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В прошлом году я хотел, чтобы зима была НЕхолодной. В этом году я хочу, чтобы зима была НЕядерной. Last year, I wanted the winter to be mild (not cold). This year, I want the winter to be non-nuclear. 🤯The particle не can be written either separately from or together with an adjective. 👍 Written SEPARATELY: не холодная is used to express negation or contrast. Think of it as not cold, but... • Это НЕ холодная, А тёплая зима. This is not cold, but warm winter. 👍 Written AS ONE WORD: нехолодная creates a new, unified concept. It describes the quality of being mild, cool. • Я предпочитаю НЕхолодныезимы. I prefer mild wnters. #adjectives #grammar_tips #memes 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

После ядерного взрыва выживут только тараканы и ... самокатчики. After a nuclear blast, the only ones left will be cockroaches and ... scooter riders. • Заснеженная (Москва) (femin.adj.) [za-sne-zhy-na-ya] Snow-covered, snowy, blanketed in snow (Moscow) Synonym: • Занесённая снегом (femin.) [za-ni-syo-na-ya sne-gam] 🔻Cognate words for снег 🔻Как снег на голову 🔻Много снега навалило 🔻А зима будет большая🎵 #just_a_joke #revision #adjectives 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

В Россию завезли санкционную Кока-колу:) They've brought sanctioned Coca-Cola into Russia:) • Санкционный (masc.adj.) [san-ktsy-on-nyj] Sanction-related, sanctioned, subject to sanctions 🔻This adjective describes something that is directly connected to, affected by, or created as a result of sanctions (ограничительные меры). Common collocations: • Санкционные списки (plural noun) sanctions lists (lists of individuals/entities under restrictions) • Cанкционные товары (plural noun) Sanctioned goods (products subject to trade restrictions) • Cанкционные меры (plural noun) Sanction measures • Cанкционное давление (neut.noun) Sanctions pressure • Попасть под санкционные ограничения (perf.) To fall under sanctions restrictions #useful_vocabulary #adjectives 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

Всем надо работать, кроме очень красивых. Есть такое правило: очень красивые могут не работать, но только очень красивые. Everyone needs to work, except for the very beautiful. There's a rule: very beautiful don't have to work, but only if they're very beautiful. 🔻Did you know that there is a colloquial form of красивый(beautiful)? 🔻This is a playful, informal term of endearment used to describe something exceptionally beautiful, sweet, and visually appealing: 👍Красивошный (masc.adj.) [kra-si-vash-nyj] = 👍Красивошная (femin.adj.) [kra-si-vash-na-ya] = 👍Красивошное (neut.adj.) [kra-si-vash-na-ye] = 👍Красивошные (plural adj.) [kra-si-vash-ny-ye] Beautiful, handsome 😺 Show this to your very fluffy beautiful one! #spoken_Russian #adjectives 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

Русский язык стал обязательным для изучения в школах КНДР с 4 класса. Russian has become compulsory for study in DPRK schools from 4th grade. 🔻Russian has been introduced in DPRK schools as a mandatory language for study from 4th grade. In Russia, currently more than 3,000 school students are studying Korean as a second or third foreign language. • Обязательный (masc.adj.) [аb-ya-za-tyel'-ny] Mandatory, compulsory, required ▶️Как учить русский #news #adjectives #russian_language 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Electric sleds have replaced electric scooters. 🔻In Novosibirsk, Biysk and other cities, a winter version of electric scooters (which have become a real danger for pedestrians👿!!!) has been launched — you can now zip around the snowy city on electric sleds. • Электрический (masc.adj.) [е-lik-tri-chis-ky] Electric • Самокат (самокаты) (masc.noun) [sam-a-kat (sam-a-ka-ty)] A kick scooter • Санки (plural) [san-ki] A sled (a vehicle on runners for sliding over snow) • Это нам за то, что не молимся. This is what we get for not praying. #news #useful_vocabulary #adjectives 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Средневековая живопись такая утончённая. Тем временем коты... Medieval painting is so refined. Meanwhile, cats... • Утончённый (masc.adj.) [oo-tan-chyon-nyj] Sophisticated, refined #just_cats #just_a_joke #adjectives 😎RCR | Support | Boost

• Хорош [kha-rosh] 🔻You know хорош as the short form of the adjective хороший [kha-ro-shyj] (good/nice): • Он очень хорош. He is very handsome/nice. 💢 But there's another, very common usage: Хорош (+ imperf.infinitive)! can be used as an exclamation meaning: Enough! / Stop it! / Cut it out! Example: • Ну, хорош работать! Сегодня пятница! Hey, enough working! Today is Friday! 😉So, хорош can either describe a good guy or tell someone to quit being a bad one! Its synonym is ▶️Хватит! #spoken_russian #adjectives #learn_russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Городской 🆚️ Деревенский 🔻These two words describe a classic contrast in Russian life! 🔢 Городской (masc.adj.) [ga-ra-tskoy] = • Городская (fem.) [ga-ra-tska-ya] = • Городское (neut.) [ga-ra-tsko-ye] = • Городские (plural) [ga-ra-tski-ye] Meaning: Urban, city (Relates to a city or town) 🔻It can be used with a noun or on its own to mean a city dweller: • Я - городской житель. I'm a city dweller. Or • Я - городской! I'm a city person! 🔢 Деревенский (masc.adj.) [di-ri-ven-skiy] = • Деревенская (fem.) [di-ri-ven-ska-ya] = • Деревенское (neut.) [di-ri-ven-ska-ye] = • Деревенские (plural) [di-ri-ven-ski-ye] Meaning: rural, village, rustic, country-style (Relates to a village or the countryside). 🔻Also used to describe something simple or rustic. 🔻Can stand alone for a village person: • Мой кот - деревенский житель. My cat is a village dweller. • Он — деревенский. He's from the village. • Деревенский стиль Rustic style ▶️Деревня 🎧🗣👇А вы деревенские или городские? #tricky_words #adjectives #useful_vocabulary #learn_russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost