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Постельные принадлежности [Pa-'styel'-n.y-ye pri-na-'dlyezh-na-sti]
"Bedding".
Рыба [ 'R.y-ba] "Fish".
Спортивные товары [Spar-' tiv-n.y-ye ta-'va-r.y] "Sportswear".
Сувениры [Su-vye-'ni-r.y] "Souvenirs".
Фрукты и Овощи ['Fruk-t.y i 'O-va-shchi] "Fruits and Vegetables".
Хозяйственные товары [Kha-'zyay-stvye-n.y-ye ta-'va-r.y] "Household
goods"
Часовой магазин [Cha-sa-'voy ma-ga-'zin] "Clock and watch shop".
Электроприборы [E-'lyek-tra-pri-'bo-r.y] "Electrical Appliances".
Ювелирные изделия [Yu-vye-'lir-n.y-ye iz-'dye-li-ya] "Jewellery".
Now, when you are able to read the signs and know what is what, let's go shopping. But
because shopping in Russia (as you have already realized)
is not a laughing matter, I
urge you to proceed with caution and act in accordance
with the following Code of
Practice. {Note: Do not demonstrate too much of your own initiative because (according
to a Russian saying)
инициатива наказуема [i-ni-tsi-a-'ti-va na-ka-'zu-ye-ma] "any
initiative is punishable".}