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The manual:
• Как встречать мужа после работы.
[kak fstri-chat' mu-zha pos-le ra-bo-ty]
🇬🇧 How to meet a husband after work. (Don't thank me:)
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• Как встречать мужа после работы.
[kak fstri-chat' mu-zha pos-le ra-bo-ty]
🇬🇧 How to meet a husband after work. (Don't thank me:)
Video by: (?)
#lifehack
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• Уплетать за обе щёки
[up-li-tat' za o-be shchyo-ki]
Synonyms (slang, colloquial):
• Наворачивать
[na-va-ra-chi-vat']
• лопать
[lo-pat']
• трескать
[tres-kat']
• цопать (rare, from Ural!)
[tso-pat']
• уписывать
[u-pi-sy-vat']
• хавать (a bit rude)
[kha-vat']
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1. Арфа (арфы, на арфе)
[arfa (ar-fy, na ar-fe)]
2. Гитара (гитары, на гитаре)
[gi-ta-ra (gi-ta-ry, na gi-ta-re)]
3. Пианино (пианино, на пианино)
[pi-a-ni-na (pi-a-ni-na, na pi-a-ni-na)]
4. Скрипка (скрипки, на скрипке)
[skrip-ka (skrip-ki, na skrip-ke)]
5. Саксофон (саксофоны, на саксофоне)
[sak-sa-fon (sak-sa-fo-ny, na sak-sa-fo-ne)
• Я (не) играю на ... (+ prepositional case)
[ ya (ni) ig-ra-yu na...]
I (don't) play the ...
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• Небо славян
[ ne-ba sla-vyan]
🔻'Sky of the Slavs' is an amazing patriotic song by a well-known heavy-metal band 'Alica' (2003)
🔻“Sky of the Slavs” has become a kind of marching song - the rhythm of which is very convenient for performing as a march, so many soldiers of Russian military units sang it in chorus.
🔻Despite the ambiguous attitude towards the song, this popular composition has been covered many times by a variety of performers: from girls from the Chuvash group “Fedorino Gore” and a children’s choir to pop-folk projects like “Ros”.
⏺ Transliteration and the Russian text are in the comments 👇 .
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[ ne-ba sla-vyan]
🔻'Sky of the Slavs' is an amazing patriotic song by a well-known heavy-metal band 'Alica' (2003)
🔻“Sky of the Slavs” has become a kind of marching song - the rhythm of which is very convenient for performing as a march, so many soldiers of Russian military units sang it in chorus.
🔻Despite the ambiguous attitude towards the song, this popular composition has been covered many times by a variety of performers: from girls from the Chuvash group “Fedorino Gore” and a children’s choir to pop-folk projects like “Ros”.
Video by: learn Russian with subtitled songs
#sing_it_
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• Мотивация
[ma-ti-va-tsy-ya]
Motivation (the inner drive to achieve a goal)
• Стимул
[sti-mul]
Stimulus (comes from outside and can be an incentive for motivation)
❓An urgent question
• Пончик [pon-chik] (a doughnut) - это стимул или мотивация?
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🟠 When is the Russian saying "КОНЬ НЕ ВАЛЯЛСЯ" usually used?
• КОНЬ (a male horse) • НЕ (not) • ВАЛЯТЬСЯ (wallow /lounge around)
• КОНЬ (a male horse) • НЕ (not) • ВАЛЯТЬСЯ (wallow /lounge around)
Anonymous Quiz
13%
when there is no woman to stop the galloping horse or enter the burning hut.
38%
When a person is feeling like a horse (exhausted) after a hard week of work
12%
When a person takes some extra days off to chill out
34%
When the work has not been even started
4%
I've got some ideas, Natalie! But let me look at the correct answer first!
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• Конь не валялся
[kon' ni va-lyal-sya]
SLT: A (male) horse didn't wallow /lounge around
Meaning:
The work you have to do or preparation for this work has not begun yet.
Origin:
The origin of this expression is still unclear. According to one version, saying "конь не валялся" means that the grass is still not touched. This is the association with untouched grass like a blank sheet of paper, it means that the work had not been even begun.
Example:
• Скоро сдавать годовой отчёт, а у меня ещё конь не валялся!
[sko-ra sda-vat' ga-da-voy at-chot, a u mi-nya yi-shchyo kon' ni va-lyal-sya]
🇬🇧 I have to submit an annual report soon, but I still haven't even started!
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[kon' ni va-lyal-sya]
SLT: A (male) horse didn't wallow /lounge around
Meaning:
The work you have to do or preparation for this work has not begun yet.
Origin:
The origin of this expression is still unclear. According to one version, saying "конь не валялся" means that the grass is still not touched. This is the association with untouched grass like a blank sheet of paper, it means that the work had not been even begun.
Example:
• Скоро сдавать годовой отчёт, а у меня ещё конь не валялся!
[sko-ra sda-vat' ga-da-voy at-chot, a u mi-nya yi-shchyo kon' ni va-lyal-sya]
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• Витебский вокзал
[vi-teps-kiy vak-zal]
🔻St Petersburg-Vitebsky is a railway station terminal in Saint Petersburg.
🔻The architecture of the railway station is a mixture of modernity and neoclassicism, and the historical atmosphere attracts tourists and photographers!
🔻Formerly known as St Petersburg-Tsarskoselsky station because its first line led to the suburban royal residences town of Tsarskoye Selo, it was the FIRST railway station to be built in Saint Petersburg and in the whole Russian Empire!
