The easiest way to greet so:
Russian version \Russian phrase written in Latin \ [transcription (as read)] \ English translation
Доброе утро! Dobroe utro - [Dobraye ootro] = Good morning
Добрый день! Dobriy den [Dobriy den'] = Good afternoon
Добрый вечер! Dobriy vecher [Dobriy vyecher] = Good evening
These phrases, you can to greet a close friend or a group of strangers.
These phrases are not used at farewell.
The russian word "добрый (доброе)" [dobriy, dobrae] means "good", in this case rather "favourable". It's just a fact of the good weather.
You can say:
Здравствуйте! Zdravstvujte [Zdrastvooyte - don't say the first letter "v"] = Hello.
But litterally it's "wish be healthy". As informal option - "Здравствуй! " Zdravstvuj [Zdrastvooy]- it's for a friend.
Another informal option:
Привет! Privet [Preevyet] = Hi!
Listen and repeat:
easy to understand with the scheme:
Russian version \Russian phrase written in Latin \ [transcription (as read)] \ English translation
Доброе утро! Dobroe utro - [Dobraye ootro] = Good morning
Добрый день! Dobriy den [Dobriy den'] = Good afternoon
Добрый вечер! Dobriy vecher [Dobriy vyecher] = Good evening
These phrases, you can to greet a close friend or a group of strangers.
These phrases are not used at farewell.
The russian word "добрый (доброе)" [dobriy, dobrae] means "good", in this case rather "favourable". It's just a fact of the good weather.
You can say:
Здравствуйте! Zdravstvujte [Zdrastvooyte - don't say the first letter "v"] = Hello.
But litterally it's "wish be healthy". As informal option - "Здравствуй! " Zdravstvuj [Zdrastvooy]- it's for a friend.
Another informal option:
Привет! Privet [Preevyet] = Hi!
Listen and repeat:
easy to understand with the scheme:
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