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My dear subscribers! I'd love it if you could send me (@RCR_feedback_bot) a shout-out pic from your hometown with RCR logo in the foreground and your city site in the background (like the one in the photo)! Where are you all from? Speak up, please! Natalie with 💓 #admins_letter

Товарищи!Всем хорошего вечера! I'll be on the road for 13 hours tomorrow, driving somewhere between Penza and Kazan. (You can catch me there for sure:)) Try not to get into too much mischief in the chat while I'm away (spammers, however, are allowed to be beaten😁). Don't be bored! We've got tons of content here, something for everyone: here's a link for channel navigation ✈️. 🤗Обняла-приподняла! Natalie with 💓 #admins_letter

Comrades, can you read this Russian sentence? Share your ideas in the comments! Русские товарищи, пожалуйста, 🤫!!! 🗝 Интеллект - это способность адаптироваться к изменениям. Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. #Russian_riddle 😎RCR | Support | Boost

The Amur Leopard: A Hunter of Unseen Power and Elusiveness 🔻In Russian they are called: • Леопард (леопарды) (masc.noun) [li-a-part (li-a-par-dy)] 🔻In the Red Book of the Russian Federation, the Far Eastern leopard is listed under Category I as the rarest and critically endangered subspecies, with an extremely limited range. 🔻There are fewer than 150 of them left in the world, with almost all inhabiting Primorye (Primorsky Krai, Russia). 🔻This is one of the rarest subspecies of big cats: it lives in mountainous and forested areas, hunts at night, and is extremely rarely encountered by humans. 🔻A leopard's hearing is five times sharper than a human's. 🔻Leopards get all the fluid they need from their food, so they don't often need to drink water. 🔻A leopard is capable of hauling prey weighing three times its own weight up a tall tree. 🔻If a human appears in a leopard's territory, the predator will leave that area permanently. 📎 The second video is the appearance of the Amur Leopard in Primorsky Krai, Far East of Russia. #fact_file #brief_and_interesting 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Когда она рассказывает гостям, какой ты у неё хороший. When she tells her guests how good you are. #memes 😎RCR | Support | Boost

• Кипиш (masc.noun, no plural) [ki-pish] Meaning: A commotion, fuss, a trouble or a problematic situation: something that causes difficulties or conflict, a state of complete disorder and confusion. 🔻Кипиш almost always carries a negative connotation. It's not excitement in a good way, but rather a stressful, disruptive, or troublesome event. Example: • Не поднимай кипиш из-за ерунды. Don't make a fuss/commotion over nothing. / Don't stir up trouble over trifles. 🔻Most probably this word came to us from criminal underworld slang. There is a phrase which was first uttered by prisoners who were willing to join any revolt or protest, as long as it didn't involve a hunger strike. • Я за любой кипиш, кроме голодовки. SLT: I'm for any commotion, except a hunger strike. 🔻Кипиш definitely doesn't end with a soft sign (ь). 🔻In modern Russian, this slang word can only be masculine in gender. ▶️Не кипишуй! 🎧🗣👇 #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

❤️Доброе утро, товарищи! There are two types of people in the mornings. Which one do you belong to😉? #morning #NonLinguisticPost 😎RCR | Support | Boost

🟡 Geopolitics Without the Chaos Decode chaos—without the MSM spin We curate complex conflicts into clear, chronological timelines: ➡️ Ukraine-Russia War ➡️ EU Rifts ➡️ Israel-Palestine & Broader Middle East ➡️ US-China Showdown ➡️ Major Global Events ➡️ Culture War No scattered updates. Just structured threads — so you see how events connect. 🤠PLUS: Dank memes (for sanity). If you want context over clutter: 👉t.me/mylordbebo

Today on one of Moscow's flooded streets, a woman was spotted walking with an umbrella, waist-deep in water. 😳 Это Россия, детка! Source: rt_russian #news 😎RCR | Support | Boost

🥳Today we celebrate: • День Толстяка и Толстушки The Fat People's Day • Толстяк (толстяки) (masc.) [tal-styak (tal-sti-ki)] = • Толстушка (толстушки) (femin.) [tal-stush-ka (tal-stush-ki)] A fat person 🔻Both nouns come from the adjective толстый [tol-styj] fat. 📎 By the way, in Russia you could often hear a humorous excuse for being overweight: • Я не толстый/толстая! У меня просто кость широкая! I'm not fat! I'm just big-boned! Literally: wide-boned ❓️Is the surname (Leo) Tolstoy(Лев) Толстой related to this adjective? The answer is in the comments👇. ▶️Толстячок #holidays #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Вероятность встретить кошкодельфинов в лавандовом поле мала, но никогда не равна нулю. The probability of encountering cat-dolphins in a lavender field is low, but never zero. #just_cats #just_a_joke 😎RCR | Support | Boost