Fluent Russian Anon here. Ukraine. In Russian it is pronounce U Cry Inna. It literally translates to…..wait for it. "At The Precipice". The Cry sounding part is the precipice part. Other Russians can confirm. Just saying. Enjoy the Show!
I am fluent in Russian and I am sure I am not the only Anon here. In English you pronounce Ukraine like You Crane. That is not how it is spoken or pronounced ANYWHERE else. The Krai part is pronounced like "Cry" which can be translated to edge or precipice. The U part - means next to or at the….