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🇷🇺 Former US boxer Kevin Johnson won his first victory after receiving a Russian passport.
“As a Russian, I am glad that I made my country proud of me. I need to show that I represent Russia. I needed to be another Johnson."
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• Жертва домашнего Василия
[zhert-va da-mash-ni-va
Va-si-li-ya]
The victim of domesticviolence
Vasiliy
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[zhert-va da-mash-ni-va
Va-si-li-ya]
The victim of domestic
Vasiliy
#linguistic_joke
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Find 5 Russian nouns (nicknames) that can be referred either to a man or a woman.
🔻These nouns are from our RCRussian channel.
🔻Diagonal and reverse words are allowed.
🔻Share your ideas in the comments👇 !
Correct answers:
• Задира
• Зануда
• Пупсик
• Душнила
• Копуша
🤔 Do you remember what these nouns mean?
#Russian_riddle
#test_time
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🔻These nouns are from our RCRussian channel.
🔻Diagonal and reverse words are allowed.
🔻Share your ideas in the comments
Correct answers:
• Зануда
• Пупсик
• Душнила
• Копуша
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Find 5 Russian nouns (nicknames) that can be referred either to a man or a woman. 🔻These nouns are from our RCRussian channel. 🔻Diagonal and reverse words are allowed. 🔻Share your ideas in the comments👇 ! Correct answers: • Задира • Зануда • Пупсик…
Hey! No variants? 😳
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• На расслабоне (colloquial)
[ na rass-la-bo-ne]
SLT: on relax, being relaxed
🔻'Расслабон' is a pleasant physical condition, a lack of worries, difficulties.
🔻It comes from the verb:
• Расслабиться
[rass-la-bi-tsa]
To relax
Synonym:
• На чиле
[na chi-le]
From 'to chill'
• Проведём воскресенье на расслабоне.
[pra-vi-dyom vask-ri-sen'-ye na rass-la-bo-ne]
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1. Мука (uncountable, femin.)
[mu-ka]
Flour
2. Банан (бананы) (masc.)
[ba-nan (ba-na-ny)]
Banana(s)
3. Батон (батоны) (masc.)
[ba-ton (ba-to-ny)]
А loaf(ves) of white bread
4. Печенье (печенья) (neut.)
[pi-chen'-ye (pi-chen'-ya)]
Biscuit(s)
5. Крымское вино (крымские вина) (neut.)
[kryms-ka-ye vi-no
(kryms-ki-ye vi-na)]
Crimean wine(s)
• Это дёшево / дорого.
[e-to dyo-shi-va/do-raga]
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'Матушка' by Татьяна Куртукова
Music/lyrics: Пётр Андреев
🔻Diminutive forms from the song:
• Матушка (obsolete noun)
<- мать
[ma-tush-ka]
Mother
• Берёзонька <- берёза
[bi-ryo-zan'-ka]
Birch tree
• Занозонька <- заноза
[za-no-zan'-ka]
Literally: Splinter
Also: Pain in theass neck.
🔻Listen, read the text/transliteration, sing along and enjoy some Russianness💓 !
🔻Russian text is in the comments.
#sing_it_🎵
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Music/lyrics: Пётр Андреев
🔻Diminutive forms from the song:
• Матушка (obsolete noun)
<- мать
[ma-tush-ka]
Mother
• Берёзонька <- берёза
[bi-ryo-zan'-ka]
Birch tree
• Занозонька <- заноза
[za-no-zan'-ka]
Literally: Splinter
Also: Pain in the
🔻Listen, read the text/transliteration, sing along and enjoy some Russianness
🔻Russian text is in the comments.
#sing_it_
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🇷🇺 Another trend in social networks: Russian girls from different parts of our country make videos about their love for our Motherland ❤️
Mother Earth,
White birch tree.
For me Holy Rus',
For others a pain in the backside.
Mother Earth,
White birch tree.
For me Holy Rus',
For others a pain in the backside.
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Today we have something like this:
• Cугроб (сугробы)
[sug-rop (sug-ro-by)]
Snowdrift(s)
• По пояс
[pa po-yas]
Waist-high, waist-deep
• У нас сегодня сугробы по пояс!
[u nas si-vod-nya sug-ro-by pa po-yas]
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🟠 What does the verb ПОХЕРИТЬ [pa-khe-rit'] mean in modern Russian?
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An explanatory brigade is coming soon!
Anonymous Quiz
24%
To cross out something on paper with a cross
10%
To be happy about something
5%
To shake hands with someone
40%
To destroy, to spoil something
21%
I've got no ideas! Let me look at the correct answer to satisfy my curiosity!
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In the Old Slavic alphabet the letter X was called "хѣръ" 'хер' [hehr].
🔻Its origin is not clear enough. One of the versions refers to Greek words like χαι̃ρε [hére] (rejoice), χείρ [hir] (hand) or еven 'херувимъ' (cherub).
🔻Anyway, this is where the word “похерить” came from, meaning “to cross out something on paper with a cross.” In this meaning it was widely used in classic literature by Russian writers.
