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In this podcast episode we are discussing cat's tears and what they mean for Russian speakers.

In this episode go back to the Russian slang and investigate the word лажа and its derivatives.

This short episode will teach you a phrase that can be used to describe outrageously bad people.

In this episode we'll discuss two Russian words that are not so well known even to Russians: хандра and мандраж. Read and listen to learn more!

In todays episode I introduce you to the word брак that in the Russian language means two very far from each other things: marriage and defect of goods.

In this episode I'm telling you about a Russian idiom "набить оскомину", as well as about a trendy but not correct phrase "от слова совсем".

Today's episode will teach you three Russian idioms: ходить по струнке, вить веревки, and души не чаять.

Today we continue learning interesting Russian phrases. This episode will tell you about such expressions as "днём с огнём", "после драки кулаками не машут" and "за что купил(а), за то и продаю".

Today we continue to get acquainted with the conversational Russian language and learn four useful expressions that will help you sound more Russian.

In this last episode of 2018 I introduce you to a few Russian expressions that can be used to describe moody people and the ones who is cheating on their partners.

Today I share with you two cool and funny expressions from my youth that are still in use. Join me for this new episode of Very Much Russian podcast and boost your Russian to a completely new level! :)

Today's podcast is unusually long. It's dedicated to the Russian humor. This time I'll tell you about the humor that I grew up on and had the pleasure to observe during my life. The episode includes a lot of Russian jokes and anecdotes, as well as the links to the Russian comedies and comedy shows. Hope you enjoy it!

This episode of Very Much Russian podcast is dedicated to greed and stinginess. You will learn the expression "жаба душит", a Russian proverb about stinginess, and a few other useful words.

This episode is entirely dedicated to the popular Russian expressions describing old things and people, namely: сто лет в обед, песок сыпется, анекдот с бородой.

Hi everybody. In today's episode we are looking at a few Russian expressions that you can hardly find in the dictionaries. Some of them are brought to us by a contemporary politician, others by a famous Soviet actress. All of them are quite funny and will definitely enrich your conversational Russian vocabulary.