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The Telegraph is giving Britons advice on how to survive under a Starmer government. 🔻The newspaper suggests using swearing as an outlet. • Мат (masc.noun) [maht] Swearing, obscene/filthy language 🖼I'd say even more: use RUSSIAN mat:) Check: #foul_language posts! #news 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

🔞In Russia, the word жопа (ass/arse) has been banned. 🔻It was recognized as obscene and prohibited for use by the authors of the Explanatory Dictionary of the State Language. 🔻Other words with root -жоп- (ass/arse) have also been affected. ❗️Hurry and take notes before I delete this post! #news #foul_language 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Video ⚠️ only! (Filthy language!) The men were calmly ice fishing until, at dawn, an… Arctic nuclear icebreaker, the Arktika, sailed up to them. 🔻The fishermen watched with childlike wonder as the enormous ship headed straight for the tent where their slightly tipsy friend was sleeping. 🔻Luckily, the icebreaker changed course in time, and Lysy (Baldy) in the tent was lucky—it ended without incident. • Лысый всё проспал! The bald man slept everything away! #news #foul_language 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

From pancake to "Oops!": the Russian word БЛИН! 🔻Ever noticed Russians exclaiming блин! when they drop something or are surprised? Literally, it means pancake. 🥞 🔻In Russian, блин is one of the most common euphemisms. It's a harmless word used to replace a much stronger, taboo swear word starting with the same sounds. 🔻It's part of a whole family of everyday euphemisms like ёлки-палки (fir-trees sticks). The main goal is to let off steam without using actual profanity. 🔻So, is it a swear word? Not technically. It's a socially acceptable minced oath. You'll hear it everywhere — from friends chatting to sometimes even in casual media. But context is key: while perfectly fine in informal settings, you'd still avoid it in a formal speech or when talking to someone you deeply respect! 🔻Synonyms for БЛИН 🔻Express your negative emotions like a Russian! #spoken_Russian #foul_language 😎RCRussian

⚠️Щас я вас плохому научу:) Did you know that many animal names are used as insults in Russian? 🔢 Козёл (masc.noun) [ka-zyol] or • Коза (femin.noun) [ka-za] Goat – suggests someone is foolish or mischievous. 🔢 Овца (femin.noun) [af-tsa] Sheep or • Баран (masc.noun) [ba-ran] Ram – both variants imply stupidity and lack of initiative. 🔢 Осёл (masc.noun) [a-syol] Donkey – implies stubbornness and stupidity. 🔢 Свинья (femin.noun, common gender) [svi-n'ya] Pig – implies dirtiness, greed, and lack of refinement. 🔢 Собака (femin.noun, common gender) [sa-ba-ka] Dog – a general insult, implying disloyalty or aggressiveness. 🔢 Корова (femin.noun) [ka-ro-va] Cow - means a slow, clumsy, or dull-witted woman. 🔢 Змея (femin.noun) [zmi-ya] Snake – implies treachery and deceit. ⚠️The use of these words is highly context-dependent. Using them inappropriately can be extremely offensive! You must know these meanings but must not use them🤐! ▶️Овощи (the same use of nouns) #spoken_Russian #foul_language 😎RCRussian | Support | Boost

Today is World Anti Profanity Day! Are you celebrating? 🤐 Check out #foul_language posts to know your enemy and never, ever swear in Russian! #holidays 😎RCRussian | Support | Boost

⚠️ Образец жалобы на замедление телеграм. Извините. 🙈 Sample complaint regarding Telegram slowdown. Sorry. 🙈 🖼 advanced Russian #meme #foul_language 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

Putin has signed a decree on state language policy. 🔻The document outlines measures to reduce the use of foreign words for which Russian equivalents exist and to prohibit the use of profanity. 🔻The document also states that theRussianlanguage is a national treasure of Russia, an important cultural element that unites the country's multinational people and other peoples of the world into a single cultural and civilizational community of the Russian World. 📎 The posts with #foul_language are going to be deleted without hesitation! #news #RussianLanguage 😎RCR | Support | Boost

That merciless Russian cursive handwriting! • Шиш [shysh] 🔻This interjection (or sometimes exclamatory noun) is used to denote a strong, emphatic refusal, denial, or the idea of nothing or you won't get anything. ⚠️It's generally rude or dismissive! 🔻Шиш is a very close synonym of фиг. Both words are used in similar contexts to express negation, refusal, or to refer to the fig sign gesture. 🔻While фиг might be slightly more common and versatile in some everyday expressions, шиш carries a similar dismissive and negative connotation. #spoken_Russian #cursive #foul_language 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Напиток называется "Grappa", а не то что вы прочитали. The drink is called Grappa, not what you read. 🤔What did you read? 🗝 🔞⚠️ • Су‌чара (femin.) [su-cha-ra] ⚠️ Vulgar slang! A highly offensive, intensified version of сука(bitch). Means something like a total bitch. Expresses extreme hatred, betrayal, or disgust. ❗️Do not use this word! Understand it only to recognize aggression in speech or media! #cursive #linguistic_joke #Russian_riddle #foul_language 😎RCR | Support | Boost