
Some truly Russian words to toss around when you need a handy insult or diss.
Many English words and phrases have wedged their way into the Russian vernacular, and not all with benign effect. Witness the effect of P.R...
In honor of the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, we look at how war language has infiltated the civilian argot.
A look at the language (which at times hardly seems like Russian) which reigns on the RuNet.
A examination of the role of khalyava in Russian speech and life.
Fatalism is widely considered one of the most indispensable of Russian character traits. We look at this trait through the lens of "avos".
An exploration of the language of queueing in Russia. Lines did not disappear with the end of the Soviet regime, so neither did the language of this cultural institution.
I put out 78 rubles for Putinki. Concise Collection of President’s Aphorisms (First Term).
Russian offers a peculiar conundrum when it comes to addressing strangers. We tackle the issue head on.
Ah, the language of love. It is a many-tangled thing. And often you only get one chance to get it right. Be sure to study this column before putting your best foot forward.
An offbeat look at the different ways Russians and Americans think about, and talk about, time.
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