Snack-Sized Language Episode 38: How to Say Goodbye in Russian Snack-Sized Languages

In this episode of the podcast, we focus on learning how to say goodbye someone in Russian and you'll learn the phrases for "goodbye," "bye," "see you later," and how other ways to bid someone farewell in Russian. Wondering how to how to say bye in Russian? You'll learn how with these Russian phrases in this week's snack-sized lesson.

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In This Lesson, You Learned

"Goodbye" in Russian - До свидания (Da svidania)

"Bye" in Russian - Пока (Paka)

"See you soon" in Russian - До скорого (Da skorava)

"Take care" in Russian -  Давай (davai), this also means "okay" and is a very diverse, useful word

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