Good!

Not Bad.

Good!

Thanks

Goodbye

Happy New Year

Happy birthday!

Happy Christmas

"(My) name is Verniy" Or "I am Verniy"

My name is Verniy Namae wa Verniy desu

Family

"You" [The difference is that "Вы" may be plural, more respectfull and used in reference to elder, teachers, unknown people and etc. "Ты" more personal appeal]

"I" / "We'

Russian Alphabet in Translation A pronounced like [A]lpha [ɑː] B [be] V [ve] G pronounced like in Gordon [ge] D [de] E pronounced like in [Ye]s J'E pronounced like YO Zъ pronounced like in Plea[s]ure Z [ze] I pronounced like english E [I:] Iota (here J') pronounced like in To[y]. In alpabet pronouncing like I Kratkaya (Short I). K [Ka:] L [eL] M [eM] N [eN] O pronounced like in organized [o:] P [Pe] R pronounced like [R]elated [eR] S [eS] T [Te] U pronounced like latin [U]rbanus [u:] F [eF] H pronounced like [H]urry. [Ha] Z [ts] pronounced like fast say sits not pronouncing each letter [tse] CH pronounced like [Ch]ase. [Che] SH pronounced like [Sh]ip. [Sha] SHCH non-pronounced in English. Just try to said this both very fast. Should get a hissing sound like a snake. [SHCHa] Ъ- make word stronger and used to divide parts of word. By the way after October Revolution amount of words ending on Ъ decreased very significantly. Silent. In alpabet pronouncing like Tverdiy Znak (solid sign). Ы [J'I] is word between russian E and I. Pronounced like to I attached Ъ. Well, Ы looks like that. Ь- make word softer and used to divide parts of word.Silent. In alpabet pronouncing like Myagkiy Znak (soft sign) E pronounced like M[e]t. U [Ju] YA or [J'A]. Pronounced like Yard. Meaning I in translate

Greetings

Hooray!!!!!!

Big Thanks

Very Good

Nul or Nol- Zero Odin (like Scandinavian god, but emphasis on I)- One Dva- Two Tri- Three Chetire- Four Pyat- Five Shest- Six Sem- Seven Vosem- Eight Devyat- Nine Desyat- Ten Sto- Hundred Tisyacha- Thousand To get 5986 you need to say: Pyat Tisyach Devyat Sot (plural sto) VosemDesyat Shest. In rules numbers from 11 to 39 pronounced with Nad (Under) or D and Historism word Zat (Tsat) meaning Ten. Odin-nad-Zat. Dva-d-Zat. This is translating like One under Ten. Numbers 40-49 pronounced with Sorok (Historism too, magpie in our language- Soroka). Sorok Chetire. Numbers from 90-99 ending with no-sto. Devya-no-sto. Hard, are not?

Russian Language

Borscht

V er    niy

Not bad. Warukunai

I/We Watashi/Watashi-tachi

You, You(Plural)/You (Polite) Anata, Anata-tachi/ Kimi

Family Kazoku

Borscht A lot of this is double translations for obvious reasons