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Title: Moving to a New Apartment | Super Easy Russian Podcast 39
Caption: Are you at the starting position?
Are you sitting like that?
Yes.
They are currently being pronounced, allowing you to have
a good laugh.
Sorry.
Everything is fine.
Now we're done, I'll tell you why I'm laughing.
I don’t really understand why Andrei, in my person, suddenly
rushes to the defense of a sideboard that doesn’t even appear
anywhere.
Let's cut out my part about Soviet walls.
Andrey has bipolar.
Hi all!
Hello!
I'm Marina, and I'm Nikita.
We are the hosts of the Easy Russian podcast, and this particular episode
is called Super Easy Russian.
This is a podcast for those who learn Russian no matter
what.
And today we won’t look, so to speak, we will focus on a very
pressing topic, namely furniture.
Yes, furniture theme.
And in this new format, we first have a short
dialogue, then we analyze the words from this dialogue
and explain them, then we read the dialogue again.
Shall we start?
Let's begin.
Hello Marina!
How are you?
Hello!
Everything is fine.
By the way, I have news.
I finally found a new apartment and
am moving soon.
But I need to buy new furniture there.
Oh, this is very interesting!
Tell me in more detail, what kind of apartment is this?
Where is it?
Big?
Imagine, the apartment is very close to my
work.
Just as I wanted.
You can walk from home to work in half an hour.
How amazing!
And you can probably get there even faster by bicycle.
Yes, I'm going to buy it in the spring.
True, the apartment is not very big, only 30 square
meters.
We need to think about where we can park the bike.
How many rooms are there in the apartment?
You won’t believe it, but even in such a small apartment
there can be two rooms.
There is a very small bedroom, a slightly larger living room, and
a small but cozy kitchen.
The toilet and bathroom are separate, just as I wanted.
Great, I would like that too.
What floor?
Third.
The windows face the courtyard.
There is a large tree in front of them.
It's probably a mountain ash.
The apartment also has a comfortable open balcony.
Which, as something tells me, is absolutely
empty.
Oh, and if this balcony is not occupied by anything, then this is where
you could park your bike.
Oh no.
On the balcony I want to put a table, a comfortable chair, plant
flowers there and hang garlands.
I will sit there, drink tea and read a book.
Cool!
And then it will snow and destroy it all.
I didn't think about that.
What other furniture do you need?
To be honest, I need almost all the furniture to furnish
the apartment, because all that is there now is
a fresh renovation, white walls, a kitchen unit and a mattress.
And no old Soviet walls.
You know, sometimes I like this kind of retro furniture.
By the way, where are you going to look for furniture?
I'll probably look for furniture online on sites
where people resell their things.
It's cheaper that way.
And I’ll take the bookshelves from my parents.
Listen, my friend is moving to another city soon.
I may ask, what is he going to do with the unwanted
furniture?
Don't worry, he doesn't have a single grandma's closet,
and in general his apartment looks like an Ikea catalogue.
Sounds like what I need.
Find out please.
First thing I need is a desk and chair.
I can move into my apartment starting August 1st.
I love that you already consider her yours.
Do you need help with the move?
Yes, it's very necessary.
Carrying all this heavy furniture to the third floor.
Thank you very much, Nikita!
On the third floor without an elevator, it seems to me.
You're welcome, Marina!
I’ll write to you as soon as I find out something about
my friend’s furniture.
Okay bye!
See you!
I would like to do this.
Moving again.
Well, Marina, let's choose some words for analysis.
I would highlight the phrase “kitchen set”.
In fact, it can also be called just a kitchen.
This is what you buy at Ikea, for example,
there is, separately, a drawer, a sink, shelves, doors,
and a stove.
And you collect it all in the kitchen.
That's right, right?
Maybe.
I have never used the word “headset” in my speech.
Well, a kitchen set is a phrase that
I usually only saw in stores, and I usually just
called it “kitchen.”
I only know the word “headset” in the feminine gender, which
means a set of headphones and microphones for communication.
Good clarification.
Another word that I would highlight is “table”.
Stolik is a diminutive form of the word
table.
