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Feb 13, 2025

What does "zachava zdarovia" mean in Russian?

Please, I have a question: What does "zachava zdarovia" mean in Russian? Could you also explain the context in which it is used? Thank you.

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The literal translation of "zachava zdarovia" in English is "Zahava Health."

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