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Who is Kashchei the Deathless? • Кащей Бессмертный [ka-shchey bis-smer-tnyj] 🔻Kashchei the Deathless is a negative character in Slavic fairy tales an evil wizard who embodies the destructive forces of death, cold and darkness. 🔻He is a thin and scary old man in dark clothes. He has grey hair, frowning eyebrows a hooked nose, pale skin through which bones show through. In some fairy tales he appears riding a talking horse. 🔻The image of Kashchei originates from pagan beliefs. Some myths say that Kashchei is the son of Chernobog, the lord of the underworld. 🔻He has supernatural powers. With a wave of his hand, he can turn a person into a frog, a stone, a tree. If necessary, the sorcerer himself can turn into an animal or a bird. 🔻In Russian fairy tales, he acts as the main antagonist, personifying the dark forces opposing the heroes. Kashchei kidnaps the hero's wife or bride, and his cellars are full of treasures. ❗️Got interested? Check the links over there👇 ▶️A Soviet film (1944, 1985) ▶️Кот Баюн ▶️Баба Яга ▶️Русалка Video: Ri00 #RussianFairytales #Films #mythology #Russian_culture #russianfolklore #AI 😎RCR | Support | Boost

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❤ A Russian soldier carried a wounded comrade for more than two kilometers under the threat of a Ukrainian strike. The evacuation moment was captured on video, which was published on the brigade's Telegram channel. A group of assault troops came under attack by an FPV drone while carrying out a mission. One of the fighters was seriously hit: he sustained multiple shrapnel wounds and a severe leg injury. The platoon commander provided first aid, then took off his body armor, lifted the wounded soldier onto his shoulders, and carried him to the rendezvous point with the evacuation group. The post notes that the soldier risked his own life because he had to carry his comrade in an open area. Thanks to his heroism, the wounded man was able to survive.

🧡Somewhere in Russia... • На закате (НА + Prepositional) [na za-ka-te] At sunset, at dusk • Вечером (adverb) [ve-chi-ram] In the evening • На исходе дня (НА + Prep.+Gen.) [na is-khho-di dnya] At the end of the day ✨Всем добра! #Russiannature #useful_vocabulary 😎RCR | Support | Boost

• Устал(а) как собака [u-stal / u-sta-la kak sa-ba-ka] To be as tired as a dog, to be dog-tired, to be exhausted, completely worn out, dead tired 🔻This phrase is used to express extreme physical fatigue, the kind where you can barely move. Example: • Сегодня я устала как собака! Today I'm dog-tired! 🔻Unlike in some cultures, the comparison to a dog here isn't negative – it simply emphasizes hard work and total exhaustion. ❓️А как прошёл ваш понедельник, товарищи? #phraseology #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Cousins – the last Russian Tsar Nicholas II and King George V of England. • Двоюродный брат (братья) (masc.) [dva-yu-rad-nyj brat (bra-t'ya)] = • Кузен (кузены) (masc.) [ku-zen (ku-ze-ny)] Cousin(s) ▶️Как две капли воды #retrophotos #useful_vocabulary 😎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

Куликовская битва – День воинской славы России. Battle of Kulikovo is the Day of Military Glory of Russia. 🔻September 21 marks the Day of Military Glory of Russia – the Day of the victory of the Russian regiments led by Grand Duke Dmitry Donskoy over the Mongol-Tatar troops in the Battle of Kulikovo (1380). 🔻The Battle of Kulikovo was of great historical importance in the struggle of the Russian people against the Golden Horde yoke. It dealt a severe blow to the power of the Horde and accelerated the process of its disintegration. After the Battle of Kulikovo, it became clear that there were forces in Russia capable of resisting the Horde. 🔻The victory contributed to the further growth and strengthening of the Russian centralized state. Video:История РФ #RussianMilitary #Kulibin_and_the_Red_Army 😎RCR | Support | Boost

- Ты меня любишь? Do you love me? - Да. Yes. - Сильно? A lot? / Strongly? - Да. Yes. - Насколько? How much? - Mm? Mm? - Насколько сильно? How much, strongly? - Очень! Very much! - Неубедительно... Unconvincing... 🥳Today we celebrate: • День благодарности жене! SLT: Day of gratitude to wife! Wife Appreciation Day! ❕Word of the day: • Ненаглядная (femin.) [ni-na-glya-dna-ya] My darling, my beloved, the apple of my eye 🔻A wonderfully tender and old-fashioned term of endearment. It literally means the one you can't stop looking at. • Поздравь свою ненаглядную! [paz-draf' sva-yu ni-na-glya-dnu-yu] Congratulate your darling! 🔻The word ненаглядная is a substantivized adjective. This means it originates from an adjective ненаглядная красавица (beloved beauty) but is used here as a noun, replacing words like wife or beloved. 🧨Some useful info you must know on this wonderful day: ▶️How did a husband use to call his wife in Rus'? ▶️How to address your Russian wife? ▶️How to properly thank your wife for a tasty dinner ▶️How to meet a wife after work (manual) #useful_vocabulary #holidays #russian_culture #russian_with_RCR 😎RCR | Support | Boost