Animals in Russian

[archangelvalentine]

"So vanilla... 🙄" Eli please 😂 Thank you for this!

[PV]

in regards to the chicken, we use the word "peacock" as a nickname for a show-off. we even use it as a verb. "that guy is peacocking."

[chriswatchingponies]

Most are pretty international, i think.
The dog, the pig, the horse. Yeah ''stupid cow'' ''domme koe (Dutch)''. ''Haantje/haantjes gedrag (Dutch)''
I found out that i pronounced Loshad wrong. I used to say loSHAD.
Speak Russian to me !))

[johnlone]

Thank you for the new channel, Eli! On one of your coming episodes, can you please do vegetables and common cooking terminologies? I have been watching Russian cooking channels for quite sometime now, and some channels have CC but the translation is sometimes does not clearly do it, some have not. Thank you & God Bless!

[tylerrobbins]

I actually knew a few of those. And Russian girls being vanilla is what makes them the best dear friend.
Thanks for the lesson.

[franciscoespiritu]

Nice vlog of translation, wait, I need pen and pencil

[chetanpurigoswami]

Indian always support are Russian brother and sister 🙏❤️❤️❤️

[austinsessums]

Why do girls call their boyfriends cat or kitten?

[harrydecker]

What I find interesting is in America we sometimes call people animal names for the same reason you call people animal names. Add FOX to your list. When someone is clever, and tricky we say that they are "sly as a fox." If a man finds a woman attractive, he refers to her as a fox. Also add SNAKE. A common expression in America is to call someone a "snake in the grass, " meaning they are sly and deceptive and a backstabber. Do these descriptions also apply in Russia?

[dupirechristophe]

It explains "cocky", the French "péteux", ou "qui pète plus haut que son cul" (and so much more, like how it's symbolically a symbol of pride, we even have a brand "le coq sportif"), COWroVA(-che) SAbaka is what a SAtsundere would call you, loshat plowing on the ploshat, svinia swine, suar, souillon, sanglier, kotik... nach kotik... I guess cats are addictive, or they sell drugs on the streets I dunno x'D

[tesifongranadino]

Eli, you look just like Sir John Everett Millais' 'The Bridesmaid' - only more beautiful!

[johnvelas]

In logging we sometimes say we horse a log out, meaning we are the horse.

[bunkerbuns]

Hello Ellie,
Can you write the words you pronounce in English as well?
For example - for Hen can you write Pittu next to the hen?

[p-ohym]

На третьем эмодзи больше какой то пудель нежели собака

[naga_hill_rooster]

Hi, I like your learning Russian video can you put subtitles in russkiy English? Like hi = privet

[erikdog]

ya know Eli, a man called a dog or pig by another man can also be a compliment!

[muhammadnafial-dinsharab]

I thought every language has this sorts of naming others.

[andreaskarz]

Mischka - my wife calls me with this 😍

[wasukoysiripong]

Мая жена не зовёт меня "котик", но "манулчик". 😂

[Natashanjka]

Also, we can call a fat woman as корова, but it’s way offensive.