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Questions about the meaning, the origin, and the usage of multi-word expressions with more or less idiomatic or metaphorical meaning.
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Russian equivalents of the ironic German expression "Du beliebst zu scherzen!"
In more spoken language we would say
Да ты Петросян!
Petrosyan is a known comic, and his jokes are thought to be low level.
Another slang/spoken way to tell someone he must be joking / lying …
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