At the 25th St. Petersburg Economic Forum, this slogan-rebus was displayed:
РБК - это про
🟧 И З 🟧 Е 🟧
🤔 What word is hidden, comrades?
🗝 Б И З Н Е С
📎 Based on the laughing emojis, you've already learned colloquial Russian and Russian sense of humour. 😁
#Russian_riddle
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РБК - это про
🟧 И З 🟧 Е 🟧
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June 22nd is the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow in Russia, marking the anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.
🔻We remember the immense sacrifices and suffering endured during the Great Patriotic War.
🔥Lest we forget.
#memorible_date
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🔻We remember the immense sacrifices and suffering endured during the Great Patriotic War.
🔥Lest we forget.
#memorible_date
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🕯1,418 candles - one for each day of the Great Patriotic War - were lit near the walls of the main temple of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
On the eve of the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, the "Candle of Memory" event is taking place on Cathedral Square. Servicemen of the Moscow Military District with lamps lined up in the form of the number "1418" and installed them along the perimeter of the "Road of Memory" museum complex.
On the eve of the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, the "Candle of Memory" event is taking place on Cathedral Square. Servicemen of the Moscow Military District with lamps lined up in the form of the number "1418" and installed them along the perimeter of the "Road of Memory" museum complex.
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Опять понедельник.
Держитесь!
Перекличка! Who's here?
Tap❤!
#MondayMood
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00:30 - Briefly about the episode
02:10 - Iran-Israel conflict. American bombing diplomacy and Trump's predictions.
08:30 - Israel's real goals. Does Washington have a response to Iran and where will this lead? What Dan jokes with his mother about.
16:05 - Scenarios for the development of events. Challenges for Russia and China that almost no one talks about. Strategic cooperation agreements. The visit of the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry to Russia.
22:25 - The split within Trump's administration and the discontent of allies with what is happening in the Middle East.
24:40 - Zelensky's position in light of current events. What does the head of the Kiеv terrorist regime demand from the West this time?
32:00 - How Canada laid itself on the altar of Ukrainian desires.
36:30 - What could cause a bloody war between India and Pakistan. What the most influential minister in Modi's cabinet said.
39:45 - SPIEF: the main results for Russia and Donbass in particular. Signs of improvement in relations between the US and Russia and what this may affect.
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1. Покажите мне ... (+ noun in Accus.)
[pa-ka-zhy-tе mnye...]
Show me ... , please.
2. Мне нужно ... (+ neuter noun in Accus.)
[mnye nuzh-na]
=
• Мне нужнa ... (+ femin.noun in Accus.)
[mnye nuzh-na]
=
• Мне нужeн ... (+ masc.noun in Accus.)
[mnye nu-zhyn]
=
• Мне нужны ... (+ plural noun in Accus.)
[mnye nuzh-ny]
I need ...
3. Сколько это стоит?
[skol'ka e-ta sto-it]
How much is it?
4. Я возьму это.
[ya vaz'-mu e-ta]
I'll take it.
5. Где касса?
[gde kas-sa]
Where's the cashdesk?
6. Дайте, пожалуйста, пакет.
[day-te pa-zha-lu-sta pa-ket]
SLT: Give me a bag, please.
CanI have a bag, please?
7. Сдачи не надо.
[zda-chi ni na-da]
SLT: The change is not needed.
Keep the change.
🔻The noun сдача here is in Genitive case.
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- Не люблю, когда ты так делаешь!
I don't like when you do that!
- (Я) знаю, я специально.
I know, I'm doing it deliberately.
#memes
#useful_vocabulary
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International Balalaika Day
🔻The balalaika is a three-stringed plucked musical instrument that is a symbol of Russian culture. It has a rich history and was often used at folk festivals and celebrations.
🔻The first mention of the balalaika dates back to June 23, 1688, when a relevant entry was made in the document Память из Стрелецкого приказа в малороссийский приказ (Memory from the Streltsy Order to the Little Russian Order), according to the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music.
🔻The word балалайка [ba-la-lay-ka] is believed to derive from the words балабонить and балагурить, meaning to chat idly or to engage in idle talk.
🔻The video by
❓️How do you like this Russian folk musical instrument?
