🔢🔢🔢 Швейные принадлежности / Sewing supplies:

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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👋Бодрого утра, товарищи!
С пятницей всех!

❓What is the name of this sport?

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🔢🔢🔢 Сидеть - 1 /To sit:

1. Сидеть ЗА столом (за + instrumental)
    [si-det' za sta-lom]
    To sit АT the table

2. Сидеть НА стуле, НА диване, В кресле (на, в + prepositional)
[si-det' NA stu-le, NA di-va-ne, V kre-sle]
To sit on the chair, on the sofa, in the armchair

3. Сидеть дома
    [si-det' do-ma]
    To stay at home, not go out

4. Cидеть в телефоне
    [si-det' f ti-li-fo-ne]
    To surf the Internet on the phone

5. Cидеть на диете
    [si-det' na di-ye-te]
    To be on a diet

• Я сижу в телефоне!
   [ya si-zhu f ti-li-fo-ne]
I am on the phone!

❓ A где сидите Вы?

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• Здорово!
  [ zdarova ]
А colloquial short form from 'Здравствуй(те)!' Hello!

• Здорово!
[ zdorava ]
Great! Awesome!

• (Я) здорова! (adj.femin)
(Я) здоров! (masc.)
[ zdarova ]
I'm healthy

❗️Mind the differences in the stress and spelling of these words!

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🔻There are 33 letters in the Russian Alphabet: 10 vowels, 21 consonants, and 2 signs (ь, ъ).

🔻Russian is an Eastern Slavonic language closely related to Ukrainian and Belorussian with about 277 million speakers in Russia and 30 other countries.

🔻With the accession of Bulgaria to the European Union on 1 January 2007, Cyrillic became the third official noscript of the European Union, following the Latin and Greek alphabets.

🔻The Early Cyrillic alphabet was developed during the 9th century AD in order to translate the Bible and other Christian texts into the Slavic languages by the two Byzantine brothers Cyril and Methodius, who had previously created the Glagolitic noscript.

🔻The noscript was named in honour of Saint Cyril.

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Holidays are coming and I hope you're feeling delighted while getting ready for these bright days!

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If you are not a total beginner in Russian (I know some are not), you could also:

🔻make up your own sentences in Russian using the materials of the posts. Some of them contain questions❓. Why not answer them?

As soon as I have time, I will correct your messages, so there will be some language practice!

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Доброе утро, товарищи!

☑️ Суббота - день недвижимости: я лежу и не двигаюсь!

• Недвижимость
  [ nidvizhimast' ]
  Immovables, real estate

• Лежать
  [ lizhat' ]
  To lie

• Не двигаться
  [ ni dvigatsa ]
  Not to move

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🔢🔢🔢 Поздравления с Рождеством и Новым Годом! / Congrats on New Year and Christmas:

1. С Рождеством!
    [ s razhdestvom ]
    SLT: (I congratulate you on) with Christmas!

2. С Новым Годом!
    [ s novym godam ]
    SLT: (I congratulate you on) with New Year!

3. Счастливого Рождества!
    [ scheslivava Razhdistva]
🇬🇧 Happy Christmas!

4. Счастливого Нового Года!
    [ scheslivava Novava Goda ]
🇬🇧 Happy New Year!

5. Желаю Вам здоровья, счастья, благополучия в новом году!
[ zhylayu Vam zdarov'ya, schast'ya, blagapaluchiya v novam gadu ]
🇬🇧 I wish you health, happiness and prosperity in the new year!

6. Пусть сбудутся все Ваши мечты!
[ pust' sbudutsa fse Vashi michty ]
🇬🇧 May all your dreams come true!

• Вам (polite, dative)
вам (plural)
тебе [tib'e] (singular)
🇬🇧 To you, for you

• Ваши (polite, nominative)
  ваши (plural)
  твои [tvayee] (singular)
🇬🇧 Your

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