• Мечеть Кул-Шариф
[mi-chet' kul sha-rif]
🔻The Kul Sharif Mosque located in Kazan Kremlin was reputed to be one of the largest mosques in Russia and in Europe outside of Istanbul.
🔻Originally, the mosque was built in the Kazan Kremlin in the 16th century. It was named after Kul Sharif, who was a religious scholar who served there.
🔻The Mosque is open to visit by people of any religion. I was really impressed by its gorgeousness!
📍 Geoposition (tap➡️ ): Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia
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[mi-chet' kul sha-rif]
🔻The Kul Sharif Mosque located in Kazan Kremlin was reputed to be one of the largest mosques in Russia and in Europe outside of Istanbul.
🔻Originally, the mosque was built in the Kazan Kremlin in the 16th century. It was named after Kul Sharif, who was a religious scholar who served there.
🔻The Mosque is open to visit by people of any religion. I was really impressed by its gorgeousness!
📍 Geoposition (tap
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• Прошу прощения за мой французский
[рra-shu pra-shche-ni-ya za moy fran-tsuz-skiy]
🇬🇧 Pardon my French
🔻This is a well-known expression in modern Russian (as well as in English); that is usually used after the non-literary (or obscene) vocabulary as a form of apology.
🔻It is used without any intention to express hostility towards French speakers.
#spoken_Russian
#languages
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[рra-shu pra-shche-ni-ya za moy fran-tsuz-skiy]
🔻This is a well-known expression in modern Russian (as well as in English); that is usually used after the non-literary (or obscene) vocabulary as a form of apology.
🔻It is used without any intention to express hostility towards French speakers.
#spoken_Russian
#languages
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• Подруга (подруги)
[pad-ru-ga (pad-ru-gi)]
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• Подружка (подружки) (diminutive)
[pad-rush-ka (pad-rush-ki)]
+
• Подруженька (подруженьки) (diminutive)
[pad-ru-zhen'ka (pad-ru-zhen'-ki)]
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Listen, practice, take the test and hug your подруг!
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1. До свидания!
[da svi-da-n'ya]
SLT: Until date
2. До встречи!
[da fstre-chi]
SLT: Until meeting
3. Счастливо!
[shchis-li-va]
SLT: (stay) Happily
4. Пока!
[pa-ka]
SLT: for the time being(??)
5. Давай!
[da-vay]
SLT: Give
• Ну, давай, пока! Увидимся в выходные!
[nu, da-vay, pa-ka! U-vi-dim-sya v vy-khad-ny-ye]
🔻Surprisingly, but foreign words are also widely used in Russian as a playful way to say goodbye:
• Адиос (исп. Adios)
• Оревуар (фр. Au Revoir).
• Ариведерчи (итал. Arrivederci).
• Чаo (итал. Ciao).
• Ауфидерзейн (нем. Auf Wiedersehen).
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❗Can't wait to listen to your voice messages in the comments to this post!
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• Японский сад
[ya-pon-skiy sahd]
🔻This is a unique place that is definitely worth a visit in Krasnodar.
🔻And the pearl of the park is the Japanese Garden. This is the largest (10 hectares!) similar garden outside of Japan.
📍Geoposition (tap➡️ ): Кrasnodar, Russia
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[ya-pon-skiy sahd]
🔻This is a unique place that is definitely worth a visit in Krasnodar.
🔻And the pearl of the park is the Japanese Garden. This is the largest (10 hectares!) similar garden outside of Japan.
📍Geoposition (tap
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• Строить глазки (imperfective, colloquial)
[stro-it' glaz-ki]
SLT: To build eyes
To ogle, to make eyes at smb
• Подмигивать (imperfective)
[pаd-mi-gi-vat']
To wink (at)
• Ты это видел? Она весь вечер строила мне глазки и подмигивала!
[ty e-to vi-del? А-na ves' ve-cher stro-i-la mne glaz-ki i pаd-mi-gi-va-la]
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🟠 Stay strong, people, as today's question is not an easy-peasy one!
What does the Russian noun ЗАГАШНИК [za-gash-nik] mean?
. 😉Don't miss the explanation in my next post!
What does the Russian noun ЗАГАШНИК [za-gash-nik] mean?
. 😉Don't miss the explanation in my next post!
Anonymous Quiz
39%
A disgusting / unpleasant drunk person
31%
A secret place where something (e.g. money) is stored or hidden
13%
А covered space at the back of a car for storing things in
6%
A modern Russian prank played on strangers/foreigners in the street
11%
Nahhh, I give up, an explanatory brigade, please!
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