Russian Language Merch

A city in Russia.

A city in Russia.

A city in Russia.

A city in Russia.

A city in Russia.

A city in Russia.

Electronic Musician or Synthesizer and drum machine lover and Djs from all over the world should wear this cool synth tee that features the words synthesizer and drum machine written in 6 languages japanese korean hebrew chinese russian and english analog or digital audio you are tweaking waveform synthesizer knobs and adsr faders or the filter knob, this synth shirt is for you to rock in the studio or on stage to show your passion for electronic music and synthesizers from 303 and 808 to 909

Вы продаете рыбов нет просто показываю красивое is a Russian meme

A city in Russia.

Bitch bye slang in Russian letters

A city in Russia.

Planning a fantastic coup like Catherine did with Peter the what? Huzzah, indeed! Here's to a new and glorious Russia! But first let's teach Peter that toosh is pronounced touche'!

A city in Russia.

Planning a fantastic coup like Catherine did with Peter the what? Huzzah, indeed! Here's to a new and glorious Russia! But first let's teach Peter that toosh is pronounced touche'!

Сука Блять

Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof (Polish: Ludwik Łazarz Zamenhof, 15 December [O.S. 3 December] 1859–14 April [O.S. 1 April] 1917), usually credited as L. L. Zamenhof, was a Polish ophthalmologist, inventor, and writer. He is most widely known for creating Esperanto, the most successful constructed language in the world. He grew up fascinated by the idea of a world without war and believed that this could happen with the help of a new international auxiliary language, which he first developed in 1873 while still in school. Dr. Esperanto's International Language, usually referred to as Unua Libro (English: First Book), was the first publication to describe Esperanto, then called the International Language (Esperanto: Lingvo Internacia). It w...

Slavic fantasy

A city in Russia.

A country in Europe.

"Jew" in Russian in the masculine gender.

Приветики (Privetiki) is almost like Привет (Privet), an informal way to greet someone in Russian. However, приветики is a little different from привет. It is more informal and it sounds as if either it's something a child would say or if you are flirting with someone.

Smile in different languages design by mako design for you !

excerpt from S. Yesenin's verse "Blue fire is fussing about"

excerpt from J. Brodsky's poem "Still Life" against the backdrop of a photograph of the poet. Russian poet

Featured quirky sparrow or pigeon and Russian strong proverb. Russian language, Cyrillic letters. Hand drawn cartoon style.

"Jew" in Russian in the feminine gender.

Colorful philately collection collage, stamps with different Russian cities, old architectural landmarks.

Russian language design with Oregon written in Cyrillic letters on a retro stripe sunset with mountains, gift for Slavs and Russian language lovers.

This Russian language word means 'Hi' or "Hello'. In Cyrillic script. Would be a good gift for your friends or classmates who study the Russian language are just interested in the Russian culture.

excerpt from S. Yesenin's verse "Blue fire is fussing about". Russian lettering. Russian poet. Отрывок из стихотворения Сергея Есенина «Заметался пожар голубой»

Tell the world you don't speak English, or at least get English-speaking people to stop asking you questions

As for the product description: Bring a touch of artistic elegance to your home or office with our Spirograph Patterned Moldova Administrative Divisions Map. The intricate design features the various administrative regions of Moldova, rendered in delicate spirograph lines that create a mesmerizing visual pattern. Each line in this print is unique and reflects the individuality of each region, while the color scheme highlights the diversity of the Moldovan landscape. Printed on high-quality paper, this map is the perfect addition to any wall, whether you want to showcase your love for Moldova or add a unique decorative touch to your space. With its eye-catching design and rich cultural significance, the Spirograph Patterned Moldova Administr

This Russian language word means 'Bye' or "See you'. In Cyrillic script. Would be a good gift for your friends or classmates for study the Russian language or other Eastern European languages or are just interested in the Russian culture.

If you can read Russian, you know what this says. Заткнись (zatknis) means "shut up". Wear it yourself or buy it as a gift for your favorite Russians becausse they will love it.

USSR Soviet socialist's propaganda poster collage, call to work on the farms and factories, space exploration, in Russian language.

marker drawing with minimal language knowledge and if I used it wrong, I hope it still works well enough