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The "I'm Not Russian, but..." trend is still blowing up on TikTok. 🔻Foreigners keep making vids to Russian songs, trying to sing along to bangers. 🎤🎵How do you like it? #news #learnRussian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Alaskans have an interest in Russian culture and language. 🔻The state celebrates Maslenitsa, Easter, and other holidays common in Russia. 🔻Irina, an employee of the state's tourism industry, told RT about this. 🔻According to her, many want to study Russian and for their children to study it, but it is not taught in local schools. Source: rt_russian 📎 Somebody, give them my phone number, please! #learnRussian #news 😎RCR | Support | Boost

• Секир башка! ⚔️ [si-kir bash-ka] 🔻From Turkic: literally to cut head off- means inevitable punishment (often humorous). 🔻Башка is a pretty rude variant of голова (a head). Example: - Ой, я случайно опубликовал твоё видео на You tube! - Oops, I accidentally posted your video on YouTube! - Секир башка тебе! - Секир башка to you! 💀 #spoken_Russian #LearnRussian 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

• Заначка (заначки) (femjn.noun) [za-nach-ka (za-nach-ki)] 🔻It's more than just savings – it's a secret stash for a rainy day, your personal hidden reserve. 🔻The word comes from the colloquial verb: • Заначить (perf.) [za-na-chit'] To hide, to stash away 🔻In the past, people hid money in boots, under floorboards, or in books. Today, the hiding spots are just as creative (and unpredictable!). So, where would your cat hide its заначка? #useful_vocabulary #spoken_Russian #LearnRussian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

🎃 Russia's Ancient "Halloween" 🔻While the world celebrates Halloween on October 31st, Slavic pagans once marked ▶️Велесова Ночь (Veles Night) – the night when the veil between the world of the living and the world of the dead was believed to be the thinnest. 🔻However, there is a modern, folk-humorous name for Halloween in Russia. It was coined by analogy with the traditional Orthodox holidays like Яблочный Спас (Apple Spas). It perfectly captures the Russian tendency to adapt a foreign holiday with a familiar, often agricultural, name: • Ты‌квенный Спас [ty-kvin-nyj spas] Pumpkin Spas (Saviour) 🔻So, if you find yourself in Russia tonight instead of celebrating Halloween, be sure to celebrate Тыквенный спас! (Especially since there have been discussions about potentially banning Halloween officially due to its satanic atmosphere). 🔻ТыквенныйСпас is considered to be about cooking pumpkin dishes, home decorations, pumpkin games and festive gatherings. This wholesome family holiday offers a Russian alternative to Western Halloween! 🎃Enjoy your pumpkins the Russian way! Happy holiday!Всех обняла! #Russian_culture #holidays #LearnRussian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

😅Stay strong, comrades! These are not the most difficult words to be pronounced in Russian. • Одна тысяча километров [ad-na ty-si-cha ki-la-met-raf] One thousand kilometers 🔻A colloquial variant: • Одна тыща километров [ad-na ty-shcha ki-la-met-raf] 🎧🗣👇 😉Would you dare to pronounce this in the comments? #pronunciation #learnRussian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Иностранец всю жизнь учит русский язык. Русские: мб в пт но хз A foreigner has been learning Russian his/her whole life. Russians are like: ... ❗️Can you decipher мб в пт но хз? Share your ideas in the comments👍 🗝МБ for Может Быть: https://t.me/learnRCRussian/4384 ПТ for ПяТница: https://t.me/learnRCRussian/890 ХЗ for Хрен (его) Знает: https://t.me/learnRCRussian/3082 #Russian_riddle #spoken_Russian #learnRussian 🟠RCR | Support | Boost