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This post is dedicated to the most memorable phrases from popular Soviet cartoons we may use in everyday life.

👉🏻“Спокойствие, только спокойствие!” (loosely meaning "Never panic!")
The phrase is from the Soviet animated series about Karlsson-on-the-Roof. It is uttered by Karlsson himself when he tries to soothe Malysh ("Junior") whose parents refuse to buy him a dog. So it is used to support someone who is worried or upset about something.

👉🏻“Он улетел, но обещал вернуться” ("He flew away, but promised to come back!")
This phrase is also from the animated series about Karlsson . It is uttered by Fröken Bock when Karlsson suddenly disappears. This phrase usually comes out when someone is gone but is supposed to come back (in a year or an hour - it doesn’t matter).

👉🏻“Давайте жить дружно!” ("Let's live in peace!/Let's not quarrel!")
This one is from the animated series about Leopold the Cat. The good-natured Leopold is being pestered by annoying and mischievous mice. But no matter what happens, he always repeats this phrase. It's usually used to defuse tension when someone is fighting or quarreling.

👉🏻“Кто ходит в гости по утрам, тот поступает мудро” ("Whoever visits others in the morning - is wise!")
This is a famous phrase from Winnie-the-Pooh’s song. He sings it with Piglet on their way to Rabbit's house. The expression usually comes up when visiting someone early in the morning.

Check out more phrases here!

❓We also have lots of such catchphrases from movies, so shall we continue?

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📷: Soyuzmultfilm, Pavel Kuzmichev

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