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Help[Facts] Re: Russian form of Silvio?
in reply to a message by Siân
Silvio is a form of Silvius and the Russian form is Сильвий but I'm not sure how to pronounce it.
I don't think it's commonly used.
I don't think it's commonly used.
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That's exactly what I asked for. Could have known answers weren't as easy as I hoped.
My Russian bf just read that to me, but I'm utterly lost. Haha. Cyrillic and I are strangers. I make him read names for fun occasionally, but mostly because it's the same to me as someone reading Cuneiform.
Thanks for the help though. It looks epic.
ETA: We've decided to go with Silvio or Silviu. We're lazy.
My Russian bf just read that to me, but I'm utterly lost. Haha. Cyrillic and I are strangers. I make him read names for fun occasionally, but mostly because it's the same to me as someone reading Cuneiform.
Thanks for the help though. It looks epic.
ETA: We've decided to go with Silvio or Silviu. We're lazy.
This message was edited 6/23/2014, 12:21 AM
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