#holidays
#brief_and_interesting
#Russian_culture
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❤️ A Russian beauty and the magnificent Novgorod
Video: Ruspirit
#Russianbeauties
#around_Russia
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Could you show your four-legged friends in the comments🐈🐕?
#just_cats
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Сидение 🆚️ Cиденье
🔢 Сидение (neut.noun)
[si-de-ni-ye]
Sitting
🔻This uncountable noun refers to the process of sitting:
• От долгого сидения у меня затекли ноги.
My legs went numb from sitting for a long time.
🔢 Сиденье (сиденья) (neut.noun)
[si-de-n'ye]
А seat(s)
🔻This countable noun refers to a place or object to sit on:
• Смотри! Наш кот сидит как человек на кожаном сиденье кресла!
Look! Our cat is sitting like a human on the leather seat of the armchair!
▶️ Сидеть + prepositions
🎧🗣 👇 Теперь не перепутаете!
#tricky_words
#useful_vocabulary
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[si-de-ni-ye]
Sitting
🔻This uncountable noun refers to the process of sitting:
• От долгого сидения у меня затекли ноги.
My legs went numb from sitting for a long time.
[si-de-n'ye]
А seat(s)
🔻This countable noun refers to a place or object to sit on:
• Смотри! Наш кот сидит как человек на кожаном сиденье кресла!
Look! Our cat is sitting like a human on the leather seat of the armchair!
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#tricky_words
#useful_vocabulary
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Кого бы ещё помирить?
Who else should I reconcile?
Donald Trump
• Помирить (perf.)
[pa-mi-rit']
=
• Мирить (imperf.)
[mi-rit']
Тo reconcile
To make peace between
To bring together
#memes
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On June 24, 1945, the Victory Parade took place on Red Square, Moscow.
🔻The parade commenced at 10:00 AM with Marshal Georgy Zhukov's entrance on a white horse. Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky commanded the parade, and they both inspected the troops.
🔻Finding a white horse which was supposed to symbolize the Victory, for Marshal Zhukov was no easy task, but one was found in the NKVD troops. Its name was Кумир (Idol).
🔻The preparations for the parade lasted a month. During this time, Zhukov got used to the horse, and the horse was trained not to be afraid of loud noises. To achieve this, an orchestra was present at the riding practices.
🔻The parade featured combined regiments from ten fronts, the Navy, military academies, and the Moscow garrison, including war heroes and distinguished soldiers.
🔻Key moments included the carrying of 36 battle flags of distinguished units and the symbolic disposal of 200 captured Nazi banners at the foot of Lenin's Mausoleum.
🔻Later, at a reception in the Kremlin, Stalin gave a toast, saying:
#brief_and_interesting
#WW2
#memorible_date
#USSR
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🔻The parade commenced at 10:00 AM with Marshal Georgy Zhukov's entrance on a white horse. Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky commanded the parade, and they both inspected the troops.
🔻Finding a white horse which was supposed to symbolize the Victory, for Marshal Zhukov was no easy task, but one was found in the NKVD troops. Its name was Кумир (Idol).
🔻The preparations for the parade lasted a month. During this time, Zhukov got used to the horse, and the horse was trained not to be afraid of loud noises. To achieve this, an orchestra was present at the riding practices.
🔻The parade featured combined regiments from ten fronts, the Navy, military academies, and the Moscow garrison, including war heroes and distinguished soldiers.
🔻Key moments included the carrying of 36 battle flags of distinguished units and the symbolic disposal of 200 captured Nazi banners at the foot of Lenin's Mausoleum.
🔻Later, at a reception in the Kremlin, Stalin gave a toast, saying:
Our government has made not a few mistakes... Another nation might have said to the government: You have not justified our expectations, go away... But the Russian people did not do that...Thank you, the Soviet people, for the trust...
#brief_and_interesting
#WW2
#memorible_date
#USSR
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The Griboyedov Canal is one of the oldest in Saint Petersburg!
🔻Originally, the canal was called the Catherine Canal, after Empress Catherine II, during whose reign it was constructed.
🔻In 1923, the canal was renamed Griboyedov Canal, after the writer Alexander Griboyedov, and later simply the Griboyedov Canal.
🔻The renaming was part of a general Soviet-era policy aimed at replacing names associated with the Tsarist family with those of figures from Russian culture.
