We just learned to say How are you? in Russian, Как дела? (kak dela)
and Very good thanks is Спасибо Хорошо (Spasibo khorosho)
To be polite you should also ask how the other person is doing.
In Russian sometimes you use different words if the person is a friend or a stranger, or a teacher or someone you are showing respect to.
If you are talking to a friend, you say:
And you? - А вы? (A vy?) - sounds like ah-vee - 文A
If you are talking to a stranger or a teacher you might say:
And you? - А ты? (A ty?) - sounds like ah-tee - 文A
(from: wikipedia - russian academy of sciences)
Norwegian: Veldig bra takk. Og du?
Greek: Πολύ καλά, ευχαριστώ. εσύ? (Polý kalá, efcharistó)
ASL: Very Good Thanks, and You?
Italian: Molto bene, grazie.
German: Sehr gut, danke. Und Sie?
Spanish: Muy bien gracias. ¿Y tú?
French: Très bien, merci. Et vous?
and Very good thanks is Спасибо Хорошо (Spasibo khorosho)
To be polite you should also ask how the other person is doing.
In Russian sometimes you use different words if the person is a friend or a stranger, or a teacher or someone you are showing respect to.
If you are talking to a friend, you say:
And you? - А вы? (A vy?) - sounds like ah-vee - 文A
If you are talking to a stranger or a teacher you might say:
And you? - А ты? (A ty?) - sounds like ah-tee - 文A
(from: wikipedia - russian academy of sciences)
Norwegian: Veldig bra takk. Og du?
Greek: Πολύ καλά, ευχαριστώ. εσύ? (Polý kalá, efcharistó)
ASL: Very Good Thanks, and You?
Italian: Molto bene, grazie.
German: Sehr gut, danke. Und Sie?
Spanish: Muy bien gracias. ¿Y tú?
French: Très bien, merci. Et vous?
