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Russian Autumn Vocabulary
September, 1st is the first day of autumn. Let’s learn some words about autumn in Russian. золота̀я о̀сень – golden autumn листопа̀д – leaf fall ба̀бье лѐто – Indian summer…
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ЖАРКИЙ vs. ГОРЯЧИЙ. How to use ‘Hot’ correctly in Russian.
In Russian, both «горячий» and «жаркий» can be translated as “hot” in English, but they have slightly different meanings. «Горячий» is used to describe something that is physically hot in…
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How to Say Get Well Soon in Russian
When someone we care about is feeling under the weather, it’s natural to want to show them that we’re thinking of them and wishing them a speedy recovery. One of…
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11 Tips for Making the Russian Language An Integral Part of Your Everyday Life
Regular learning process is the key to your success in learning of the Russian language. It is very difficult for an adult to find free time for classes, so I…
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25 Russian Adjectives and Participles to Describe Events│Russian Vocabulary
In this article, I’ll teach you 25 Russian adjectives and participles that you can use to describe events, concerts or parties. Каким может быть праздник\встреча\событие: Positive Masculine Feminine Neuter…
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Russian Cooking Verbs │Russian Vocabulary
The best way to learn a foreign language is to make it an integral part of your life. Do you like cooking? Look for recipes in Russian. This will be…
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The difference between МЫТЬ, СТИРАТЬ и ЧИСТИТЬ
Very often, Russian language learners confuse the verbs МЫТЬ, СТИРАТЬ и ЧИСТИТЬ (to clean, wash, and wash😊). Verbs are very important because we often use them in everyday life. So…
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Янв
My Marmalade by Katya Lel. Lyrics and Translation
“My Marmalade” (My sweetie) by Katya Lel was popular about 20 years ago in Russia. But somehow it became viral again. So let’s find out what this song is about.…
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Russian Winter Vocabulary
Russian winter is famous all over the world. Let’s learn some new words to be able to talk about winter weather, activities, and holidays, of course. So, make a cup…