Here's how to do it in English. About the meaning of the phrase How do you do and translation into Russian. Russian-English phrasebook with pronunciation

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Next summer we plan to visit London. We are planning to visit London next summer.

Words do not change by gender, which greatly facilitates learning, and the plural is formed very easily, you need to add the letter s to the end of the word being changed (but there are exceptions to the rules). Below is an example of plural formation:

Where can I buy the ticket? Where can I buy a ticket?

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Friends, hello everyone!

Today I would like to tell you about the meaning English phrase "How do you do you?"! Many of you are sure that this is another option to ask "How are you?" in English. In reality, this is not entirely true, and if you tell a native speaker “Hi! How do you do? " hoping to hear back "I'm fine", you may stumble upon a certain amount of misunderstanding on his part.

Translation and use of "How do you do?"

In English, this expression is correct to use when you first meet a person and get to know him. In other words, it's a formal option to politely greet someone you haven't met before, or just haven't seen him for a long time.

For example:

Hi, I’m Chack!

(Hi, I'm Chuck!)

How do you do, Chack? I'm John!

(How are you, Chuck? I'm John!)

"How do you do?" does not imply a direct answer and is often used with the exclamation - "How do you do!" Please do not confuse this expression with a question. "How are you?"... They are not the same thing.

how do you do — Hello; good day; How are you?;

Goodbye, friends! Until next time!

What else should be remembered is such super-important words for communication and acquaintance as sure [shue] - of course ok please... Its, by the way, you can speak instead of OK on their thanks, thank you that is. Then, variations of the word yes [yes] - Yes such as yeah [ye] and uar [yap]. Then, variations of the word no [know] - No: nope [nope] and nay [nay]; and also the words nice [nice] - nice, beautiful, beautiful, and fine [fine] is about the same as nice.

Here is the necessary arsenal to hold out in American society for thirty minutes and not be revealed.

So, stand there and watch. Let's say that someone comes up to you, for example, a girl of some kind, and says:

Hi [hi] what does it mean Hey! You, don't be a fool, also say:

Hi [hi], - which also translates as Hey!

I am Jane [ay em jane], - I'm Jane / My name is Jane, says the girl.

I am Mike [ah em mike], - I'm Mike, - you say, if that is really your name.

Nice to meet you Mike [nice chu mich yu, mike], - Nice to meet you Mike.

Nice to meet you еoo [nice chu mit yu chu], - And I am pleased too.

Nice party [nice party], - Nice party, - the girl smiles (and they all have pleasant parties, even when they are unpleasant).

Yeah, sure, it's fine. - Yes, of course, everything is cool, - you say, smiling in response to the girl. Well, then you can offer her something to drink (alcohol brings you closer: the more you drink, the more you understand without an interpreter):

Wanna some drink [wona drink himself]? - Do you want something to drink?- And then, so that she quickly agrees, add: On me [an mi], - I treat... Literally "on me."

With pleasure [wiz plege], - With pleasure Jane replies.

During a conversation, the girl pours out all sorts of words, like, ye, yap, knop, but this does not bother the pass. You already know these words.

When meeting, in particular, a phrase such as How do you do can slip between the English, which does not need to be translated as How are you doing? or How are you doing? This phrase also means very nice and no more.

Example: You, Ivan Petrovich Ivanov, are brought to the Briton and said:

This is Mr. Anderson [zys is Mista Anderson], - This is Mr Anderson.

And this is Mr. Ivanov [end zys issta ivanof], - And this is Mr. Ivanov(Don't expect an English translator to call you by your patronymic. They only hold the first name in high esteem).

How d'you do [how d'you do], - Anderson shakes your hand.

How d'you do, - and you shake his hand.

Well, and to their traditional question How are you? - about which it was a little higher, answer like Petrushka: Fine, thank you, - and you will always be interpreted correctly.