Russian Language and Culture

It's a term for "grandmother", or for a headscarf used by old ladies.

Must be their long association with Americans.

850,000 Russians live in the U.S.

"Привет" (privet) - in the usual spoken communication, "с наилучшими пожеланиями" (s nailuchshimi pojelaniyami) - official written.

It's the trainer of CSKA, great Russian football (soccer) team.

It's not depends on English word "slut" :D And I think that more true transliteration is "Sluckij"

• ты хороший
• ty horoshiĭ

A small tributary is a stream or river that flows into a bigger river or lake.

what is Checkov's first name

this slang (but decent) word means to start partying or to hang around

Пикник [ˈpɪknɪk].

Малыш

Malysh

Lenin

Botahnik (the second syllable is stressed).

ukusi moiy pisoon

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Банан (Banan)

Мышь (mysh').

nachalnik or shef. but usually russians call boss with a name+father name

yes

Formal: "Zdrasvuiteh."

Informal: "Privet," roll the 'r.'

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Salvador is Spanish/Castillian. It means "Savior". There is a recent ugly copy of an old Church in downtown Moscow: Христа Спасителя. And a number of churches and towers - and a surname - Спасский. No personal name, though. Sorry!