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Learn three different ways to express ALMOST.
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How do you say "Nothing doing!" in Russian?
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This is the famous coffee cup Elena Kudinova referred to in her post a few days ago. As a native English speaker, I can tell you I have absolutely no earthly idea what this means. I think it's a new infernal level of Runglish come hot from the lowest circles of hell to mortify us. Vade retro, Satana!
In 2001, I bought my first apartment. It was a two-story building with two entrances and four apartments in each entryway — two on each floor. Mine was on the second floor, there was an empty apartment on the first floor, and a strange family lived in the other one — two women and three children.
One of the women, Tatiana, was really nice and always greeted me politely and would stop to chat, ask how my repairs where coming along, etc. The other one was a hysterical bitch, always screaming at her kids at the top of her lungs — blood-curdling shrieks that would escalate into screeches to rival a buzz saw. At the same time, things were constantly crashing and getting smashed to smithereens.
I couldn't understand how two such different women could get along with each other, and I felt especially sorry for Tatiana. It took me about six months to figure out that there was no second woman.
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Where I live, we tend to have drunks sitting on the bench in the entrance to our building. But they’re of the quiet, polite, calm variety, and they’re from our building. Some buildings have old ladies in their entrances, but we have drunks.
I recently did some work on my place, and at a certain point, I needed to change out the bathtub — an old, cast-iron tub… and heavy. I took one look at it and knew right away, “There’s no way you’re gonna schlep that thing out of here on your own. I know! I’ll hire the drunks.”
I go down to the entrance, where three of them happened to be sitting. So I say to them, cheerful as a sunny day: “Hey, guys! I’m looking for someone strong as an ox, pure of heart, and looking to make 500 rubles.”
To this, the skinniest and slickest-looking drunk pipes up, “Oh, that’s us alright! Jerry there is strong as an ox; Nicky’s pure of heart; and I want to make 500 rubles.
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