What is your favorite Russian word?

babooshka cos it sounds just lovely.. dont know what it means... the one i hate the most is baba yaga.. but not really russian is it..?

Pikachu, I choose you!

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Suka! Te KORROVA! Te PIZDAA! (< very vulgar)

Ruskaya.
Its the only one I know, its on a hat that i found on the ground. I love that hat.

And then one day I get asked by a Russian why I have a hat that says ruskaya on it. I didnt really have an answer for that.

a lot of them=]
ya ruskaya!
zaya
zabila
chto hochesh?

谐芯褋锌芯写懈薪

Vodka!

ljubov' (谢褞斜芯胁褜)
And I like telling my husband in Russian
"Ya tebya ljublju" - That's I love you.

otcharovatelnii - vielikoliepnii - prekrasnaia - liubimaia koshetshka

and all the diminutives that russians like so much, to make their words sweeter - there's a song I listen presently speaking about
" tramva茂 pitiorotshka " which is untranslatable - would be kind of my lovely "number favouritelittlefive tramway"(N掳5)

Gospodar', laskovo, lyubo, blagodarstvuyu, daloy vlast' proletariata...

Vy ochen' dobroserdechna: You are very kind (to a girl).
Ja prohozhu: I come
kartofelina: Potato

褝薪褌褉芯锌懈褟 (I know, I know... it's Greek)
屑懈褉 - I like it because it has two meanings: "peace" and "world", although I hate stupid puns like "屑懈褉 胁芯 胁褋械屑 屑懈褉械"
谢械锌械褌

Whatever that word is for 'coffeeeeee'!!!!

Good Morning1

泻芯褎械懈泄 懈 褕芯泻芯谢邪写... 袩芯写邪褉泻懈 斜芯谐邪 泻 屑懈褉褍

It means- Coffee and chocolate... God's gifts to the world

My favorite words are 袦邪薪写褞泻 and 袦邪褋谢芯斜芯泄褖懈泻,

MakDak!

The Russian word for Freedom:
is it "Slovoda?"

AK 47 OR KATUSHYA

Pelmeni.

zdra stvooy tye (袟写褉邪胁褋褌胁褍泄褌械)

I don't have any favorite word in particular, but the longer ones sound so nice because of how musical they are. At least when someone native to a Russian-speaking country says it.

For those of you who were wondering: freedom in Russian is "svoboda," so you were close. :) "Babushka" is an endearing term for grandmother; "Baba Yaga" (which is the name of a witch that enters practically every single Russian fairy tale) is half Russian, because "baba" is a more rude term for grandmother...I'm not that sure where Yaga came from.

写芯褋褌芯锌褉懈屑械褔邪褌械谢褜薪芯褋褌懈
it means something like "the sites to see"

kazol insult meaning goat

i dont know any russian

Suukka Blaaaa