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Welcome to today's lesson on '''¨Russian Vocabulary → Greetings¨'''! In this lesson, you will learn some useful vocabulary about greetings in Russian. As you dive into the world of Russian language, don't forget to also explore other related topics such as [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Learning-the-Cyrillic-Alphabet|Learning the Cyrillic Alphabet]], [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Relationships-and-Marital-Status|Relationships and Marital Status]], and [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Toys|Toys]] to expand your knowledge even further. | |||
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* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/At-Home|At Home]] | * [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/At-Home|At Home]] | ||
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* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings|How to Say Hello and Greetings]] | * [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings|How to Say Hello and Greetings]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:44, 25 March 2023
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Hello everybody,
Welcome to today's lesson on ¨Russian Vocabulary → Greetings¨! In this lesson, you will learn some useful vocabulary about greetings in Russian. As you dive into the world of Russian language, don't forget to also explore other related topics such as Learning the Cyrillic Alphabet, Relationships and Marital Status, and Toys to expand your knowledge even further.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions to help others in their learning journey. Remember, practice makes perfect! Good learning and enjoy your time exploring the Russian language! 😊🇷🇺
| ENGLISH | PRONUNCIATION
ENGLISH |
RUSSIAN | PRONUNCIATION
BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE |
BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
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| Hi | Hi | ХАЙ | Hái | OLÁ |
| Hi | prih vyeht | ПРИВЕТ | príviet | OI |
| Good morning | doh brah yeh ou trah | ДОБРОЕ УТРО | dobráie útra | BOM DIA |
| Good afternoon | doh bree dehn | ДОБРЫЙ ДЕНЬ | dobrii den | BOA TARDE |
| Good evening | doh bree veh chehr | ДОБРЫЙ ВЕЧЕР | dobrii vetchêr | BOA NOITE (CHEGAR) |
| Good night | doh bree noh chih | ДОБРЫЙ НОЧИ | dobrii nôtchi | BOA NOITE (SAIR) |
| Greetings | prih vyehts vou you | ПРИВЕТСТВУЮ | privietsvúiu | SAUDAÇÕES |
| The same as an old
How do you do |
zdrahst vou ih tyeh | ЗДРАВСТВУЙТЕ | zdrást vúi tie | COMO VAI ? |
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Hello and welcome to the site, where you can learn, how to greet each other, to ask “How are you” and to respond to this question in Russian.
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Greetings
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Russian |
Transcription |
English analogue |
We use it when we … |
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Хай! |
[hai] |
Hi |
See a friend |
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Привет (Приветик) |
Prih-'veht [pri:vet] |
Hi |
See a friend |
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Доброе утро |
'Doh-broh-yeh uht-roh ['dɔbrɔje 'u:trɔ ] |
Good morning |
Officially greet smbd |
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Добрый день |
Doh-bry den ['dɔbrij den] |
Good afternoon |
Officially greet smbd |
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Добрый вечер |
Doh-bry vecher ['dɔbrij 'veʧer] |
Good evening |
Officially greet smbd |
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Доброй ночи |
Doh-broy nochi ['dɔbroj 'nɔʧi:] |
Good night |
Officially greet smbd |
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Приветствую |
Prih-'vet-stvuh-yuh [pri'vetstvuju:] |
Greetings |
A person we have met before |
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Здравствуйте (Здравствуй) |
'Zdrah-vstvuy-teh ['zdra:vstvujte] |
The same as an old How do you do |
Officially greet somebody (very common greeting) |
Notes:
- the letter "o" in Russian is never like an english [əu], it's like in the word "not"
- you need to be patient with the words Приветствую and Здравствуйте - too much consonants close to each other can be a real challenge
- Russian й is pronunced as in the word "yoghurt"
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Other Lessons
- At Home
- House
- Nature
- Toys
- Bank
- Computer
- At a Party
- longest word
- Hospital
- How to Say Hello and Greetings