Russian

The casual Russian way to say “cheers” is Будем! (budem). It is a short toast among friends. The standard toast is За здоровье! (za zdorovye).

The English word grandmother is translated into Russian as ба́бушка. The term ба́бушка means the mother of someone’s parent.

The Russian male given name for Xander is Ксандер. Ксандер is used as a male given name.

In Russian, the phrase for “do you have” is у вас есть. This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses or owns something.

The English phrase “no one cares” can be translated into Russian as всем всё равно. всем всё равно is used to express that no one cares.

The English word “mr.” can be translated into Russian using several forms, most commonly господи́н.

The Orthodox greeting for Christmas in Russian is С Рождеством Христовым (S Rozhdestvom Khristovym), meaning “with the Nativity of Christ”.

The English phrase “yes, please” is translated into Russian as Да, пожалуйста.

Я в порядке is the Russian phrase for “I am fine”. This phrase is used to say that one is doing well or is in a satisfactory state.

The Russian word for the English noun ‘monitor’ (computer display) is монито́р.