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Как красиво - Qué hermoso - How beautiful (Kak krasiva). . Всё настолько зелёное - todo es tan verde- everything is so green (vsio nastólka zieliónaye) . ..Какое небо голубое - Qué cielo más azul - Such a blue sky (kakóye nieba galubóye) . . Без фильтров - Sin filtros - No filters (without filters) - (Biez fíltrav). . Такая вот зима в Калифорнии - Así es el invierno en California - That’s how the winter is in California (Takáya vot zimá v Kalifórnii) . . Но, всё равно прохладно. - Pero, de todas formas está fresco. - But, it’s still cool. #испанскийхерсон #урокииспанского #инстаграм #русскийязык #ruso #lenguarusa #spanishtutor #spanishteacher #profesoradeespañol #aprenderespañol #aprenderruso #учимиспанский #lenguas #polyglot #impararerusso #russian #instagram #prettygirls #nature #испанскийснуля #cute #travel #путешествие #bluesky #viajar #naturaleza #beautiful #learnspanish #ukraniangirl #languagelearning @russian_spanish

RUSSIAN LANGUAGE pt.4 ~ In that time I was in Cholpon Ata ( Kirghistan) to watch the nomad games, the most important sporting eventing in Asia. -Tip of the day: Don't be shy, get out there and talk with people even if they are a journalist for a notable TV channel! If you don't know some words, just pretend you know them... Confidence is key! Did you ever find yourself in a situation like this ___________________ 110 giorni per parlare RUSSO pt.4 ~ In quel periodo ero a Cholpon-Ata (Kirghistan) per vedere i Nomad Games, ovvero la più importante manifestazione sportiva in Asia. -Consiglio del giorno: Non siate timidi, buttatevi e parlate con le persone anche se questi sono giornalisti del più noto canale televisivo! Se non sapete le parole, fate finta di saperle...La fiducia in se stessi è la chiave! Vi siete mai trovati in condizioni come questa

Central Kids Store on Lubyanka (Центральный Детский Магазин на Лубянке - #ЦДМ) Teatralny proezd, 5/1, Moscow Nearest metro stations: Lubyanka, Kuznetsky most. The history of "Central Kids Store on Lubyanka" dates back to 1953. The main children's department store of the country was built on the site of the demolished Lubyansky passage designed by the architect Alexey Dushkin. Dedicated to the international festival of youth and students the grand opening of the store was held on June 6, 1957. CDM became the largest children's shop in the USSR and the first commercial facility where escalators were installed. In the store you could find products for children of all ages. In new time the shop managed to keep the unique shape, the atmosphere of magic and the fairy tale which were forever remembered by millions of Soviet children and their parents. In 2005 the building of "Central Kids Store on Lubyanka" has received the status of an object of cultural heritage of regional value. "Hals-development" company started the reconstruction of "Central Kids Store". The works were based on the original drawings of the architect Alexey Dushkin who was the author of the project. Restoring of the facade ceramic facing, granite facing and bricklaying of walls, as well as recreating of aluminum stained-glass windows and oak windows took only 2 years, which became a real record. On March 31, 2015 the renovated "Central Kids Store" opened its doors to visitors. The launch of the biggest clock "Raketa" took place in a festive atmosphere of CDM main atrium, which officially marked the shopping center opening. The grandiose clock mechanism weighing more than 5 tons was created by the the oldest Russian factory "Raketa" and became the "heart" of the renovated store. On June 6, 2017, "Central Kids Shop on Lubyanka" celebrated its 60th anniversary. The largest children's shop has become an important milestone in the history of our country, a symbol of a happy and carefree childhood. A huge pool filled with balls and toys was built in the main atrium in honor of the holiday. "Central Kids Store on Lubyanka" is a unique complex for family and children's leisure. #places_easypeasyrussian

Kuzminsky park and estate. Located in the south-east of Moscow. Vlakhernskoye-Kuzminki is an estate formerly belonging to the Stroganov and Golitsyn families of the Russian nobility. Today it is incorporated into Kuzminki-Lyublino historical park located in Moscow's Kuzminki District. The estate was named after the Icon of Theotokos Vlakhernskaya, a copy of which was kept in the estate church. Nowadays it’s a popular relaxation spot for Muscovites and visitors of the city, who enjoy its natural beauty as well as the various entertainments it offers. #places_easypeasyrussian

