😀When mum tells you that a hare hasn't brought you any sweet present as you are 26 yo already.

• Cладкий подарок
[ sladkiy padarak ]
SLT: A sweet present, a bag with sweets given as a present for New Year.

📎 Little children in Russia are often told that a hare or a fox from the forest brought them their presents with candies.

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😍 When a woman has long and slim legs one can say:

• Ноги от ушей
   [no-gi at u-shey]
   SLT: Legs from ears

🔻It means she has beautiful long legs which seem to start from a place above their usual one. It's a kind of a compliment.

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• Слабоумиe и отвага
  [sla-ba-u-mi-ye i  at-va-ga]
  Stupidity and courage

🔻Слабoумие = слабый ум (weak mind). They used to say: 'Он слаб умом', which means that the person is not clever.

Origin:
The history of the creation of this expression is associated with the poet and playwright Alexander Griboedov. In his play "Горе от ума" (Woe from Wit) (1825), the hero Molchalin, addressing his opponents, utters the phrase: “Stupidity and courage, gentlemen!” This statement became so popular that it entered Russian literature and folk culture.

🔻"Слабоумие и отвага” is also a meme that appeared in the Russian-speaking segment of the Internet long ago. It symbolizes a combination of qualities that are very different, but sometimes go hand in hand. A meme can combine a variety of pairs of characteristics.

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