Миша, иди домой!
Misha, go home!

That's Russia, baby😉

Video: Nave933

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След Кремля!
The Kremlin's footprint!

• След (следы) (masc.noun)
  [slet (sli-dy)]
  1) Footprint(s)
  2) Trace(s)
3) Trail(s)
4) Mark(s)

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Cossack choir sings the song "Oh, frost, frost."

🇷🇺 Ой, мороз, мороз, не морозь меня,
Не морозь меня, моего коня,
Не морозь меня, моего коня.
🇬🇧 Oh, frost, frost, don't freeze me,
Don't freeze me, my horse,
Don't freeze me, my horse.

📎They say this song is the best to sing while drinking.😉

▶️Full song with lyrics on YouTube

#sing_it_ 🎵

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💙Just hello from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin Oblast, Russia!

Video: dreamclean_krsk

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🔢🔢🔢 The Russian verb Мыть and its prefixed derivatives:

1. Мыть
[myt']
To wash
🔻The basic action of washing

2. ПОмыть
[pa-myt']
To wash off, rinse, wash one time
🔻To wash something quickly or for a short period of time

3. ПРОмыть
[pra-myt']
To wash through, rinse thoroughly
🔻To wash something thoroughly, removing all dirt

4. Омыть
[a-myt']
To wash around, bathe
🔻To wash the surface of something, often with water

5. ВЫмыть
[vy-myt']
To wash out, clean out
🔻To wash something completely, removing all dirt

6. ПЕРЕмыть
[pi-ri-myt']
To wash over again, rewash
🔻To wash something that has already been washed

7. ОTмыть
[at-myt']
To wash off, clean off
🔻To wash something to remove dirt

• Наташа! Вылезай, я тебя сам отмою!
[na-ta-sha vy-li-zay ya ti-bya Sam at-mo-yu]
Natasha! Get out of there, I'll wash you off by myself!

❓ What other verbs or phrases with МЫТЬ do you know?

▶️Мыть(ся) Умывать(ся) (Revision)

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Head of the Severny District Municipal Council in St. Petersburg, Yuri Kulikov, went out to clear snow with a flamethrower - this is how he urged public utilities to work in a concerted manner

#news

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Малоизвестный факт: В России сейчас нет кота, который родился бы не при Путине.
Relatively unknown fact: There is not a single cat in Russia today that was born before Putin came to power.

❓А сколько лет вашему пушистику?

#memes_from_subcribers

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🇷🇺 Some Russian spirit

Video: mashakoster

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🧡 It must be an incredible feeling... Baikal, Eastern Siberia

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Стремительный 🆚️ Стремящийся 🆚️ Стрёмный

1⃣Стремительный (masc.adj.)
[stri-mi-til'-nyj]
Fast, lightning-fast, dashing, impetuous
🔻It originates from the Proto-Slavic strьmъ (steep); Old Russian стрьмление (aspiration, aim).

• Стремительный прыжок
An impetuous jump
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2⃣Стремящийся (present active participle)
[stri-mya-shchiy-sya]
Striving, having a goal, aspiring, eager, keen
🔻It also originates from the Proto-Slavic strьmъ (steep), Old Russian стрьмление (aspiration, aim).

• Студент, стремящийся к знаниям
A student striving for knowledge
🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣🔣

3⃣Стрёмный (colloquial masc.adj.)
[stryom-nyj]
Absurd, shameful, scary-hairy, risky
🔻Surprisingly, the modern slang word 'стрёмный' can be found in the dictionary of Russian words from the 11th to 17th centuries and in the dictionary of V. I. Dal, but in the unusual meaning: стрёмный, стрёмкий - agile, nimble. It comes from стремиться (to aspire)

• Стрёмный фильм
An absurd movie

🎧🗣👇

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- Рекс, а уже мона ёлку ронять?
- Да погоди ты, пусть пофоткают.
- Rex, can we drop the tree?
- Wait, let them take some pictures.

• мона = можно (is it allowed, сan)

• погоди = подожди (Wait! imperative, singular)

• пофоткать = пофотографировать (to take a few photos for a short time)

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Acrobat Tamara Lyazgina during winter toughening-up procedures, 1985

❓What is the man in the background thinking about? Share your ideas in the comments!

#retrophotos

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The Winter Garden has been set up opposite St. Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg

🔻Live fir-trees, sparkling trees, a fountain and mini-alleys - all this can be seen right now opposite St. Isaac's Cathedral.

🔻Walking here, everyone will feel the New Year's mood and festive atmosphere.

#around_Russia
#NewYear

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💙 Vladivostok

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• Бояться собственной тени (imperf.)
[ba-ya-tsa sop-stvi-nay te-ni]
SLT: To be afraid of one's own shadow

Meaning:
To be excessively fearful of everything, even things that pose no real threat.

Origin:
The idiom 'Бояться собственной тени' comes from the English language. The expression is listed in Christine Ammer's 1992 "American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms". It is noted there that it entered the English language in the early 1500s and most likely has ancient Greek roots.

Also:
• Испугаться собственной тени (perf.)
[is-pu-ga-tsa sop-stvi-nay te-ni]
To get scared of one's own shadow

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Случайно говорю бабушке, что замёрз.
Я на следующий день:
Randomly telling grandma I'm cold.
Me the next day:

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#just_a_joke

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🇷🇺 Russian beauties in their national costumes

Video: dil_ozor_17

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