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In order to wish Merry Christmas you should use the following Russian phrases: «С Рождеством» [S Rozh-deh-stvOm] or «Счастливого Рождества» [ Schas – lI – vo -va Ra zh – dest – vA ] “Merry Christmas”. Happy New Year! С Новым Годом! English Pronunciation: S Novim Godom! Note, this saying is used once the New Year has arrived. Before January 1st, you can say – С Наступающим Новым Годом – S Nastupayushim Novim Godom. This literally means “Happy Upcoming New Year.” Below you will find the most common ways to wish someone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Russian, plus many more useful common Russian phrases to use around the Christmas period. To say Merry Christmas in Russian, you can use the phrase "С Рождеством Христовым!" It directly translates to "With Christ's Birth!" and is a traditional way to say Merry Christmas in Russian, emphasizing the religious significance of the holiday. For a shorter, more casual version, you can say "С Рождеством!" How do we greet people at this festive time of year? For a start, Russian Christmas (Jan the 7th) comes after the New Year, so we say “С Ровым Годом и c Ð Ð¾Ð¶Ð´ÐµÑ Ñ‚Ð²Ð¾Ð¼» (Happy New Year and Merry Christmas), and not the other way round. Searching for the perfect Russian words for your Christmas and New Year cards? In this lesson, you’ll find your festive Russian greetings perfect for the holiday season. Your priority is to learn how to say “Happy New Year” in Russian. Holiday Page dedicated to the Russian New Year and Christmas traditions. Includes useful holiday greetings with Russian pronunciation, history of the New Year and Christmas celebrations in Russia, holiday songs and toasts for a New Year party. How to say Happy New Year and Merry Christmas in Russian? Let's learn ! Note that you can say Happy New Year in Russia till the Old New Year ( yes, we have two New Years!) - till the 13rd of January. And note, that Christmas is celebrated in the 7th of January. С Новым годом! С Рождеством! С праздником! Желаю счастья, успехов, здоровья! Did you know that we use the Instrumental case to wish your relatives, friends and colleagues Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year? For example, С Новым годом и Рождеством! We also say С наступающим! (literally: Happy coming New Year!) A quite common greating is C Новым годом, с новым Hi friends, New Year and Christmas are coming. These are our favorite holidays of the year. Today I will teach you how to wish your Russian friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and say pleasant words to them. Привет, друзья! Скоро Новый год и Рождество - наши самые любимые праздники в году. In this lesson you will learn how to say “Merry Christmas”, “Happy New Year”, and “Happy birthday” in Russian, as well as some expressions for inviting people to your party. The audio recording of this lesson includes all today’s phrases and read twice: the first time at a slow speed, and the second time a bit faster. 🎅Learn How to Say Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 🎄in RUSSIAN to impress your Russian friends!🎅How do they Celebrate Christmas and New Year in Russia? 🎅 [z novym rokom] – Happy New Year! This is what you should start with. I’m certain you remember that Ukrainians celebrate New Year before Christmas. If this is brand-new information for you, hurry and read our article about holidays in Ukraine! In English it’s usually translated as “Happy New Year”. Счастливого Нового Года! – [scha-sleè-va-va nò-va-va gò-da] – literally means “Happy new year!” (the full form: I wish you a happy new year). It’s a good phrase for toasts. С праздником! – [s prà-znee-kam] – happy holiday! This phrase Пусть праздник будет волшебным! (Merry Christmas! May the holiday be magical!) Светлого Рождества и счастливого Нового года! (Blessed Christmas and Happy New Year!) Пусть рождественская звезда озарит ваш дом! (May the Christmas star illuminate This video teaches you how to wish a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in Russian In Russia, New Year’s is called "Новый Год" (Novy God). It is the most significant holiday of the year, marked by large family gatherings, traditional foods, and celebrations that last well into the night. 2. Does Russia Celebrate Christmas Similarly To New Year’s? No, Russia's Christmas celebration is quite different from New Year’s.
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