🔢🔢🔢 Что носить дома /What to wear at home:
(singular-plural)

1. Халат (халаты)
    [ khalat khalaty ]
    Bathrobe, dressing gown

2. Пижама (пижамы)
    [ pizhama pizhamy ]
    Pajamas

3. Tапочкa (тапочки)
    [ tapachka tapachki ]
    Slipper(s)

4. Футболка (футболки)
    [ futbolka ( futbolki)]
    T-shirt(s)

5. Треники (colloquial, plural)
    [ treniki ]
     Sweatpants
from тренировочные (спортивные) брюки

Я ношу халат/ пижаму/ тапочки/ футболку/  треники (+ noun in accusative)
[ ya nashu ...]
🇬🇧 I wear ...

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😎 Бывают такие дни, что лень даже чайник поставить, поэтому приходится идти за пивом.

[ byvayut takiye dni, shto len' dazhe chaynik pastavit', paetamu prikhoditsa idti za pivam ]

🇬🇧 There are days when you’re too lazy to even put the kettle on, so you have to go for a beer.

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👋Бодрого утра всем!

😏 I thought you've been discussing Russian verbs of movements so passionately in the comments at night!

• Спор (masc.)
(споры) о...(+ noun in prepositional case)
  [ spor spory o...]
🇬🇧 An argument(s), dispute(s) about...

• Спорить (imperfective)
   [ sporit' ]
🇬🇧 To argue about...

• Я (не) люблю спорить о политике.
[ ya (ne) l'ubl'u sporit' a palitike ]
🇬🇧 I (don't) like to argue about politics.

📎 What a cool guy! Is he real 👆?

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🔢🔢🔢 Слова на "ё" / Words starting with "ё" letter:

Ё letter is always stressed in a word!

These are interjections expressing strong surprise, disappointment etc. They are all synonyms for:
• Блин! [ blin ] Damn!

Mind a hyphen in some words.

1. Ё-моё!
    [ yo mayo ]
SLT: ё mine

2. Ёксель-моксель!
     [ yoks'el' moks'el' ]
SLT: 🤔

3. Ёлки-палки!
    [ yolki palki ]
SLT: Fir trees - stricks

4. Ёкарный бабай!
    [ yokarnyj babaj ]
SLT: 🤔

5. Ёпрст! (is read like separate letters)
   [ yo pe re se te ]
SLT: 🤔

• Ну, ё-моё! Ты разбил  мою любимую чашку!
[ Nu, yo mаyo! Ty razbil mаyu l'ubimuju chashku ]
🇬🇧 Well, oh my! You've broken my favourite cup!

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• Порвать, как Тузик грелку (colloquial)
[ parvat' kak Tuzik grelku ]

SLT: To tear apart like Tuzik (a dog) rips apart a rubber hot- water bottle

Meaning:
To tear into pieces easily, to smash someone, to tear to shreds

🔻This figurative expression means that someone can destroy or win someone and will do it as easy and fast as a dog will tear a medical rubber hot water bag (which is called "грелка" in Russia) into pieces.

🔻These words are not always rude, they often have ironic sense.

• Я тебя порву, как Тузик грелку!
[ ya tib'a parvu kak tyzik grelku ]
🇬🇧 I'll easily kick your ass!

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🔻Gena the crocodile's song hit the top of German YouTube.

🔻Rapper Liaze, Russian by origin, mixed his track with the cult Soviet single. The video immediately went viral online.

🤔 Can anyone tell me what he is singing about in German?

The original song is from a Soviet cartoon about Cheburachka.👇

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😀That's how 'Никому не здрасти!' looks like.
Just in case you are in а bad mood today.

• Никому не здрасти!
  [ nikamu ni zdrasti ]
  SLT: to no-one no hello
 
Здрасти (сolloquial form from <- здравствуйте)

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🔢🔢🔢 На завтрак / For breakfast:

• У меня на завтрак...
[ u min'a na zaftrak...]
SLT: at me for breakfast...
🇬🇧 For breakfast I have...

1. Каша (каши)
    [ kasha kashi ]
    Cereal(s), porridge, oatmeal

2. Яичница (яичницы)
    [ yaishnitsa yaishnitsy ]
    Fried egg(s)
  
3. Блин (блины)
    [ bl'in bl'iny ]
    Pancake(s)

4. Бутерброд (бутерброды)
    [ but'erbrot but'erbrody ]
    Sandwich(es)

• Бутер (бутеры) (<-colloquial)
[ but'er but'ery ]

5. Омлет (омлеты)
     [ amlet amlety ]
    Omelette(s)

• И, конечно, кофеёк!
  [ i kaneshna kafiyok ]
🇬🇧 And of course coffee!

😀 Кофеёк (сolloquial)<- кофе

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• Эрмитаж
[er-mi-tazh]

😍Today, more than 50 cats live in the Hermitage!

🔻The history of the fluffy inhabitants of the Hermitage dates back to the 18th century, when Peter I settled here the cat Vasily, which was brought by him from Holland.

🔻Catherine II gave cats the status of guards of art galleries and since then they have been protecting masterpieces of world art from rats.

🔻In the 18th century, by decree of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, a whole batch of cats from Kazan appeared in the Hermitage.

🔻There is a tradition of giving the Hermitage cats the names of great artists.

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