How do you say bravo in Russian?

There isn't a direct equivalent of "bravo" in Russian, but you can use different expressions depending on the context:

For performances:

* Браво! (Bravo!) - This is the most common and direct translation, but it's not used as often in Russian as it is in English.

* Молодцы! (Well done!) - This is a more general expression of approval for a good performance, suitable for groups.

* Отлично! (Excellent!) - This is a general expression of approval for something done well.

* Замечательно! (Wonderful!) - This is a more enthusiastic expression of appreciation.

* Здорово! (Great!) - This is a more casual expression of approval.

For other situations:

* Молодец! (Good job!) - This is suitable for individual achievements.

* Хорошо! (Good!) - This is a general expression of approval.

* Прекрасно! (Excellent!) - This is a more formal expression of approval.

The best way to use these expressions is to consider the context and the level of formality.