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Match the Russian phrases with their English meanings.
Match the Russian phrases with their English meanings.
Пока! = Bye! До завтра! = See you tomorrow! До встре́чи! = See you! До свидания! = Goodbye!
It's late and I want to go to bed. I should say ______________ to my family.
It's late and I want to go to bed. I should say ______________ to my family.
Спокойной ночи!
I'm leaving my boss's office after a meeting. I should say to her: Anna Ivanovna, ________________.
I'm leaving my boss's office after a meeting. I should say to her: Anna Ivanovna, ________________.
До свидания!
I'm on the phone with my best friend and need to hang up. I say, _________________.
I'm on the phone with my best friend and need to hang up. I say, _________________.
You're saying goodbye to your new neighbour after chatting for the first time.
You're saying goodbye to your new neighbour after chatting for the first time.
You're rushing out the door to work and wave goodbye to your girlfriend.
You're rushing out the door to work and wave goodbye to your girlfriend.
You know you'll see your colleague at the office tomorrow.
You know you'll see your colleague at the office tomorrow.
Let's pretend you meet your favourite author, Leo Tolstoy, at the bookstore. After a lovely chat, you could say...
Let's pretend you meet your favourite author, Leo Tolstoy, at the bookstore. After a lovely chat, you could say...
How do you say 'see you soon' in Russian?
How do you say 'see you soon' in Russian?
Do you say "пока" to a friend or a teacher?
Do you say "пока" to a friend or a teacher?
