🔢🔢🔢 Мебель / Furniture:

1. Кресло (кресла)
    [ kreslo (kresla)]
    Armchair(s)

2. Диван (диваны)
    [ divan (divany)]
    Sofa(s)

3. Шкаф (шкафы)
    [ sheaf (shkafy)]
    Wardrobe(s)

4. Стол (столы)
    [ stol (staly)]
    Desk(s)

5. Стул (стулья)
    [ stul (stul'ya)]
    Chair(s)

• В моей комнате (есть) диван, шкаф, стол и два стула.
[ v mayey komnate (yest') divan, shkaf, stol i dva stula ]
🇬🇧: In my room (there is) a sofa, a wardrobe, a desk and two chairs.

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• Утро понедельника...
  [ utra panidel'nika ]
  A Monday morning is like...

🔻УТРО (чего? of what?) понедельникА (genitive case)

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🔢🔢🔢 Занятия зимой / Winter activities:

🔻Кататься на (+ noun in prepositional case)

There is no single word for 'кататься' in English, it depends on the expression:

1. Кататься на санках
    [ katat'sya na sankakh ]
    To go sledding

2. Катaться на лыжах
    [ katat'sya na lyzhakh ]
    To go skiing/ To ski

3. Кататься на коньках
    [ katat'sya na kan'kakh ]
    To go skating/ To skate

4. Кататься на ватрушке
    [ katat'sya na vatrushke ]
    To go snow tubing
Literally 'ватрушка' means 'cheesecake'.

5. Кататься на снегоходе
    [ katat'sya na snegakhode ]
    To ride a snowmobile

• Зимой я люблю кататься на (снегоходе)!
[ zimoy ya l'ubl'u katatsa na (snegakhode)]
🇬🇧 In winter I'm keen on riding a snowmobile!

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💰 A lifehack to improve your financial situation: take a cat or even two and pronounce the spell in Russian:

• Я коту поглажу лапки, значит, завтра будут бабки!
[ ya kаtu pаglazhu lapki, znachit, zaftra budut bapki ]
🇬🇧 I’ll stroke the cat’s paws, so there will be money tomorrow!

🔻'Бабки' is a colloquial word for 'деньги'  [den'gi ] money.

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• Мысли на сон грядущий
  [ mysli na son gryadushchiy ]
  SLT: Thoughts on the coming sleep
🇬🇧 Thoughts before bedtime

• грядущий (сон)
[ gr'yeduschij ]
SLT: Future, coming, forthcoming

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😅 Some difficulties of language learning.

• скотина
  [ skatina]
  1. Cattle (collective), or
2. Brute, dolt ⚠️ low colloquial!

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• Не будить до выходных!
  [ ni budit' da vykhadnykh ]
🇬🇧 Don't wake (me) up until the weekend!

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🔢🔢🔢 Канцтовары / Stationery:

1. Ручка (ручки)
    [ruchka (ruchki)]
    Pen(s), handle(s), arm(s) (deminutive)

2. Карандаш (карандаши)
    [karandash (karandashy)]
    Pencil(s) or crayon(s)

3. Фломастер (фломастеры)
[ flamast'er (flamast'ery)]
    Felt tip pen(s)

4. Линейка (линейки)
    [lineyka (lineyki)]
    Ruler(s)

5. Cтёрка (стёрки)
    [st'yorka (st'yorku)]
    Eraser(s)

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• Состояние нестояния
(from 'не стоять' not stand)
[sas-ta-ya-ni-ye ni-sta-ya-ni-ya]
🇬🇧 The state of non-standing, in no fit state, in no condition

🔻This joking phrase is usually used about:
1. being under the influence of alcohol,
2. being tired to the bone or
3. sometimes about the man's weakness.

- Помоги мне!
- Я не могу, я в состоянии нестояния!
[ pamagi mnye! Ya ni magu, ya f sastayaniyi nistayaniya ]
🇬🇧 - Help me!
- I can't! I'm in no condition!

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🔢🔢🔢 Салаты / Salads:

1. Оливье
    [ аliv'ye ]
    Russian or Olivie salad

2. Селёдка под шубой
    [ sil'yodka pad shubay ]
    SLT: Herring under a fur coat
    Dressed herring salad

3. Крабовый салат
    [ krabavyj salat ]
    Сrab salad

4. Салат Цезарь
    [ salat tsezar' ]
    Caesar salad

5. Винегрет
    [ vinigret]
    Vinaigrette or beetroot salad

🔻Я люблю + (noun in accusative case)
[ ya l'yubl'yu ...]
I love/like ...

• Больше всего я люблю (оливье/селёдку под шубой/ крабовый салат/ салат Цезарь/ винегрет)!
[ bol'she fsivo ya l'yubl'yu (aliv'ye/sil'yodku pad shubay...)]
🇬🇧 Most of all I like ...

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• Селёдка под шубой is also called just 'шуба' [ shooba ] a fur coat.

🔻The salad features layers of:
1. salt-cured herring,
2. grated potatoes,
3. carrots,
4. onions and
5. beetroots (all boiled),
6. topped with a cheerful dose of beet-dyed, bright pink mayonnaise
7. and, sometimes, finely grated hard-cooked egg.

🔻 There are different legends about the origin of this salad.
One of them says that it became a hit in Russia, where it came to symbolize national unity:
🐟 Herring was a favourite food of the working poor,
🍆 the beets added a streak of revolutionary red,
🥔 and the potatoes represented farmers.

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