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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...)]
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🟠 Which Russian salad(s) have you tried (or would you like to try)?
Anonymous Poll
49%
Olivie
16%
Dressed herring
18%
Crab salad
25%
Ceasar salad
26%
Vinaigrette or beetroot salad
5%
Nah, nothing can scare me more than 'холодец' [ khalad'ets ] jelly meat!
16%
I've tried them all and survived!
1%
Not for all the money in the world!
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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.
Check the original recipe of dressed herring salad over there👇 !
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🔻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.
Check the original recipe of dressed herring salad over there
#Russian_cuisine
#Russianfood
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• In Russia, eggs have risen in price by 40 per cent. In my city 10 eggs cost about 150 rubles.
😏 Russians immediately started to make fun of this news.
#memes
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😁 Доброе утро, товарищи!
Будьте на позитиве! (imperative, plural/polite)
[ bud'te na pazitive ]
• быть на позитиве
[ byt' na pazitive ]
To be/stay positive/optimistic
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Будьте на позитиве! (imperative, plural/polite)
[ bud'te na pazitive ]
• быть на позитиве
[ byt' na pazitive ]
To be/stay positive/optimistic
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1. Нитка (нитки) (femin.noun)
[ nitka (nitki)]
Thread(s)
2. Иголка (иголки) (femin.noun)
[ igolka (igolki)]
Needle(s)
3. Ножницы (plural)
[ nozhnitsy ]
Scissors
4. Швейная машинка (швейные машинки) (femin.noun)
[ shveynaya mashinka (shveynayje mashinki) ]
Sewing machine(s)
5. Вдеть нитку в иголку (perfective; accusative)
[ vdet' nitku v igolku ]
Thread the needle
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• Задира (can be either feminine or masculine)
[za-di-ra]
Teaser, buller, scrapper
• Задирать (imperfective, + accusative)
[zadi-rat']
Meaning:
1) To lift something up
2) задирать нос
[zadd-rat' nos]
To cock the nose
2) To bully someone, to tease
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[za-di-ra]
Teaser, buller, scrapper
• Задирать (imperfective, + accusative)
[zadi-rat']
Meaning:
1) To lift something up
2) задирать нос
[zadd-rat' nos]
To cock the nose
2) To bully someone, to tease
❓Кто задира?
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Томск
[ tomsk ]
🔻Founded in 1604, Tomsk is one of the oldest cities in Siberia.
🔻The city is a notable educational and scientific center with six state universities consisting of over 100,000 students, including Tomsk State University, the oldest university in Siberia.
📍Geoposition: Tomsk Region, Siberia, Russia
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[ tomsk ]
🔻Founded in 1604, Tomsk is one of the oldest cities in Siberia.
🔻The city is a notable educational and scientific center with six state universities consisting of over 100,000 students, including Tomsk State University, the oldest university in Siberia.
📍Geoposition: Tomsk Region, Siberia, Russia
Photos by: marusia.savina
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