Hello everybody. Today's episode of Very Much Russian podcast covers five informal and very informal Russian expressions. They are: с какого перепуга?, ежу понятно, терять совесть, каким макаром?, те же яйца, только в профиль.

Listen to the audio, read the transcript, and watch your Russian reach the levels you never thought it can reach. :)

Hello friends! In today's episode of Very Much Russian podcast you will learn a few widely used Russian idioms where chickens and crayfish play the first roles. Listen to the audio, follow the transcript, and I wish you a pleasant passtime! :)

Hello friends! I'm using this last episode of this year to wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! This episode is a bit different, it covers not only some useful Russian words and expressions but also a bit of Russian culture related to the upcoming holidays, modern Russian Christmas and New Year traditions. I hope you'll find it interesting, it's full of references and has a bonus in the end. :)

The topic of today's episode was again suggested by one of the readers, Tally. Listen to the audio and learn what "заморить червячка" means in Russian.

The topic of today's episode of "Very Much Russian podcast" is suggested by one of the readers. If you like, you can suggest your own favorite or interesting Russian words and expressions. It's as simple as to send a message via this form.

Today's episode is entirely dedicated to a few funny Russian expressions that describe different life situations. I hope you'll enjoy it.

Hi everyone! This episode will teach you 3 colloquial Russian expressions: смотрит в книгу, видит фигу, ни пройти, ни проехать, and в час по чайной ложке. Don't miss it!

Hello everybody! In today's episode of Very Much Russian podcast you'll learn what it means to 'sew oneself up' and how to express your lack of time in Russian.

Hello everybody! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! :) Did you know that Russians use Christmas tree to swear? Learn more from today's episode...

Hello everyone! This episode brings us back to the topic or lies and liars. In today's podcast you'll learn what it means 'to lead by the nose' and 'to rub the glasses in', as well as how somebody can come out of the water dry.