Well, the table is what you will see in front of you,
and those who listen to this can imagine that this is the kind of
thing on which you work.
Or eat.
Or eat.
By the way, what other expressions can be used with the table?
Table.
Dining room.
Table.
You can say "kitchen table" or "bedside
table."
Coffee table.
Yes, that is, depending on the destination of this
item, you can use the appropriate adjective.
Which?
Coffee table.
For what?
In order to, I don’t know, put a magazine on it.
It seems to me that "coffee table" also defines
the shape of this table, because it is usually,
maybe correct me if I'm wrong,
as a rule, it is a small table that is
lower than we used to expect from a regular table.
Yes, by the way, it is also important that the table, when we say
“table” and not “table”, we mean that it is
a small table.
Not like what a kitchen table or work table usually is.
Empty apartment.
This means there is no furniture in it.
“Empty” can also be used figuratively.
For example, you have a blank look.
“Empty” means absent, as if you are flying in the clouds,
that is, you are not here, but thinking about something and looking
into nothing, simply in front of you.
There is also the expression “empty talk” or “empty talk”.
This means conversations without much meaning that
lead nowhere.
Rather, with a negative connotation, it seems to me.
You can also select “look for furniture”.
That is, you can, for example, use the word “search”,
use the verb “search” in its literal meaning.
Look for something.
Let’s say, look for an apartment, look for your glasses.
Or maybe it’s portable.
Look for your place in life.
Look for your place in life.
Look for yourself.
Look for your profession.
OK.
It seems to me that “search” does not change because of this.
It simply changes depending on the set of dependent words.
Then we can simply cut it out.
We will see.
I would like to draw your attention to the expression “drop into
an apartment”.
Because “driving” in the literal sense for me is more likely
to physically drive somewhere on something that is rolling, for example,
driving a car into a ditch.
Or it is also used as an expression “to pick up
someone.”
This means that you are driving, say, in a car or
on a motorcycle, you get to some point
where you pick up a person, put him in your car
or on a motorcycle, and then you and he go somewhere together.
This means that you have picked up a person.
When it comes to moving into an apartment.
Of course, you can stop by the apartment for a minute to
pick up the forgotten keys.
But the expression “moving into an apartment” itself
most often means that you
move with all your things and settle in a new apartment and live
there for some time.
And that’s why sometimes they even ask, how long ago did you move in or
move into the apartment?
We also mentioned two rather contextual expressions,
which are perhaps not so often used
in modern Russian now.
This is the “Soviet wall” and “grandmother’s closet”.
In fact, it's about the same thing. We will tell you
more about the history of these so-called Soviet
walls and grandmother's closets in our
regular episode in the bonus issue, which is available
to our paid subscribers.
And now I’ll say very briefly that “grandmother’s closet”
is a slightly contemptuous expression
for old, no longer modern and unfashionable Soviet furniture.
As a rule, this is a “wall”, not in the literal sense
of a wall, but a “wall” was just such a set,
a set of shelves and some other parts of this closet,
which stood in the apartment right next to the wall,
and due to the fact that it accommodated a lot of
different items, it allowed to save space
in an already small room.
I never used that word "wall".
I've used the expression "grandma's closet" quite
a lot.
"Grandma's Closet" isn't there either.
Rather, “Soviet furniture” was in use among us, and
it was always something very heavy, very massive,
of some dark brown color.
Such furniture puts pressure on you with its heavy appearance and style,
after which you really want to live in a completely empty
room.
That is, this is the complete opposite of Ikea furniture.
Probably, but one day suddenly Ikea will start producing
such cabinets.
I hope not.
Let's read the dialogue again.
Let's.
Hello Marina!
How are you?
Hello!
Everything is fine.
By the way, I have news.
I finally found a new apartment and am moving soon.
You just need to buy furniture there.
Oh, this is interesting!
Tell me in more detail, where is she?
Is it big?
Imagine, it’s very close to my work,
just as I wanted.
You can walk from home to work in half an hour.
How amazing!
But you can probably get there even faster by bicycle.
Yes, I'm going to buy it in the spring.
True, the apartment is not very big, only 30 square
meters.
