Russian phrases to use when you visit someone

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2. Lit: Feel yourself as at home! Make yourself at home! Чувствуй себя, как дома! {informal sing.} Chustvuy seebya, kak doma! Чувствуйте себя, как дома ! {formal sing/plural} Chustvuytye seebya, kak doma! ★ -Come in, make yourself at home! Заходите, чувствуйте себя, как дома! Zakhaditye, chustvuytye seebya, kak doma! 3. Where can I wash my hands? Где можно помыть руки? Gdye mozhna pamyt' ruki?  Is the question that we Russian people ask when we enter someone’s house. Because the first thing that we do when we visit someone, or when we come home is go and wash our hands. 4. Which towel can I use?[to dry my hands] Каким полотенцем можно вытирать ? Kakim palatyentsem mozhna vytirat' ? OR: Which towel? Какое полотенце? Kakoye palatentse? 5. Don’t be shy! Go ahead! Не стесняйся! Nee stisnyaysya! OR: Не стесняйтесь! Nee stisnyaites' ! 6. Sit down at the table!/Come to the table! Садись/Садитесь за стол ! Sadis' /Sadites' za stol! -Grab a seat at the table, and I will get the wine. Садитесь за стол, а я принесу вино. Sadites' za stol, a YA prineesu vino. ★ Садись/Садитесь =Sit down[ imperative verb form] Sadis' /Sadites' ★ When you go and visit someone in Russia, you will probably be invited not to sit in the living room, but to sit in the kitchen at the kitchen table. -At the table За столом Za stalom. And then you will hear: ★ Would you like?/ Do you want? Будешь [Budesh'] [informal.sing] + something Будете [Budetye] [formal sing/plural] For example: -Would you like some tea? Ты будешь чай? Ty budesh' chay? -I made a pie! Would like some? Я испекла пирог! Будешь ? YA ispekla pirog! Budesh'? -Yes, I will! Дa, [Я] буду! Da, [YA] budu!

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Спасибо, Анастасия. Очень полезные фразы! А что касается тапочек?

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Тапочки вам дадут со словами: "Вот тапочки" ))))

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7. Enough Достаточно Dastatachna -Thank you, that’s enough! Спасибо, достаточно! Spasiba, dastatachna! -Thank you for…+something. Спасибо за…{+ noun in Accusative case} Spasiba za… ★ За = for [preposition] ★ -Thanks for the tea. Спасибо за чай. Spasiba za chay. -Thanks for the great evening! Спасибо за хороший вечер! Spasiba za kharoshiy vyecher! 8. I should probably go. Я наверное, пойду. YA navernaye, paydu. -It’s late. I should probably go. Уже поздно. Я наверное пойду. Uzhe pozdna. YA navernaye, paydu.