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How do we say what is your name in Russian Language?

"What is your name?" in Russian can be said in a few ways, with slight variations in formality and nuance:

Formal:

* Как вас зовут? (Kak vas zovut?) - This is the most formal way to ask someone's name.

* Как ваше имя? (Kak vashe imya?) - Another formal option, although it is not as commonly used as the first one.

Informal:

* Как тебя зовут? (Kak tebya zovut?) - This is a more casual and informal way to ask someone's name. You would use this with friends, family, or people you know well.

* Какое у тебя имя? (Kakoye u tebya imya?) - This is another informal option, also suitable for close relationships.

Note: The word "зовут" (zovut) means "call" or "name". The form "тебя" (tebya) is used for the familiar "you" (like "you" would be used to address a friend), while "вас" (vas) is the formal "you".

Remember to adjust the formality of your greeting depending on the situation and your relationship with the person you are speaking to.

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