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❤️‍🔥Всех с пятницей, товарищи! Congrats on Friday, comrades! • Зажига‌ть (imperf.) [za-zhi-gat'] = • Зажечь (perf.) [za-zhech] 1)To set fire, inflame 2) Colloquial: to rock, to party #spoken_Russian #friday 😎RCR | Support | Boost

The badgers have already started to prepare for wintering in Russia! 🦡❄ • Барсук (барсуки) (masc.noun) [bar-suk (bar-su-ki)] 🔻In the Priozersky district, they managed to film a badger coming out of its hole-cave at dawn, looking around, sniffing the air to see if there were any enemies nearby, and began to take morning treatments. 🔻The animals lead a twilight and nocturnal lifestyle it's great luck that it came out at dawn! 🔻Badgers are known for their cleanliness. After tidying himself up it busily began to clean its apartment as well. 🔻The badger has already started preparing its burrow for the onset of cold weather. For safety reasons, it deepens the dwelling and changes the bedding for warmth. It's no joke, badgers spend up to six months sleeping! Animals also love comfort 🔻The male does not differ from the female in badgers by colour, but the tail can determine the sex of the animal. In males it has a pointed tip. Video: D.Karpichenko #Russiannature #fact_file 😎RCR | Support | Boost

😉Ну, что, пожестим, товарищи? GENITIVE case for nouns in PLURAL. 🔻We've already learnt Genitive Case for nouns in SINGULAR, so, let's move on! • Я боюсь мышей! I'm afraid of mice! 🔻Words which require the Genitive case are: • Нет (there is no) • Много (many, a lot of) • Мало (few, little) • Без (without) • У + Gen.+ eсть (someone has) 🔻Let's look at the changes (Nom.singular -> Gen. plural): 1. Masculine plural: 😄consonant -> cons.+ов стол -> столов (table) Много столов 😄й -> ев герой -> героев (hero) Мало героев 😄ь -> ей учитель -> учителей (teacher) Нет учителей 2. Feminine plural: 😄а -> - актриса -> актрис (actress) У актрис есть талант. 😄я -> ь неделя -> недель (week) Мало недель 😄ь -> ей дверь -> дверей (door) Без дверей 3. Neuter plural: 😄о -> - лицо -> лиц (face) Много лиц 😄е -> ей море -> морей (sea) Нет морей 😄ие -> ий здание -> зданий (building) Много зданий ❗️Some nouns have an irregular Genitive plural form (Nom. plural -> Gen. plural): • братья(brothers) -> братьев • друзья(friends) -> друзей • сыновья(sons) -> сыновей • англичанин(Englishmen) -> англичан • дочери(daughters) -> дочерей • матери(mothers) -> матерей • дети(children) -> детей • люди(people) -> людей ❓А чего боитесь вы? Let's share and practice Genitive Case😉. ▶️Genitive singular ▶️Prepositional singular ▶️Prepositional plural ▶️Accusative singular ▶️Accusative plural ❤️ if you need more grammar stuff! #grammar_tips #Russiancases #genitive_plural 😎RCR | Support | Boost

👋Привет, товарищи! Всем заМУРРчательного настроения! Пятница! #just_cats #morning #NonLinguisticPost 😎RCR | Support | Boost

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"Isolated" Russia at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit. 🔻China hosted the largest summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in the history of the association. 🔻The participants of the event adopted the Tianjin Declaration, Chinese President Xi Jinping put forward the global governance initiative, and Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the SCO Plus meeting and held a series of bilateral talks. 🔻Kirill Dmitriev, the head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, joked about the "isolation" of the Russian Federation by posting a photo of Putin with the leaders of the countries at the SCO summit. BTW Which spelling of the adjective 'isolated' is correct? А) изолироваННая or Б) изолироваНая Photo: Dmitriev's Telegram channel #news 😎RCR | Support |Boost

Quick-wittedchildren we have in Russia! Загадка: - С нами он везде и всюду, без него не могут люди. Если вдруг его не станет, в мире паника настанет. Кто это? - Путин. - He's with us everywhere and always, people can't do without him. If he suddenly disappeared, panic would grip the world. Who is it? - Putin. 📎 Russian pronoun ОН can refer not only to a man/boy but also to masculine nouns (both animate or unanimate nouns) = he or it. #linguistic_joke #Russian_riddle 😎RCR | Support | Bкoost

🔢🔢🔢 How to say 'I'm sad' in Russian: 1. Мне грустно. [mnye grus-na] I feel sad. 2. На душе тоскливо. [na du-she task-li-va] My soul feels melancholy. 3. Чувствую себя подавленным/подавленной. (masc.,femin.) [chu-stvu-yu si-bya pa-dav-lye-nym/pa-dav-lye-nay] I feel down/dejected. 4. Ничто не радует. [ni-shto ni ra-du-it] Nothing brings me joy. 5. Что-то (colloquial Чёт) я приуныл/приуныла. (masc.,femin.) [shchto-ta (chyot) ya pri-u-nyl/pri-u-ny-la] Somehow, I've become a bit glum/despondent. 🎧🗣👇Не унывайте, товарищи! #365_marathon #survive_in_Russia #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

👋 Бодрого утрa всем! A cheerful morning to you all! Tap❤️ if you are still here:) #morning #NonLinguisticPost 😎RCR | Support | Boost

💜📰 – Since the first day of the war, Ukraine has been trying to involve Poland and other NATO countries in it – Duda – The EU intends to increase military spending by €2 trillion by 2031 – Kallas – Ukraine refused to meet Putin and Zelensky in Moscow – Sibiga – The United States will be ready if Poland wants to increase its military contingent there. The United States is exploring the option of reducing its military presence abroad, but not in Poland – Trump – Putin and Kim Jong-un talked at the Diaoyutai residence for just over 2.5 hours – RIA Novosti – There are always questions in relations based on the current situation, there are problems, but today President Aliyev and I greeted each other, exchanged a few words, fundamental relations and mutual interest will put everything in its place - Putin on relations with Azerbaijan – The full news roundup is here. Boost | Support | 💜🪆RD

😋 A dessert in the form of a calendar with Shufutinsky was released by a Moscow restaurant. The dessert needs to be burned: when the calendar burns, a box with candies and rowan berries is revealed underneath.

• Хоба! [ho-ba] 🔻This is a Russian interjection used to accompany or emphasize a sudden, quick, and often slightly surprising action or appearance. 🔻It's like a verbal punctuation mark for a swift, decisive move. Think of it as similar to English expressions like: • Whoop! • Ta-da! • Gotcha! • There! 🔻It conveys immediacy, a touch of surprise, and the successful execution of a small, quick task! ▶️Positive interjections ▶️Negative interjections #useful_vocabulary #spoken_Russian #interjections 😎RCR | Support | Boost