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Did you know that "vodka" almost literally means "water" in Russian?

It's stemmed from it, I think, despite vodka being one of the highest-proofed of more traditional alcohols, usually at 70-80 proof i.e. 35%-40% alcohol. The Cyrillic for vodka is водка, and the Cyrillic for water is воды (vodui).

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ThisIsMyOldAccount

Vodka, spelled in Russian as "wodka", means "water of life".

TetrisGuy · 26-30, M

And that it is. Man vodka is fucking amazing.

ThisIsMyOldAccount

I drink very little. I do not like alcohol because it took my mother from me. However, every now and then I cannot help but to drink the slightest amount of some liquors.

anttrainertothestars1

oh ? like it even more . "what you been drinking ?""only water , dear ".

malc0ntent

no, but a russian guy once told me a russian joke about vodka - q: why do you drink vodka? a: because it is a liquid. if it were solid, then I would bite it.

Bircos

Yes sure "little water"

Gerald85

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