We need to think about where we can park the bike.
How many rooms are there in your apartment?
You will be surprised, but even in such a small apartment
there are two rooms.
A very small bedroom and a slightly larger living room.
Small but cozy kitchen.
The toilet and bathroom are separate, just as I wanted.
What floor is your apartment on?
On the third floor.
The windows face the courtyard.
There is a large tree in front of them.
It's probably a mountain ash.
Eh.
And immediately I was drawn to the rowan tree.
And there’s also a big one...
By the rowan tree... good.
Bush!
And there is also a comfortable, empty, open balcony.
Amazing!
But then you can put your bike on this
balcony.
Oh no.
On the balcony I want to put a table, a comfortable chair, plant
flowers and hang a garland.
I'll sit there, drink tea and read a book.
What other furniture will you need?
Honestly, I need a lot of furniture because
the apartment is almost empty.
There is only a fresh renovation, white walls, a kitchen
and a mattress.
And most importantly, no Soviet walls.
I understand you very much.
Where are you going to look for furniture?
I plan to look for furniture somewhere on the Internet.
On sites where people resell their things.
It's cheaper that way.
And I’ll take the bookshelves from my parents.
Listen, one of my friends is moving to another
city soon.
May I ask what he plans to do with the unwanted
furniture?
Don't worry, he doesn't have any of his grandma's closets.
And in general, his apartment looks like..."wueglebdit" (mocks himself)...
And in general, his apartment looks like an Ikea catalogue.
Find out please.
First thing I need is a desk and chair.
I can move into my new apartment starting from
the first of August.
Great!
Do you need help moving?
Yes, Nikit, thank you very much!
We'll carry furniture to the third floor together, because
there is no elevator in the house.
I knew it!
Great!
See you then!
And I’ll write to you as soon as I find out something about
my friend’s furniture.
Okay bye!
Bye!
Now let’s read this dialogue at our usual
speed.
Hello Marina!
How are you?
Hello!
Everything is fine.
By the way, I have news.
I finally found a new apartment and am moving soon.
You just need to buy furniture there.
Wow!
How interesting!
Tell me in more detail, where is it located,
is it big?
Imagine, she is very close to work, just as
I wanted.
You can walk from home to work in half an hour.
Great!
And you can probably get there even faster by bicycle.
Yes, I'm going to buy it in the spring.
True, the apartment is not very big, only 30 square
meters.
So you need to think about where you can park your bike.
How many rooms are there in your apartment?
How many rooms are there in your apartment?
Two rooms.
Even though the apartment is very small, it only fits
two rooms.
A small bedroom and a slightly larger living room.
Small but cozy kitchen.
The toilet and bathroom are separate, just the way I like it.
What floor is your apartment on?
On the third floor.
The windows face the courtyard.
There is a large tree in front of them.
It's probably a mountain ash.
The apartment also has a large open balcony.
And by the way, it's empty.
Great!
Then this is where you can put your new
bike.
Oh no.
I want to buy a table there, a comfortable chair, plant
flowers and hang garlands.
I will sit there, drink tea and read a book.
What other furniture do you need?
To be honest, I need a lot of furniture because the apartment is
almost empty.
It's newly renovated, white walls, a kitchen and a mattress.
Sounds great!
I would live like that!
The main thing is that there is not a single grandmother’s closet there.
Where are you going to look for all this furniture?
I'm thinking of looking for furniture online.
On sites where people resell their things.
It's cheaper that way.
And I will take the bookshelves, shelves for books, from my parents.
With books!
Listen, one of my friends is moving to another
city soon.
May I ask what he plans to do with the remaining
unnecessary furniture?
Don't worry, he doesn't have a single grandma's closet
, and in general his apartment looks like an Ikea catalogue.
Oh, I'll love this!
Find out please.
First thing I need is a desk and chair.
By the way, I can move into my new apartment from the first of
August.
Do you need help moving?
Yes, Nikit, thank you very much!
We will carry furniture to the third floor together, because
there is no elevator in the house.
I knew it!
Okay, I'll write to you as soon as I find out something about
my friend's furniture.
Until then, see you later!
Bye!
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