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  1. Translate the following sentences from English into Russian, using the phrases from Exercise 1:

1. Happy birthday! With all my heart I wish you happiness! – Thank you.

2. I hear you got married. Congratulations! – Thanks.

3. Happy New Year! May all dreams come true! – Thank you for your kind wishes. The same to you.

4. I wish you luck! – Please God. So help me God.

5. I hope the trip will be everything you wish for. – It would be fine.

6. Keep well. Stay healthy. – I couldn’t wish for anything better. Let’s hope for the best.

7. Merry Christmas! I wish you every success. – Thank you. I wish you luck!

8. I congratulate you with the promotion. – Thank you.

9. I am simply bursting to congratulate you. Happy birthday! May you live to be a hundred. – Wouldn’t be a bad idea!

10. Happy journey? Let’s hope the weather keeps! – Thanks. If only it were as you say.

  1. Translate the following sentences from Russian into English, using the phrases from Exercise 1:

1. Слышал тебя надо поздравить! С серебряной свадьбой! – Спасибо. 2. Будь здоров! – Спасибо. И вам того же желаю! 3. С днем рожденья! Долгих лет жизни! – Спасибо. Неплохо бы. 4. Поздравляю с Новым годом! Желаю тебе всего хорошего. – Спасибо. От всего сердца желаю тебе счастья и радости! 5. Позвольте поздравить вас с рождением ребёнка. – Спасибо большое. 6. Поздравляю вас с повышением в должности. Желаю вам больших успехов. – Спасибо. 7. Поздравляю с Рождеством! Желаю, чтобы все ваши желания исполнились. – Спасибо за добрые пожелания. 8. Пусть тебе повезет! – Надеюсь на это. Хорошо было бы. И вам того же. 9. В день свадьбы желаю вам обоим счастья и удачи! – Спасибо. Дай–то бог! Хорошо, если бы это было так. 10. С хорошей погодой! – Спасибо.

  1. Read the following dialogues. Translate and memorize them. Reproduce in pairs. Define where the situation was formal and informal.

A: - Happy Christmas!

  • Thank you. Merry Christmas to you, too!

  • Thanks. I wish you every success!

  • The same to you. May all your dreams come true!

B: - Let me congratulate you on your marriage!

  • Thank you.

  • On this joyous day I wish you great happiness and every success! I also wish you joy and good luck!

  • Thank you for your kind wishes. I couldn’t wish for anything better.

  1. Make up your own dialogues on the basis of the phrases from Exercise 1 and 4. Work in pairs.

  1. Read and learn the following congratulations and wishes. Use them in writing your own cards to your friends. You may add your own sentences (either in the form of a poem or prose). You may devote your card to any event.

A: Christmas card:

Dear Kate!

I hope you will have happiness,

But no tears and flowers in winter frost!

Gather love on Christmas Day

And left your heart

Give it away!

P.S. Merry Christmas!

Your friend Mona.

B: Chiming (a poem)

I hear them ringing in the hills

And in the valley too.

Church bells chiming carols

Oh so old, but oh so new.

Telling of the Holy Birthday

Of a child born long ago.

Church bells chiming, chiming, chiming,

All across the winter snow.

C: Christmas Message

H.W. Longfellow (1807–1882)

I heard the bells on Christmas Day

Their old familiar carols play,

And wild and sweet

The words repeat

Of peace on earth, good will to men.

Unit 4