| English to Russian translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: hello | | hello |
| | | Здравствуйте | Explanation:
Zdravsvujte is the official form, when
"Privet" is like "Hi", e.g. non-formal. |
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5 mins peer agreement (net): +2 Здравствуйте
Explanation:
Zdravsvujte is the official form, when
"Privet" is like "Hi", e.g. non-formal.
| AmusedNath
Local time: 17:51
Native speaker of:  Bulgarian
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1 day19 hrs Zdravstvuj
Explanation:
If it's for 2 pers. sing. then as above
If 2 pers. plural - Zdravstvujte
Transkription [zdra-stvuj] accent at the first syllable
[zdra-stvuj-te] - at the 1st
You may also say Privet - without difference b/n 2 pers. sing. and plural
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