Is it really true? Stereotypes about Russia

[@blinschool7993]

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[@bee4pcgoldrule.007]

I had a good transaction with a Russian man in the US. He sold me a engine out of a car with a bad transmission. And it went on to work for years. He was honest about it.

[@blinschool7993]

Interesting 🧐

[@elberttanner6189]

Yes, a "Comprehensive Dictionary of Russian Vulgarity" would be a marketable book. Please send me a copy for the Title.

[@blinschool7993]

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[@diegodelsol1309]

Please post a link to the "bad words" dictionary!

[@blinschool7993]

We don’t really have it at the moment but will prepare one day:)

[@veryfineworldmusic]

so i heard that bad words spoken in public is a crime inside russia today- hmm, is that pravda? i have grown up on the border from canada in michigan where bears and cold long winter is also true,; the first Russian people i meet were Firsov and Starshinov in Finland 1973 where i was trying to be better hockey player and since in all my travels i have never met anyone from your country-yet, as of now- who was not just as nice to me as i was to them, never any problem, and have not visit to your country since i was a boy, but hope one day to make another visit and perhaps gavarit pa ruski. pakapaka!

[@blinschool7993]

No, it is not pravda. You can say anything you like as long as it’s not against the government or current events.

[@blinschool7993]

Hope you will visit Russian one day!:) and you know some good words. It’s nice to see you use them. Good job and keep going. 👍