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Published: 2020-03-11 11:13:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 10001; Favourites: 190; Downloads: 98
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I want to tell you a bit about tickling in Russian language.In Russian we don't usualy say "tickle feet". We say "tickle heels" (even if we are tickling soles). That is correct for ticklishness too. "I am ticklish on my heels".
By the way, we don't usualy use "ticklish" (mostly for akward situations, not for tickling). In Russian we are "afraid of tickling". So, translation of the most common phrase is "I am afraid of tickling on my heels!" "Я боюсь щекотки за пятки!"
In Russian we don't have a lot of tickle talk. Mostly we use sounds like "Uti-uti-uti!"
And one more interesting moment. In Russian the word, meaning armpit took a long way from the ancient time. The closest meaning of it is "undermuscle". But meaning of words changed. So, armpit in Russian is "under-little-mouse". Nice, huh?)
Ta-dam! "I am afraid of tickling under-my-little-mice and on my heels!"
"Я боюсь щекотки под мышками и за пятки!"
Hope, you enjoy this (;
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Interesting read, thanks for the explanation - and for a sexy image too! I wonder if she's afraid of some heel tickling? X)
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Cute 
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Interesting! All that matters to me is that you speak the international language of laughter.
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I love anime girl feet - specially barefoot schoolgirl.
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Thank You for the education! Is there a Russian word for toes?
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Click bait picture to read a description and learn something new 
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Sure, so:
In Poland it is somewhat similar as we won't say tickle soles, or tickle heels or other. It would be possible, but word "sole" (pol. podeszwa) are rather meant a part of a shoe, not body in polish so it would to be specify that you mean sole of a foot (pol. podeszwa stopy) , but still it's rarely used, we rather just say "foot". In general we say, "tickle on feet" or "tickle on foot" (pol. łaskotki na stopach) as a whole. So it's similar but different
In theory we have in dictionary a word for "ticklish" (pol. łaskotliwy) but I never heard anyone using it (So i thought that we don't have such). We say "have tickle (noun)" (pol. mieć łaskotki) if I translate it correctly
As a tickle speak we have "gili-gili-gili"
I think biggest different are with armpits (pol. pacha) as this word are completely not similar to any other word (maybe to groin pol. "pachwina") and means only this part of body. According to dictionary it most probably come from "side of a body" but how it evolve I have no idea.
So there are similarities. But also big differents like with armpits or tickling feet instead of heels
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Well your assosiation of "łaskotki" with russian "laska" are correctly as both word have same genesis 
I'm pleased that you find this word a turn on
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That's an interesting piece of information
So yeah. Imagine "Laskotki" on your own sensitive feet (or пятки if you prefer )
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Seeing your reaction? With pleasure
At least one plus of similarity of languages
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If I'm not mistaken we call this part "poduszki stopy" so in english "pillows of the feet". Very similar . But I wanted to be sure and check it on the internet and actually can't find this information apparently we use this word so rare. I won't be able to sleep later so I have to find it out for sure. Eventually edit this post, but I'm rather sure of it.
Basically I see that russian word for "little-pillows" are basically same like ours. Plus your word for "heels" you used before are very similar if not same to our "little-heels".
I'm surprise how much I enjoy such exchange of words for feet parts .
P.S. I just found that as "pillows of feet" are rather correct in everyday usage, correct word are "śródstopie" which translate to "middle-foot" like in Tolkien "middle-earth"
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I wish to learn Russian, so it's a great place to start
So where are you most ticklish? между пальцами, подушечки стопы, пятки or arches of feet (as I don't know yet correct russian word for it
(I tried to list "between toes, heels, balls of the feet)
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I should predict that name for this part of foot
Yet I'm not sure if saying that you're "боюсь" are correct in your case
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What an interesting state of mind during tickling in that case
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You could add the words in russian for completeness
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