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If you want to know how to say What's up? in Russian, you will find the translation here. We hope this will help you to understand Russian better.

Here is the translation and the Russian word for What's up?:

Что происходит?

[Chto proiskhodit?]

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Dictionary Entries near What's up?

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"What's up? in Russian." In Different Languages, https://www.indifferentlanguages.com/words/what%27s_up%3F/russian. Accessed 20 Sep 2022.

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Russian Greetings

How are you? = Kak dela?

What’s up? = Chto novovo?

Hey = Privet

Hey dude = Privet bratok

Long time no see = Skol’ko let, skol’ko zim

All good? (greeting- is everything good?) = Vsio v poriadke?

I’m pleased to meet you. = Priyatno poznokomitsa

Good morning Sir. Did you sleep well? = Dobroye utro. Kak vam spalos’?

Morning = Dobrii

Good Morning! = Dobroye utro

Good Evening! = Dobriii vetcher

Good night = Cpokoinoi notchi

Goodbye = Do Svidaniya

See you =  Uvidimsya

Bye = Poka

Have a nice day  = Horoshevovo dnia

Thank you very much = Bol’shoye spasibo

Enjoy your meal = Priyatnogo appetita

Nice weather we’ve got = Pogodka udalas’

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Good Luck! = Udatchi OR Ni puha, ni pera (usually for important meetings or exams)

See You Later! = Do skorovo

Sweet Dreams! = Sladkih snov

You’re Welcome! = Pojaluista / Ne za chto

Take care of yourself = Vsevo dobrovo (not exact translation, but an expression that is very popular at the end of a meeting or a stay at the familys to wish all the best).

See you tomorrow = Do zavtra

See you real soon = Do skoroi vstretchi

Feel at home = Bud’te kak doma

Safe travels =  Schastlivovo puti

Thanks a lot. That was very nice! = Ogromnoye spasibo. Bilo otchen’ priyatno (global) OR vkusno (if dinner)

Smell you later = Uvidimsia

Have fun! = Naslajdaites’

Have a good time! = Ottyanis’ kak sleduyet

Bless you! (when you sneeze) = Bud’ zdorov

No problem = Horosho

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