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In for the evening, or going to bed. As with the other greetings related to the time of day, you can use it when speaking formally or informally.Advertisement Add New Question Question How do I say good morning, afternoon, evening and night? Good morning (good day): Doh-bray oo-trah! Доброе утро! Good afternoon: Doh-bray dehn! (eh/ee sound is soft) Добрый день!Good evening: Doh-bray veh-cher! (rolled, soft ee) Добрый вечер! Good night: Spa-koi-nui no-chi! (nuhⅇ sound, soft) Спокойной ночи! (be sure to roll your "r's" gently) Question How can I say "hello" formally? The formal way to say "hello" in Russian is Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuyte). This is pronounced as Z-drav-steet-e. Question How do I say hello in Russian? Hello in Russian is "Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuyte)." This is pronounced as Z-drav-steet-e. See more answers Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit AdvertisementVideoIf you're unsure whether to speak to someone formally or informally, err on the side of formality. You won't offend someone by being overly formal.[12] Thanks for submitting a tip for review! AdvertisementReferences About This Article Article SummaryXTo say "hello" in Russian, use the more formal "zdravstvujtye" to greet strangers, groups of people, and people in positions of authority. You can also shorten this greeting to "zdravstvuj." If you want to greet someone in a casual or informal situation, say "privyet," which is equivalent to the English word "hi." You can also say "privetik," which is an even less formal, almost cutesy way of saying hello. To learn how to say hello according to the time of day, read on!Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 633,729 times. Reader Success Stories "I am beginner of learning Russian words and phrases to help in trips I may take to Russia or nearby countries that..." more Did this article help you?

Away after the horrific deed. he was run to ground in a barn on the land of Richard Garret a rebel sympathizer in Virginia lieutenant Edward Doherty the son of parents from county Sligo led the hunt for Booth It was he who pinned Booth down in the barn and eventually forced him out where he was shot in a gunfight.Doherty became known worldwide for his role but there is a strange postscript. In a small graveyard in County Sligo is the Doherty family grave and sometime after the First World War General Kavanagh got permission from the Doherty family to come from the US and erect a small plaque on the family grave,It simply reads “Edward Doherty Brave Avenger”. And it is still there today.So we are no mean people as William Butler Yeats stated. Leave here content that you are not related to royalty or lords or landlords but to the Fighting Irish who battled through famine ethnic cleansing, prejudice, and hate so we could all sit here tonight as part of that indomitable tribe. What they endured we could never imagine. But they did and triumphed so all Americans could live free.Erin go bragh!The crowd of proud Irish Americans at the 239th Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dinner on March 16, 2023, at Cipriani 42nd Steet, New York City. Photo courtesy John Sanderson/AnnieWatt.com

Content warning: This article contains explicit photos and discussions of violence relating to the Feb. 13 mass shooting on Michigan State University's campus. The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety, or DPPS, released preliminary investigation findings that detail a timeline of the Monday, Feb. 13 mass shooting on campus. The shooting left three students dead and five students critically injured. The investigation is still ongoing by multiple law enforcement agencies, police confirm. Timeline of shooting suspect's presence on campus8:18 p.m. – Ingham County 911 receives first call of shots fired at Berkey Hall 8:20 p.m. – Officers entered Berkey Hall 8:24 p.m. – The suspected shooter, Anthony McRae, entered the Union 8:26 p.m. – First report of shooting at the Union 8:26 p.m. – McRae exited the Union and left campus 8:27 p.m. – Officers arrived at the Union 8:30 p.m. – First emergency alert notification sent to community8:31 p.m. – Second emergency alert notification sent to community11:18 p.m. – A photo of the suspect from security footage was posted on MSU DPPS social media 11:35 p.m. – A person matching the description walking on Lake Lansing Road near High Steet in the City of Lansing is reported to Ingham County 91111:49 p.m. – Police approach McRae and he dies by a self-inflicted gunshot wound911 callsThe route that McRae took once he left campus is still being "reviewed and finalized" by law enforcement, police said in a release.Between 8 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 13 and 1 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14, Ingham County 911 received 2,100 phone calls, 1,450 of which were 911 calls. Police said this is the equivalent of 2.5 days’ worth of calls within a 5-hour period. There were 3,136 radio “push to talks” by officers on the primary shared radio dispatch talk group

Distance: 42KMSurface: sealed, unsealed, rough paths and shared roadsGrade: Flat to moderate gradientsDifficulty: Intermediate to advanceSuitable for: Walking, running, cycling, BMX and pets welcome on leadsStart/finish: Various locationsThe Wiradjuri trail is a 42-kilometre loop around our city inviting you to explore the river banks, hilltops and everything in between. The track extends across many of our city’s significant Wiradjuri Places and connects all of the trails mentioned on this site.Pick your point of entry or start at the heart of the city which will take you past the Murrumbidgee River and a number of waterways before winding through Silvalite Reserve and Pomingalarna Reserve – both perfect for a little wildlife spotting or enjoying some of the best views over our city.Points of interest:Murrumbidgee RiverRiverside: Wagga BeachWiradjuri ReserveMarrambidya WetlandFlowerdale LagoonPomingalarna Reserve (mountain biking)Birramal Conservation areaLake AlbertWagga Wagga Visitor Information CentreExtend your journey by going on tour to one of our neighbouring villages and townsDownload the trail for your own deviceWiradjuri Trail (GPX, 100.5 KB)Safety FirstBefore you begin your adventure, whether you are on foot or bike be sure to keep safe and abide by the road rules. For more information visit: rms.nsw.gov.auNeed a set of wheels or a bit of maintenance?Visit the team at Kidsons Cycles, located on Fitzmaurice Steet, where you can hire a bike, purchase accessories and equipment, give your bike a health check or treat yourself to a new set of wheels.Disclaimer:Some trails mentioned in this map are not officially dedicated and maintained by Wagga Wagga City Council or the NSW Departments of Lands. While the Wiradjuri Trail is suitable for both walking and cycling, some sections will require a higher level of skill for cycling. Cyclists should exercise caution on these more challenging areas. Businesses featured and mentioned in this guide are members of the Wagga Wagga Tourism Partner Program.