langue russe

Look, we're frying potatoes. We get “fried potatoes”, with one “n”, order. Another case: we were frying potatoes and decided to add mushrooms to them for taste. then we have a dependent word and it turns out “potatoes fried with mushrooms”, with two “n”s, but everything seems to be logical. or maybe there was a time when we fried potatoes, put them on a plate and decided to add mushrooms. it turns out “fried potatoes with mushrooms”, and here again there is one “n”. you see, it all depends on at what point you added the mushrooms

-So, Mammed, how do you spell “zhi, shi”? -zhi, shi - write from the heart

left stressed, right unstressed

mastery of Russian spelling is like mastery of kung fu, real masters do not use it unless necessary...

from synonyms of the Russian language: Houston, we have a difficulty, embarrassment, problem, snag, snag, ambush, difficulty, bottleneck, complication, obstacle

“punch in the face” and “punch in the face” are the same thing, but “punch in the ass” and “punch in the ass” are a completely different story.

-doctor! This is not a good place for a person! -what's wrong with him? -xs. -OK.

-Do you hear how to change your name on VK? -I don’t remember palazii in the settings. "Pi - Palasium"

There's a fine line to be taken when using the "fuck you" and "fuck you" options. there is an adverb "fuck it". it has a "why" meaning. There is also an interjection of the same name, which is used simply as a link of words in a sentence. put on your hat, fuck it, otherwise you’ll catch a cold, unlike the adverb, “fuck you” must be taken literally. In any case, there is a test word "fuck you." If you are in doubt about how to write a business letter correctly, replace “fuck you” with “fuck you.” If the meaning has not changed, then you need to write separately. and if “fuck you” can be painlessly removed from the text, then it is written together and stands out, fuck it, with commas.