Dirty Russian: Second Edition: Everyday Slang from "What's Up?" to "F*%# Off!"

Some of the phrases in this book will have you rolling on the floor. Will I remember how to pronounce them? No, but I really enjoyed reading it.

It made a fun gift.

This bool is a tremendous insult to a Russian language!

This is a must-have book if you like to talk dirty like me. I love this book but unfortunately there are some sound spelling errors that are common and will make you sound like you have a weird accent, watch out for the Cyrillic "о" sometimes it is meant to sound like "a" sounding like "ah".The most disappointing part though is that some of the phrases are not even close to what they say they are so you might want to double check what you're saying in Russian using translation software or talking to Russians or by using a Russian English dictionary. There is a phrase where you can say, "I feel like s*** but it translates to, "I'm sausage."Сумасшедший !!!

I saw this book in Barnes & Noble and I decided to look into it. This book is full of profanity. Talking Russian as this book suggests, you will be quickly perceived as a bad guy in Russia, no one would like to talk to you. I don't recommend learning anything that this book teaches. Also some idioms are not translated correctly and may vary from region to region in Russia so this book is not a full source of truth.

Seriously?