In a conversation, it’s important to give good or bad responses to make talking more fun. Here are some common Russian phrases you can use in everyday situations:

Positive Responses

1. Да. (Da.)

   • Translation: Yes.
   • Use: A simple way to say yes.

2. Конечно. (Konechno.)

   • Translation: Of course.
   • Use: To show you're sure or agree with someone.

3. Согласен/Согласна. (Soglasen/Soglasna.)

   • Translation: I agree.
   • Use: Say "Согласен" if you’re a boy and "Согласна" if you’re a girl.

4. Это замечательно! (Eto zamechatel'no!)

   • Translation: That’s wonderful!
   • Use: When you feel excited about something good.

5. Отлично! (Otlichno!)

   • Translation: Excellent!
   • Use: To say that something is really great.

Negative Responses

1. Нет. (Net.)

   • Translation: No.
   • Use: A simple way to say no.

2. Я не согласен/Не согласна. (Ya ne soglasen/Ne soglasna.)

   • Translation: I don’t agree.
   • Use: Say "согласен" if you’re a boy and "согласна" if you’re a girl.

3. К сожалению. (K sozhaleniyu.)

   • Translation: Unfortunately.
   • Use: To say something sad more gently.

4. Это не так. (Eto ne tak.)

   • Translation: That’s not true.
   • Use: To say something is incorrect.

5. Я не думаю так. (Ya ne dumayu tak.)

   • Translation: I don’t think so.
   • Use: To show you aren't sure about an idea.

Example Conversations

1. A: Ты пойдёшь на вечеринку? (Ty poydosh' na vecherinku?)

   • Translation: Are you going to the party?
     B: Да, конечно! (Da, konechno!)
   • Translation: Yes, of course!

2. A: Это хорошая идея, правда? (Eto khoroshaya ideya, pravda?)

   • Translation: It’s a good idea, isn’t it?
     B: Я не думаю так. (Ya ne dumayu tak.)
   • Translation: I don’t think so.

Using these phrases will help you talk better with others and share your thoughts more clearly in Russian!