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How do you say wake up in Russian?

The most common way to say "wake up" in Russian is "Просыпаться" (prosypaťsya).

Here are some examples of how to use it in a sentence:

* Просыпаться рано утром: (Prosypaťsya rano utrom) - Wake up early in the morning.

* Я просыпаюсь в 7 утра: (Ya prosypajus' v 7 utra) - I wake up at 7 am.

* Он проснулся от шума: (On prosnulsya ot shuma) - He woke up from the noise.

You can also use the verb "будить" (budit') which means "to wake someone up".

* Пожалуйста, не будите меня: (Pozhaluysta, ne bud'te menya) - Please don't wake me up.

* Мама будит меня в школу: (Mama budit menya v shkolu) - Mom wakes me up for school.

Remember that "prosypaťsya" is usually used for someone waking up on their own, while "budit'" is used when someone else wakes someone up.

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