how do I say "To your health!" in Russian? Norwegian?

Answer 1

Для вашего здоровья To your heath

Na Zdorovye Hope the link helps it has helped me a bunch in the past..

" Na Zdorovye "

Answer 2

Hey!

To your health in russian - like in the meaning "bless you" - будь здоров - bud' zdorov

and if it's a toast (not sure in spelling it, when you in a company drinking people say that before drink) - the it would - за твоё здоровье - za tvoio zdorov'e!

sorry i'm russian, so i don't know in norwegian!

Answer 3

The best thing to do is go to Dictionary.com and select the language you want translated and it will do it for you... example: English to Russian and you can also do it vise versa !!

I hope this helps...Good Luck !!

Answer 4

Don't listen to those fools. In Russian it is Na Zdorovye.

in regular everyday conversation you would tell a man bood zdarov or a woman bood zdarova it means be well.

I wont bother with cyrillic text since you prob cant read it. Can't speak norwiegian sorry.

Answer 5

Skol [pronounced skohl] is Norwegian for Cheers, or a toast; and Na zdravoye [pronounced nahz-dah-rowe- yeah]is the Russian.

Cheers!

ST

Spasibo [Thanks] to the lady below for giving you the correct spelling.

Answer 6

Russian is "na strovye" (spelling?)
Norwegian is "skol" (pronounced halfway between "pole" and "skull")

Answer 7

Don't know about Norwegian.
Don't speak Russian, but it is bound to be something very similar to "Na zdrowie!" which is Polish, and "Na zdravi!" which is Czech.

Answer 8

Dasvadanya and Mungo Gerry

Answer 9

The penis...(very funny, by the way) is closer to the right answer.

Answer 10

in russian it is.........na ZDAROVYI (not zdravyi)
на здаровье
fools??? КАК ГРУБАЯ!!!