| Mom, I milked the cow | 
| I mowed hay in the meadow, | 
| Mom, I chopped firewood, | 
| I fed the boar in the barn. | 
| And now in the evening I'm tired - | 
| I've had a great time all day. | 
| I want to crack very badly | 
| That I will swallow any muck. | 
| Take meat and cartilage - | 
| Cook cool cabbage soup. | 
| You rinse the cast iron | 
| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron. | 
| Throw more vegetables - | 
| I can't live without cabbage soup. | 
| So that I can be fat | 
| Cook me Russian cabbage soup! | 
| You know, mother, I feel good with you, | 
| But I decided to marry isho. | 
| You, mother, find a bride for me, | 
| So that she could cook cabbage soup. | 
| I won't live a day without cabbage soup - | 
| I'll even take a fool as a wife, | 
| Let her be crooked and pimples, | 
| If only she understood the cabbage soup. | 
| Take meat and cartilage - | 
| Cook cool cabbage soup. | 
| You rinse the cast iron | 
| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron. | 
| Throw more vegetables - | 
| I can't live without cabbage soup. | 
| So that I can be fat | 
| Cook me Russian cabbage soup! | 
| Mother, come here, what will I say: | 
| I, mother, am leaving for the army - | 
| I just got a notice... | 
| Well, you started crying again. | 
| I will serve well, mother - | 
| I will follow all orders. | 
| Well, if they don't give me cabbage soup, | 
| I'll run away from the army. | 
| Take meat and cartilage - | 
| Cook cool cabbage soup. | 
| You rinse the cast iron | 
| And cook cabbage soup in cast iron. | 
| Throw more vegetables - | 
| I can't live without cabbage soup. | 
| So that I can be fat | 
| Cook me Russian cabbage soup! |