Russian words of the day: Clothes

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The word "Yupka" coms from "Jupe" in French.
During Tsars lots of French words came to Russian language .
Even French was second language during Tsars but after October 1917 revolution, Bolshevics got power and , cultural and literature relation with France was not close as during Tsars and French lost its importance in compare to before

maziarkhanlari
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What is the singular of clothes?
Or the plural of cloth?

peacebewithyou
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In Dutch you say: Jacquet (french spelling but that's a common thing with a lot of dutch words) when it is a tailcoat. It sounds the same.

Macvriendin
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Love the little vocab lessons. Please do us guys a small favor and throw in some tool or construction terms.

unbearable
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Hey quick question Daria. If my name starts with a J in English, would I translate it over as Ж or Дж into Russian? Or does it not matter which letter I use? (For example John is often translated as Джон, but Жон sounds effectively the same).

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severanceflames
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Дарья, а что ты одеваешься? правильно?

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С рождения говорю на русском, но жакет не угадала😄😄

Silver_Rock_
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Wow I thought this was a french language short as I’m also learning french so I responded accordingly lol

brandonmorehouse
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Жакет?Всю жизнь думала что пишется ДЖАКЕТ

StudioPupsik
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блейзер, костюм и жакет are all a bit confusing.

lightdark
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Hi mam i vedha where are you living which cartoon did you like mam

venkyachari
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Жакет where I’m from means the same as a night gown. Although its spelled Jaket.

NinjaZXRR
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Дарья, ты вообще любишь одевать платья? потому что в платях я тебя никогда не видел 🤔

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