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Привет! Russian learners 😃


<div style="font-size:280%;">🤗 '''Russian''' Greetings for Everyday Life</div>
Do you want to learn how to say "Hello" in '''Russian'''?  
 
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.  
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.
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! 🤗
Let’s get started! 🤗


<span link>Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons:</span> [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Music|Music]], [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Food-and-Drink|Russian Vocabulary: Drinks and Food]], [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/At-the-Post-Office|At the Post Office]] & [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Beach|Beach]].
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==Greetings==
==Greetings==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable"
!'''Russian'''
!'''Russian'''
!'''Transliteration'''
!'''Transliteration'''
!'''Meaning'''
!'''Meaning'''
|-
|-
|Здравствуйте
|Добро́ пожа́ловать
|zdravstvuite
|dobro pazhalovat'
|: general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
|welcome greeting
|-
|-
|Здравствуй
|До́брое
|zdravstvui
|dobroye
|: general greeting. To a single person you are informally speaking with.
|greeting (informal)
|-
|Здравейте
|zdravyeite
|: more informal greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
|-
|-
|Здрасьте
|До́брое у́тро
|zdraste
|: informal greeting
|-
|Привет
|privyet
|: informal greeting
|-
|здоро́во!
| zdorovo!
|colloquial greeting
|-
|Добрый день
|dobry den
|: general daytime greeting
|-
|Доброе утро
|dobroye utro
|dobroye utro
|: morning greeting
|morning greeting
|-
|-
|С добрым утром
|До́брый ве́чер
|s dobrym utrom
|: morning greeting
|-
|Доброе
|dobroye
|: morning greeting (informal)
|-
|Добрый вечер
|dobry vecher
|dobry vecher
|: evening greeting
|evening greeting
|-
|Как дела?
|kak dyela
|: how are you? informal
|-
|Как ваши дела?
|kak vashi dyela
|: how are you? formal
|-
|Как жизнь?
|kak zhizn
|: how are you?
|-
|Как живешь?
|kak zhivesh'
|: how are you?
|-
|-
|Как поживаешь?
|До́брый день
|kak pozhivayesh
|dobry den'
|: how are you?
|general daytime greeting
|-
|-
|Хорошо
|Здоро́во!
|horosho
|zdarova!
|: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь
|very informal greeting (mostly used by men)
|-
|-
|Добро пожаловать
|Здоро́вы будете
|dobro pozhalovat'
|: welcome greeting
|-
|Па
|pa
|: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|-
|Хозява
|hozyava
|: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|-
|Здоровы будете
|zdorovy budete
|zdorovy budete
|: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|-
|-
|Здравствуйте
|Здраве́йте
|zdravstvuite
|zdravyeite
|: general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
|more informal greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
|-
|-
|Здравствуй
|Здра́вствуй
|zdravstvui
|zdrastvui
|: general greeting. A single person you are informal with.
|general greeting. To a single person you are informally speaking with.
|-
|-
|Привет
|Здра́вствуй
|privyet
|zdrastvui
|: informal greeting
|general greeting. A single person you are informal with.
|-
|-
|Добрый день
|Здра́вствуйте
|dobry den
|zdrastvuite
|: general daytime greeting
|general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
|-
|-
|Доброе утро
|Здра́сьте
|dobroye utro
|: morning greeting
|-
|Добрый вечер
|dobry vecher
|: evening greeting
|-
|Здрасьте
|zdraste
|zdraste
|: informal greeting
|informal greeting
|-
|-
|Приветище
|Как ва́ши дела́?
|privyetischye
|kak vashi dyela
|: informal greeting
|how are you?, formal or plural
|-
|-
|Приветик
|Как вы пожива́ете?
|privyetik
|kak vy pazhivayete
|: very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women)
|how are you?, formal or plural
|-
|-
|Приветики
|Как вы?
|privyetiki
|kak vy
|: very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women)
|how are you?, formal or plural
|-
|Здорово
|zdorovo
|: very informal greeting (mostly used by men)
|-
|Салют
|salyut
|: informal greeting
|-
|-
|Приветствую вас
|Как дела́?
|privyetstvuyu vas
|: formal greeting
|-
|Как дела?
|kak dyela
|kak dyela
|: how are you?
|how do you do?
|-
|-
|Как Ваши дела?
|Как живёте?
|kak vashi dyela
|kak zhivyote
|: how are you?, formal
|how are you?, formal or plural
|-
|-
|Как у Вас дела?
|Как живёшь?
|kak y vas dyela
|kak zhivyesh
|: how are you?, formal
|how are you?, informal
|-
|Как Вы?
|kak vy
|: how are you?, formal
|-
|Как ты?
|kak ty
|: how are you?, informal
|-
|-
|Как жизнь?
|Как жизнь?
|kak zhizn
|kak zhizn
|: how are you?, "how's life?"
|how are you?, "how's life?"
|-
|-
|Как живете?
|Как оно́?
|
|kak ono
|kak zhivyete: how are you?, formal
|how are you?, very informal
|-
|-
|Как живёте?
|Как пожива́ете?
|
|kak pazhivayete
|kak zhivyote: how are you?, formal
|how are you?, formal or plural
|-
|-
|Как живешь?
|Как ты пожива́ешь?
|
|kak ty pazhivayesh
|kak zhivyesh': how are you?, informal
|how are you?, informal
|-
|-
|Как живёшь?
|Как ты?
|
|kak ty
|kak zhivyosh': how are you?, informal
|how are you?, informal
|-
|-
|Как Вы поживаете?
|Как у вас дела́?
|
|kak y vas dyela
|kak vy pozhivayete: how are you?, formal
|how do you do?, formal or plural
|-
|-
|Как поживаете?
|Норма́льно
|
|normal'na
|kak pozhivayete: how are you?, formal
|reply to Как дела?, Как ваши дела?, Как  жизнь? and Как поживаешь?
|-
|-
|Как ты поживаешь?
|Хорошо́
|
|horosho
|kak ty pozhivayesh': how are you?, informal
|reply to Как дела?, Как ваши дела?, Как жизнь? and Как поживаешь?
|-
|-
|Как поживаешь?
|Что но́вого?
|
|chto novogo
|kak pozhivayesh': how are you?, informal
|what's new?
|-
|-
|Как оно?
|Ничего́
|
|nichevo
|kak ono: how are you?, very informal
|reply to Что нового?
|-
|-
|Хорошо
|Ничего́ но́вого
|
|nichevo novavo
|horosho: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь
|reply to Что нового?
|-
|-
|Нормально
|Па
|
|pa
|normal'na: reply to Как дела, Как ваши дела, Как жизнь, and Как поживаешь
|general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|-
|-
|Что нового?
|Приве́т!
|
|privyet
|chto novogo: what's new?
|informal greeting
|-
|-
|Ничего
|Приве́тик
|
|privyetik
|nichevo: reply to Что нового
|very informal greeting (mostly used by children and  women)
|-
|-
|Ничего нового
|Приве́тики
|
|privyetiki
|nichevo novogo: reply to Что нового
|very informal greeting (mostly used by children and  women)
|-
|-
|Добро пожаловать
|Приве́тище!
|
|privyetischye
|dobro pozhalovat': welcome greeting
|very informal greeting
|-
|-
|Па
|Приве́тствую вас
|
|privyetstvuyu vas
|pa: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|formal greeting
|-
|-
|Хозява
|С до́брым у́тром
|
|s dobrym utrom
|hozyava: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|morning greeting
|-
|-
|Здоровы будете
|Салю́т!
|
|salyut
|zdorovy budete: general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|informal greeting
|-
|-
 