🔻Alexander Sergeyevich Griboyedov did indeed live in one of the houses along the canal's embankment, which likely served as the main reason for choosing his name for the renaming.
Video: andrei_mikhailov
#around_Russia
#StPetersburg
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🔻Originally, the canal was called the Catherine Canal, after Empress Catherine II, during whose reign it was constructed.
🔻In 1923, the canal was renamed Griboyedov Canal, after the writer Alexander Griboyedov, and later simply the Griboyedov Canal.
🔻The renaming was part of a general Soviet-era policy aimed at replacing names associated with the Tsarist family with those of figures from Russian culture.
🔻Alexander Sergeyevich Griboyedov did indeed live in one of the houses along the canal's embankment, which likely served as the main reason for choosing his name for the renaming.
Video: andrei_mikhailov
#around_Russia
#StPetersburg
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• Есть кто живой?
Is there anyone alive?
Tap ❤️!
#just_cats
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🔻We use the Genitive Case mainly in 6 situations:
1. To indicate possession
2. To indicate quantity
3. After measure words
4. To indicate part of something
5. After specific prepositions
🔻The Genitive Case (Gen.) also tells absence of an object after the word нет:
• Нет еды! There isn't any food!
🔻Let's look at the changes (Nom.-> Gen.):
1. Masculine singular:
брат -> брата (brother)
Нет брата
герой -> героя (hero)
Нет героя
учитель -> учителя (teacher)
Нет учителя
2. Feminine singular:
еда -> еды (food)
Нет еды
неделя -> недели (week)
Нет недели
дверь -> двери (door)
Нет двери
3. Neuter singular:
лицо -> лица (face)
Нет лица
море -> моря (sea)
Нет моря
время -> времени (time)
Нет времени
🔻Some verbs (imperf., perf.) which require the Genitive case are:
• просить — попросить (совета) – to ask for
• требовать — потребовать (еды) – to demand, to claim
🔻The Genitive Case boasts the biggest number of prepositions among Russian cases:
• Без [bez] without
• Для [dlya] for
❓А чего нет у вас? Let's share and practice Genitive Case
❤️ if you need more grammar stuff!
Video:
#grammar_tips
#Russiancases
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• Камера видеонаблюдения
[ka-mi-ra vi-di-а-nab-lyu-de-ni-ya]
CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) camera
#useful_vocabulary
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[ka-mi-ra vi-di-а-nab-lyu-de-ni-ya]
CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) camera
#useful_vocabulary
#just_cats
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You Don't Mess Around With Comrade Stalin
🔻During the GPW, the troops under the command of Bagramyan were the first to reach the Baltic Sea. To present this event with more pomp, the general personally filled a bottle with water from the Baltic Sea and ordered his aide to fly to Moscow with this bottle.
🔻However, while he was flying, the Germans counterattacked and pushed Bagramyan away from the Baltic coast. By the time the aide arrived in Moscow, they had already been aware of this.
And so, the proud aide entered Stalin's office and grandly proclaimed:
"Comrade Stalin, General Bagramyan sends you water from the Baltic!"
🔻Stalin took the bottle, turned it over in his hands for a few seconds, then gave it back to the aide and said:
"Give it back to Bagramyan, tell him to pour it back where he took it from."
🔻General Baghramyan carried out the order only two months later and poured the water into the same place.
#RussianMilitary
#WW2
#brief_and_interesting
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🔻During the GPW, the troops under the command of Bagramyan were the first to reach the Baltic Sea. To present this event with more pomp, the general personally filled a bottle with water from the Baltic Sea and ordered his aide to fly to Moscow with this bottle.
🔻However, while he was flying, the Germans counterattacked and pushed Bagramyan away from the Baltic coast. By the time the aide arrived in Moscow, they had already been aware of this.
And so, the proud aide entered Stalin's office and grandly proclaimed:
"Comrade Stalin, General Bagramyan sends you water from the Baltic!"
🔻Stalin took the bottle, turned it over in his hands for a few seconds, then gave it back to the aide and said:
"Give it back to Bagramyan, tell him to pour it back where he took it from."
🔻General Baghramyan carried out the order only two months later and poured the water into the same place.
#RussianMilitary
#WW2
#brief_and_interesting
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[na-kar-mi]
Feed me!
#just_cats
#listening_practise
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