🔻The wounded lynx cub was rescued in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, given medical care and released into its natural habitat.
🔻The animal was sitting in a tree and did not come down. It was taken to veterinarians, writes the 'Котофеево' shelter. There was an old deep wound on the kitten's belly.
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🔻The animal was sitting in a tree and did not come down. It was taken to veterinarians, writes the 'Котофеево' shelter. There was an old deep wound on the kitten's belly.
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Let's get acquainted!
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Let's make useful contacts.
Without spam, but with enthusiasm
#chat_box
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There's a nice colloquial synonym for 'спать' (sleep):
• Дрыхнуть
[ drykh-nut' ]
🔻The verb is supposed to have come from Old Indian 'drayate' (take a nap).
• Хватит дрыхнуть!
[ khva-tit drykh-nut' ]
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#spoken_Russian
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1. Деловой (masculine)
[ di-la-voy ]
Businesslike, bossy
2. Суровый
[ su-ro-vyj ]
Harsh, severe
3. Жёсткий
[ zhost-kiy ]
Tough, hard to deal with
4. Влиятельный
[ vli-ya-tel'-nyj ]
Influential
5. Авторитетный
[ af-ta-ri-tet-nyj ]
Аuthoritative
✔Masculine gender will be indicated by the endings:
-й (край / edge),
-а or –я (relatives, male professions: дядя / uncle, судья / judge),
-zero ending (стол / table),
-e (кофе / coffee).
✔Masculine adjectives end in -ий /-ый /-ой.
• Этот кот такой суровый!
[ etat kot takoy surovyj ]
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• Первый Георгиевский Кавалер
[ рer-vyj Gior-gi-yevs-kiy ka-va-ler ]
🇬🇧 The first Knight of St. George
🔻In 1914, Kryuchkov and three fellow soldiers suddenly encountered 27 German uhlans. The Germans saw that there were only four Russians and rushed to attack.
🔻Kryuchkov tried to shoot back, but the cartridge jammed. Then, with one cavalry sword, he entered into battle with 11 enemies surrounding him.
🔻After a minute of battle, Kryuchkov was already covered in blood, but continued to beat his enemies. And Kryuchkov’s comrades dealt with the rest of the Germans. By the end of the battle, 22 corpses lay on the ground. Eventually, 16 wounds were found on Kryuchkov’s body.
🔻After this incident, the Germans and Austrians stopped taking Cossacks prisoner, killing them on the spot.
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[ рer-vyj Gior-gi-yevs-kiy ka-va-ler ]
🇬🇧 The first Knight of St. George
🔻In 1914, Kryuchkov and three fellow soldiers suddenly encountered 27 German uhlans. The Germans saw that there were only four Russians and rushed to attack.
🔻Kryuchkov tried to shoot back, but the cartridge jammed. Then, with one cavalry sword, he entered into battle with 11 enemies surrounding him.
🔻After a minute of battle, Kryuchkov was already covered in blood, but continued to beat his enemies. And Kryuchkov’s comrades dealt with the rest of the Germans. By the end of the battle, 22 corpses lay on the ground. Eventually, 16 wounds were found on Kryuchkov’s body.
🔻After this incident, the Germans and Austrians stopped taking Cossacks prisoner, killing them on the spot.
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• Белёвский Спасо-Преображенский Крестовоздвиженский мужской монастырь
🇬🇧 Belevsky Spaso-Preobrazhensky Holy Cross Monastery
🔻According to the legend, on the place of the monastery there was a temple in which the Kazan Khan Ulu-Muhammad, expelled at that time from his possessions, awaited the patronage of the Prince of Moscow Vasily.
🔻The first written mention of the monastery dates back to 1557 and is associated with the visit of the monastery and the Belyov fortress by Ivan the Terrible while travelling around the southern borders of Rus'.
📍Geoposition: Belyov, Tula Region, Russia
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🇬🇧 Belevsky Spaso-Preobrazhensky Holy Cross Monastery
🔻According to the legend, on the place of the monastery there was a temple in which the Kazan Khan Ulu-Muhammad, expelled at that time from his possessions, awaited the patronage of the Prince of Moscow Vasily.
🔻The first written mention of the monastery dates back to 1557 and is associated with the visit of the monastery and the Belyov fortress by Ivan the Terrible while travelling around the southern borders of Rus'.
📍Geoposition: Belyov, Tula Region, Russia
Photos by: svetosh_13 + Internet
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• Морской котик
[ mars-koy ko-tik ]
SLT: A marine kitty
🔻Imperfective vebs:
• Мыть (+ accusative)
[ myt' ]
To wash (the floor)
• Мыться
[ my-tsa ]
To wash yourself, to take a bath/shower
• Умывать (+accusative)
[ u-my-vat' ]
To wash someone else's face
• Умываться
[ u-my-va-tsa ]
To wash your face
Cats don't like...
