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Dear tele and safari, ebakachun sirayen lisrabet
I am on a journey to learn Russian, so if anyone is in we could walk together. Who's in?
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Здравствуйте! (Zdravstvuyte) is the formal Russian way to say "Hello," used for greeting elders, strangers, or groups. Pronounced "ZDRA-stvooy-te," it stems from the root for "health". While formal, it is the most common, respectful way to initiate conversation. For peers, privet (informal) is used.
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Forwarded from SCOIC ST. PAUL'S
We successfully conducted the webinar organized by Dr. Temesgen Mamo, and it went very well. We believe those of you who joined learned a lot, so make sure to practice and apply what you’ve learned.
We would like to thank Dr. Temesgen Mamo for organizing the webinar, the SCOIC team for coordinating the event, and everyone who attended.
Thank you all.
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We would like to thank Dr. Temesgen Mamo for organizing the webinar, the SCOIC team for coordinating the event, and everyone who attended.
Thank you all.
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Здравствуйте! (Zdravstvuyte) is the formal Russian way to say "Hello," used for greeting elders, strangers, or groups. Pronounced "ZDRA-stvooy-te," it stems from the root for "health". While formal, it is the most common, respectful way to initiate conversation.…
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"How are you" in Russian
In Russian, asking "how are you" depends heavily on whether you are speaking formally (to elders, strangers, or superiors) or informally (to friends, family, or peers).
Here is a breakdown of the main ways to ask, followed by five other common variations.
1. Formal vs. Informal "How Are You"
Informal: Как дела? (Kak dee-LAH?)
Literal: How are things/plans?
Usage: The most popular way to ask friends, family, and peers "How are you?".
Formal: Как у вас дела? (Kak oo vas dee-LAH?)
Literal: How are things with you? (Using the polite "Вы" - you).
Usage: Use with strangers, superiors, or in professional, polite contexts.
5 Other Ways to Ask "How Are You"
Here are five, more nuanced ways to ask how someone is doing in Russian:
1. Как поживаете? (Formal) / Как поживаешь? (Informal)
Pronunciation: Kak pa-zhi-VAH-ye-te? (Formal) / Kak pa-zhi-VAH-yesh? (Informal)
Translation: How are you living? / How have you been?
Explanation: A slightly more old-fashioned, polite, or thoughtful way to ask how someone is doing with their life.
2. Как жизнь?
Pronunciation: Kak zhizn'?
Translation: How's life?
Explanation: A very casual way to ask "How are you?" or "How is it going?" frequently used among friends.
3. Что нового?
Pronunciation: Chto NO-va-va?
Translation: What's new?
Explanation: Used to catch up with someone you haven't seen in a while to ask about recent developments in their life.
4. Как настроение?
Pronunciation: Kak nas-tra-YEH-niye?
Translation: How is your mood? / How are you feeling?
Explanation: A very common, polite way to ask about someone's emotional state or morale. It is suitable for both formal and informal situations.
5. Как оно?
Pronunciation: Kak a-NO?
Translation: How is it? / How's it going?
Explanation: An extremely casual, slang-like phrase to ask "How's it going?" among close friends or peers.
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Forwarded from ركنية التلاوات
"وَعَليْهِ صَلَّ الصَّالِحُوْنَ وَسَلّمُوَا
إنَّ الصَّلَاةَ عَلىٰ النَّبِيِّ نَعِيْمُ!"
مُحَمَّدٌ أَشْرَفُ الأعرَابِ والعَجَمِ
مُحَمَّدٌ خَيْرُ مَنْ يَمْشِي عَلَى قَدَمِ. ﷺ
"وَعَليْهِ صَلَّ الصَّالِحُوْنَ وَسَلّمُوَا
إنَّ الصَّلَاةَ عَلىٰ النَّبِيِّ نَعِيْمُ!"
- صلوا عليه وسلموا تسليما
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