In Soviet school there were always two useful subjects: Basic Military Education taught how to shoot, and History (taught) who to shoot at.
• Начальная Военная Подготовка (НВП)
[na-chal'-na-ya va-yen-na-ya pad-ga-tof-ka (en-ve-pe)]
Basic Military Education
• История
[is-to-ri-ya]
History
📎 Basic Military Education is going to be compulsory in Russian schools again (beginning with the next academic year 2024/2025) Source.
#brief_and_interesting
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• Начальная Военная Подготовка (НВП)
[na-chal'-na-ya va-yen-na-ya pad-ga-tof-ka (en-ve-pe)]
Basic Military Education
• История
[is-to-ri-ya]
History
#brief_and_interesting
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'The adventures of Tom Sawyer' by Mark Twain
Russian Reader (Elementary level A1+, A2):
🔻The chapters are devided into small paragraphs which are followed by a list of useful Russian words with the translation.
📎The PDF file is in the comments over there👇
#useful_resources
#reading
#textbooks
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Russian Reader (Elementary level A1+, A2):
🔻The chapters are devided into small paragraphs which are followed by a list of useful Russian words with the translation.
📎The PDF file is in the comments over there
#useful_resources
#reading
#textbooks
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Thank you for all your kind words of support to Russian people🙏!
Today is the day when the whole country is mourning the victims of the bloody terrorist attack in Crocus City.
I know you understand it and give me some time.
But
Yours sincerely,
Natalie
#admins_letter
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Глава ФСБ доложил Путину о задержании 11 человек, в том числе всех 4 террористов, непосредственно участвовавших в теракте в "Крокусе"
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[dob-ray no-chi]
Good night!
#revise_your_vocabulary
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• Нам нужна одна победа
[nam nuzh-na ad-na pa-be-da]
SLT: We Need Only Victory
🔻One of the most appealing songs about the Great Patriotic War, 'Нам нужна одна победа' which turned out to be very actual nowadays, was written by the poet and composer Bulat Okudzhava for Andrei Smirnov’s film 'Белорусский Вокзал' (Belorussky Station), which was released in 1971.
🔻The All-Russian musical project "Музыка вместе" sang this song with the military personnel involved in the special military operation, as well as with the residents of the new regions reunited with Russia (Donetsk, Lugansk, Khersonskaya and Zaporozhskaya Regions).
🔻Listen, learn new words, practice and sing along.
📎 In the video I've added the approximate translation of the song:
1 line is in Russian
2 line is phonetic transliteration
3 line is in English
The Russian text is in the comments👇 .
#sing_it_🎵
#films
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[nam nuzh-na ad-na pa-be-da]
SLT: We Need Only Victory
🔻One of the most appealing songs about the Great Patriotic War, 'Нам нужна одна победа' which turned out to be very actual nowadays, was written by the poet and composer Bulat Okudzhava for Andrei Smirnov’s film 'Белорусский Вокзал' (Belorussky Station), which was released in 1971.
🔻The All-Russian musical project "Музыка вместе" sang this song with the military personnel involved in the special military operation, as well as with the residents of the new regions reunited with Russia (Donetsk, Lugansk, Khersonskaya and Zaporozhskaya Regions).
🔻Listen, learn new words, practice and sing along.
1 line is in Russian
2 line is phonetic transliteration
3 line is in English
The Russian text is in the comments
#sing_it_
#films
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Message from Donetsk: This is a battle for good against evil
Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) gives an impassioned speech at a impromptu memorial in Donetsk dedicated to the victims of the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack.
“Everyone of these war crimes and terrorist acts simply prove that this is a war of evil against humanity. One side can massacre women and children in cold blood, and one side simply can’t. So, we all have to choose sides and do what we can.”
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Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) gives an impassioned speech at a impromptu memorial in Donetsk dedicated to the victims of the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack.
“Everyone of these war crimes and terrorist acts simply prove that this is a war of evil against humanity. One side can massacre women and children in cold blood, and one side simply can’t. So, we all have to choose sides and do what we can.”
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‘Beyond understanding’: Donetsk woman gives a powerful speech about Crocus City Hall terrorist attack
“Why are they killing civilians who have nothing to do with this conflict? Because somebody needs this conflict, somebody is fueling it. It is beyond comprehension, it is below any form of human dignity,” a Donetsk woman told Sputnik’s correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR).
The woman explained that the attack was especially shocking for her because her husband and son are combat veterans who fought to liberate the Donbass, including in Mariupol.
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“Why are they killing civilians who have nothing to do with this conflict? Because somebody needs this conflict, somebody is fueling it. It is beyond comprehension, it is below any form of human dignity,” a Donetsk woman told Sputnik’s correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR).
The woman explained that the attack was especially shocking for her because her husband and son are combat veterans who fought to liberate the Donbass, including in Mariupol.
“If we won’t do it, then who will? That's the ideology of the Russian people: Not to sit somewhere, but to defend our territory, our families. That’s what real men do.”
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🔻Level A1
🔻870 words of basic vocabulary.
🔻It's made to be printed recto-verso (A1 list), cut following the lines, so, you will get a card with a Russian word on the one side and its translation into other languages (English, French and German) on the other.
🔻If you need other languages (Arabic or Chinese) and can send the translation of these Russian words into these languages, it'll be possible to make a new set.
🔻As a language teacher, I find such cards еfficient:
• Choose several words (5-7) daily, you can also group them according to topics.
• Check you know how to pronounce the words.
• Be sure you also learn the spelling of new words.
• You can also make up a simple sentence or a phrase with the new words.
• Revise the words regularly.
#useful_resources
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• Мира и спокойствия всем...
[mi-ra i spa-koyst-vi-ya fsem]
Peace and calmness to
everyone...
