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How do you say so long or farewell in Russian?

Here are a few ways to say "so long" or "farewell" in Russian, with varying degrees of formality:

Formal:

* До свидания (Da svidaniya) - This is the most common and formal way to say goodbye. It literally translates to "until we see each other again."

* Прощайте (Proshchayte) - This is a very formal farewell, often used in serious or emotional contexts.

* Всего хорошего (Vsego khoroshego) - This means "all the best" and is a polite way to say goodbye.

Informal:

* Пока (Poka) - This is the most common informal farewell, similar to "bye" in English.

* До встречи (Do vstrechi) - This means "until we meet again" and is a friendly way to say goodbye.

* Ну, пока (Nu, poka) - This is a more casual version of "poka" and is often used among friends.

Other options:

* Счастливо (Schastlivo) - This literally means "happily" and is a good way to say goodbye to someone you wish well.

* Всего доброго (Vsego dobrogo) - This means "all the best" and is a good choice for a more formal farewell.

The best way to choose the appropriate farewell depends on the context and your relationship with the person you're saying goodbye to.

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