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YEST’ DOlya PRAVdyTranslation: Every joke has an element of truthMeaning: Many a truth is spoken in jest It is sometimes changed to В каждой шутке есть доля шутки (V KAZHdoy SHUTke YEST’ DOlya SHUTki) – every joke has an element of a joke, the rest is the truth – when the speaker wants to emphasize how much truth there is in a particular joke. В тесноте́, да не в оби́де Pronunciation: v tyesnaTYE da ne vaBIdyeTranslation: It may be crowded but everyone is happyMeaning: The more, the merrier В ти́хом о́муте че́рти во́дятся Pronunciation: v TEEham Omutye CHYERtee VOdyatsyaTranslation: The devil lives in the still watersMeaning: Still waters run deep; beware of a silent dog and still water Всё гениальное просто Pronunciation: VSYO gheniAL’noye PROStaTranslation: Everything that is genius is simpleMeaning: True genius lies in simplicity Russian Proverbs Meant to Console and Comfort Russians are optimists, even if their dark side makes it tricky to see it. They may constantly teach each other lessons and make fun of each other, but Russians have no match for their commitment to hope and perseverance. И на стару́ху бывает прору́ха Pronunciation: ee na staRUhu byVAyet praRUkhaTranslation: Even a grandma can make mistakesMeaning: To err is human Не́ было бы сча́стья, да несча́стье помогло́ Pronunciation: NYE byla by SHAStya dah neSHAStye pamaGLOHTranslation: Luck would not have happened without misfortune’s helpMeaning: A blessing in disguise; every cloud has a silver lining Нет ху́да без добра́ Pronunciation: nyet HOOdah byez dabRAHTranslation: No misfortune without a blessing

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But verify, is a well-known idiom loved by former President Ronald Reagan, who was taught it by the writer Suzanne Massey. However, not many people are aware that it came into the English language directly from the Russian saying. While Reagan used it in the context of nuclear disarmament, Russians use it to mean that words should not be fully trusted. Ста́рый друг — лу́чше но́вых двух Pronunciation: STAHry DRUG LUCHsheh NOHvyh DVUKHTranslation: An old friend is better than two new onesMeaning: Make new friends but keep the old, one is silver, the other is gold; old friends and old wine are best Sarcastic Russian Proverbs About Failures Sarcastic, rude, and risqué sayings make Russian proverbs and speech entertaining. Often these are shortened in order to appear less rude but retain the same meaning. Ни бэ, ни мэ, ни кукаре́ку (or ни бум бум, shortened to Ни бэ, ни мэ Pronunciation: nee BEH nee MEH ni kukaRYEku (or nee boom BOOM)Translation: Not even a cock-a-doodle-dooMeaning: As thick as two short planks; doesn’t know which end is up Плохо́му танцо́ру я́йца меша́ют (shortened to Плохо́му танцо́ру) Pronunciation: plaHOHmu tanTZOHru YAYtsah myeSHAyutTranslation: A bad dancer blames his testiclesMeaning: A bad workman blames his tools Седина́ в бо́роду, бес в ребро́ (shortened to Седина́ в бо́роду) Pronunciation: syedeeNAH v BOHradu, byes vryebROHTranslation: Silver in the beard, the devil in the ribsMeaning: No fool like an old fool Сила есть, ума не надо (shortened to Сила есть) Pronunciation: SEElah YEST’ uMAH ni NAHdaTranslation: When