How To Say Yes In Russian Language

Video How to say yes in RussianYes, hello. Read: how to say yes in RussianTo say yes in Russian, simply say “da.“You get it? But if you want to learn Russian, there are more ways to say YES in Russian. Do you want to sound like a smart, fluent speaker? Yes? Then read on. You will want to know these things you will learn all of them in the next 3 minutes.

14 Ways to Say Yes in Russian Lessons – The Language!

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А! , о аю о
Yes! Ya uveren, chto sdelayu eto
Right! I’m sure I can do it

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topqa.info/wp-content/uploads/3MR_S1L2_071315_rpod101.mp32. Yes, yes – informally

а
How to pronounce: Nu da

“Ну да” is used when you are not 100% sure of the answer. Or, when you need a moment to respond. By saying “Ну да”, you add an informal atmosphere to the conversation.Read more: how to make crab with butter sauceExample:

а! ажется, оват
Nu skin! Mne kazhetsya, ty vinovat
Yes Yes! For me it was your fault.

3. Hmmm yes

а
Pronunciation: Mmm, da

This is also a common way to say yes in Russian. By saying “Мммда”, you express your uncertainty. So, when you can’t decide what to say, but the answer is “Yes” rather than “No,” use this word.Read more: how to make crab with butter sauceExample:

а .. ачем а учеба. ак .
Mmmda.. I zachem tebe eta ucheba. Ty I tak umniy.
Um okay. Why study? You are already smart.

4. Of course

онечно
Pronunciation: Koneshno

This is a formal way to agree with a person. It can be translated as “Definitely”. You can use it when you agree with your friend. You can also add “Yes” and you will get «Да, конечно».Read more: how to make crab with butter sauceExample:

а, онечно!
Da, koneshno!
Yes, of course!

5. I agree

огласен
Pronunciation: Soglasen

When someone tells you their opinion and you agree, say this.Read more: how to make crab with butter sauceExample:

ами огласен! о отличная идея!
Yas Vami soglasen! Eto otlichnaya ideya!
I agree with you! This is a great idea!

6. I get it

онял
Pronunciation: Ponyal

This is a common word. Young people, especially teenagers like to say “Понял” in conversations. For men it is “Понял” and for women it is “Поняла” or “Ponyala”.Read more: how to make crab with butter sauceExample:

онял! о против!
Pony! Ne imeyu nichego protiv!
Understood! I have nothing against that!

7. Right

о
Pronunciation: Verno

It’s a more polite option, it actually means the person you’re talking to is absolutely right.8. Exactly

очно
Pronunciation: Tochno

“Точно” has the same meaning as “Верно”. I can only add that “Точно” is a little less formal, but it also depends on the context of the conversation.Example:

Video точно! нужно все обдумать, обы дать окончательный ответ.
Eto ne tochno! Mne nuzhno vse obdumat ‘, chtobi dat’ okonchatel’niy otvet.
This is incorrect! I need to think about everything to come up with a final answer.

9. It’s okay

облема
- Pronunciation: Nye Problemma
опрос
- Pronunciation: Nye vopros
- This literally means “no question”

Read more: Grips and Transitions | Top Q&A You will hear this phrase “no problem” almost everywhere in Russia. Especially in conversations with friends or colleagues at work. If a person asks you for help, just say “не проблема” or “не вопрос”.Example:

омогу ? опрос. !
Pomogu li ya tebe? Ne vopros. U menya yest ‘vremya!
Will I help you? No problem. I have time!

10. Yes, sir

ак точно!
Pronunciation: Tak tochno

This phrase sounds formal in Russian. So you will only hear this in the Russian Army. Or, when the person wants to show some extra emotion. Literally, this phrase means “yes”.Example: