Улётный 😎🔥 (from the verb 'улетать'- fly away)
[ ulyotnyj ]
🇬🇧 excellent, awesome, cool

🤩 Это было улётно.
[ eta byla ulyotna ]
🇬🇧 It was cool.

😎 Он улётный.
[ on ulyotnyj ]
🇬🇧 He is cool.

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According to the poll above...

🤩 Велосипе́д рули́т!
   [ velasipet rulit ]
🇬🇧 A bicycle rocks!

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😁 When you went to the gym right after your hairdresser.

❗The Russian language easily borrows English words, especially young people.
So keep it in mind, if you get lost in Moscow, come to any young people in the street, you will understand everything without an interpreter.

🔹️Гоу ту - let's go to...
🔹️Шеймить - to make someone feel ashamed
🔹️ Имба - from imbalance
🔹️ Кринж - from cringe
🔹️ Пруф - proof
🔹️ Рофл - from ROFL
🔹️ Хайп - hype
🔹️ Чилл - to chill out

🏋‍♂️ Гоу в спортзал! =
[ go v sportzal ]
🏋 Идём в спортзал!
[ idyem v sportzal ]
🇬🇧 Let's go to the gym!

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📕 The letters in the following Russian words are read without any exceptions.
❗If you have a difficulty to read them, check the post about the Russian alphabet over there ⬆️.

🎧 🗣 ⬇️ Анана́с, ва́за, бана́н, гита́ра, раке́та, луна́, ма́ма, па́па, приве́т, му́зыка, матрёшка, ша́пка, ла́мпа, кино́, ко́фе, чай, лимо́н, стул, суббо́та, до́ллар, ру́бль, Ита́лия, Аме́рика, Испа́ния.

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💡 Электри́к го́да
[ ilektrik goda ]
🇬🇧 Top electrician of the year

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🗣📢 Пояснительную бригаду!
[ payasnitel'nuyu brigadu ]
🇬🇧 (I need) an explanatory brigade

🔻It's a quite popular phrase in Russian Internet space.
Pretty much, saying "Вызываю пояснительную бригаду!" or "(I am) Calling an explanatory brigade!" is a "funny" way for people to ask for explanation about stuff like posts or memes which they don't understand in the comments.

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😹 Отда́м кота́ да́ром...
[ atdam kata darom ]
🇬🇧 I'll give the cat to you for nothing

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⏰Иногда я себя балую балую и ставлю будильник не на 7:00, а на 7:01😅.
[ inagda ya sebya baluyu i stavlyu budil'nik ni na sem' a na sem' nol' adnu ]
🇬🇧 I sometimes pamper my own carcass and set the alarm not for 7: 00 but 7:01.

😢 А мне вставать в 5:50... А вам?

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😬 Вопрос! У неё мозги есть?
[ u nijyo mazgi yest' ]
🇬🇧 Has she (😅still) got brains?

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Reading rules❗

🔻Voiced and voiceless consonants-1

[б] — [п]
[в] — [ф]
[г] — [к]
[д] — [т]
[ж] — [ш]
[з] — [c]

1️⃣ Voiced consonants are pronounced like their voiceless counterparts at the end of words.

🎧🗣⬇️ Read the following words:

раз[с] (1 time) клуб[п] (сlub)
хлеб[п] (bread) утю́г[к] (iron)
друг[к] (friend) вдруг[к](suddenly)
год[т] (year) рад[т] (glad)
наза́д[т] (back) гара́ж[ш](garage)
нож[ш] (knife) глаз[с] (eye)

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🇷🇺 22 августа 🇷🇺
День Государственного Флага России
[ den' gasudarstvenava flaga rasiji ]
National Flag Day of Russia

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🤗 Хоро́шего дня!
[ khorosheva dnya ]
🇬🇧 Have a nice day!

PS This refreshing video was taken in Alaska.🌊

Let me know if you know who the author of this video is.

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☕ 😌 В 1955-1959 года́х [gadah] легенда́рный [ligindarnyj] автомоби́ль [ aftamabil'] Volkswagen Beetle выпуска́лся [vypuskalsya] со [sa] встро́енной [vstroyennaj] кофева́ркой [ kafevarkaj] фи́рмы [feermy] Hertella 🚗

🇬🇧 In 1955-1959, the legendary Volkswagen Beetle was produced with a Hertella coffee maker built into the dashboard.

Господи! Мне такую нннада!😅 (see the next post⬇️)

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👀 Очки надо?
[achki nada]
🇬🇧 Do you want (need) glasses?

😂 "Ацки ннада?" [aztki nnada] is a viral video in which a Chinese in broken Russian sells toys, snacks and all sorts of small things, including funny “sad glasses”. He offers his goods, adding the word “Ннада?”( do you need?) to the name of the stuff.

🔻The “Ацки ннада” meme has become a symbol of obsession and is now associated with any salesmen who are trying to sell you their goods.

🔻In addition, the phrase has been liked by people, and even in a normal conversation, replacing glasses with something else, you can turn to someone with a request or offer:

🔸️"(Что-то) ннада?"
🇬🇧 Do you need (something)?
Or
🔸️"Мне ннада ( что-то)!"
🇬🇧 I need (something)!

😂 🚗 ☕ Мне ннада встроенную в машину кофемашину!

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🔻Voiced and voiceless consonants-2

[б] — [п]
[в] — [ф]
[г] — [к]
[д] — [т]
[ж] — [ш]
[з] — [c]

2️⃣ Before a voiceless consonant, the voiced consonant becomes voiceless.

🎧🗣⬇️ Can you read these words?

ю́бка [пк] (skirt)
автобус [ фт] (bus)
вто́рник [фт] (Tuesday)
встре́ча [фс] (meeting)
вы́ставка [фк] (exhibition)
по́дпись [тп] (signature)
ло́жка [шк] (spoon)
тёзка [ск] (namesake)
у́зкий [ск] (narrow, tight)

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In Russia when someone is visiting you, you can say to your guests:

😃 Чу́вствуйте себя́ как до́ма.
[ chustvujte sibya kak doma ]
🇬🇧 Мake yourself at home.


🤗 Устра́ивайтесь поудо́бнее.
[ ustraivajtes' paudobniye ]
🇬🇧 Make yourself comfortable.

🎧🗣⬇️ Listen and practice.

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