Rushing into Russian: Greetings and Goodbyes

Hi y'all! Privet! Zdrastvuytse! It's your favorite Jewish Tzar, Hannah! And don't worry, I'll russian to the lesson right away so you can learn what those words mean.

    Greetings                                                            Goodbyes
    ______________                                                    ^                               _______________
Privet (привет) - Hi [informal]                             ^                    Packa(пока) - Bye [informal]
                                                                           ^
Zdrastvuytse (Здравствуйте) - Hello [formal] ^ Dasvedanya(до свидания) - Till we meet
                                                                                    ^     again [formal]
Meenya zavoot (мена зовут) - My name is...    ^        Ooveedeemsya(увидимся) - See you
^ [informal]
^


So I know that might be a lot to take in, which is why I made it short. Feel free to comment and ask any questions you might have. And yes, I know how difficult and maybe even annoying these tutorial lesson things might be, so if you want me to stop, soviet.

Just kidding, I'm not going anywhere.

Packa,
Tzar Hannah the Jew