🔻Later, with considerable extension of its lines, the station was renamed after a much farther destination - Vitebsk, a city in Belarus.
📍 Geoposition: St Petersburg, Russia
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[vi-teps-kiy vak-zal]
🔻St Petersburg-Vitebsky is a railway station terminal in Saint Petersburg.
🔻The architecture of the railway station is a mixture of modernity and neoclassicism, and the historical atmosphere attracts tourists and photographers!
🔻Formerly known as St Petersburg-Tsarskoselsky station because its first line led to the suburban royal residences town of Tsarskoye Selo, it was the FIRST railway station to be built in Saint Petersburg and in the whole Russian Empire!
🔻Later, with considerable extension of its lines, the station was renamed after a much farther destination - Vitebsk, a city in Belarus.
📍 Geoposition: St Petersburg, Russia
Video by (tap
Photos by: Natalya Kuznetsova
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🔻An American journalist, Tucker Carlson, was seen in Moscow. They say his intention is to interview President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
• (А) почему бы и нет?
[(a) pa-che-mu by i net]
Why not?
🔻"Почему бы и нет" is a valid translation of "why not" expressing a supposed possibility or opportunity of some action.
🔻There is one more version of this phrase with the same meaning, but a humorous one:
• (A) почему бы и да?
[(a) pa-che-mu by i da]
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• (А) почему бы и нет?
[(a) pa-che-mu by i net]
Why not?
🔻"Почему бы и нет" is a valid translation of "why not" expressing a supposed possibility or opportunity of some action.
🔻There is one more version of this phrase with the same meaning, but a humorous one:
• (A) почему бы и да?
[(a) pa-che-mu by i da]
Picture: Internet meme
#just_a_joke
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Let's start our Monday with compliments:
• Шикарeн (adjective, short form from 'шикарный')
[ shy-ka-ren / shy-kar-nyj]
Gorgeous
🔻Masculine (He):
• Ты шикарен!
[ty shy-ka-ren]
🔻Feminine (she):
• Ты шикарна!
[ty shy-kar-na]
🔻Neuter:
• Оно шикарно!
[ano shy-kar-na]
🔻Plural (you, + polite form):
• Вы шикарны!
[vy shy-kar-ny]
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1. Лошадь (лошади)
[ lo-shat' (lo-sha-di)]
Horse(s) as an animal in
general, a workhorse
2. Конь (кони)
[ kon' (ko-ni)]
Male horse(s), а more poetic
name for a horse, а war-horse
3. Кобыла (кобылы)
[ka-by-la (ka-by-ly)]
Female horse(s)
4. Жеребец (жеребцы)
[zhy-ri-bets (zhy-rip-tsy)]
Stallion(s)
🔻
5. Мерин (мерины)
[me-rin (me-ri'ny)]
Gelding(s)
6. Жеребёнок (жеребята)
[zhy-ri-byo-nak (zhy-ri-bya-ta)]
Foal(s)
7. (Старая) кляча (старые клячи)
[sta-ra-ya klya-cha (sta-ry-ye klya-chi)]
(Old) Nag(s)
PS If you don’t know what gender the animal is, you can just call it 'лошадь'.
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• Держава
[dir-zha-va]
🔻The globus cruciger (Latin for 'cross-bearing orb'), or "the orb and cross", is an orb surmounted by a cross. It is a symbol of royal power.
🔻The orb was created by the jeweler Georg Frederick Eckart in 1784 and, like the large imperial crown, has survived to this day almost in its original form. Only at the end of the 18th century a large diamond and sapphire were added to it.
🔻A smooth, polished, hollow inside ball of red gold is entwined along the upper half with belts of garlands of silver and diamonds, which were, apparently, part of earlier state regalia - from the time of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna.
🔻At the top of the orb is an oval sapphire of 200 carats, brought from Ceylon; the huge stone is bordered with diamonds. An ancient diamond from the Golconda mines is placed at the junction of the decorative belts. Weighing 46.92 carats, this absolutely pure stone has a light blue tint and tiny cracks.
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[dir-zha-va]
🔻The globus cruciger (Latin for 'cross-bearing orb'), or "the orb and cross", is an orb surmounted by a cross. It is a symbol of royal power.
🔻The orb was created by the jeweler Georg Frederick Eckart in 1784 and, like the large imperial crown, has survived to this day almost in its original form. Only at the end of the 18th century a large diamond and sapphire were added to it.
🔻A smooth, polished, hollow inside ball of red gold is entwined along the upper half with belts of garlands of silver and diamonds, which were, apparently, part of earlier state regalia - from the time of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna.
🔻At the top of the orb is an oval sapphire of 200 carats, brought from Ceylon; the huge stone is bordered with diamonds. An ancient diamond from the Golconda mines is placed at the junction of the decorative belts. Weighing 46.92 carats, this absolutely pure stone has a light blue tint and tiny cracks.
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Есть любители кофе?
• Лакать (imperfective)
[la-kat']
To lap
+
• Вылакать (perfective)
[vy-la-kat']
To lap up
• Смотри! Наш Шарик лакает твой кофе!
[smat-ri Nash sha-rik la-ka-yet tvoy ko-fe]
• Налакаться (colloquial)
[na-la-kat-tsa]
To become/get drunk
Its synonym is:
• Набраться (colloquial)
[nab-rat-sa]
• Когда ты успел так налакаться, Джо?!
[ kag-da ty us-pel tak na-la-kat-tsa dzho]
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