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I read the Russian Declension Wikipedia article, which gives several examples for different adjective declensions.
The article explains that masculine adjectives ending in the nominative in ий and ...
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What is the Russian word that sounds like "bleen" that is a mild swear word. Ben Rich (Bald and Bankrupt) suggest it translates to "bloody hell".
It is said 6:48 in this video (caution has a man ...
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I understand that there are a variety of ways to say "probably," which depend on the context (my attempt at translation in parentheses):
вероятно (a bit literary, more in reference to likelihood)
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The context is the following paragraph (from https://baaltii1.livejournal.com/198675.html):
Этот разговор мы начали в Принстоне, прогуливаясь по тамошней жизни и красивому закату. Показалось, что ...
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In modern Russian, прикол is a very frequently used word and means a joke, a funny incident, or just anything funny, but the original meaning of this word is very different: a stake to which a ship, a ...
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I need to translate the word "срач" to a different language. I am having a hard time trying to say it in different words in order to accurately explain the exact shade of the meaning. Could you please ...
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In The Netherlands, we learn to write Latin characters in cursive in school, but most adults write block letters in practice. My experience is that in other countries using the Latin alphabet, most ...
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thanks in advance for your answers!
I have come across ")" in many Russian written conversations, for example:
<<Вид из окна на кухне)>>
or
<<Посмотри лучше это)>>
I have even seen "))" ...
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Somebody say: I took the full test score
And I answer: Good for you!
which one is correct in Russian:
"хорошо для тебя"
or
"повезло тебе"
And also we use "тебе на пользу" in another situation like: ...
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Using the same structure in the Chinese Resources question, this is a specifically created Community Wiki which gathers resources for learning Russian and it has been approved by the Community itself.
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I noticed that Russians sometimes incorrectly spell жирный as жырный, even despite that the rule "spell жи and ши with и" is one of the most basic Russian orthography rules. I also see that Google ...
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