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Holiday Greetings
Below are some basic Russian phrases (written in Cyrillic, transliteration, practical transcription) with their English equivalents. You could use them in your letter to a girl, or when speaking with her over the phone, she will be gladly and pleasantly surprised.
| Merry Christmas! | Счастливого рождества! C рождеством! Весёлого рождества! | Schastlivogo rozhdestva! S rozhdestvom! Vesyologo rozhdestva! | shchis-LEE-vah-vah razhdee-STVAH! srah-zhdee-STVOHM! vee-S'O-lah-vah rah-zhdee-STVAH! | ||||
| Happy New Year! | С Новым годом! Счастливого Нового года! | S Novym godom! Schastlivogo Novogo goda! | SNO-vim GO-dahm! shchis-LEE-vah-vah NO-vah-vah GO-dah! | ||||
| My sincere greetings with ... | От всей души поздравляю с ... | Ot vsej dushi pozdravlyayu s ... | Aht fsehy doo-SHI pahz-drahv-L'A-yoo s : | ||||
| ...New Year! | ...Новым Годом! | ...Novym Godom! | ...SNO-vim GO-dahm! | ||||
| ...Christmas! | ...Рождеством! | ...Rozhdestvom! | ...rah-zhdee-STVOHM! | ||||
| I wish you ... | Желаю тебе/вам ... | Zhelayu tebe/vam ... | zheh-LA-yoo teh-BEH/vahm ... | ||||
| ... happiness. | ... счастья. | ... schast'ya. | ... SHCHAST'-yah | ||||
| ... good luck. | ... удачи. | ... udachi. | ... oo-DA-chee! | ||||
| ... good health. | ... здоровья. | ... zdorov'ya | ... zda-ROHV'-yah! | ||||
| May all your dreams come true. | Пусть сбудутся все твои/ваши мечты! | Pust' sbudutsya vse tvoi/vashi mechty! | poost' ZBOO-doo-tsa fseh tva-EE/VA-shi mehch-TI! | ||||
| I wish you all the best. | Желаю всего хорошего. | Zhelayu vsego horoshego. | zheh-LA-yoo fseh-VO ha-RO-sheh-va! | ||||
| (I wish you) Happiness and health! | Счастья и здоровья! | Schast'ya i zdorov'ya! | SHCHAST'-yah ee zda-ROHV'-yah! |
Note 1: The peculiarities of the Russian personal pronouns caused the necessity of mentioning two variants of some words within a sentence: as a rule the word before a slash is related to informal style, after a slash - to more polite, formal style.
Note 2: for convenience of pronunciation the words are divided into syllables, the capitalized syllables are stressed, the apostrophe (') indicates softness of the consonant.