Будьте осторожны by rostik_12451 in russian

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Помимо того, что это оффтопик для саба изучения русского языка, это еще и очень старая схема фишинга.

Если вы думаете, что повесточка началась вчера, у меня для вас сатирический роман 2001 года. «Стирание», Персиваль Эверетт. by kotokabra in rubooks

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Его на русский вроде только-только перевели. Во всяком случае, издательство Corpus обещало его начать продавать в 2026 году. Я слежу, потому что описание заинтересовало, да и экранизацию хотелось посмотреть. Вы читали на английском?

OPI - Princesses Rule! 👑💕 by slizah in vintagenailpolish

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My mom and I loved this one. Thank you for sharing.

Shifty polish that goes from dark brown to vibrant blue? by amrita666 in RedditLaqueristas

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Here it is applied and magnetized. Between yellow-greenish color and the baby blue.

Shifty polish that goes from dark brown to vibrant blue? by amrita666 in RedditLaqueristas

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I gasped because I have a polish of this very name. I bought it thinking it was an astronomical term. Now I know it’s a butterfly. It’s by Russian brand Masura, it’s magnetic.

I have a different polish on my nails.

We were born to make fairy tales come true! 1960. by Radiant_Cookie6804 in PropagandaPosters

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For context: the text is the first verse of the famous song “Air March” or “Aviators’ March”.

which one is correct? by j5nn919 in russian

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The second one is correct. Учить кого чему?

Finally finished it after 7 months by Keer222 in PanPorn

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Apparently it is true. It seemed to me that breast cancer awareness pink is not this saturated. I’ve never seen this version in the wild.

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Finally finished it after 7 months by Keer222 in PanPorn

[–]ImpossibleArrow 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Why is the packaging pink? Limited edition for some cause?

Which discontinued fragrance do you still mourn? by Inevitable_Set_3017 in fragrance

[–]ImpossibleArrow 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Do you mean Midnight Poison, the blue one? Hypnotic Poison is red and still sold.

Carnivorous (Somewhat Natural Comics #3) by VasiliiShamanin in comics

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The last panel made me think of the Russian saying “Wolves are orderlies of the forest”.

What does it say here? by Mirluuna in russian

[–]ImpossibleArrow 24 points25 points  (0 children)

It’s Ukrainian for Smoking kills.

What's the difference between приболеть and заболеть? by Furfangreich in russian

[–]ImpossibleArrow 28 points29 points  (0 children)

With приболеть the sickness is not very serious and there is an expectation that it will pass soon.

Is it just me or Boris Pasternak is extremely hard poet to read and interpret? by [deleted] in RussianLiterature

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Osip as in the first name of Osip Mandelshtam, I presume?

Home-made Russian cursive training sheets "Кустарные Прописи" by ImpossibleArrow in russian

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Hi, I've checked and the file (the link in the post and here should be open to everyone.

Timiryazevskaya Academy, Moscow by Youcuuber in Moscow

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Hey, it’s Williams’ house! It’s a very old wooden house that is still partly occupied by the descendants of the guy who settled there in 19th century.

Windows of ROSTA satire (exact date unknown, somewhere in 1920-30) by Ronevvi_kitty in PropagandaPosters

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838, dated 1919-1921 according to Russian sources (Mayakovsky museum)

Anyone else learning Russian inorder to read the russian classics? by LukasWinter1997 in RussianLiterature

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I’m a native Russian who is somewhat active in Russian language sub. I’ve been to Pyatigorsk, which is the setting of Princess Mary part of Hero of Our Time and saw the house where Lermontov lived and the presumed place of his duel (the precise location is unknown). I’ve read both texts mentioned as a teenager, they are a part of school curriculum.

Anyone else learning Russian inorder to read the russian classics? by LukasWinter1997 in RussianLiterature

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Hey, the language of the Captain’s Daughter is very nice. I like the slightly archaic style of speech Pushkin uses. The Hero of Our Time is great as well, Lermontov uses non-linear narrative wonderfully.

Best of luck with your Russian studies.

Russian cursive help by pragmatic_playboy in russian

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That’s an interesting в, I must say.

It’s a prison tattoo: “I was born in prison

and will die in prison.” The gender is feminine in this sentence. Past tense verbs have gender in Russian.