cheers (said before drinking)
bless you (said after sneezing)
Petr and Mike hold their tall coldglasses of beer. Before taking a drink one of them exclaims, "na zdraví", and then they both partake in drinking their beers.
Hello in Russian. It is really long and kind of hard to say, but you can also say privyet or several shortened versions when talking with a good friend.
Maksim: Zdravstvuitye Ivan Ivanovich! Kak vi pasha vayetye?
Ivan: Charasho. A ti?
Maksim: Charasho.
In English:
Maksim: Hello Ivan Son-of-Steven! How are you doing?
Ivan: Good. And you?
Maksim: Good.
Origin is slavic meaning Health
Modern usage in American English: Dedicated father, husband and lover (of legos). He is sure to be sporting a sexy set of man boobs.
While never on time to anything (other than the birth of his first child) he is a dedicated and innovative working machine.
Similar to the hot carl, where one places saran wrap on anothers face and deficates on it. A hot Zdravko, Is the act of performing the same action, with a paper bag.
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.