DOBRAYE UTRA ! / ДОБРОЕ УТРО !
DOBRYI DEN` ! / ДОБРЫЙ ДЕНЬ !
DOBRYI VECHER ! / ДОБРЫЙ ВЕЧЕР !
(RUS in latin - transliterated / RUS in Cyrillic)
Typical greetings at specific times of the day, replacing the word Hello!
Note! In Russian, the 'Good Morning / DOBRAYE UTRA' greeting is universal, suitable for both friends and family and for strangers, incl VIP persons.
But the greetings 'Good afternoon / DOBRYI DEN' and 'Good evening / DOBRYI VECHER' are a 100% official messages, emphasizing respect for a person, these expressions are not used in informal communication.
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PLEASE NOTE! The following transliteration and pronunciation is given for the classical Latin alphabet and does not match with the rules of orthography and pronunciation of English.
Therefore do not pronounce Russian words how to you like represent sounds in English.
For example:
The Latin letter U should not be pronounced as the English word 'YOU'. (here U = OO)
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