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[ slushaj menya chut' kandratij ni khvatil ]
🇬🇧 Man, you almost gave me a heart attack!
• Чуть кондратий не хватил
[chut' kandratij ni khvatil]
=
• Чуть кондрашка не хватила
[chut' kandrashka ni khvatila]
Literally:
'Kондратий /Kондрашка' (proper name) almost grabbed someone
Meaning:
Someone almost died, almost had a heart attack, it is usually said when someone is terribly frightened or shocked.
Origin:
This expression is associated with the events of the Bulavinsky uprising of 1707. The leader of the rebellion, Kondraty Bulavin (“Кондрашка”), in a sudden raid, destroyed the entire royal detachment led by Colonel, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky. The rebels sent a dispatch to the Tsar: “Kondrashka Bulavin grabbed Dolgoruky”.
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😅 What is modern Russian slang like?
Can you understand what the man is saying?
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Доброе утро, товарищи!
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[ subota ]
Saturday
📎 In Russian the names of weekdays are usually written with lowercase letters.
😉 What is your Saturday like?
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[ subota ]
Saturday
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1. Вы не могли бы вызвать мне такси?
[ vy ni magli by vyzvat' mne taksi ]
🇬🇧 Can you call me a taxi?
2. На Красную Площадь, пожалуйста.
[ na Krasnuyu Ploshchad', ppzhalusta ]
🇬🇧 To Red Square, please!
('на' +noun in accusative case)
Or just say the address
3. У меня с собой два больших чемодана.
[ u minya s saboy dva bol'shikh chimadana ]
🇬🇧 I’ve got two large bags with me.
4. Сколько это будет стоить?
[ skol'ka eta budet stoit' ]
🇬🇧 How much will it cost?
5. Спасибо! Сдачи не нужно.
[ spasiba! Sdachi ni nuzhna ]
🇬🇧 Thanks! Keep the change!
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🟠 An easy peasy question for Saturday!
What does the Russian adverb 'ВЗАСОС' [vzasos] mean:
What does the Russian adverb 'ВЗАСОС' [vzasos] mean:
Anonymous Quiz
32%
Enthusiastically
38%
Passionately
8%
Tediously
9%
Anxiously
14%
Natalie, this adverb sounds like SOS!
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from the verb:
• (за)сосать'
[(za)sasat']
🇬🇧 to suck (in)
• Цeлoвaтьcя взасос
[ tselovatsya vzasos ]
🇬🇧 To kiss without lifting your lips, without stopping, passionately and long, French kisses
• Засос (masc.noun)
[ zasos ]
🇬🇧 a mark on the body, caused by a kiss
🔻Surprisingly, but this adverb can be used not only in reference to kissing, though very rarely in the figurative meaning):
• Kypить взасос
[ kurit' vzasos ]
🇬🇧 to smoke eagerly
• Пpoчитaть poмaн взасос
🇬🇧 to read the novel without stopping
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🎵"Ойся, ты ойся"
a Cossack dance song
"На горе стоял казак"
(a Cossack stood on the mountain).
• Flanking with a saber
• Cossack Lezginka
🔻Казаки [ kazaki ] (The Cossacks) are a predominantly East Slavic Orthodox Christian people originating in the Pontic–Caspian steppe of eastern Ukraine and southern Russia.
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a Cossack dance song
"На горе стоял казак"
(a Cossack stood on the mountain).
• Flanking with a saber
• Cossack Lezginka
🔻Казаки [ kazaki ] (The Cossacks) are a predominantly East Slavic Orthodox Christian people originating in the Pontic–Caspian steppe of eastern Ukraine and southern Russia.
Video by: Ассоциации С (YouTube)
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[ vaskrisen'ye ]
Sunday
Хорошего отдыха, товарищи!
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1. Зима (femin.noun)
[zima]
• Зимний (adjective)
[ zimniy ]
🇬🇧 Winter, wintry
2. Весна (femin.noun)
[ visna ]
• Весенний (adjective)
[ visenniy ]
🇬🇧 Spring, vernal
3. Лето (neuter noun)
[ leta ]
• Летний (adjective)
[ letniy ]
🇬🇧 Summer, summery
4. Осень (femin.noun)
[ osen' ]
• Осенний (adjective)
[ asenniy ]
🇬🇧 Autumn/Fall, autumnal
🔻In Russian the verb 'to be' in present tense is almost always omitted. So, you have to put a dash ( - ) between subject and object in accusative:
5. (Весна) - моё любимое время года.
[ (visna) mayo lubimaye vremya goda ]
🇬🇧 (Spring) is my favourite season.
🔻The hyphen (-), on the other hand, connects compound words and phrases:
• Весна-распутица
[ visna-rasputitsa ]
🇬🇧 Spring thaw, spring bad roads
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[ rasputitsa ]
It is a period when roads become impassable or difficult to access.
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• Голубая бухта
[ galubaya bukhta ]
Covered with rocks and pine forests, the Blue Bay is one of the most beautiful places in Gelendzhik (the Black Sea).
