oh baby!
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Just read a recent issue of a Russian men's magazine and found out an interesting fact. During the summer here (which to me is like a mild winter), Russians refresh themselves with this cold soup made of ice-cold kvass (weird national drink most closely compared to non-alcoholic beer), sausage, cucumbers, onions, boiled eggs and sour cream - just imagine this horrendous concoction!!… And get what they call this "soup" … They call it "ohkroshka"… pretty difficult to articulate, huh?
And now get ready for a translation. "Ohkroshka" means "oh baby"!
Пара модельных туфелек 32-го размера, что еще надо мелкой тетке для счастья? )
Just read a recent issue of a Russian men's magazine and found out an interesting fact. During the summer here (which to me is like a mild winter), Russians refresh themselves with this cold soup made of ice-cold kvass (weird national drink most closely compared to non-alcoholic beer), sausage, cucumbers, onions, boiled eggs and sour cream - just imagine this horrendous concoction!!… And get what they call this "soup" … They call it "ohkroshka"… pretty difficult to articulate, huh?
And now get ready for a translation. "Ohkroshka" means "oh baby"!
Пара модельных туфелек 32-го размера, что еще надо мелкой тетке для счастья? )