Translate the following Russian sentences into English and answer these questions: 1. Who is coming? 2. She is not listening. 3. Please, come in, we are starting soon. 4. Do you smell something delicious? 5. I miss our meetings so much, which are, alas, in the past. 6. Thank you, it was very tasty.

Translation and Answers:

1. Кто идёт?
   Translation: Who is coming?
   Answer: Эй (Hey) - This is an interjection used to get someone's attention, implying they are coming or approaching.
2. Она не слушает.
   Translation: She is not listening.
   Answer: увы (alas). This word expresses regret or disappointment, fitting the context of someone not listening.
3. Пожалуйста, проходите, скоро начинаем.
   Translation: Please, come in, we are starting soon.
   Answer: No specific word needs to be filled in here from the options, as the sentence is complete.
4. Чувствуется вкусненьким пахнет!
   Translation: Do you smell something delicious?
   Answer: где-то (somewhere). This suggests the delicious smell is coming from somewhere specific, implying its presence.
5. Я так скучаю по нашим встречам, которые, увы, уже в прошлом.
   Translation: I miss our meetings so much, which are, alas, in the past.
   Answer: увы (alas). This word is already present in the sentence and correctly conveys the meaning of regret.
6. Спасибо, было очень вкусно.
   Translation: Thank you, it was very tasty.
   Answer: всё (everything). This word can be used to indicate that everything about the meal was tasty.

Note: Some sentences are complete and do not require filling in a blank. The provided options were used where applicable to complete or best fit the context.