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к счастью

Translation of к счастью

thankfully

Meaning of к счастью

Russian

Выражает облегчение и радость, что всё сложилось хорошо.

English

used to say that you are pleased about something because a bad situation was avoided

к счастью

Transcription and pronunciation of к счастью

к сча́стью

Stress: счастью — 1st syllable

Transcription
[k‿ˈɕːæsʲtʲjʊ]
In Latin letters
k schastyu

Traps and common mistakes

К счастью or благодарно?

благодарно

благодарно = gratefully, with thanks

Don't say благодарно for relief. Grateful to someone — благодарно; glad it went well — к счастью.

Она благодарно улыбнулась врачу.

She smiled gratefully at the doctor.

К счастью, врач приехал быстро.

Thankfully, the doctor came quickly.

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  1. Thankfully, nobody was hurt in the accident.

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    К счастью, в аварии никто не пострадал.

  2. The rain stopped, thankfully, before the wedding.

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    К счастью, дождь закончился ещё до свадьбы.

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Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between к счастью, слава богу, and хорошо, что

С
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слава богу

Colloquial, strong emotional relief.

Х
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хорошо, что

Starts a clause: it's good that…

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What does к счастью mean?

used to say that you are pleased about something because a bad situation was avoided

How do you pronounce к счастью?

к счастью is pronounced [k‿ˈɕːæsʲtʲjʊ], in Latin letters “k schastyu”.

How is к счастью used in a sentence?

Thankfully, nobody was hurt in the accident. Translation: К счастью, в аварии никто не пострадал.

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