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| Разрешитепредставиться . | Razrishitye predstavitsa. |\n| My name is … | Меня зовут… | Minya zavut… |\n| I came from Lebanon. | Я приехал из Ливана . | Ya priyekhal is Livana. |\n| I don’t speak Russian. | Я не говорю по-русски . | Ya ni-gavaryu pa-ruski. |\n| My Russian is poor. | Я говорю по-русскиплохо . | Ya gavaryu pa-ruskiplokha. |\n| I speak only English. | Я говорю только поанглийски . | Ya gavaryu tolka paangliski. |\n| Do you speak English? | Говорите ли Вы поанглийски? | Gavarite li vi paangliyski? |\n| Very pleased to meet you! | Очень рад (рада) с Вамипознакомиться! | Ochin rat (rada) s vami paznakomitsa! |\n| Good morning! | Доброе утро! | Dobraye utra! |\n| Good afternoon! | Добрый день! | Dobriy dyen! |\n| Good evening! | Добрый вечер! | Dobriy vyechir! |\n| Pleased to see you! | Рад (рада) Вас видеть! | Rat (rada) vas vidit! |\n| How are you? | Как Вы поживаете? | Kak vi pazhivaitye? |\n| How are things? | Как дела? | Kak dila? |\n| Fine, thanks. | Спасибо, отлично . | Spasiba, atlichna. |\n| See you later! | До (скорой) встречи! | Da-(skoray) fstryechi! |\n| Good-bye! | До свидания! | Da-svidaniya! |\n| I’ll see you tomorrow! | До завтра! | Da-zavtra! |\n| I wish you good luck! | Желаю успеха! | Zhilayu uspyekha! |\n| Keep well! | Будьте здоровы! | Buttye zdarovi! |\n| Give everyone my kind regards! | Передайте всем привет! | Piridaytye fsyem privyet! |\n| Have a nice day! | Хорошего дня! | Horoshego dnya! |\n| Order, agreement, refusal, gratitude, apology |  |  |\n| May I…? ask come in pass | Разрешите …?спросить\u003Cbr>войти\u003Cbr>пройти | Razrishitye…? uznat\u003Cbr>vayti\u003Cbr>prayti |\n| please… | пожалуйста… | pazhalusta… |\n\n\n| English | Russian | Transcription |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| show explain\u003Cbr>translate give | покажите\u003Cbr>объясните\u003Cbr>переведите\u003Cbr>дайте | pakazhitye\u003Cbr>abyisnitye\u003Cbr>pirividitye daytye |\n| Would you please…? help me\u003Cbr>say it again\u003Cbr>write it down for me accompany me | Не могли бы вы   ?помочь мнеповторить этонаписать это для меняпроводить меня | Ni magli-bi vi…? pamoch mnye\u003Cbr>paftarit eta\u003Cbr>napisat eta dlya-minya pravadit minya |\n| What do you want? | Что Вы говорите? | Shto vi khatitye? |\n| Can you help me? | Можете ли Вы мнепомочь? | Mogete li vu mne pamoch? |\n| I have no objection. | Не возражаю . | Ni-vazrazhayu. |\n| Yes, of course. | Да, конечно . | Da, kanyeshna. |\n| I’m very sorry but I must refuse. | Очень жаль, но я\u003Cbr>вынужден (-а)\u003Cbr>отказаться . | Ochin zhal, no yavinuzhdin(-a) atkazatsa. |\n| I don’t agree with you. | Я не согласен в Вами . | Ya ni-saglasin (nisaglasna) s vami. |\n| That’s a pity… | Очень жаль   | Ochin zhal   |\n| Excuse me, please. | Извините, пожалуйста . | Izvinitye, pazhalusta. |\n| It is not my fault. | Я не виноват (-а) . | Ya ni vinavat. 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