📍Geoposition: Gelendzhik
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[ galubaya bukhta ]
Covered with rocks and pine forests, the Blue Bay is one of the most beautiful places in Gelendzhik (the Black Sea).
📍Geoposition: Gelendzhik
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🔻Please don't forget to feedback and ask questions!
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• Понедельник
[ panidel'nik ]
Monday
• Что, опять понедельник??
[ shto, apyat' panidel'nik ]
🇬🇧 What? Is it Monday again??
Что -> чё [chyo] (slang)
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1. Извини(те) (меня за ...)!
[ izvini(ti) ]
+ noun in genetive case
(-те plural, polite)
🇬🇧 I'm sorry (for)
2. Прошу прощения!
[ prashu prascheniya ]
🇬🇧 I ask for your forgiveness!
3. (Я) виноват(а)!
[ (ya) vinavat(a) ]
(masc.(-а fem.))
🇬🇧 I'm guilty!
4. Прости(те) (меня за ...)!
[ prasti(te) minya za... ]
+ noun in genetive case)
(-те plural, polite)
🇬🇧 Forgive (me for...)
5. Сорян! (Slang)
[ saryan ]
🇬🇧 A borrowed word from 'sorry'
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🟠 In Russian 'to be extremely tired/exhausted' is:
Anonymous Quiz
53%
Быть без задних ног (literally: to be without hind legs)
18%
Быть как без рук (literally: to be as if without arms)
16%
Быть без головы (literally: to be without your head)
9%
Быть как без глаз (literally: to be as if without eyes)
4%
Jeeze! Natalie, I сouldn't have imagined that Russians are so bloodthirsty!
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[ byt' bez zadnikh nok ]
Literally:
Tо be without hind legs
Meaning:
It feels like when you are physically exhausted. This is often used to describe sleeping the sleep of the dead: спать без задних ног
Origin:
The expression appeared from watching animals: after work, the horse lies down and sleeps, completely relaxing its hind legs; if you try to lift her, it will stand on her front legs, and its hind legs will not obey her.
• Набегавшись, она возвращалась домой и спала без задних ног.
[ nabegavshis', ana vazvrashchalas' damoy i spala bez zadnikh nog ]
🇬🇧 Having run around like crazy, she came home and slept like a baby.
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• Гжель
[ gzhel' ]
🔻Gzhel is a type of ceramic handicraft. It comes from the village of Gzhel in Moscow Region, where the special clay has been mined for ages.
🔻Porcelain produced from local clay was appreciated even at the court of Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich. In the 19th century, there were dozens of factories in the area, which produced dishes, stove tiles and other ceramic products, as well as toys in the form of animals.
🔻The technique of gzhel is 'majolica' and it features floral ornaments and all in the brand's blue and white colours.
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[ gzhel' ]
🔻Gzhel is a type of ceramic handicraft. It comes from the village of Gzhel in Moscow Region, where the special clay has been mined for ages.
🔻Porcelain produced from local clay was appreciated even at the court of Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich. In the 19th century, there were dozens of factories in the area, which produced dishes, stove tiles and other ceramic products, as well as toys in the form of animals.
🔻The technique of gzhel is 'majolica' and it features floral ornaments and all in the brand's blue and white colours.
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• Вторник
[ ftornik ]
Tuesday
Вторник comes from Slavic 'vьtorъ' which means 'второй' [ftaroy] the second .
❗Scientists say Tuesday is even harder that Monday due to the awareness of the need to complete all work that has been postponed !
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1. У меня депреcняк. (slang)
[ u minya dipresnyak ]
from 'депрессия'
I've got a depression, I'm feeling blue
2. Мне скучно.
[ mnye skooshna ]
I'm bored.
3. Я в норме.
[ ya v norme ]
I'm alright.
4. Мне весело.
[ mnye vesila ]
I'm having fun.
• Я сегодня навеселе.
[ ya sivodnya navisilye ]
I'm tipsy today.
5. Я сегодня в ударе!
[ ya sivodnya v oodarje ]
I'm at my best today!
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What other meaning does the verb ПАРИТЬ (from the noun ПАР (steam)) have:
Anonymous Quiz
25%
To entertain someone with jokes
5%
To be in the public eye
9%
To invade one's privacy
56%
To bother someone with complaints or problems
5%
Natalie, are you sure there's some difference in the meaning between пАрить аnd парИть?
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🧠 Парить мозги (slang)
[ parit' mozgi ]
Literally:
to bathe one's brains
Meaning:
to bother someone with complaints, to make someone's brain ache, to fry one's brains
• Не парь мне мозги своими просьбами!
[ ne par' mne mazgi svaimi prosbami ]
🇬🇧 Don't bother me with your requests!
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[ parit' mozgi ]
Literally:
to bathe one's brains
Meaning:
to bother someone with complaints, to make someone's brain ache, to fry one's brains
• Не парь мне мозги своими просьбами!
[ ne par' mne mazgi svaimi prosbami ]
🇬🇧 Don't bother me with your requests!
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