Hello! Nice to meet you
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Vocabulário
- приветhi / hello (informal)
- здравствуйтеhello (formal)
- добрый деньgood afternoon
- добрый вечерgood evening
- до свиданияgoodbye
- покаbye (informal)
- пожалуйстаplease / you're welcome
- спасибоthank you
- меня зовутmy name is
- приятно познакомитьсяnice to meet you
- даyes
- нетno
Formal vs Informal Greetings
Russian has two levels of politeness, just like many European languages.
Informal (ты - ty): Use with friends, family, children, and peers your own age. Formal (вы - vy): Use with strangers, older people, teachers, and in professional settings.
Greetings by time of day:
- Доброе утро (Dobroye utro) — Good morning
- Добрый день (Dobryy den') — Good afternoon
- Добрый вечер (Dobryy vecher) — Good evening
- Спокойной ночи (Spokóynoy nochi) — Good night
The verb «быть» (to be) in present tense: In Russian, the verb "to be" is usually omitted in present tense!
- Я студент. → I am a student. (no "am")
- Ты русский? → Are you Russian? (no "are")
Introducing yourself:
- Меня зовут Анна. → My name is Anna.
- Очень приятно! → Very pleased to meet you!
Expressões
- Привет!Used casually when meeting friends or peers
- Здравствуйте!Formal greeting in official settings
- Как дела?Ask how someone is doing (informal)
- Всё хорошо, спасибо!Reply meaning all is well, thanks
- Приятно познакомиться!Say when meeting someone for the first time
- До свидания!Standard formal way to say goodbye
- Увидимся!Casual see you among friends
Erros frequentes
Привет, профессор!Здравствуйте, профессор!Use the formal greeting with teachers and professors
Я есть студент.Я студент.The verb to be is omitted in Russian present tense
При-ветпри-ВЕТWord stress must be on the second syllable
Меня зовут есть Анна.Меня зовут Анна.Never insert есть in this construction
Как дела (to a stranger)Как вы поживаете?Use the formal version with strangers or elders
Quiz rápido
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