🇬🇧 Do I need to take vitamin D if my wife is sunshine?
• Солнышко
[sol-nysh-ka]
The sun, sunshine, darling, sweetie pie
🔻'Солнышко' is a diminutive form from the noun 'солнце' [soln-tse] (the sun)
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• Солнышко
[sol-nysh-ka]
The sun, sunshine, darling, sweetie pie
🔻'Солнышко' is a diminutive form from the noun 'солнце' [soln-tse] (the sun)
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'Колыбельная Тишины' Женя Любич
'Lullaby of silence' by Zhenya Lubich
📎 The movie ('Он - дракон' 'He is a dragon') is definitely worth watching👇 ! (English subtitles are available)
#sing_it_🎵 Listen, read the text/transliteration and practice your Russian!
📎 Don't forget to learn new words from this amazing song!
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'Lullaby of silence' by Zhenya Lubich
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• Память как у золотой рыбки
[pa-myat' kak u za-la-toy ryp-ki]
• У него (неё) память как у золотой рыбки! Ничего не помнит!
[u ni-vo (ni-yo) pa-myat' kak u za-la-toy ryp-ki. ni-chi-vo ni pom-nit]
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🟠 When a person keeps something that he does not really want in order to prevent anyone else from having it, Russians usually call this person:
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27%
КОТ В МЕШКЕ (a cat in a sack)
14%
СИНИЦА В РУКЕ (a bird/titmouse in the hand)
16%
КУРИЦА НА НАСЕСТЕ (a chicken on the roost)
36%
СОБАКА НА СЕНЕ (a dog on hay)
6%
That's definitely not me! I'm not a greedy person!
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• Собака на сене
[sa-ba-ka na se-ne]
SLT: A dog in on the hay
Meaning:
'A dog in the manger' is someone who keeps something that he does not really want in order to prevent anyone else from having it.
Original source:
Aesop's fable
• Васька! Ты как собака на сене: сам не ешь зерно и курам не даёшь!
[vas'-ka! Ty kak sa-ba-ka na se-ne: sam ni yesh' zir-no i ku-ram ne da-yesh']
🇬🇧 Vaska! You are like a dog in a manger: you don’t eat the grain yourself and don’t give it to the chickens!
🔻 Васька [vas'-ka] is a typical name for male cats in Russia. It comes from Bасилий [va-si-liy] which is also a name for a man.
Short form:
• Вася
[va-sya]
Diminutive form:
• Васенька
[va-sen'-ka]
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[sa-ba-ka na se-ne]
SLT: A dog in on the hay
Meaning:
'A dog in the manger' is someone who keeps something that he does not really want in order to prevent anyone else from having it.
Original source:
Aesop's fable
• Васька! Ты как собака на сене: сам не ешь зерно и курам не даёшь!
[vas'-ka! Ty kak sa-ba-ka na se-ne: sam ni yesh' zir-no i ku-ram ne da-yesh']
🔻 Васька [vas'-ka] is a typical name for male cats in Russia. It comes from Bасилий [va-si-liy] which is also a name for a man.
Short form:
• Вася
[va-sya]
Diminutive form:
• Васенька
[va-sen'-ka]
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🤪Состояние 'Натаха':
- Натаха, вставай! Ещё только четверг!
- Я задолбалась!
[sas-ta-ya-ni-ye 'Na-ta-kha': Na-ta-kha, vsta-vay! Yi-shcho tol'-ka chit-verg!- ya za-dal-ba-las']
🇬🇧 'Nataha' state:
- Natakha, get up! It's only Thursday!
- I'm sick of it!
• Задолбаться (colloquial, perfective)
[za-dal-ba-tsa]
To be fed up with, to be exhausted, to be done with
🔻Натаха [na-ta-kha] is a
dismissive form from Наталья [na-ta-lya], Наташа [na-ta-sha].
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- Натаха, вставай! Ещё только четверг!
- Я задолбалась!
[sas-ta-ya-ni-ye 'Na-ta-kha': Na-ta-kha, vsta-vay! Yi-shcho tol'-ka chit-verg!- ya za-dal-ba-las']
🇬🇧 'Nataha' state:
- Natakha, get up! It's only Thursday!
- I'm sick of it!
• Задолбаться (colloquial, perfective)
[za-dal-ba-tsa]
To be fed up with, to be exhausted, to be done with
🔻Натаха [na-ta-kha] is a
dismissive form from Наталья [na-ta-lya], Наташа [na-ta-sha].
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😳This song will never be the same:
• Она - собака
[a-na sa-ba-ka]
SLT: She is a dog
• Она погибла
[a-na pa-gib-la]
SLT: She died
• Она воcстала
[a-na vas-sta-la]
SLT: She revived
• Она бухает
[a-nabu-kha-yet]
SLT: She's drinking alcohol
🔻 Ослышка [as-lysh-ka] 'Mondegrееn' or 'misheard' is an erroneous interpretation of a phrase or word, which gives rise to new meanings in them.
#linguistic_joke
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• Она - собака
[a-na sa-ba-ka]
SLT: She is a dog
• Она погибла
[a-na pa-gib-la]
SLT: She died
• Она воcстала
[a-na vas-sta-la]
SLT: She revived
• Она бухает
[a-nabu-kha-yet]
SLT: She's drinking alcohol
🔻 Ослышка [as-lysh-ka] 'Mondegrееn' or 'misheard' is an erroneous interpretation of a phrase or word, which gives rise to new meanings in them.
