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A quick rundown on the recent solar eclipse – for those who missed it. 🔻Save this rare video; the next eclipse is not for another 5 years. • Затмение (затмения) (femin.) [zat-me-ni-ye (zat-me-ni-ya)] Eclipse(s) #news #useful_vocabulary #just_a_joke #just_cats 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

Я всё равно пойду гулять! Зимой! В мороз! Ночью! I'm going for a walk anyway! In winter! In the freezing cold! At night!  КОГДА? (When?) 🔢 Nominative case: • Сегодня 31-ое марта Today is the 31st of March.(марта - Gen.case) 🔢 Prepositional case (century, year, month, week): • В 15-ом веке (in the 15th century) • В 2025-ом году(in 2025) • НА этой неделе (this week) • В апреле (in April) ❗But: • В мае (Prep.) 2025-ого года (Genit.) (in May 2025) 🔢 Instrumental case (part of the day, season): • Утром (in the morning) • Днём (in the afternoon) • Вечером(in the evening) • Ночью(at night) • Зимой (in winter) • Весной (in spring) • Летом (in summer) • Осенью(in autumn) ❗But: • Весной (Instr.) 2025-ого года (Gen.) 🔢 Accusative case (weekend, week days): • В выходной(at the weekend) • В субботу(on Saturday) ❗But: • ВО вторник (on Tuesday) #grammar_tips #Russiancases #you_asked 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

👋Доброе утро! • Лучик (лучики) (dimin, masc.noun) [lu-chik (lu-chi-ki)] From: • Луч (лучи) (masc.) [luch (lu-chi)] А ray(s) ▶️Всем солнечного настроения! #Monday #useful_vocabulary 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

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Тёмная ночь (Dark Is the Night) is a famous Soviet song associated with the Great Patriotic War. It was originally performed by Mark Bernes in the 1943 war film Two Soldiers. Two Soldiers on▶️(Russian / English subtitles are available) 📎 Do you know what 1st / 2nd group verbs are like? Do you need a post about it? -> ❤ #sing_it_😀 #films #video_from_subscribers 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

Фокус-покус или как удивить вашу подругу в пятницу. Hocus-pocus or how to make you girlfriend sit up. Отличных выходных, товарищи! #Friday #lifehack 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

🥳Today is: • Международный День Уважения Кошек International Respect for Cats Day 🔻This holiday is dedicated to the special bond with our beloved pets. Best wishes to everyone involved! #holidays #just_cats 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

Икра здорового лосося Икра лосося-курильщика Caviar of healthy salmon Caviar of salmon-smoker #just_a_joke 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

⚠️ Video: Benny Benassi - Satisfaction Around 42% of women in Russia would like to try their hand at traditionally "male" professions, according to a new survey. 🔻The main reasons cited for this desire are higher salaries and a reluctance to work in exclusively female teams. 🔻Among the most appealing "non-female" occupations are: • Пилот самолёта An airplane pilot (cited by 37.6% of respondents), • Машинист электропоезда An electric train driver (17.7%) • Прораб на стройке A construction foreman (17%). ▶️Jobs-1 ▶️Jobs-2 #news #useful_vocabulary 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

👋Доброе утро, товарищи! • Полезный (masc.adj.) [pa-lez-nyj] 1) Useful, advisable 2) Healthy 🔻Also: • Полезно (adverb) [pa-lez-na] • Это полезно для здоровья! [e-ta pa-lez-na dlya zda-ro-v'ya] It's useful for health! 💢There is a funny saying: • Всё полезно, что в рот полезло. [fsyo pa-lez-na shto v rot pa-lez-la] Everything that goes into the mouth is useful. (Полезло = влезать = go in/get in) ❓A у Вас полезный завтрак? 🎧🗣👇 #useful_vocabulary #adjectives 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian

👶 A foreigner named Olivier came to Russia to live with his family and faced an unexpected difficulty when he had a son Theordor for whom he needed to choose a patronymic. For example, if a father's name is Ivan, his son will be Theodor Ivanovich. The guy invites users to guess what patronymic name his child will have. As Olivier is the most famous New Year salad in Russia, people joke in the comments that his son will be Theodor Saladovich or Theodor NewYearovich 😁

Talking about organic food, gourmets in the US discovered: • Кефир (masc.noun) [ki-fir] 🔻This is a beloved Russian fermented milk drink with a rich history rooted in the Caucasus Mountains. Specifically, the Elbrus region and upper Kuban River are considered its birthplace, with the Karachay and Balkar peoples credited with its creation. 🔻The first official record of kefir, highlighting its medicinal benefits, appears in an 1867 report to the Caucasus Medical Society. 🔻Note that kefir contains a trace amount of ethyl alcohol (no more than 0.05%). ❓Have you tried it yet? #Russian_cuisine #brief_and_interesting 😎 Stay with @learnRCRussian