• Агитплакаты (from Aгитационные плакаты)
[ agitplakaty ]
Propaganda posters
🔻Soviet posters are visual aids created in the USSR, and the propaganda they contained combined universal human values (freedom, social justice), patriotism, general educational elements, calls for a healthy lifestyle, and so on.
🔻Soviet posters are typically works of fine art and reflect elements of Soviet cultural heritage.
🙃Back to the USSR!
#brief_and_interesting
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[ agitplakaty ]
Propaganda posters
🔻Soviet posters are visual aids created in the USSR, and the propaganda they contained combined universal human values (freedom, social justice), patriotism, general educational elements, calls for a healthy lifestyle, and so on.
🔻Soviet posters are typically works of fine art and reflect elements of Soviet cultural heritage.
🙃Back to the USSR!
#brief_and_interesting
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Keep the track on what's happening in Russia.
@Russianhead - is a real Russian channel made for you by a Russian girl who is an FPV pilot.
Join the fight 👊
@Russianhead - is a real Russian channel made for you by a Russian girl who is an FPV pilot.
Join the fight 👊
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• Шереметьево
[ shirimet'yeva ]
🔻Sheremetyevo Alexander S. Pushkin International Airport is one of four international airports that serve the city of Moscow.
🔻It is the busiest airport in Russia, as well as the 13th-busiest airport in Europe.
🔻Originally built as a military airbase, Sheremetyevo was converted into a civilian airport in 1959.
#brief_and_interesting
#around_Russia
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[ shirimet'yeva ]
🔻Sheremetyevo Alexander S. Pushkin International Airport is one of four international airports that serve the city of Moscow.
🔻It is the busiest airport in Russia, as well as the 13th-busiest airport in Europe.
🔻Originally built as a military airbase, Sheremetyevo was converted into a civilian airport in 1959.
#brief_and_interesting
#around_Russia
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• Пупсик (пупсики) (masc.noun, diminutive)
[ poopsik (poopsiki) ]
If you call your friend "пупсик", in an informal and humorous way.
🔻"Пупсик" is mentioned in A. P. Chekhov's work "Леший"1890, and means a small child.
🔻The word "пупсик" itself originates from the German 'puppe' - а doll or from the Latin 'pupa' - а girl, а doll
#useful_vocabulary
#grammar_tips
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1. Холодильник (холодильники)
[khaladil'nik (khaladil'niki)]
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• Холодос (colloquial)
[ khalados ]
2. Стиральная машина (стиральные машины)
[steeral'naya mashina (stiral'nyje mashyny)]
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• Стиралка (colloquial)
[ steeralka ]
3. Посудомоечная машина (посудомоечные машины)
[pasudamoyechnaya mashina (pasudamoyechnyje mashyny)
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• Посудомойка (colloquial)
[ pasudamoyka ]
4. Пылесос (пылесосы)
[pylisos (pylisosy)]
5. (Электрическая) Плита (электрические плиты)
[(iliktrichiskaya) Pleeta (iliktrichiskiye pleety)
• У меня дома есть ... (+ nominative)
[ u minya doma yest'...]
🎧
❗Can't wait to listen to your voice messages in the comments to this post!
#365_marathon
#survive_in_Russia
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🟠 What do you think a Russian slang expression БЕЗ СОПЛИВЫХ ГОЛОЛЁД [ bes saplivykh galalyot ] means?
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• БЕЗ = without • СОПЛИВЫЙ = snotty • ГОЛОЛЁД = ice-crusted ground
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• БЕЗ = without • СОПЛИВЫЙ = snotty • ГОЛОЛЁД = ice-crusted ground
Anonymous Quiz
59%
You don't need any advice from the person as (s)he is not old or clever enough.
15%
It's too late to learn new things for you.
6%
You caught a cold while skating.
15%
The topic under discussion is ambiguous.
6%
Natalie, I DO hope this is not the consequence of long New Year holidays in Russia, is it?
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• Без сопливых гололёд (как на льду)!
[ bes saplivykh galalyot (kak na l'doo)]
SLT: Without snotty it is slippery (like on ice)!
Meaning:
Typically, this slang expression is used when people want to make it clear that a person is giving excessive or naive advice.
🔻Thus, it is hinted that the person is still not old enough or too stupid, "сопля" (brat) to give advice.
⚠️Mind that this expression is humorous but a bit offensive.
Synonym:
• Без тебя (вас) разберёмся!
[ bеs tibya (vas) razbiryomsya ]
🇬🇧 We'll figure it out without you!
