Два сапога пара

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"Dva sapoga para" is a Russian idiom that translates to "two boots of a pair" in English. It describes two people who are very similar in behavior or character, often in a negative context. This phrase emphasizes how the individuals are perfectly matched, usually to highlight shared flaws or undesirable traits.

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First Release 6 July 2021
Stamp Set Русские идиомы

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