Was heißt »Russin« auf Englisch?

Das Substantiv Russin lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Sie ist Russin.: She is Russian.
Was für ein Mensch ist diese Russin? Was wissen Sie über sie?: What kind of person is this Russian woman? What do you know about her?
Tom verliebte sich in eine junge Russin, die er im Netz kennengelernt hatte.: Tom fell in love with a Russian girl he met online.
Sie scheint Russin zu sein.: It looks like she's Russian.
Toms letzte Freundin war eine Russin.: Tom's last girlfriend was Russian.
Ihre Mutter ist Russin.: Their mother is Russian.; Her mother is Russian.
Eure Mutter ist Russin.: Your mother is Russian.
Marina ist Russin. Russisch ist ihre Muttersprache.: Marina is Russian. Russian is her mother tongue.
Sind das Russinnen?: Are they Russian?
Ist sie Russin?: Is she Russian?
Ich bin keine Uigurin, sondern Russin.: I'm not an Uighur. I'm a Russian.; I'm not Uyghur. I'm Russian.
Ist deine Freundin eine Russin?: Is your girlfriend Russian?
In Brasilien habe ich einen Freund namens Carlos, der mit einer Russin namens Marina verheiratet ist.: In Brazil I have a friend named Carlos, who is married to a Russian named Marina.
Die Mutter meines Urenkels ist Russin.: My great-grandson's mother is Russian.
Die Frau meines Enkels ist Russin.: My grandson's wife is Russian.

"Is this in Russian?" "No, it's in Mongolian."
Alsu and Ramil are from Kazan. They speak Tatar and Russian.
I didn't translate this sentence from French, but from Russian.
Tom has a Russian girlfriend.
Word order in German is freer than in English, but not as free as in Russian.
I'm half Russian and half Ukrainian.
Besides Greek, I would love to speak Russian and Polish.
If you enjoyed studying Russian, you will certainly enjoy Polish too.
Are Russian and Ukrainian similar?
It would take less than three hours by tank from the Russian border across the flat Baltic grasslands and birch forests to reach the Tapa military base in Estonia.
In Toki Pona, "telo" means "water". In Russian, "тело" means "body". And water is the main constituent of the (human) body.
I would like to learn Russian, but my friends told me that it is difficult.
Thomas has the Bible in nine languages: Spanish, Esperanto, French, Greek, Hungarian, English, Latin, Portuguese and Russian.
To learn Russian is difficult but not impossible.
I started to watch Russian movies on YouTube.
Why are Russian websites blocked?
I bought an excellent Russian dictionary.
I am taking Russian classes.
The Moscow Kremlin is a cultural heritage site of the Russian Federation, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This is a great Russian writer.