|Хозя́ва
|hozyava
|general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
|}
|}


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===How to say HELLO in Russian===
===How to say HELLO in Russian===
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9S1dzNk4mI</youtube>
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9S1dzNk4mI</youtube>


==Sources==
==Sources==
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[[Category:Say-Hello]]
[[Category:Say-Hello]]
[[Category:Jennifers]]
[[Category:Jennifers]]
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Adjectives|Adjectives]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Sports|Sports]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Kitchen|Kitchen]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Verbs-related-to-speaking|Verbs related to speaking]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Toys|Toys]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Bird|Bird]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/12-Months-of-the-Year|12 Months of the Year]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Education|Education]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Car|Car]]
* [[Language/Russian/Vocabulary/Countries-and-Continents|Countries and Continents]]
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Latest revision as of 12:27, 27 March 2023

🤗 Russian Greetings for Everyday Life
Greetings-say-hello-polyglot-club.png
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Привет! 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! 🤗

Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: Music, Russian Vocabulary: Drinks and Food, At the Post Office & Beach.

Greetings[edit | edit source]

Russian Transliteration Meaning
Добро́ пожа́ловать dobro pazhalovat' welcome greeting
До́брое dobroye greeting (informal)
До́брое у́тро dobroye utro morning greeting
До́брый ве́чер dobry vecher evening greeting
До́брый день dobry den' general daytime greeting
Здоро́во! zdarova! very informal greeting (mostly used by men)
Здоро́вы будете zdorovy budete general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
Здраве́йте zdravyeite more informal greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
Здра́вствуй zdrastvui general greeting. To a single person you are informally speaking with.
Здра́вствуй zdrastvui general greeting. A single person you are informal with.
Здра́вствуйте zdrastvuite general greeting. To someone you are formal with or to two or more people.
Здра́сьте zdraste informal greeting
Как ва́ши дела́? kak vashi dyela how are you?, formal or plural
Как вы пожива́ете? kak vy pazhivayete how are you?, formal or plural
Как вы? kak vy how are you?, formal or plural
Как дела́? kak dyela how do you do?
Как живёте? kak zhivyote how are you?, formal or plural
Как живёшь? kak zhivyesh how are you?, informal
Как жизнь? kak zhizn how are you?, "how's life?"
Как оно́? kak ono how are you?, very informal
Как пожива́ете? kak pazhivayete how are you?, formal or plural
Как ты пожива́ешь? kak ty pazhivayesh how are you?, informal
Как ты? kak ty how are you?, informal
Как у вас дела́? kak y vas dyela how do you do?, formal or plural
Норма́льно normal'na reply to Как дела?, Как ваши дела?, Как жизнь? and Как поживаешь?
Хорошо́ horosho reply to Как дела?, Как ваши дела?, Как жизнь? and Как поживаешь?
Что но́вого? chto novogo what's new?
Ничего́ nichevo reply to Что нового?
Ничего́ но́вого nichevo novavo reply to Что нового?
Па pa general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]
Приве́т! privyet informal greeting
Приве́тик privyetik very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women)
Приве́тики privyetiki very informal greeting (mostly used by children and women)
Приве́тище! privyetischye very informal greeting
Приве́тствую вас privyetstvuyu vas formal greeting
С до́брым у́тром s dobrym utrom morning greeting
Салю́т! salyut informal greeting
Хозя́ва hozyava general greeting in the Pomor dialect [rus-nor]

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