Russian lesson of the day
Russian Lesson of the Day allows you to practice the vocabulary you learn with us using the method of spaced repetitions.
Blin is the mildest Russian swear word. Even children are allowed to use it.
Literally blin means pancake. But most often blin is used as an euphemism for a very rude Russian word "blyat". In that sense, it expresses a wide range of emotions, mostly negative: disappointment, frustration or distress. The closest translation to that would be damn!
If you like, you can learn more about how to make Russian blini here.
Case | Singular | Plural |
---|---|---|
Nominative Nom. | блин | блины́ |
Genitive Gen. | блина́ | блино́в |
Dative Dat. | блину́ | блина́м |
Accusative Acc. | блин | блины́ |
Instrumental Inst. | блино́м | блина́ми |
Prepositional Prep. | блине́ | блина́х |
Russian Lesson of the Day allows you to practice the vocabulary you learn with us using the method of spaced repetitions.