Traduzione - Russo-Inglese - spasibo Gen'ka za pozdravlenie. Zelyjy.

Hi Cisa

I don't know any Russian, but basing myself on the French version, there doesn't seem to be the slightest problem with your English version, except maybe the "y" that is in the name "Genyka".
Could you explain it to me?

Bises
Tantine

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Hi Tantine

It´s because of pronunciation. In Genyka ny is something like Spanish Ň. When romanizing that sound, I usually use y to indicate that the consonant has been softened.

Genyka---Genka? misspelling or diminutive form out of any reason.Otherwise all right.

That's because this "n" in there is just a nasal sign (as the spanish ñ, portuguese ~ and japanese -n-).
It's explained above.