In America it’s generally “I’m sorry for your lost.”
What do you say to someone who only speaks Russian?
A common phrase is “мои соболезнования” meaning “my condolences”.
No it’s not. People say “I’m sorry for your loss.”
“In Russia, my loss is sorry for you”?
:smack:
Technically, it would be “Your loss is sorry for me”.
Oooh, look, more nits! Nummy!
In Soviet Russia…
memory eternal; if they are orthodox christian.