Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
WELCOME
Russian translation:
Пожалуйста/ прошу/добро пожаловать
Added to glossary by
Olga Simon
Jan 18, 2002 15:08
24 yrs ago
English term
FRED HARDIE
WELCOME
BURNS SUPPER
Proposed translations
(Russian)
Proposed translations
+9
8 mins
Olga Simon
Hungary
Hungary
Native in Russian
Hungary
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Native in: Russian 
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Пожалуйста/ прошу
If the connotation is ironical, probably the best will be "прошу".
In other contexts "пожалуйста" will do.
In and of itself the word "wellcome" can also mean "Добро пожаловать" - You are wellcome to my ho,e> I am happy to see you etc.
In other contexts "пожалуйста" will do.
In and of itself the word "wellcome" can also mean "Добро пожаловать" - You are wellcome to my ho,e> I am happy to see you etc.
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+5
3 hrs
Natasha Metzger
United States
United States
Native in Russian
United States
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Добро пожаловать
Dobro pozhalovat
If you invite people for dinner, you would say "Dobro pozhalovat".
If people thank you for dinner, you would say "pozhaluysta".
Russian native speaker
If you invite people for dinner, you would say "Dobro pozhalovat".
If people thank you for dinner, you would say "pozhaluysta".
Russian native speaker
Peer comment(s):
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Alexandra Tussing
2 hrs
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Natalie Lyssova
19 hrs
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| agree |
Shila
1 day 23 hrs
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| agree |
Olga Demiryurek
2 days 3 hrs
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| agree |
Olga Simon
13 days
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22 hrs
Galina Nielsen
Denmark
Denmark
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Denmark
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1.Прошу к столу/садимся за стол, дети; угощайтесь, приятного аппетита; 2. на здоровье, не за что
Возможны 2 ситуации:
1. Пора садиться за стол
2. Ответ на "Спасибо" по окончании трапезы. "На здоровье" наиболее упоребимо, когда речь идет о детях
1. Пора садиться за стол
2. Ответ на "Спасибо" по окончании трапезы. "На здоровье" наиболее упоребимо, когда речь идет о детях
Peer comment(s):
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Alexandra Tussing
: possible, but only if we are addressing children. While there are, probably, some children at a Burns Supper, I would not think they are the majority of the audience.
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Ravindra Godbole
India
India
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India
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dobro pazalovatch means welcome
dobro means well
pazalovatch means do please come in
pazalovatch means do please come in
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