🇷🇺 Утро свободного и независимого мужчины
🇬🇧 The morning of a single and independent man

• Свободный Свободен (masc.noun, short form)
[sva-bod-nyj sva-bo-den]

• Свободная Свободна (femin.)
  [sva-bod-na-ya sva-bo-dna]

• Свободное Свободно (neut.)
  [sva-bod-na-ye sva-bo-dna]

Meanings:

1⃣Vacant, not occupied:

• Это место свободно?
[e-ta mes-ta sva-bod-na]
Is this seat vacant?

2⃣Not busy, spare, leisure:

• Я свободен в пятницу.
[ya sva-bo-den f pyat-ni-tsu]
I'm free (from work) on Friday. (masc.)

3⃣Not married, single:

• Она пока свободна, можно познакомиться с ней.
[a-na pa-ka sva-bo-dna, mozh-na paz-na-ko-mi-tsa s ney]
She is still single, (you) can introduce yourself.

🎧🗣👇 Никто не свободен в понедельник, все учат русский язык!

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#useful_vocabulary
#adjectives

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🇷🇺 Когда тебе на работу только через двадцать лет.
🇬🇧 When it is still twenty years until you have to start working.

📎 Всех остальных с понедельником! Wishing the rest of you a good Monday!

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Among all the heroes of Slavic mythology, Кот Баюн (the Cat Bayun) can be considered the most enigmatic.

🔻We can find mention of this animal with steel claws and fangs not only in folklore, but also in Pushkin's poem (he walks on a chain in Lukomorye).

🔻The Cat Bayun lived in the forests, far from people and not very fond of guests. The beast sat on an iron pillar and when he saw a traveller, he would begin to purr and talk to him. Having lulled the person's vigilance, the cat would pounce on him, kill and eat him.

🔻Because of the mythical creature's ability to speak, he was called Bayun, from the word "баить" to talk. It is from here that the well-known word "убаюкивать" to lull, to deprive of vigilance originates.

🔻He could cure diseases and even grant eternal life with his purring.

🔻In some fairy tales, the Cat Bayun is mentioned as a faithful assistant to Baba Yaga.

❓Do you want to know about other Russian folklore characters? ->❤

Video: AI

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#mythology
#RussianFairytales
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On September, 23, 1980, in Severodvinsk, Russia, the world's largest submarine 'Акула' ('Shark') was launched.

🔻On this day, the world’s largest submarine – as tall as a nine-story building and almost two football fields long, touched water for the first time.

🔻The new submarine was a worthy response to the American project of “Ohio” class submarines.

🔻The designers faced a difficult technical challenge – to accommodate 24 missiles weighing almost 100 tons each on board.

🔻After many design revisions, it was decided to place the missiles between two strong hulls.

🔻As a result, the first “Akula” submarine was built in a record short time – in 5 years.

🔻The crew of 160 people could serve in comfortable conditions: the submarine had a gym, swimming pool, solarium, sauna, lounge, and a pet corner.

#brief_and_interesting
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👋Welcome, newbies!
And
Добрый вечер, мои старые товарищи!

Just a few words to help you figure out how it all work here.

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🇷🇺 Он у меня за спиной, да?
🇬🇧 He is behind my back, isn't he?

👋Всем доброе утро!

🔻Preposition of place ЗА means 'behind and requires instrumental case.

Femin:ЗА спинОЙ (спина back)
ЗА дверьЮ (дверь door)
ЗА орхидеЕЙ (орхидея
orchid)

Masc.:ЗА столОМ (стол table)
ЗА отелЕМ (отель hotel)

Neut.: ЗА окнОМ (окно window)
ЗА морЕМ (море sea)

Plural: ЗА столАМИ (столы tables)
ЗА морЯМИ (моря seas)

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👋Доброе утро, товарищи!

Походка 🆚️ Поступь

• Походка (femin.noun)
[pa-khot-ka]
Gait

• Поступь (femin.noun)
[po-stup']
Step

🔻In Russian, both nouns describe how someone walks, but there's a subtle difference:

1⃣"Походка" refers to the overall style and manner of walking, like a graceful or confident gait:
• Грациозная / уверенная походка
[gra-tsy-oz-na-ya / u-ve-ren-na-ya ...]

2⃣"Поступь" focuses on the individual movement of the foot, like a heavy or stately step (the latter is archaic):
• Тяжёлая / величавая поступь
[ti-zho-la-ya / vi-li-chа-va-ya ...]

❓А у котика на видео какая походка?

🎧🗣👇

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• Напихать полную панамку
[na-pi-khat' pol-nu-yu pa-nam-ku]
SLT: to stuff a full panama hat

'Панамка' is a diminutive form from the femin.noun 'панама'

Meaning: 
This slang expression has nothing to do with hats:
1) In terms of the internet communication it means to give someone a mouthful, to pour a pre-prepared set of counter-arguments and biting/abusing remarks/critisism on an opponent (usually on the internet forums)

2) It's also a way of saying to beat someone up or to give someone a good thrashing.

3) In a work context, this expression can be used to describe a large volume of work or information that needs to be done.

Example:
• За его оскорбительные слова о России ему напихали полную панамку в комментах.
[za yi-vo as-kar-bi-tel'-ny-ye sla-va a Rus-si-i yi-mu na-pi-kha-li pol-nu-yu pa-nam-ku]
🇬🇧 He was given a mouthful in the comments for his offensive remarks about Russia.

🎧🗣👇 Love Russia, be polite😉

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#spoken_Russian

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🇷🇺 Самый красивый трамвай в Волгограде
🇬🇧 The most beautiful tram in Volgograd

📎 Unfortunately, this is AI's creation

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🧡 Русская природа
      Russian nature

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🔢🔢🔢 Expressions with РАЗ Part-1:

1. Раз (разы) (masc.noun)
[ras ra-zy]
    A time (a single action, one instance in a series of similar cases)

• Раз can also be a numeral (one)

2. Раз на раз не приходится
[ras na ras ni pri-kho-di-tsa]
    It's not always the same (It can be used to express that something is unpredictable or inconsistent)

3. Как-то раз
[kak-ta ras]
    one time, once (upon a time) (often used in storytelling)

4. На сей (этот) раз
[na sey (e-tat) ras]
    This time

5. В (пять) раз больше
[f pyat' ras bol'she]
    Five times as many (expresses a quantitative ratio)

6. В очередной раз
[f a-chi-rid-noy ras]
    Once again, for the umpteenth time

7. В самый раз
[f sa-myj ras]
    Just right, perfect, fit

• В день два раза это упражнение делайте, позвоночник не будет болеть.
[v den' dva ra-za e-ta up-razh-ne-ni-ye de-lay-ti, paz-va-noch-nik ni bu-dit ba-let']
🇬🇧 Do this exercise twice a day and your back won't hurt.

▶️Раз or Один? (Revision)

🎧🗣👇

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🇷🇺 Когда был забанен буквально
🇬🇧 When (you) were banned literally

• Бан
[bahn]

• Забанить
[za-ba-nit']

🗝
The Russian borrowed word "бан" (masc.noun) (block, black list) and the perfective aspect verb "забанить" (to block, to ban, to blacklist) are often associated with the word "банка" (femin.noun) (a glass container where a product is placed and sealed with a lid) due to their similar pronunciation.

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