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Russian (in Russian: Русский - rusky) is the official language of Russia, and it is widely spoken as a conversational language and sometimes even as a mother tongue in neighboring countries that were under Soviet rule. Russian is the most common language in Europe and among the ten most spoken languages in the world. | '''Russian''' (in Russian: Русский - rusky) is the official language of Russia, and it is widely spoken as a conversational language and sometimes even as a mother tongue in neighboring countries that were under Soviet rule. Russian is the most common language in Europe and among the ten most spoken languages in the world. | ||
Since our Rebbeim until the Rebbe Rayatz and the Rebbe mainly lived in these countries, as did a significant and primary portion of Chabad chassidim - this language was previously spoken by many Chabad chassidim, and there are even many Chabad niggunim in this language. | Since our Rebbeim until the Rebbe Rayatz and the Rebbe mainly lived in these countries, as did a significant and primary portion of Chabad chassidim - this language was previously spoken by many Chabad chassidim, and there are even many Chabad niggunim in this language. | ||
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The book "Jewish Awareness" by Nadav Cohen was also published, presenting central ideas from the Tanya in clear and simple language. It quickly became a bestseller and was translated into English and Russian, with several editions published. | The book "Jewish Awareness" by Nadav Cohen was also published, presenting central ideas from the Tanya in clear and simple language. It quickly became a bestseller and was translated into English and Russian, with several editions published. | ||
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