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There are | There are the main ways to say "Good bye" in Russian: | ||
=="До свидания!"== | =="До свидания!"== | ||
This form is more formal, people use it in official conversation, with unfamiliar people or with older people. "До встречи", "Всего хорошего", "Увидимся"are equal, but more neutral and not so spreaded | This form is more formal, people use it in official conversation, with unfamiliar people or with older people. "До встречи", "Всего хорошего", "Увидимся"are equal, but more neutral and not so spreaded | ||
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(informal) | (informal) | ||
This word you can use when you talk with your friends or with people who you know well. | This word you can use when you talk with your friends or with people who you know well. | ||
=="Прощай"== | |||
Another one is "Прощай", this word people usually use when they want to make an accent to a fact that it was the last meeting, or they hope so. | Another one is "Прощай", this word people usually use when they want to make an accent to a fact that it was the last meeting, or they hope so. | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 19 October 2016
There are the main ways to say "Good bye" in Russian:
"До свидания!"
This form is more formal, people use it in official conversation, with unfamiliar people or with older people. "До встречи", "Всего хорошего", "Увидимся"are equal, but more neutral and not so spreaded
"Пока"
(informal) This word you can use when you talk with your friends or with people who you know well.
"Прощай"
Another one is "Прощай", this word people usually use when they want to make an accent to a fact that it was the last meeting, or they hope so.
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