виноватый
виноватый
feeling bad because you think you did something wrong
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виноватый with Russian translation
виноватый usage examples
I felt guilty after I forgot her birthday.
Я чувствовал себя виноватым, когда забыл о её дне рождения.
She seemed guilty when the teacher asked about the note.
Она выглядела виноватой, когда учитель спросил о записке.
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What does виноватый mean?
feeling bad because you think you did something wrong
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How is виноватый used in a sentence?
I felt guilty after I forgot her birthday. Translation: Я чувствовал себя виноватым, когда забыл о её дне рождения.
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