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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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• Загашник (masc.noun, slang)
[za-gash-nik]
Meaning:
Stash, cache, a secret place where something (money) is stored or hidden
Origin:
One of the items of ancient Slavic costume was 'гашник'. It was an ordinary strong cord used to belt clothes. People used to hide a bag of money on it when they were going to a fair and were afraid of pickpockets. So, it turned out that the money was hidden ЗА ГАШНИКом (behind the cord).
Synonym:
• Тайник
[tay-nik]
🔻There is one more noun with a similar meaning:
• Заначка
[za-nach-ka]
A nest egg, some money kept
for future expenses
• У него есть заначка, припрятанная в загашнике.
[u ni-vo yest' za-nach-ka, pri-prya-tan-na-ya v za-gash-ni-ke]
🇬🇧 He has a nest egg hidden in the stash.
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[za-gash-nik]
Meaning:
Stash, cache, a secret place where something (money) is stored or hidden
Origin:
One of the items of ancient Slavic costume was 'гашник'. It was an ordinary strong cord used to belt clothes. People used to hide a bag of money on it when they were going to a fair and were afraid of pickpockets. So, it turned out that the money was hidden ЗА ГАШНИКом (behind the cord).
Synonym:
• Тайник
[tay-nik]
🔻There is one more noun with a similar meaning:
• Заначка
[za-nach-ka]
A nest egg, some money kept
for future expenses
• У него есть заначка, припрятанная в загашнике.
[u ni-vo yest' za-nach-ka, pri-prya-tan-na-ya v za-gash-ni-ke]
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Emperor Alexander III (1845-1894) once said:
🇷🇺 Если Запад ругает Россию, значит всё правильно делаем.
🇬🇧 If the West scolds Russia, then we are doing everything right.
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🇷🇺 Если Запад ругает Россию, значит всё правильно делаем.
🇬🇧 If the West scolds Russia, then we are doing everything right.
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💙 Ласточкино Гнездо
[las-tach-ki-no gniz-do]
The Swallow's Nest
🔻This is a decorative castle located at Gaspra, a small spa town between Yalta and Alupka on the Crimean peninsula.
🔻It was built between 1911 and 1912, on top of the 40-metre-high (130 ft) Aurora Cliff, in a Neo-Gothic design by the Russian architect Leonid Sherwood for a Russian noble with German roots, Pavel Leonardovich von Steingel.
🔻The Swallow's Nest is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Crimea, having become the symbol of Crimea's southern coastline.
📍Geoposition (tap➡️ ): Сrimea, Russia
Photo by: alexandrshinkar, ozerserdar
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[las-tach-ki-no gniz-do]
The Swallow's Nest
🔻This is a decorative castle located at Gaspra, a small spa town between Yalta and Alupka on the Crimean peninsula.
🔻It was built between 1911 and 1912, on top of the 40-metre-high (130 ft) Aurora Cliff, in a Neo-Gothic design by the Russian architect Leonid Sherwood for a Russian noble with German roots, Pavel Leonardovich von Steingel.
🔻The Swallow's Nest is one of the most popular visitor attractions in Crimea, having become the symbol of Crimea's southern coastline.
📍Geoposition (tap
Photo by: alexandrshinkar, ozerserdar
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• Главный cуетолог
[(glav-nyj) su-ye-to-lag]
SLT: Сhief fussologist
This slang noun comes from the verb:
• Суетиться (imperfective)
[su-ye-ti-tsa]
To bustle, fuss (about)
+
Suffix -лог (Greek λόγος which means 'study', 'specialist')
• Мама - главный суетолог в нашей семье!
[ma-ma - glav-nyj su-ye-to-lag v na-shey si-m'ye]
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1. Застегните ремень безопасности.
[zas-tig-ni-te ri-men' bi-za-pas-nas-ti]
2. Приведите спинку кресла в вертикальное положение.
[pri-ve-di-te spin-ku kres-la v ver-ti-kal'-na-ye pa-la-zhe-ni-ye]
3. Отключите ваши электронные устройства.
[at-klyu-chi-te va-shi e-lik-tron-ny-ye us-troy-stva]
4. Поднимите столик.
[ pad-ni-mi-te sto-lik]
5. Оставайтесь на своих местах до полной остановки двигателя.
[as-ta-vay-tes' na sva-ikh mis-takh da pol-nay as-ta-nof-ki dvi-ga-ti-lya]
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📗Изучай русский (2020) И.В.Мозелова
Learn Russian (2020) by Mozelova I.V.
🔻Basic grammar rules with the explanation in English.
🔻Highly recommended for beginners!
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Learn Russian (2020) by Mozelova I.V.
🔻Basic grammar rules with the explanation in English.
🔻Highly recommended for beginners!
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• Оренбургский платок
[a-ren-bur-skiy pla-tok]
Orengurg shawl
🔻This type of finely knit, down-hair lace shawl originated in the Orenburg area about 250 years ago, in the 18th century. The Orenburg region of Russia is famous for its shawls, known as Orenburg shawls "Orenburgskyi Platok" in Russian.
🔻In the English-speaking world, they are often called "wedding ring shawls" because, although the shawls are quite large, a shawl knit in the traditional fashion is so fine that it can be pulled through a wedding ring.
🔻A quality shawl is knitted from hand-spun yarn: the knitter will spin a strong down hair yarn and then ply it with commercially spun silk thread. It usually takes a month or more to knit a large shawl or a kerchief with a pattern.
🔻Because of the high cost of down hair and yarn, an original hand-made Orenburg shawl is an expensive luxury item.
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[a-ren-bur-skiy pla-tok]
Orengurg shawl
🔻This type of finely knit, down-hair lace shawl originated in the Orenburg area about 250 years ago, in the 18th century. The Orenburg region of Russia is famous for its shawls, known as Orenburg shawls "Orenburgskyi Platok" in Russian.
🔻In the English-speaking world, they are often called "wedding ring shawls" because, although the shawls are quite large, a shawl knit in the traditional fashion is so fine that it can be pulled through a wedding ring.
🔻A quality shawl is knitted from hand-spun yarn: the knitter will spin a strong down hair yarn and then ply it with commercially spun silk thread. It usually takes a month or more to knit a large shawl or a kerchief with a pattern.
🔻Because of the high cost of down hair and yarn, an original hand-made Orenburg shawl is an expensive luxury item.
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• Проспать (perfective)
[pras-pat']
Meanings:
• Денис опять проспал и опоздал на работу!
[De-nis a-pyat' pras-pal i a-paz-dal na ra-bo-tu]
• Оля легла спать и проспала весь день.
[O-lya lig-la spat' i pras-pa-la ves' den']
• Не проспи свою остановку!
[ne prаs-pi svа-yu аs-ta-nof-ku]
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🟠 Originally, this word meant
'garbage collected in one place'.
Nowadays this is a frequently used curse word (though not foul, just low colloquial). . Which word is it? . (The post with the explanation is coming soon!)
'garbage collected in one place'.
Nowadays this is a frequently used curse word (though not foul, just low colloquial). . Which word is it? . (The post with the explanation is coming soon!)
Anonymous Quiz
38%
СВОЛОЧЬ
21%
ЗАРАЗА
22%
ЗАСРАНЕЦ
9%
МЕНТ
9%
Natalie, let me see the correct answer but NO curse words, please!
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