😉 Доброе утро, товарищи!

• Хорошего воскресенья всем! 
[ kharosheva vaskrisen'ya fsem ]
Good Sunday to you all!

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🔢🔢🔢 Каши / Cereals:

• Каша (femin.)
  [ kasha ]
🔻In Russian, the word kasha refers to any kind of porridge.
🔻Traditionally, such cereal porridge is cooked in milk, especially if it is to be served for breakfast:

1. Манная каша
  [ mannaya kasha ]
🇬🇧 Semolina porridge

2. Овсяная каша
  [ avsyanaya kasha ]
🇬🇧 Oatmeal porridge

3. Гречневая каша
  [ grechnivaya kasha ]
🇬🇧 Buckwheat

4. Пшённая каша
  [ pshonnaya kasha ]
🇬🇧 Millet porridge

5. Перловая каша
  [ perlovaya kasha ]
🇬🇧 Pearl barley porridge

🎧🗣👇

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👋 Доброе утро, друзья!

•Начинаем рабочую неделю!
[ nachinayem rabochuyu nidel'u ]
Let's start the work week!

🎶Music: The Walt of the Flowers from the Nutcracker by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Video by: spawtv anch

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🔢🔢🔢 Прилагательные/ Аdjectives:

1. Креативный
    [ kriativnyj ]
    Creative

2. Необычный
    [ niobychnyj ]
    Unusual

3. Странный
    [ strannyj ]
    Strange, weird

4. Необыкновенный
    [ niobyknavennyj ]
    Uncommon, unique

5. Своеобразный
    [ svayeabraznyj ]
    Peculiar

✔Feminine nouns end in -a, -я, -ь

✔Feminine adjectives end in -aя/-яя

• ЭтA причёскA очень (необычнАЯ)!
[ eta prichoska ochen' neobychnAYA]
🇬🇧 Thus hairstyle is very unusual!

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• Балдеть (imperfective)
  [ bald'et' ]

Meaning:
1. To rejoice, to enjoy, to experience pleasant sensations.
2. To rest, do nothing

• Сова балдеет, когда её гладят.
[ sava baldeyet, kagda yeyo glad'at ]
🇬🇧 The owl gets excited when you pet it.

❗️But prefix o- can completely change the meaning of the verb:

• Обалдеть (perfective)
  [ abald'et' ]

Meaning:
To lose the ability to think, become stupefied, shocked

• Я просто обалдел от этой новости!
[ ya prosta abaldel at etay novasti ]
🇬🇧 I was just shocked with this news!

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#spoken_Russian

#prefixes

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• Качественный триКОТAж
  [ kachistvennyj trikatazh ]
  Нigh-quality knitwear

Три + кота + ж = 🔢🐈🐈🐈

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УАЗ на Байкале
[ uaz na bajkale ]

UAZ is usually called УАЗик [ uazik ] It used to be very popular in Russia.

🔻The UAZ-452 is a family of four wheel drive off-road vans and light trucks with body-on-frame construction and cab over engine design, built by the Ульяновский Автомобильный Завод (УАЗ) Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant (UAZ) since 1965.

🔻Originally designed for the Soviet military, since 1985 the vans received a lot of updates.

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😉 Some morning humour from the East!

Бодрого утра всем!

Video by: tlanasynervoo

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🔢🔢🔢 Женский род / Feminine:

1. Девочка
    [ devachka ]
    A girl

2. Девушка
    [ devushka ]
    А young woman

3. Женщина
    [ zhenschina ]
    A woman

4. Тётя
    [ t'ot'a ]
    SLT: aunt (but also just a woman)

• Тётка (a bit rude, colloquial)
   [ t'otka ]

5. Бабушка
    [ babushka ]
    SLT: granny or just an old woman

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'Москва' by Dschinghis Khan (1979)

🔻When the city was founded in 1147 it was called  'Moskov" which sounded closer to the present-day English pronunciation.

🔻The city was named after the Moskva river, on which the city is situated.

🔻Finno-Ugric tribes used to live on the territory of the present-day Moscow. The name of the Moskva river most probably originates from an ancient Finnic language.

🔻According to different theories the name of the city might mean 'marshy place',  'dark waters', ´mossy plain´, 'gnat'  but linguists cannot come to any agreement and those theories haven't been proven yet. 

🔻Moscow has never changed its name. Lots of cities in Russia had different names in different times (St Petersburg - Leningrad , Stalingrad - Volgograd etc).

📎 Just one question: why on earth Natasha??🤨

Video by: Dr Ludwig

#sing_it_ 🎵 🇩🇪 🇬🇧

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• Начальник! Я сегодня не могу прийти на работу по уважительной причине!

[ nachal'nik! Ya sivodnya ni magu prijti na rabotu pa uvazhytel'nay prichine ]

🇬🇧 Boss! I can't go to work today for an important  reason!

👋 Доброе утро, товарищи!

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🔢🔢🔢 Компьютер /Computer:

1. Клавиатура (клавиатуры)
    [ klaviatura (klaviatury)]
    Keyboard(s)

2. Системный блок (системные блоки)
    [ sistemnyj blok (sistemnyjе bloki)]
    System unit(s)

3. Мышка (мышки)
    [ myshka (myshki)]
    (Computer) mouse (mice)

4. Монитор (мониторы)
    [ manitor (manitory)]
    Monitor(s)

5. Коврик (коврики) для мышки
    [ kovrik (kovriki) dl'a myshki ]
    Mouse pad(s)

🎧🗣⬇️

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🎵Москва, метро и балалайки
I guess you don't need the translation here😉

• Балалайка (femin.)
  [ balalajka ]

• Балалайки (plural)
  [ balalajki ]

• играть на (+ noun in prepositional case)
[ igrat' na...]
To play the ...

• В московском метро ребята играли на балалайках.
[ v maskofskam metro ribyata igrali na balalajkah ]
🇬🇧 In the Moscow metro, the guys were playing the balalaikas.

🎧🗣👇

Video by: balalaikes

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