Кухня - kitchen 1. шкафчик - cabinet 2. полка - shelf 3. бумажные полотенца - paper towels 4. раковина - sink 5. сушилка для посуды - dish rack 6. тостер - toaster 7. мусорное ведро - garbage disposal 8. посудомоечная машина - dishwasher 9. холодильник - refrigerator 10. морозильник - freezer 11. кофеварка - coffeemaker 12. блендер - blender 13. микроволновая печь - microwave 14. электрический консервный нож - electric can opener 15. мини-печь - toaster oven 16. кастрюля - pot 17. чайник - kettle 18. плита - stove 19. горелка/конфорка - burner 20. духовка - oven 21. сушильный шкаф - drying cabinet 22. кухонный стол - counter 23. выдвижной ящик - drawer 24. сковорода - pan 25. миксер - mixer (electric mixer) 26. кухонный комбайн - food processor 27. разделочная доска - cutting board 28. миска - bowl ************ #vocabulary_easypeasyrussian

July 8: the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity (Peter and Fevronia Day). On July 8, Russia celebrates the Day of Family, Love and Fidelity, a holiday promoting traditional family values. It is also known as The Day of Saint Peter and Saint Fevronia, who are the Orthodox patrons of marriage. Many people come to visit Murom on this day, the city where Saint Peter and Saint Fevronia reigned. A daisy is a symbol of the holiday, since it’s believed to be the flower of purity and fidelity.

June 12: Russia Day Russia Day is the national holiday of the Russian Federation, celebrated on June 12. It has been celebrated every year since 1992. The First Congress of People's Deputies of the Russian Federation adopted the Declaration of State Sovereignty of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic on June 12, 1990. Russia Day is one of Russia’s youngest holidays, having only been around since 1992. The day celebrates the establishing of Russia as an independent country after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, officially recognizing the day that the Declaration of the Sovereignty of the Russian Federation was signed. It also commemorates the creation of the post of the President of the Russian Federation (first taken by Boris Yeltsin), the national flag and the national anthem. Now it is used as an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of Russians worldwide as well as a general celebration of the Russian culture and identity. Most major cities in Russia organize large public celebrations for Russia day. This includes concerts by famous musicians, kids’ activities, and fireworks at night.

Пять минут от дома твоего... (1995) Я думал, всё прошло, Но это лишь казалось мне, И боль моя жива, живей меня. Судьба коварная Вдруг занесла меня в края, Где был с тобой когда-то Счастлив я. Я думал, я забыл Всё то, что связано с тобой, И жизнь спокойною течёт рекой. Зачем тебя я знал? Зачем так нежно целовал? Зачем мне эта суета и непокой? Пять минут от дома твоего, Мне уже не нужно ничего, Только посмотреть, Только посмотреть В глаза твои. Мне бы просто взять и позвонить И судьбу навеки изменить, Но в жизни счастья нет И нет любви. Прощай, любовь моя, Не встретишь больше ты меня, Быть может, иногда приду во сне. Пройдут дожди из слёз, Падёт листва с седых волос, И на душе мороз напомнит обо мне. Пять минут от дома твоего, Мне уже не нужно ничего, Только посмотреть, Только посмотреть В глаза твои. Мне бы просто взять и позвонить И судьбу навеки изменить, Но в жизни счастья нет И нет любви. * * Five minutes to your house... I thought everything had passed away But it only seemed to me And my pain is alive, more alive than me Cruel fate brought me to places Where I was happy with you back in the day I thought I’d forgotten Everything connected with you And life like peaceful waters flowed Why did I know you? Why did I kiss you so tenderly? What for is all this vanity and anxiety? Five minutes to your house I already don’t need anything Only to look Only to look Into your eyes I would simply call you And would change fate forever But there is no happiness in life And there’s no love Goodbye my love You won’t meet me again Just maybe sometimes will come into your dreams Rains of tears will pass away Leaves will fall down from gray hair And frost on soul will remind about me Five minutes to your house I already don’t need anything Only to look Only to look Into your eyes I would simply call you And would change fate forever But there is no happiness in life And there’s no love *********** Поёт Владимир Кузьмин/Singing Vladimir Kuzmin #songs_easypeasyrussian

Victory Day (May 9) For Russians this is the day when the Great Patriotic War against Nazi Germany ended in 1945. A day to remember the millions who died in the struggle, and to honor the veterans. The veterans (fewer every year) wear their uniforms and medals for the day, meeting the remaining “odnopolchane,” wartime friends, in the parks. Big military parades are held, and wreaths and flowers are put on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and to the Eternal flame. You can see symbols of this day all over Russia, on cars, on clothes: Ribbons of Saint George (black-orange lines), words on stickers - Спасибо Деду за Победу! (Thank Grandad for Victory) - Мы помним! Мы гордимся! (We remember! We are proud!) And of course beautiful fireworks all over the country in the evening.