Video: vasilenko_di (Baikal Lake)
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🇬🇧 Attentive, careful (adjective, full-short forms
• Внимательный (внимателен) (masc.)
[vni-ma-til'-nyj (vni-ma-ti-lin)]
• Внимательная (внимательна) (femin.)
[vni-ma-til'-na-ya (vni-ma-ti-l'na)]
• Внимательное (внимательно) (neut.)
[vni-ma-til'-na-ye (vni-ma-til'-na)]
• Внимательные (внимательны) (plural)
[vni-ma-til'-ny-ye (vni-ma-til'-ny)]
• Дмитрий всегда очень внимательный на уроках.
[dmit-riy fsig-da vni-ma-til'-nyj na u-ro-kakh]
🇬🇧 Dmitry is always attentive in class.
🔻 It comes from the verb 'внимать' (to listen attentively) Wiktionary.
🔻There is also an adverb:
• Внимательно
[vni-ma-til'-na]
Attentively, carefully
🔻In spoken Russian 'Внимательно' can be jokingly used to answer the phone:
• Внимательно! (я слушаю Вас...)!
[vni-ma-til'na (ya slu-sha-yu vas...)]
SLT: Attentively (I am listening to you...)
🇬🇧 I'm all ears!
🔻But it's a bit old-fashioned nowadays.
🎧
#useful_vocabulary
#grammar_tips
#spoken_Russian
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🟠 What does a Russian phrase РВАТЬ КОГТИ mean?
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РВАТЬc- to tear, КОГТИ - claws
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РВАТЬc- to tear, КОГТИ - claws
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65%
To run as fast as it's possible (from a place)
6%
To trim claws while taking care of a pet
5%
To ruin your manicure while working at a Russian dacha
6%
To take extra safety precautions when travelling in the mountains
17%
I DO hope it's not a violent thing! Let me look at the correct answer!
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• Рвать когти (imperfective)
[rvat' kok-ti]
SLT: To tear claws
Meaning:
To run as fast as it's possible (from a place), to escape, to sling one's hook.
Origin:
It must have appeared due to the comparison with an animal that runs away so quickly and in such a panic that its claws cannot withstand it and break.
Synonyms (imperfective) which are used figuratively:
• Делать ноги
[de-lat' no-gi]
SLT: To made/do legs/feet
• Сматываться
[sma-ty-va-tsa]
SLT: To wind oneself up
• Линять (отсюда)
[li-nyat' (at-syu-da)]
SLT: To molt, to exuviate
Example:
• Я думал, это враг, и нам придётся рвать когти отсюда.
[ya du-mal e-ta vrak, i nam pri-dyo-tsa rvat' kok-ti at-syu-da]
🇬🇧 I thought it was the enemy and we would have to run faster from here.
🎧🗣 👇 Listen and practice!
#phraseology
#spoken_Russian
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[rvat' kok-ti]
SLT: To tear claws
Meaning:
To run as fast as it's possible (from a place), to escape, to sling one's hook.
Origin:
It must have appeared due to the comparison with an animal that runs away so quickly and in such a panic that its claws cannot withstand it and break.
Synonyms (imperfective) which are used figuratively:
• Делать ноги
[de-lat' no-gi]
SLT: To made/do legs/feet
• Сматываться
[sma-ty-va-tsa]
SLT: To wind oneself up
• Линять (отсюда)
[li-nyat' (at-syu-da)]
SLT: To molt, to exuviate
Example:
• Я думал, это враг, и нам придётся рвать когти отсюда.
[ya du-mal e-ta vrak, i nam pri-dyo-tsa rvat' kok-ti at-syu-da]
🇬🇧 I thought it was the enemy and we would have to run faster from here.
🎧
#phraseology
#spoken_Russian
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[pri-yat-nykh snof]
SLT: Pleasant dreams (to you)!
#useful_vocabulary
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• Дипломатический (канал) (masc.adjective)
[di-pla-ma-ti-chis-kiy]
Diplomatic (channel)
• Дипломатичный (ответ) (masc.adjective)
[di-pla-ma-tich-nyj]
Diplomatic, tactful (answer)
❓The third cat's action was дипломатичным оr дипломатическим?
Share your ideas in the comments
🎧
#tricky_words
#useful_vocabulary
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1. Перец (masc.)
[pe-rits]
Pepper
2. Морковь (femin.)
[mar-kof']
Carrot
3. Кукуруза (femin.)
[ku-ku-ru-za]
Sweetcorn
4. Чеснок (masc.)
[chis-nok]
Garlic
5. Помидор (masc.)
[pa-mi-dor]
Tomato
🎧
#365_marathon
#survive_in_Russia
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• Осторожно _ _ СУЛЬКИ!
[as-ta-rozh-na ...]
Watch out for ... !
❓Can you guess the TWO omitted letters in the word?
⏺ How many variants can you think of? Can't wait to see them in the comments to this post😉 !
The correct answer:
• Сосулька (сосульки) (femin.noun)
[sa-sul'-ka (sa-sul'-ki)]
Icicle(s)
Also jokingly:
• Кисулька (кисульки) (femin.noun)
[ki-sul'-ka (ki-sul'-ki)]
A diminutive form from 'киса (кисы)' = 'кошка' (кошки) А cat, kittie.
#Russian_riddle
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[as-ta-rozh-na ...]
Watch out for ... !
❓Can you guess the TWO omitted letters in the word?
The correct answer:
[sa-sul'-ka (sa-sul'-ki)]
Icicle(s)
Also jokingly:
• Кисулька (кисульки) (femin.noun)
[ki-sul'-ka (ki-sul'-ki)]
A diminutive form from 'киса (кисы)' = 'кошка' (кошки) А cat, kittie.
#Russian_riddle
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