While you likely won’t even hear this in real life, it’s still sometimes said in movies. Хай is similar to the previous Anglified phrases, in how it came to the Russian language. But the difference in usage is that хай is more commonly used by young people. It’s also not a word that’s exclusively used…
It’s easy to recognize this, as every word that ends in “е” or “о” is neuter. And the adjective takes these two letters to form the ending. If you want to learn more about this, you can check out this guide to Russian noun genders. As “good day” and “good evening” also follow this adjective…
This phrase is typically followed by your full name. Later in the evening, use dobryj vyechyer! (dohb–rihy vye-cheer) to say “good evening.” Still not convinced why you need so many Russian greetings? С приездомis another form of “welcome” which you might use when someone is arriving after a long journey or travel. It literally translates…
It is most often used by men and only between very good friends saying hello in Russian, as it sounds rather rough to the native ear. This phrase means “Good morning”and can be used in the same way as it would be in English. If you come across someone ksu demographics you would like to…