Ну, вы поняли😏
#spoken_Russian
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[ bes saplivykh galalyot (kak na l'doo)]
SLT: Without snotty it is slippery (like on ice)!
Meaning:
Typically, this slang expression is used when people want to make it clear that a person is giving excessive or naive advice.
🔻Thus, it is hinted that the person is still not old enough or too stupid, "сопля" (brat) to give advice.
⚠️Mind that this expression is humorous but a bit offensive.
Synonym:
• Без тебя (вас) разберёмся!
[ bеs tibya (vas) razbiryomsya ]
Ну, вы поняли
#spoken_Russian
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• Сегодня День "Узнай своё имя на азбуке Морзе"!
Today is "Learn Your Name in Morse Code" Day!
🔻 Morse code is named after Samuel Morse, who helped invent it in 1838.
🔻When messages are transmitted in Morse code, dots are short beeps, clicks, or flashes, and dashes are longer ones.
⏺ Сheck the code translator over there👇
Меня зовут: -* *- - *- *-
А вас?
#holidays
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Today is "Learn Your Name in Morse Code" Day!
🔻 Morse code is named after Samuel Morse, who helped invent it in 1838.
🔻When messages are transmitted in Morse code, dots are short beeps, clicks, or flashes, and dashes are longer ones.
Меня зовут: -* *- - *- *-
А вас?
#holidays
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• Живчик (живчики) (masc.noun, colloquial)
[ zhyfchik (zhyfchiki) ]
Frisky, active, energetic person/animal
#spoken_Russian
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🟠 What does the Russian phraseological unit
ЛЕЗТЬ В БУТЫЛКУ
[ les't' v butylku ] mean? . •ЛЕЗТЬ = to get through, thrust, to clamber •В = in/into •БУТЫЛКА = a bottle
ЛЕЗТЬ В БУТЫЛКУ
[ les't' v butylku ] mean? . •ЛЕЗТЬ = to get through, thrust, to clamber •В = in/into •БУТЫЛКА = a bottle
Anonymous Quiz
47%
To go on a drinking binge with friends
17%
To save money for your dream
31%
To look for trouble by acting cocky/angry
4%
To call the genie out of the bottle
1%
Natalie, it's high time to stop celebrating New Year and be serious:)
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• Лезть в бутылку
[ lezt' v butylku ]
SLT: to clamber into a bottle
Meaning:
To be looking/asking for trouble by acting cocky, to become angry without any reason, to hit the ceiling
Origin:
‘The Bottle’ was the popular nickname of the prison on New Holland (Новая Голландия) Island in St. Petersburg. So, the phrase 'Не лезь в бутылку' meant 'to calm down, not to get angry and look for troubles in order to avoid being prisoned'.
Synonym:
• Лезть на рожон
[ les't' na razhon ]
SLT: to clamber onto a pointed stick
🎧🗣 👇 Calm down🧘♀️and learn Russian!
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[ lezt' v butylku ]
SLT: to clamber into a bottle
Meaning:
To be looking/asking for trouble by acting cocky, to become angry without any reason, to hit the ceiling
Origin:
‘The Bottle’ was the popular nickname of the prison on New Holland (Новая Голландия) Island in St. Petersburg. So, the phrase 'Не лезь в бутылку' meant 'to calm down, not to get angry and look for troubles in order to avoid being prisoned'.
Synonym:
• Лезть на рожон
[ les't' na razhon ]
SLT: to clamber onto a pointed stick
🎧
#spoken_Russian
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• Гранатовый пляж
[granatavyj plyazh ]
🔻On the outskirts of Baikalsk, in the Irkutsk region, there is a unique beach with burgundy sand. Called "Гранатовый" (pomegranate) by the locals, it gets its color from the mineral almandine, which predominates in its sand.
🔻This wild beach, which stretches for several kilometers, is ideal for quiet walks and photo sessions, especially in the rays of the setting sun, when the sand turns an even deeper red.
📍Geoposition: Baikalsk, Irkutsk Region, Russia
#around_Russia
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[granatavyj plyazh ]
🔻On the outskirts of Baikalsk, in the Irkutsk region, there is a unique beach with burgundy sand. Called "Гранатовый" (pomegranate) by the locals, it gets its color from the mineral almandine, which predominates in its sand.
🔻This wild beach, which stretches for several kilometers, is ideal for quiet walks and photo sessions, especially in the rays of the setting sun, when the sand turns an even deeper red.
📍Geoposition: Baikalsk, Irkutsk Region, Russia
#around_Russia
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