Russian Words and Phrases
Courtesy of comrades Bering Strait, Red Saviour, Soviet Star, Krasnaya Zarya

Russian is generally written in Cyrillic letters. Until City of Heroes adds that feature, we have to scrounge around for anglicized, or "translit coding", russian translations.

English to Russian, translit coding (also in frame below): Online Dictionary

If you are very angry, you might use some of these Russian curses. Not for young eyes! Or parents! Or Central Committee! Surely, no true brother or sister of the Revolution would speak in such a way. (Note: page on our site, original was booby-trapped with spyware)


Common Phrases

English	Russian
Hello	Privyet
Hello	Zadrastvuitye
Goodbye	Do Svedanya
Yes	Da
No	Nyet
Thanks	Spasiba
I'm OK	Narmani
I don't know	Niez nayu
I get your point	Panyatna
Why?	Pacheemoo?
Sorry!	Izvinit!
There it is!	Fwhat
It is...	Eta... (i.e., "Eta ICBM.")
Friend	Drook
Lets do it!	Da vai!
Damn it all!	T'fu, propast!