Here's an example sentence: 'Научная фантастика часто предсказывает будущее' (Naučnaja fantástika často predskazyvaet budushchee), which translates to 'Science fiction often predicts the future'. In this sentence, we are using the Russian word for science fiction in a very common way, talking about one of the typical aspects of the genre, that is, its ability to anticipate future developments in technology, society, etc.
Let's consider this sentence: 'В российской литературе есть много интересных работ по научной фантастике' (V rossiyskoy literature est' mnogo interesnykh rabot po naučnoy fantástike). It means 'In Russian literature, there are a lot of interesting works of science fiction'. This shows how the Russian term for science fiction can be used when discussing the body of work within the genre in the context of Russian literature. We can also use it in sentences about Russian science fiction movies, authors, or fans, for example.
You could say 'Я люблю читать научную фантастику' (Ya lyublyu chitat' naučnaju fantástiku), which means 'I like to read science fiction'.
Well, you could say something like, 'This story is pure fiction.' It implies that what you're talking about is not based on real events. Or, 'Fiction offers an escape from reality.' That shows how fiction can provide a different kind of experience.
You could say 'Me gustan las novelas de ficción histórica.' (I like historical fiction novels).
You can say 'Me gusta leer ciencia ficción' which means 'I like to read science fiction'.
The Russian word for science fiction is 'научная фантастика' (naučnaja fantástika).
You can say '我喜欢读小说' (Wǒ xǐ huān dú xiǎo shuō), which means 'I like to read novels'.
Here is another example. 'Wir sollten ihre Lebensgeschichte hören.' (We should listen to her life story). The German word 'Lebensgeschichte' can be used in different tenses and cases just like other nouns in German. For instance, in the genitive case, you could say 'Die Details seiner Lebensgeschichte' (The details of his life story).
J'aime lire un roman d'amour en hiver. (I like to read a romance novel in winter.)
You can say 'C'est la fin de l'histoire.' which means 'This is the end of the story.'
You could say, 'This is a very interesting novel.' It shows 'novel' being used to describe a particular book.
It's spelled 'science fiction' - quite straightforward.