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@the_midday_dusk 7 күн бұрын

Theres something about Obrechen thats really reeled me in.

@inaschmidke2596 7 күн бұрын

I think utonut would've been fair too

@charlescalvinhasthegreates5026 7 күн бұрын

Utonut was actually very close to be on the list and would probably be my number 11.

@dtim1105 8 күн бұрын

The Russian mentality and view of the world is very different from the mentality in other countries. We can say that Russians love to suffer and be in stressful situations. It makes them feel alive. In Russia there are a great many words that describe a difficult mental state. All these words are different from each other and thanks to them you can describe exactly what you feel and another Russian will understand you completely. There are so many of these words that some of them are not even possible to translate into English. For example, the word "Tosca". Vladimir Nabokov (a Russian writer who left Russia and wrote his books in English) could not translate the word “Tosca” into English. So he just tried to describe the word as best he could. Ask an American what a sensual person looks like. He will answer you that he is a joyful and happy person. Ask a Russian person what a sensual person looks like. He will answer you that he is a sad, lonely, calm, melancholy person. But a cheerful and cheerful person may be considered stupid and naive by a Russian. That's why Russians don't smile out of politeness. They don’t want to be a hypocrite and look like fools.

@inaschmidke2596 7 күн бұрын

In german there is a word for tosca actually. The german language has so many well describing words, a bit like russian. I find it great to be able to express oneself like that. Is it correct to describe tosca as the strong felling to want to see something specific, like a person or a place correct ba the way?

@user-dt6cg6cv9c 7 күн бұрын

А Молчат Дома - беларусы😊❤