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Good night in Russian
Good night in Russian is спокойной ночи (spokoynoy nochi): literally of a peaceful night, because the full thought is I wish you a peaceful night and wishes take the genitive.
Aurélien CuvelierAug 9, 2026 · Updated Aug 10, 2026The ways to say it
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This is a parting phrase for the end of the evening, not an evening greeting: arriving at 21:00 you say добрый вечер, leaving to sleep you say спокойной ночи.
The invisible желаю (I wish) explains a whole family of phrases: счастливого пути (safe travels), удачи (good luck), всего хорошего (all the best). All genitive, all missing the same verb.
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