What does this mean in Russian?

And can you translate it into Russian? (No translator please)

Kazachok

Ekh Dorogi

Ey ras poshol

Rucheyok

Svetit myesiats

Yablochki

Dorogoj Dalneju

Hai- Da Trojka

Troika

Wolga



These are song titles, and I was just wondering. If they do not translate to something specific, that's okay. I'm NOT looking for a long complicated answer. Thanks.What does this mean in Russian?
Kazachok - казачок - was originally a dance of Ukrainian cossacks, it means kinda "a little cossack"

Ekh Dorogi - Эх, дороги - oh, roads

Ey ras poshol - Эй раз пошёл - kinda "hey, here (he) goes", because it's more an emotional reaction (an interjection) on something (or somebody) moving than any specific phrase

Rucheyok - ручеёк - a little stream

Svetit myesiats - светит месяц - month is shining

Yablochki - яблочки - little appels

Dorogoj Dalneju - "on a long journey" or "by a long way"

Hai- Da (Trojka ) - hai-da ай-да - is just an interjection of excitement.

Troika - well, troika : a carriage with 3 horses - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troika_%28d… - or a dance imitating it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troika_%28d…

Wolga - that's the name of the river Volga - Волга - but in German transliteration.What does this mean in Russian?
Kazachok - a type of dance

ekh dorogi - something like "oh, the roads!"

ey ras poshel - "ey, one and go!"

rucheyok - little stream

svetit mesyats - the moon shines

yablochki - apples

dorogoj dalneju - along a distant road

hai da troika - just a random thing to shout (troika is a dance)

troika - the number three, three of something (also a style of dance)

Wolga - Volga (the river)What does this mean in Russian?
hey, so I don't know everything, and besides it's hard to understand when you've written it in latin but...



Kazachok - that's just one dance type.

Ekh Dorogi - what means ekh? I have no idea, but dorogi is expensive.

Ey ras poshol - "Again went(away)"

Yablochki - Apples

Dorogoj Dalneju - Dorogoj means Darling

Troika - three of a kind

Wolga - it's one car mark.
ughh i love the russian language i wish i could understand that too