Have a Good Day in Russian
“Have a good day!” is “Хорошего дня!” (“Harosheva dnya!”). You can wish somebody to have a good day in the morning or in the afternoon. You should use this …
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Russian Language Word for Happy Birthday, Wishes. How to Write/Say Happy Birthday
Birthday is favorite holiday for the most people. The whole year we are waiting for it with impatience, we count the days before it occurs. There are many ways …
10 of the Hardest Russian Words to Translate
Sometimes it can feel like translating between two languages is particularly difficult. Between keeping cultural references in context, making sure the feel of the translation remains the same as …
Top 10 Free English-Russian and Russian-English Online Dictionaries and Apps 2020
About 20 years ago, when studying Russian, you have to find a paper dictionary, spending considerable time searching for even one word! Now, it is enough to make 2-3 …
How Are You in Russian Formal Phrases
“How are you?” is “Как дела?” (“Kak dela?”) in Russian. You can emphasize “Как дела на работе?”. It means “How is work going?”. This question can be used with …
Hi, My Name Is In Russian. Formal and Informal phrases
If you want to greet somebody and introduce yourself, you can say “Привет! Меня зовут …” (“Privet! Menya zovut …”) and say your name. But it’s appropriate if it’s …
How are you? I Am Fine In Russian
“How are you?” means “Как дела?” (“Kak dela?”). If you ask your friend, you can say “Как ты?” (“Kak ty?”) or “Как все складывается?” (“Kak vsyo skladyvaetsya?”). “I’m fine.” …
You’re Welcome in Russian. How Do You Say You’re Welcome in Russian
A polite response to “Thank you!” is “You’re welcome!” which means “Пожалуйста!” (“Pozhaluysta!”). Say it if you accept one’s gratitude. You can also say “Не за что!” (“Ne za …
How to Write in Russian Cursive. Russian Cursive Alphabet
The type of letters is significantly different from typographical font. Russian printed italic font developed under the handwriting. The letter is carried out with a slope slants of the …
Russian Word For Hello. Hello in Russian Formal
If you want to greet somebody in Russian in a formal way, you can say “Здравствуйте!” (“Zdravstvyite!”) to a sir or a madam. “Здравствуйте!” means “Hello!”. But “Hello!” also …
Nice to Meet You in Russian. Acquaintance
“Nice to meet you!” means “Рад(а) познакомиться!” (“Rad(a) poznakomitsa!”) or “Приятно познакомиться!” (“Priyatno poznakomitsa!”) in Russian. You can also say “Рад(а) встрече!” (“Rad(a) vstreche!”). If you want to be …
Russian for Thank You. Thanks a Lot, Thank You Very Much in Russian Language
When Russians thank somebody, they say “Спасибо!” (“Spasibo!”) which means “Thank you!”. You can also thank somebody by saying “Благодарю!”(“Blagodaryu!”) which also means “Thank you!”. “Thanks a lot!” or …