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Speak different languages

Griboyedov A.S.

Phraseologism: Speak in different languages.

Meaning: Look at something differently, do not understand each other.

Origin: The hero of A.S. Griboyedov’s comedy, Chatsky, was very lamented about the fact that the Russian language began to be a “mixture of French and Nizhny Novgorod”. And there was a reason! French was used by the Russian nobility in official correspondence, Russian was spoken with servants and households. So bilingualism was formed, when people of one nation were forced to rebuild literally on the go. However, servants in some noble families over the years began to be perceived as family members, and at the very least mastered French - they say, why are we worse than masters ...

Random phraseology:

From beautiful places.

Meaning:

Usually quoted ironically: to be delighted with "beautiful places here", to leave "beautiful places here", etc.

Origin:

From a song written (1791) by the Russian poetess Maria Voinovna Zubova (? -1799). This work was included in almost all Russian songbooks of the XNUMXth century. and thus became widespread. The beginning of this song: "I'm moving away into the desert / From the beautiful places here ..."

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