A. Умываться
Б. Мыться
В. Мыть
Г. Умывать
#tricky_words
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🟠 What part of body was torn off at the market in the most violent Russian proverb: ЛЮБОПЫТНОЙ ВАРВАРЕ НА БАЗАРЕ ___ ОТОРВАЛИ?
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ЛЮБОПЫТНЫЙ [lyubapytnyj] curious ВАРВАРА [varvara] a female name ОТОРВАТЬ [atarvat'] to tear off
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ЛЮБОПЫТНЫЙ [lyubapytnyj] curious ВАРВАРА [varvara] a female name ОТОРВАТЬ [atarvat'] to tear off
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22%
ГЛАЗ [glas] an eye
29%
УХО [ukha] an ear
22%
НОС [ nos] a nose
17%
ВОЛОСЫ [volasy] hair
10%
Hmm, I've got some ideas but I'm not sure they are decent:) Let me look at the correct answer!
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• Любопытной Варваре на базаре нос оторвали.
[lu-ba-pyt-nay Var-va-re na ba-za-ri nos a-tar-va-li]
SLT: Curious Varvara's nose was torn off at the market.
Meaning:
Curiosity killed the cat.
🔻Russians use this proverb when a person, who is excessively curious and asks questions about other people's affairs, can bring trouble to himself. Usually it is used as a warning not to ask questions, not to interfere.
Origin:
This proverb might appear because of the punishment for theft, in which the nose was cut off. This is how criminals were punished in Byzantium. In Rus', this type of torture was introduced according to the Council Code of 1649.
🔻In Russian there's also a funny kids poem about Varvara and her nose. Check it!👇
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[lu-ba-pyt-nay Var-va-re na ba-za-ri nos a-tar-va-li]
SLT: Curious Varvara's nose was torn off at the market.
Meaning:
Curiosity killed the cat.
🔻Russians use this proverb when a person, who is excessively curious and asks questions about other people's affairs, can bring trouble to himself. Usually it is used as a warning not to ask questions, not to interfere.
Origin:
This proverb might appear because of the punishment for theft, in which the nose was cut off. This is how criminals were punished in Byzantium. In Rus', this type of torture was introduced according to the Council Code of 1649.
🔻In Russian there's also a funny kids poem about Varvara and her nose. Check it!
#Russian_proverbs
#phraseology
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• Парень в голубом - красавчик!
[ paren' v galubom- krasafchik ]
🇬🇧 The guy in blue is awesome!
You can call any man who is cool, intelligent, talented, outstanding or, of course, handsome:
• Красавчик
[ krasafchik ]
❗If you are a man, you can also call another man красавчик but in a humorous way OR in order to approve of his actions, achievements. Not appearance!
Like: Ну ты красавчик! = Attaboy! Well done!
😉 You won't be considered a gay. Just use this word with your friends.
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[ paren' v galubom- krasafchik ]
You can call any man who is cool, intelligent, talented, outstanding or, of course, handsome:
• Красавчик
[ krasafchik ]
❗If you are a man, you can also call another man красавчик but in a humorous way OR in order to approve of his actions, achievements. Not appearance!
Like: Ну ты красавчик! = Attaboy! Well done!
Video by: мы сидим навеселе
#just_a_joke
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• Привет, красавчик!
[ privet, krasfchik ]
Hello, handsome!
🤔 Which girl(s) is (are) Russian?
Write the number(s) in the comments👇 .
Сheck the correct anwers:
1. ❌ no mistakes but trying too hard to pronounce words distinctly
2. ❌ has mistakes
3. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
4. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
5. ❌ has mistakes
6. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
7. ❌ has mistakes
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[ privet, krasfchik ]
Hello, handsome!
Write the number(s) in the comments
Сheck the correct anwers:
2. ❌ has mistakes
3. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
4. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
5. ❌ has mistakes
6. ✅ no mistakes, no accent, pronouncing words easily
7. ❌ has mistakes
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1. Дорожное движение (singular)
[da-rozh-na-ye dvi-zhe-ni-ye]
2. Дорожная пробка (дорожные пробки)
[da-rozh-na-ya prop-ka (da-rozh-ny-ye prop-ki)]
3. Светофор (светофоры)
[svi-ta-for (svi-ta-fo-ry)]
4. Пешеходный переход (пешеходные переходы)
[pi-shi-khod-ny-j pi-ri-khot (pi-shi-khod-ny-ye pi-ri-kho-dy)
5. Тротуар (тротуары)
[tra-tu-ar (tra-tu-a-ry)]
[si-vod-nya ut-ram ya prа-vi'-la chi-ty-re chi-sa f da-rozh-nay prop-ke]
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