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Videos have gone viral online: an accordionist gave a concert at Sochi airport while waiting for his flight which was delayed due to restrictions. 🔻Igor Ayusheev decided to play his instrument — first quietly and for himself. But then others started paying attention, Igor says: Подошёл сотрудник аэропорта и говорит: "Давай уже, начинай, наяривай." An airport employee came up to me and said: 'Come on, start already, play your heart out!' • Наяривать (imperf.,colloquial) [na-ya-ri-vyat'] To play one's heart out, to hit it up, to play loudly and energetically, to bash out 😄conjugation 🔻It literally refers to playing a musical instrument with great energy, skill, and often loudly or showily, for an extended period. Video: rt_russian #news #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Kazan, Russia is brewing up something unique! 🔻They've started making Bubble Beer – a chilled, frothy beer infused with juicy popping pearls. 🔻Currently, you can find three exciting flavours: passion fruit, strawberry, and apple. 🍺Bottoms up, dinobeersaurs! • Пивозавр (пивозавры)🦖 (masc.noun) [pi-va-zavr (pi-va-zav-ry)] 🔻This is a popular colloquial Russian term referring to a person who drinks a lot of beer, often implying a big or excessive beer drinker: Пиво(beer) + -завр (a suffix derived from the word динозавр(dinosaur). 😉Would you dare to try? #news #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

😉The true master of Downing Street showed his feelings towards the Polish delegation as best he could. • Подставить подножку (perf.) [pat-sta-vit' pad-nozh-ku] To trip someone - to deliberately cause someone to lose their balance by catching their foot Video: Ruptly #useful_vocabulary #spoken_Russian #news 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

The State Duma proposed legally banning homework for schoolchildren on weekends and holidays. 🔻Members of the New People faction sent a letter outlining the initiative to Sergey Kravtsov, the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation. • Делать домашнее задание (imperf., neuter noun) To do homework 💢Also short and colloquial from домашнее задание: • Домашка (femin.noun, usually singular) [da-mash-ka] ❗️Where's the button for parents to unanimously vote for this proposal😉? ▶️Порешать #news #useful_vocabulary #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Что-то всё как-то прям я не знаю... Literally: Something everything somehow straight I don't know... 🤔It makes zero sense in English. But in Russian, it perfectly captures that feeling of: 🔸Mild despair 🔸Confusion 🔸"Everything is just kind of... meh" Some languages use grammar. Russian uses ✨vibes✨. А у вас как дела, товарищи? #spoken_Russian 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

Не ссы, прорвёмся! Don't freak out, we'll break through! 🔻It's an informal phase used among close friends in tough situations. It combines: 👍Не ссы (rude⚠️, colloquial, imperative, singular) [ni ssy] SLT: Don't pee! Don't be afraid! 👍Прорвёмся (1st person plural, Future Tense) [prar-vyom-sya] We'll push/break through 🔻This phrase embodies a key Russian trait: упорство (tenacity) – that stubborn, gritty will to endure and find a way out, no matter the odds. 🔻Use it to cheer someone up (very informally ❗️) before a big challenge. #spoken_Russian 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

Ну и фто ты мне сделаешь, кожаный? Well, what are you going to do to me, leatherskin? Фто = што = чё = чо = что (what) #spoken_Russian 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

• Вывозить (imperf.) [vy-va-zít'] = • Вывезти (perf.) [vy-vis-ti] 🔻Beyond its traditional meanings of to transport out (by vehicle), to take someone somewhere far away by car/vehicle or to export to other countries, the Russian verb вывозить has become incredibly popular in youth slang! 🔻In this modern, figurative sense, вывозить means to cope or to handle - especially when dealing with significant mental or physical stress and problems. Example: • Он на новом месте (работы) совсем не вывозит. He really isn't coping well in his new job. 😉A truly versatile verb for modern struggles! 🎧🗣👇A вы вывозите всё это? 📎 Inspired by Monday:) #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

🔞⚠️ Сейчас я вас плохому научу😉: • Ты на кого свою пасть открываешь, собака сутулая!? SLT: You on whom your maw open, hunched dog!? Who are you mouthing off to, you hunched dog?! • Отрывать пасть на кого-то (⚠️ rude, imperf.) [at-kry-vat' pas't' na ka-vo-ta] SLT: To open a maw at someone To mouth off to someone, to talk back to someone, to bark at someone (in a confrontational way), to talk disrespectfully to someone • Собака сутулая (⚠️rude, femin.noun) [sa-ba-ka su-tu-la-ya] SLT: A hunched dog, a slouching dog You mangy dog, you piece of trash ❗️Mind that these phrases are very offensive! #spoken_Russian 😎RCR | Support | Boost

Our President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is celebrating Christmas in one of the churches in the Moscow region. 🤩He is joined by military personnel and their families for the bright holiday. Video: Zvezdanews #news 🟠RCR | Support | Boost

❗️The Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack in the Kherson region was pre-planned; drones deliberately struck a location where civilians were gathered during New Year's celebrations — Russian Foreign Ministry 🔻24 people were killed, over 50 were wounded and hospitalized. Among the victims are six minors; one child was burned alive. 🕯January 2 and 3 have been declared days of mourning in the Kherson region. #news 🟠RCR | Support | Boost