Russian Words and Phrases

[AColonizer]

It seems a bad word but I haven't understood completely that: what is the meanings of "тупой чтоли" ?

[Stravinsky]

Woman told me that her 6 year old daugther is malenkaya styerva.

Sure, хулиган (hooligan) and террорист (terrorist) are also used by parents a lot, along with задница.

But they still love them all the same. I think...

[Stravinsky]

Where? But in Ukraine and Russia, the same proud styervas call themselves baba yagas too

Acolonizer,

Yes, where. Are you talking with these girls on some internet site?

Like most languages, Russian is full of colorful idioms and many words have multiple meanings. You could study Russian all your life and not begin to understand them all.

Kurenda is right, you need a plan, or you will self-destruct. Best to stick with basic words and understand that there will be many times when communication simply isn't possible. At least not verbal communication.

[Kurenda]

Woman told me that her 6 year old daugther is malenkaya styerva.

Of course she didn't want to say her daughter is a *****.

In this contest it means the daughter is misbehaved and doesn't listen to parents.
Виктория Попкина well it can be a a real name but also a term for a woman which likes anal sex.

The same way as Олег Праворуков describes a guy who likes to masturbate.
Праворуков is translated as "right handed" using the right hand for masturbation. Олег Праворуков is also a rela name of russian actor.

Acolonizer is in tricky situation. He doesn't speak russian and the girls he contacts over the net dont speak english. Acolonizer have you ever been to Russia? What is your plan of action face to face if communication is a problem. By the way are there chances to see any of this girls in your porn production?

[Doctor_Skank]

Зайка-попрыгайка, lit. "bunny-rabbit who hops". Not possible to understand meaning without knowing context.

In that context I'm also not sure, however Zaika in itself is a pretty common term of endearment.... girls say it to boys.

[AColonizer]

Where? But in Ukraine and Russia, the same proud styervas call themselves baba yagas too I don't like "flat" and ordinary girls. You can see Victoria in Kiev thread, for example!

Where on Earth are you getting these from?

Baba Yaga is the wicked witch who comes at Christmas to scare little children.

[Stravinsky]

And "Баба Яга", too?

Where on Earth are you getting these from?

Baba Yaga is the wicked witch who comes at Christmas to scare little children.

[AColonizer]

Thanxxx! In fact my favourite girls define themselves as a proud styerva or, maybe, in other words, as a smiling bastard. Since I am not a bigger styerva, my stories are intense and short and they last until I explode under the psychological torture of those styervas.

Стерва is an interesting word, and can mean many things. The dictionary definition is "a despicable, disgusting person" [male or female]. But if a woman says to you that she is a malenkaya styerva, she means b!tch. My impression from contextual usage is that this is a term that is used primarily by women to describe other women, or themselves. When a woman uses it to describe herself, she is typically very proud of her status as a styerva.

When a man wants to call a woman a b!tch, he will typically use the word сука (or some variation), which is a female dog.

The only way to tame a styerva is to be a bigger styerva. Which is, essentially, what she is inviting you to do if she admits to you that she is a styerva.

I think снежная королева (snow queen) is a woman who is cold and heartless, which could be applied to a стерва, except for one difference: the snow queen has no interest in emotional contact or sex, whereas sex is definitely possible with a стерва, in fact, it can actually be fun, depending on just how big a стерва you want to be!

Зайка-попрыгайка, lit. "bunny-rabbit who hops". Not possible to understand meaning without knowing context.

[Stravinsky]

Стерва is an interesting word, and can mean many things. The dictionary definition is "a despicable, disgusting person" [male or female]. But if a woman says to you that she is a malenkaya styerva, she means b!tch. My impression from contextual usage is that this is a term that is used primarily by women to describe other women, or themselves. When a woman uses it to describe herself, she is typically very proud of her status as a styerva.

When a man wants to call a woman a b!tch, he will typically use the word сука (or some variation), which is a female dog.

The only way to tame a styerva is to be a bigger styerva. Which is, essentially, what she is inviting you to do if she admits to you that she is a styerva.

I think снежная королева (snow queen) is a woman who is cold and heartless, which could be applied to a стерва, except for one difference: the snow queen has no interest in emotional contact or sex, whereas sex is definitely possible with a стерва, in fact, it can actually be fun, depending on just how big a стерва you want to be!

Зайка-попрыгайка, lit. "bunny-rabbit who hops". Not possible to understand meaning without knowing context.

[AColonizer]

And "Баба Яга", too?

[AColonizer]

By the way, which are the meanings of:

Зайка-попрыгайка

Виктория Попкина

[AColonizer]

Do you know how to warm up a "Маленькая Стерва"? But don't try with money, of course, too easy and too useless. Or better, how can you tame a "Маленькая Стерва"? If you prefer, you could reply in Moscow thread.

Funny enough, Doc and I were just discussing what Стерва meant. He thought "ice princess" was closest, but I think "cold-hearted b!tch" isn't far off. And there's an element of excessive ambition in there too. All-in-all, a great word.

Curious as to the context you read it... is a girl claiming she's one of these? If so, watch out.

[Pizdyets]

Which are the meanings of "Маленькая Стерва"?

Funny enough, Doc and I were just discussing what Стерва meant. He thought "ice princess" was closest, but I think "cold-hearted b!tch" isn't far off. And there's an element of excessive ambition in there too. All-in-all, a great word.

Curious as to the context you read it... is a girl claiming she's one of these? If so, watch out.

[Stravinsky]

Which are the meanings of "Маленькая Стерва"?

Маленькая = little

Стерва = b!tch

[AColonizer]

Which are the meanings of "Маленькая Стерва"?