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|zdravstvui: general greeting
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|kak dyela: how are you?
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|kak vashi dyela: how are you?
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|privyetik: informal greeting (mostly used by children and women)
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|zdorovo: informal greeting (mostly used by men)
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Revision as of 01:49, 1 February 2022

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🤗 Russian Greetings for Everyday Life

Hi Russian learners! 😃


Do you want to learn how to say “Hello” in Russian?

Greetings are an important part of any language because they allow you to connect and communicate with others.

If you’re planning a trip to the country or are trying to learn Russian, keep reading to discover some of the most important greetings.


Let’s get started! 🤗

Greetings

English Russian
zdravstvuite: general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people. Здравствуйте
zdravstvui: general greeting. To a single person you are informally speaking with. Здравствуй
zdravyeite: more informal greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people. Здравейте
zdraste: informal greeting Здрасьте
privyet: informal greeting Привет
 zdorovo! (colloquial) здоро́во!
dobry den: general daytime greeting Добрый день
dobroye utro: morning greeting Доброе утро
s dobrym utrom: morning greeting С добрым утром
dobroye: morning greeting (informal) Доброе
dobry vecher: evening greeting Добрый вечер
kak dyela: how are you? informal Как дела?
kak vashi dyela: how are you? formal Как ваши дела?
kak zhizn: how are you? Как жизнь?
kak zhivesh': how are you? Как живешь?
kak pozhivayesh: how are you? Как поживаешь?
horosho: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь Хорошо
dobro pozhalovat': welcome greeting Добро пожаловать
pa: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Па
hozyava: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Хозява
zdorovy budete: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Здоровы будете
zdravstvuite: general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people. Здравствуйте
zdravstvui: general greeting. A single person you are informal with. Здравствуй
privyet: informal greeting Привет
dobry den: general daytime greeting Добрый день
dobroye utro: morning greeting Доброе утро
dobry vecher: evening greeting Добрый вечер
zdraste: informal greeting Здрасьте
privyetischye: informal greeting Приветище
privyetik: very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women) Приветик
privyetiki: very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women) Приветики
zdorovo: very informal greeting (mostly used by men) Здорово
salyut: informal greeting Салют
privyetstvuyu vas: formal greeting Приветствую вас
kak dyela: how are you? Как дела?
kak vashi dyela: how are you?, formal Как Ваши дела?
kak y vas dyela: how are you?, formal Как у Вас дела?
kak vy: how are you?, formal Как Вы?
kak ty: how are you?, informal Как ты?
kak zhizn: how are you?, "how's life?" Как жизнь?
kak zhivyete: how are you?, formal Как живете?
kak zhivyote: how are you?, formal Как живёте?
kak zhivyesh': how are you?, informal Как живешь?
kak zhivyosh': how are you?, informal Как живёшь?
kak vy pozhivayete: how are you?, formal Как Вы поживаете?
kak pozhivayete: how are you?, formal Как поживаете?
kak ty pozhivayesh': how are you?, informal Как ты поживаешь?
kak pozhivayesh': how are you?, informal Как поживаешь?
kak ono: how are you?, very informal Как оно?
horosho: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь Хорошо
normal'na: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь Нормально
chto novogo: what's new? Что нового?
nichevo: reply to Что нового Ничего
nichevo novogo: reply to Что нового Ничего нового
dobro pozhalovat': welcome greeting Добро пожаловать
pa: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Па
hozyava: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Хозява
zdorovy budete: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor] Здоровы будете

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