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The main building of Moscow State University (Москóвский госудáрственный университéт) 😍😍😍 And what universities are there in your country/city? Write in the comments and share photos!

In the Russian language, there can be such an interesting little dialogue 😁 Can you translate it? See the translation in the comments

Hello! The national dish of Russia is Щи (shchi)! Traditionally, shchi is prepared with fresh cabbage in the summer or with sauerkraut in the winter. What are the national dishes in your country? Share in the comments and attach photos! Let's discuss this in Russian 🍜🥘🍱

We already had a post about how rearranging words in some phrases changes its meaning to the opposite. You can read about it here - https://t.me/std_rus/180. Let's consider a new phrase with the same property! "Не надо меня уговаривать" and "Меня не надо уговаривать" Let's look at the translation of these words separately: Не (ne) - Not Надо (náda) - Need Меня (menyá) - Me Уговаривать (ugavárivat') - Persuade Try to guess in the comments which phrase means "yes" and which means "no"🤍

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For new subscribers and those who missed it💥 We have a chat where you can talk to native speakers and like-minded people. Ask questions about the Russian language and just chat 🤍 Join us! - https://t.me/strus_chat

Hello everyone! We've decided to slightly change the format of our posts. Now there will be more interactivity and communication with you in the comments under the posts. We will discuss many topics in Russian and share information with each other. P.S. Educational posts will also continue! We are continuing to work on them to help you learn the Russian language 🤍 What do you think of this format? Share in the comments! 😁

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Russian swearing can be considered a separate language🙈 Although its use is not considered acceptable, Russian swearing is everywhere. You can hear it in movies, jokes, and on the internet. A huge number of people use it in their daily lives. Often, it helps to express emotions that cannot be expressed with ordinary words. However, language teachers usually do not address it at all. And figuring it out on your own is simply impossible. That's why we decided to create a checklist for you on this topic, which we have finally completed. In it, we: ✅ Collected and categorized the swear words of the great Russian language ✅ Provided explanations of the meaning of each word in English ✅ Added examples of usage with images ✅ Included the transcription and pronunciation of each word Now you can fully immerse yourself in the language 😁 To purchase it at the price of a cup of coffee / 4.99€ - @sabinakyznetsova.

At the same time both a meme and an announcement of the cheat sheet about Russian curse words, which comes out tomorrow! We have finished the work on it. It turned out very cool, you will like it! 🤍 What memes are your favorite? Share them in the comments and let's discuss them together (memes in English are also welcome 😁) P.S. The text in the picture: Swearing is not good...But it is necessary to call a spade a spade.

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Have you ever been curious about what Russians say when they pinch their finger in a door? Or what those mysterious words mean that you hear in Russian movies and on the streets of Moscow?🙈 Русский мат (Russian swearing) - words and expressions that are usually not allowed. But a huge number of native speakers constantly use it in everyday speech of course with those with whom it is acceptable Russian swearing is so diverse and rich that using only it you can have a conversation This is a very big and interesting topic for discussion, so we decided to prepare something for you this Thursday. All the details tomorrow💥

Words-parasites in the Russian language - Well - Ну (nu) - Here - Вот (vot) - Like - Типа (típa) - So - Так (tak) - Just - Просто (prósta) - Directly - Прямо (pryáma) - Sort of - Как бы (kak by)

Bed linen in Russian is called: Подушка (padúshka) - Pillow Одеяло (adiyála) - Blanket Простынь (próstyn') - Sheet Пододеяльник (padadiyál'nik) - Duvet cover Наволочка (návalachka) - Pillowcase

What are berries called in Russian? Земляника (zimlyaníka) - wild strawberry Малина (malína) - raspberry Смородина (smaródina) - currant (red and black) Клубника (klubníka) - strawberry Черника (cherníka) - blueberry