santasananas:

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how-to-make-mistakes:

What do Russian animals say?

Originally posted by jerinart

Onomatopoeias

Мяу = Meow

Мур = Purr

Гав = Woof

Кукареку = Cock-a-doodle-doo

Ко-ко-ко/Кудах-тах-тах = Cha-caw

Кря = Quack

Га = Honk

И-го-го = *the sound made by a horse*

Иа = Hee-haw

Ква = Croak

Чирик = Tweet

Кар = Caw

Му = Moo

Бе = baa (sheep)

Ме = baa (goats)

Хрю = Oink/grunt

Verbs

Мяукать — to meow

Мурлыкать — to purr

Лаять — to bark

Тявкать — to yelp

Скулить — to whine

Выть — to howl

Кукарекать — to crow

Куковать — to cuckoo

Кудахтать — to cluck, to cackle

Крякать — to quack

Гоготать — to honk (slang: to nicker, to guffaw)

Ржать — to neigh (slang: =гоготать)

Квакать — to croak

Чирикать/Щебетать (this one can also mean “to chat”) — to tweet

Каркать — to caw

Мычать — to moo

Блеять — to bleat, to baa (only for sheep)

Хрюкать — to oink, to grunt

Рычать — to roar

*Bonus: Fun Fact

Modern Russian literary language (Standard Russian) is also called «кодифицированный русский язык» (“codified Russian language”), and officially abbreviated as КРЯ. Just sayin’.

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madamgyoza:

no one wants to hear it but love is earned after the initial infatuation. commitment is something u both mutually agree to and then from there it’s work. it’s not work like it’s a chore it’s jus work like it takes effort. to get good at these things takes practice. it takes practice to learn to communicate better and it takes practice to learn to love each other in the ways u need to be loved.

For those that haven’t heard

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