Happy Easter In Russian
How to say Happy Easter in Russian? 3
updateMatt, thanks. I'm smart enough to think about using an online translator, but I really want to have someone who knows how to say it!
If you want to know all this, I have divided the following idiom into syntax + letter by letter)
There is a unique way to say Happy Easter in Russian language and culture! On the same day, tomorrow, the Russians greet each other in a special way:
! (Jesus appeared!)
[hreestOs] [voskrEs]
That other (people) answer in ¸Ã' ‚à ¸à ½Ã'ƒ ¾Ã'Â' µÃ'Â! (He's really awake!) [VoEEesteenoo] [voskrEs]
Note: This is done by Orthodox Christians. And since most Russians are Orthodox Christians, this is quite common.
The term ve is used only at Easter. When you need to greet someone after that day, or when that person is an atheist or of a completely different religion, you can say:
Ÿà  ° 'Â' Â… ¾à Â! (Happy Easter!)
[s] [pAsy]
! (Happy Easter, informal)
[s] [pAsy] [tebYES]
Ÿà  ° 'Â'… ¹ ¹  'Â! (Happy Easter, Official)
[s] [pAsy] [vuhs] (oh sound)
¾à ´Ã € ²à Ã' '‚à µà ±'  'Ÿà °' Â' ¾à ¾Ã! (I wish you an informal Easter)
[pozdruhvLYAu] [tebYA] [s] [pAsy]
? (I officially wish you all a happy Easter)
[pozdruhvLYAu] [vuhs] [s] [pAsy]
For example, help and 'Â °'…! : D
This page can help you.
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How to say Happy Easter in Russian?
As the other person said.
In general, the traditional Easter greetings are:
'¸Ã'Â'Ã'Ã'Â' µÃ' µ!
(HristOs voskrEse!)
The other person offers a different way of saying hipster, but the point is that Russians don't usually say hipster. We call it Hristos Voskrese (Christ is risen).
Then another person who represents: µÃ’ µ!
(Vo eestinu voskrese!)
(Actually, she woke up!)
Christos Voskres
Voistinu Voskrese
Happy Easter In Russian
Happy Easter In Russian
Christos Vosscress! (Resurrected Christ)
And people will answer you:
Voistinu Voskrese! (Really grows)
This is what we say in Russian on Easter day if you are a Russian Christian.
Another less common Vts.
We usually pronounce Hristos Voskrese (Christ was born) and the answer is Voistinu Voskrese (I don't know the translation).
But if you want to say Happy Easter, just say Sweetlim Prazdnikom Pashi !! S Voskreseniem Hristovim! Very suitable !!! Etc.
'¿à  °'  'Â… ¾Ã¹ [s paskoi]
You have to say hello to someone that day.
Is ¸Ã' 'ƒÃ' ¾Ã ºÃ' € µÃ' [isus voskres]
And the person must answer.
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Otherwise =)
A friend told me he said: … ¸!
