“You had me at hello” – 713,000 search results on Google
“You had me at hola” – 32,400 results
“You had me at yo” – 77 results
“You had me at howdy” – 76 results
“You had me at what’s up” – 46 results
“You had me at konnichiwa” – 34 results
“You had me at salutations” – 5 results
“You had me at zdravstvuyte” – zero results
Grigory Lukin.com 
Cyrillic is…interesting…to convert to any kind of English or Roman Alphabet-based language. Funny too that once converted, there are no longer any spelling rules.
Kak dyellah?
When it comes to inter-alphabetic conversion, there usually aren’t any rules at all. It’s the linguistic version of Wild West!