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Good morning in Russian
Good morning in Russian is доброе утро (dobroye utro). The adjective agrees with утро, a neuter noun, which is why it ends in -ое and not the -ый you may have met in добрый день.
Aurélien CuvelierAug 9, 2026 · Updated Aug 10, 2026The ways to say it
доброе утро (dobroye utro), good morning
добрый день (dobryy den), good day: the safe daytime greeting, roughly 11:00 to 18:00
добрый вечер (dobryy vecher), good evening
с добрым утром (s dobrym utrom), warm-familiar: a cosier variant, often to someone just waking up
How to use it
The trio доброе утро / добрый день / добрый вечер is a miniature agreement lesson: one adjective, three endings, because утро is neuter and день and вечер are masculine. Learn the three as a set and you have seen half of adjective agreement already.
These greetings are a notch more formal or neutral than привет. Colleagues, neighbours and shopkeepers get доброе утро; your flatmate gets привет even at 7 a.m.
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