не друзья.
Ты мне больше не подруга.
У меня больше нет подруги
27 februari 2019
1
"Я потерял/-а друга" is probably what you're searching for.
literal translations sometimes work so try using a dictionary :D
27 februari 2019
1
Я потеряла друга (подругу).
27 februari 2019
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