🔢🔢🔢 Звуки животных-1/ Sounds animal make-1:

1. Баран: бее-бее, блеет
[bee-bee, ble-yet]
Ram: ba-a-ba-a, bleats

2. Белка: цвир-цвирк, цвиркает
[tsvir-tsvirk, tsvir-ka-yet]
Squirrel: keooo-keooo, squeaks

3. Волк: ууу-ууу, воет
[uuu, vo-yet]
Wolf: puff-puff, howls

4. Ворона: кар-кар, каркает
[kar-kar, kar-ka-yet]
Crow: caw, caws

5. Змея: ш-ш-ш, шипит
[sh-sh-sh, shy-pit]
Snake: hiss-hiss, hisses

6. Корова: му-у, мычит
[mu-u, my-chit]
Cow: moo-moo, lows

7. Кошка: мяу-мяу, мяукает
[myau-myau, myi-u-ka-yet]
Cat: mew-mew, meows

8. Курица: ко-ко-ко, кудах-тах-тах, кудахчет
[ko-ko-ko, ku-dakh-takh-takh, ku-dakh-chet]
Chicken: cluck-cluck, clucks

9. Лошадь: иго-го, ржёт
[i-go-go rzhyot]
Horse: neigh-neigh, neighs

10. Лягушка: ква-ква, квакает
[kva-kva, kva-ka-yet]
Frog: ribbit-ribbit, croaks/ribbits

❓ Does it differ much from your native language?

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On December 30, 1922, the 1st All-Union Congress of the Soviets approved the Agreement on the formation of the USSR.

🔻It was signed by the heads of delegations of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR), the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR), Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic (BSSR), and the Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic (ZSFSR).

🇷🇺 For my determined Russian language learners:

🇷🇺 text of the anthem is here

🇬🇧 text of the anthem is here

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At the window display before the new year.
Moscow, 1955

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- Наташа, а ты шампанское на Новый Год купила?
- Да, уже пятый раз
- Natasha, did you buy champagne for the New Year?
- Yes, for the fifth time already


• Пять (cardinal numeral)
[pyat']
Five

💢But
• (В) пятый раз (ordinal numeral)
[f pya-tyj ras]
For the fifth time

🔻Ordinal numerals, like full adjectives, change by number, gender (in the singular), and case.

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❤ Elizovo, Kamchatka

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🎄AI created New Year and Christmas greetings with the participation of leaders of different countries.

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"Touch nothing, it's for New Year" period is declared as open.

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From Olympic Misha to the squirrel with candies: classic New Year's cards from the USSR were revived using a neural network.

Video: the TV channel История

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Kaliningrad Amber Factory of Rostec has made the tallest Christmas tree made of amber.

🔻The Christmas tree is made out of 200 thousand needles. Each needle is a piece of processed amber with the size ranging from 6 mm to 20 mm.

🔻Starting from July, 12 masters were working on the Christmas tree. The weight of the amber in the item was 43 kg.

See also: the Kalinigrad Regional Amber Museum

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New Year's effective way to serve champagne was shown in social media:

🎄🥂Just remember the recipe:

🌟Throw a handful of cranberries into the glass and pour water over them, so that the berries are completely hidden.

🌟Take a rosemary sprig, remove the lower leaves and add to the berries.

🌟Put the glass in the freezer and wait until the water freezes.

🌟Take it out, cover with champagne and admire.

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How to Make a New Year's Wish in Russian

🔻On New Year's Eve in Russia, there is a tradition of making a wish as the Kremlin clock strikes midnight:

1⃣Я хочу (+ noun in Genitive case):

• Я хочу счастья! (I want happiness).

• Я хочу здоровья! (I want health.)

2⃣Я хочу (+ Infinitive, perf./imperf.):

• Я хочу путешествовать! (I want to travel).

• Я хочу получить повышение! (I want to get a promotion).

3⃣Пусть (+ verb in the Future Tense):

• Пусть наступит мир! (May there be peace).

• Пусть придёт любовь! (May love come).

• Пусть все будут здоровы и счастливы! (May everyone be healthy and happy.)

🥂Let's write some wishes in Russian the comments!

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Guess what the Soviet cult New Year movie it is?

🔻"The Irony of Fate, or Enjoy Your Bath!" was remade with Hollywood stars — the deepfakes of Craig, Robbie, Cooper and Statham in the lead roles.

🔻They gathered an ideal cast and edited a trailer for the cult movie using AI.

🔻Here is the original Soviet film (with English subnoscripts):

• Part-1

• Part-2

🔻And here are many more Soviet and Russian films with English subnoscripts for you to enjoy your New Year holidays.

🔻Check #films to find some more great Russian films on RCRussian!

❓Which one(s) do you like most?

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🎄Father Frost, a rescuer from Murmansk, delivers gifts on mountain skis, a snowmobile and a festive illuminated all-terrain vehicle Бурлак (Burlak).

Video: Ministry of Emergency Situations (Russia)

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👋Всем привет!

Not driving at anything on the 1st of January but:

• Жир (жиры) (masc.noun)
[zhyr (zhy-ry)]
Fat

• Жирный (masc.adj.)
[zhyr-nyj]
Fat, fatty

💢But:
• Жировать (imperf.)
[zhy-ra-vat']
To live in luxury, to indulge oneself

• С жиру беситься (phraseological unit)
[s zhy-ru bi-si-tsa]
SLT: To freak out with fat
To go wild with excess energy or wealth

🔻The noun жир (fat) appeared in the Russian language in the second half of the 11th century, but its meaning was completely different then.

🔻In Old Slavonic, жир meant wealth, luxury and abundance, but the fat layer that could appear as a result of this abundance was called тукъ.

🔻Moreover, it was a good omen to give a child a 'fat' name. That is why there were many names like Жирослав, Домажир, Нажир and Жирош in those days.

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