🔻Now it's gained the meaning of a low colloquial word, even an obscene one, due to its similar form to⚠️ 'хер/хрен' (penis):
• Похерить (perfective,⚠️ low colloquial)
[pa-khe-rit']
Тo destroy, to spoil, to forget about something
Example:
• А он взял и похерил всю нашу работу за последнюю неделю!
[ah on vzyal i pa-khe-ril vsyu na-shu ra-bo-tu za pas-led-nyu-yu ni-de-lyu]
🇬🇧 And he has just spoilt all our work over the last week!
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#brief_and_interesting
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🔻Its origin is not clear enough. One of the versions refers to Greek words like χαι̃ρε [hére] (rejoice), χείρ [hir] (hand) or еven 'херувимъ' (cherub).
🔻Anyway, this is where the word “похерить” came from, meaning “to cross out something on paper with a cross.” In this meaning it was widely used in classic literature by Russian writers.
🔻Now it's gained the meaning of a low colloquial word, even an obscene one, due to its similar form to
• Похерить (perfective,
[pa-khe-rit']
Тo destroy, to spoil, to forget about something
Example:
• А он взял и похерил всю нашу работу за последнюю неделю!
[ah on vzyal i pa-khe-ril vsyu na-shu ra-bo-tu za pas-led-nyu-yu ni-de-lyu]
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• Севастополь
[si-vas-to-pal']
🔻Sevastopol is the largest city in Crimea and a major port on the Black Sea.
🔻Due to its strategic location and the navigability of the city's harbours, Sevastopol has been an important port and naval base throughout its history.
🔻Since the city's founding in 1783 it has been a major base for Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
📎 Крым наш! 🇷🇺
📍Geoposition: Crimean Peninsula, Russia
Video by: alexey_latysh
#around_Russia
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[si-vas-to-pal']
🔻Sevastopol is the largest city in Crimea and a major port on the Black Sea.
🔻Due to its strategic location and the navigability of the city's harbours, Sevastopol has been an important port and naval base throughout its history.
🔻Since the city's founding in 1783 it has been a major base for Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
📍Geoposition: Crimean Peninsula, Russia
Video by: alexey_latysh
#around_Russia
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• Размер (masc.noun) (+ genitive)
[raz-mer]
Also:
• Размерчик (diminutive)
[raz-mer-chik]
• Вот это размерчик!
[vot e-to raz-mer-chik]
• Мой размерчик!
[moy raz-mer-chik]
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#useful_vocabulary
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🟠 What does the phrase КРАСНА(Я) ДЕВИЦА [kras-na-(ya) de-vi-tsa] mean?
Anonymous Quiz
21%
An embarrassed girl with blushing cheeks
5%
An ashamed girl who is being told off
18%
A red-haired girl
49%
A beautiful girl
7%
Аny Soviet girl with a proletarian red flag, a hammer and а sickle
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Feminine nouns:
1. Красавица (красавицы)
[kra-sa-vi-tsa (kra-sa-vi-tsy)]
2. Красотка (красотки)
[kra-sot-ka (kra-sot-ki)]
3. Красотуля (красотули)
[kra-sa-tu-lya (kra-sa-tu-li)]
4. Очаровашка (очаровашки)
[a-cha-ra-vash-ka (a-cha-ra-vash-ki)]
From 'fascinating/charming'
5. Милашка (милашки)
[mi-lash-ka (mi-lash-ki)]
From 'cute/cutie'
• Ты просто ...(очаровашка)!
[ty pros-ta a-cha-re-vash-ka]
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• Красная площадь
[ kras-na-ya plo-shchat']
🔻Red Square is one of the oldest and largest squares in Moscow, the capital of Russia. It is located in Moscow's historic centre, in the eastern walls of the Kremlin.
🔻It is the city's most prominent landmark, with famous buildings such as Saint Basil's Cathedral, Lenin's Mausoleum and the GUM department store. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990.
🔻 The square was meant to serve as Moscow's main marketplace. It was also the site of various public ceremonies and proclamations, and occasionally a coronation for Russia's Tsars would take place.
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[ kras-na-ya plo-shchat']
🔻Red Square is one of the oldest and largest squares in Moscow, the capital of Russia. It is located in Moscow's historic centre, in the eastern walls of the Kremlin.
🔻It is the city's most prominent landmark, with famous buildings such as Saint Basil's Cathedral, Lenin's Mausoleum and the GUM department store. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1990.
🔻 The square was meant to serve as Moscow's main marketplace. It was also the site of various public ceremonies and proclamations, and occasionally a coronation for Russia's Tsars would take place.
#brief_and_interesting
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Ревнует vs завидует?
• Ревновать кого-то
(accusative) к тебе (dative)
(imperfective)
[riv-na-vat' ka-vo-ta k ti-bye]
To be jealous of someone's love for (you)
Example:
• Coбака ревнует своего хозяина к его подружке.
[sa-ba-ka riv-nu-yet sva-ye-vo kha-zya-ee-na k yi-vo pad-rush-ke]
• Завидовать кому-то (dative case) (imperfective)
[za-vi-da-vat']
To envy someone
Example:
• Я завидую твоему умению петь.
[ya za-vi-du-yu tva-ye-mu u-me-ni-yu pet']
#tricky_words
#useful_vocabulary
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