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• Сделать лицо попроще [sde-lat' li-tso pa-pro-shsche]
SLT: To make (your) face simpler
Meaning:
To fix your face, to relax your face, to not try to look cooler/smarter than you really are, to not be arrogant or snobbish.
Example:
• Сделай лицо попроще, чувак.
[zde-lay li-tso pa-pro-shche, chu-vak]
• Чувак (colloquial) from парень [pa-ren'] or приятель [pri-ya-tel'] (man, lad, dude, mate)
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1. Ставить лайк (лайки) (imperf.)
[sta-vit' lay-k(i)]
2. Сделать репост (репосты) (perf.)
[zde-lat' ri-pos-t(y)]
3. Сохранять пост (посты) в избранном (imperf.)
[sakh-ra-nyat' post(pas-ty) v iz-bran-nam]
4. Листать ленту новостей (imperf.)
[lis-tat' len-tu navas-tey]
5. Подписываться на канал (каналы) (imperf.)
[pat-pi-sy-va-tsa na ka-nal(y)]
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🟠 Do you know who ГОПНИК [gop-nik] is?
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8%
A typical nickname for a pet bear in Russia
1%
A professor at a Russian university who overworks regularly
69%
A young man of working-class background with poor income and education
15%
A young man, a representative of progressive (gold) youth, usually from a wealthy family.
8%
I have no idea, Natalie! I need an explanatory brigade!
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• Гопник (гопники)
[ gop-nik (gop-ni-ki)]
Meaning:
“Gopnik”is a member of a subculture in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and in other former Soviet republics—a young man (or a woman, "гопница" gopnitsa) of working-class background who usually lives in suburban areas and comes from a family of poor education and income.
Origin:
The word “гопник” comes from the abbreviation “ГОП”. This word in turn means the following: 'Городское Общество Призора' (City Oversight Society). It was formed at the end of the 19th century and dealt with teenage hooligans, little thieves, and street children. Later, teens under the care of this society were called ГОПники (Gopniks).
🔻Between the 1980s and 2001—was the time when the Гопота [ga-pa-ta] 'gopota' subculture was at its greatest extent.
🔻Gopniks:
• wore tracksuits Adidas and caps
• nibbled sunflower seeds
• squatted
🔻In the late 2010s, the subculture has faded for the most part.
#brief_and_interesting
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[ gop-nik (gop-ni-ki)]
Meaning:
“Gopnik”is a member of a subculture in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and in other former Soviet republics—a young man (or a woman, "гопница" gopnitsa) of working-class background who usually lives in suburban areas and comes from a family of poor education and income.
Origin:
The word “гопник” comes from the abbreviation “ГОП”. This word in turn means the following: 'Городское Общество Призора' (City Oversight Society). It was formed at the end of the 19th century and dealt with teenage hooligans, little thieves, and street children. Later, teens under the care of this society were called ГОПники (Gopniks).
🔻Between the 1980s and 2001—was the time when the Гопота [ga-pa-ta] 'gopota' subculture was at its greatest extent.
🔻Gopniks:
• wore tracksuits Adidas and caps
• nibbled sunflower seeds
• squatted
🔻In the late 2010s, the subculture has faded for the most part.
#brief_and_interesting
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• Река Вуокса
[ri-ka vu-ok-sa]
The Vuoksa River
🔻Its length is 156 kilometers, 13 kilometers of which are in neighbouring Finland, so when boating in the upper part you should be careful not to inadvertently violate state borders.
📍Geoposition: Leningrad region, Russia
Photo and video by:
📷 pashenichev
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[ri-ka vu-ok-sa]
The Vuoksa River
🔻Its length is 156 kilometers, 13 kilometers of which are in neighbouring Finland, so when boating in the upper part you should be careful not to inadvertently violate state borders.
📍Geoposition: Leningrad region, Russia
Photo and video by:
#around_Russia
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Some neuter adjectives (ending in -OE) to go with the noun УТРО:
• Чудесное
[chu-des-na-ye]
Wonderful
• Изумительное
[i-zu-mi-tel'-na-ye]
Amazing, marvelous
• Восхитительное
[vas-khi-ti-tel'-na-ye]
Amazing, lovely
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Video: Belogorsky Convent, Perm Krai, Russia
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🇷🇺 Former US boxer Kevin Johnson won his first victory after receiving a Russian passport.
“As a Russian, I am glad that I made my country proud of me. I need to show that I represent Russia. I needed to be another Johnson."
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• Жертва домашнего Василия
[zhert-va da-mash-ni-va
Va-si-li-ya]
The victim of domesticviolence
Vasiliy
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[zhert-va da-mash-ni-va
Va-si-li-ya]
The victim of domestic
Vasiliy
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Find 5 Russian nouns (nicknames) that can be referred either to a man or a woman.
🔻These nouns are from our RCRussian channel.
🔻Diagonal and reverse words are allowed.
🔻Share your ideas in the comments👇 !
Correct answers:
• Задира
• Зануда
• Пупсик
• Душнила
• Копуша
🤔 Do you remember what these nouns mean?
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🔻These nouns are from our RCRussian channel.
🔻Diagonal and reverse words are allowed.
🔻Share your ideas in the comments
Correct answers:
• Зануда
• Пупсик
• Душнила
• Копуша
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