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I want to share the most important Russian phrases for you to learn.
For beginner Russian learners, you’ll find this whole article helpful, so you’ll want to take note
of all the Russian phrases I share below. With that on mind, I’ve written the first part of this
article just for you, covering some essential greetings, introductions and survival phrases to
help you make progress at the start of your linguistic path.
For those a little further along on their Russian learning journey, head to the second part of
this article for 10 essential conversational Russian phrases for improved communication. If
you’re already a bit of an advanced Russian master, we haven’t forgotten about you – check
the final part of this article for 10 very useful informal words and expressions. Choose your
level and let’s go!
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• 2. Как насчёт…? (Kak naschyot…?) – ‘How about…?”
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• 7. Давай (davay) – ‘Let’s go’
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1. Как жизнь? (Kak zhizn’?) – ‘How’s life?’ in Russian

Quite literally ‘how’s life’, this is a great phrase to find out how your interlocutor is doing. Short
replies you can expect to this question include: нормально (normal’no, ‘okay’), хорошо
(khorosho, ‘good’) and плохо (plokho, ‘bad’).

2. Что нового? (Shto novovo?) – ‘What’s new?’ in Russian

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3. Сколько лет, сколько зим! (Skol’ko let, skol’ko zim!) – ‘Long
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5 Useful Russian Phrases in a Shop or Cafe

Nobody wants to be tongue-tied at the cafe table, so kiss cafe-related anxieties goodbye with
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1. Дайте счет пожалуйста? (Dayte shot pozhaluista?) – ‘Could I

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1. Как вам/как тебе… (Моцарт)? (Kak vam/kak tebe [Motsart]?) –

‘What do you think about (Mozart)?’

2. Как насчёт…? (Kak naschyot…?) – ‘How about…?”

This is the ultimate phrase for suggestions, as in Как насчёт завтра? (kak naschyot zavtra,
‘how about tomorrow’) when making arrangements.

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This is possibly the gold standard of versatile Russian phrases. This is one you’ll get to use all
the time. It can mean ‘goodbye’, ‘go on’ (when cheering on your favourite football team) or
even ‘let’s go’/let’s do it’. Давай встретимся завтра в 1400? – Давай. (Davai vstretimsya
zavtra v 1400? – Davai., ‘Shall we meet tomorrow at 1400? Let’s do it.’).

8. Расскажи подробнее (Rasskazhi podrobnee) – ‘Tell me more’

Quite simply, this means ‘tell me more’. Avoid awkward silences in a conversations from here
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This is an extremely versatile way to express surprise. Ты купил новую тачку? Ничего себе!
(ty kupil novuyu tachku? Nichevo syebye!) You bought a new car? Awesome! Ну ничего себе
какой тяжёлый день! (Nu nichevo sebe kakoy tyazholy den’!) Wow, what a rough day!

2. Офигеть! (Ofiget’!) – ‘No way!’

Офигеть! (Ofiget’!) is a general way to show that you’re surprised, with a meaning close to ‘no
way!’ in English. Or it’s used to state annoyance with another person – они офигели (oni
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6. Хавать (Khavat’) – ‘To eat’
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10. Бесить (Besit’) – ‘to annoy’

Feeling irritated and need to express it? Бесить (besit’) is just the verb for you, as in меня
бесят грамматические ошибки (menya besyat grammaticheskie oshibki, ‘grammatical
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