How do you say in Russian how are you?

You can also ask people how they are doing in Russian by saying: "Как дела? (How are you?)" and expect a quick answer. But, don’t jump in with your own opinion right away. Let them respond to your question and then comment on their answer. In Russian, when you want to sound polite, always let your interlocutor talk first.

How do you say in Russian how are you feeling?

There are a few ways to express how you feel in Russian. If you are happy, you can say хорошо (khorosho), if you are unhappy, you can say плохо (pol’ko) or плохое настроение (pol’koje nastroenie). If you are not sure how you feel, you can

How do you say in Russian how are you doing?

When someone is feeling ill and asking how someone else is doing, they might say: “Я доволен” – “I’m fine”. If someone is feeling depressed or down and wants to ask another person how they are, they might say: “Я не выспел” – “I’m not feeling well”. You can also say

How do you say in Russian how do you do?

The question ‘how are you?’ is frequently asked in English, so we will not confuse you with specifics. Just be sure to remember that the Russian phrase is как учите? (kak uchet’ite?). If you need to know more about this phrase, check out the next section.

How do you say in Russian how are you to someone?

If you want to show genuine interest in someone, you can ask each of them how they’re doing in Russian by saying “Как поживаете?” – “How are you?”