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Stalin

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The Russian word for phone is 'телефон' (telefon). It literally is a transliteration of the word telephone.

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I think bravo is an international word. If you mean saying bravo when you applause is the same thing: Браво - Bravo. In Russian sometimes we say: Браво Бис - Bravo, Beas! where Bravo means that you liked the scene and Beas is that you would like to hear it again.

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Star in Russian is : Zvezda. [zvez-duh]

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It's in cyrilic the Russian alphabet. Translated will mean: Roscosmos =Russian cosmos. Like the NASA but Russian.

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Здравствуйте, как дела?

zdras-tvoy-tye kak dye-la

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If you mean a name, I belive that in Russia either they don't call childen by that name or they just use name Gabriel. Гаврил - that's how you write it, I'm not sure how to spell it tho. .

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Меня зовут _______ (name)

Read: /Min'ya za'vut/

Suits for every situation.

Less common, rather official:

Мое имя _______ (name)

Read: /Ma'yo 'imya/

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Referring to a female: Привет, дорогая.

Privyet, dorogaya

Referring to a male: Привет, дорогой.

Privyet, dorogoy

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Pocnhka is a Russian brand of natural mineral water.

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Николь

Nikolʹ

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Privet (привет) is "hi" in Russian.

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Счастливого пути

Schastlivogo puti

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Names are not translated into different words, they are meaningless unless applied to a subject. Ethan would be spelt "Этхан" when directly transfered to Cyrillic, only Russians would read "Этхан" as "Et-han". There is no "th" sound in Cyrillic.

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Dobro Pozhalovat' v Avstraliyu

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"Mne nujna pomosh." = "I need help."

Spelled in Russian "Мне нужна помощь."

Or "Pomogitye!" = "Help!" if that's a call for help.

Spelled in Russian "Помогите!"

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Товарищ

Tovarishch

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Mir - мир = world; peace.

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aнгел

Pronounced ahn-gyel

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Джеффри - Pronounced Jeffry

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Привет милая девушка

Privet milaya devushka

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It means "fast". Or "be fast".

"Bystro" would be the better transliteration. It's an adverb that means fast, quickly, rapidly

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"Чем я могу вам помочь?" [`tchem-yah-mah-`goo-vahm-pah-`motch]. Literally, this means 'With what can i help you?'

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Russian word for "hope" is "НАДЕЖДА" (NADEZHDA). It is also popular as a name. If used as a name, it is common to utilize the diminutive form of it "НАДЯ" (NADYA).

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ya pridurak = "I'm an idiot"