взимопонимание

Чтовы преподать урок культурного взимопонимания, царь Дарий однажды пригласил ьывших в тот день...
In Google I find many times this word, but not in any Dictionary. It must be a common word but... :roll: Tks

it is взаимопонимание - it means mutual understanding.

There is also a french word rapport. I'm not sure whether it is in use in English.

The word взаимопонимание consists of two parts:
взаимо - from the word взаимный which means mutual, common, etc.
and понимание, which means understanding.

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Originally Posted by Ramil

There is also a french word rapport. I'm not sure whether it is in use in English.

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You hear it, but not too much. Besides, he's in Spain, where they speak Spanish, so I don't know about its usage there. ;)

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Originally Posted by Ramil

There is also a french word rapport. I'm not sure whether it is in use in English.

The word взаимопонимание consists of two parts:
взаимо - from the word взаимный which means mutual, common, etc.
and понимание, which means understanding.

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This french word you refer to can be "ensemble"?. It is fun than the only Russian word recognised in French as Russian is "bistro" = "bar, pub", introduced by Russians who entered Paris after defeating Napoleon III. :lol:

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Originally Posted by Vladi

It is fun than the only Russian word recognised in French as Russian is "bistro" = "bar, pub", introduced by Russians who entered Paris after defeating Napoleon III. :lol:

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It will be more fun I you knew that French word Sortie (Exit) was taken by soldiers back to Russia. Now it's a rather common slang name for the toilet.
You see, when they were drinking in bistros they needed to take a leak from time to time. So now it's the russian word сортир. :)