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Русские имена имя - name фамилия - surname отчество - paternal Анна Карлфредовна Свенсен Мария Юриевна Шарапова Екатерина Евгениевна Рыдлевская Анатолий Степанович Иванов Федор Михайлович Достоевский Александр Сергеевич Пушкин http://namerus.ru

How to address Russians? Formal господин/госпожа + surname + ВЫ (business meetings, especially dealing with international customers, first time meetings where only surname is known) first name and paternal + ВЫ (schools, friendly but formal usual way of addressing colleagues, acquaintances who are not friends – Russians do have a very good memory!!!) Informal first name and paternal + ТЫ (close colleagues, neighbours, very polite and friendly way) first name in pet form + ТЫ pet names (мышка, солнышко, золото ...)

Body language Formal Informal Hand shake Hand shake (boys with boys) (old fashioned) hand kiss Informal Hand shake (boys with boys) Kiss on cheek (boys with girls they know) Ignoring (boys with girls they don’t know Kiss on cheek (girls)

Михаил Александр Павел Василий Евгений Николай Лев Мужские имена Олег Владимир Антон Федор Анатолий Виталий Петр Борис Максим Иван Алексей Дмитрий Сергей

Екатерина Людмила Елена Татьяна Наталья Ирина Анна Женские имена Юлия Надежда Дарья Галина Анастасия Елизавета Виктория Ольга Зинаида Мария Любовь Валентина Раиса

Как их зовут дома? What are they called at home? Надя Лена Дима Настя Ваня Сережа Таня Аня Федя Коля Петя Зина Галя Толя Рая Валя Даша Тоша Лёва Сима Володя Боря Саша Наташа Лиза Витя Люда Алеша Маша Оля Миша Вася Катя Паша Женя Олеся Люба Ира Вика Юля

Как тебя зовут? – What’s your name? (literally: How you called?) Меня зовут ... – My name is … Моя фамилия ... – My surname is … Дома меня зовут ... – At home I am called … Как его/её зовут по имени и отчеству? – What is his/her name and surname? Как его/её фамилия? – What is his/her surname?

PRONOUNS Nominative pronouns Genitive/Аccusative pronouns я меня ты он/она/оно мы вы/Вы они Use in “is” sentences Genitive/Аccusative pronouns меня тебя его/её/его нас вас/Вас их Use in “name” sentences