Calendar OS X: Assign tasks to the Russian human

Not so long ago to "Layfhakere" published article how regular poppy-organizer "Calendar" distinguishes between meal times, assigning the appropriate task at the right time of the day. However, note this is only good for those who does business in English: Russian localization in "Calendar" (at least for me) only understands the word "dinner". :(

But the trouble is low, because the program knows a bunch of other Russian words that should be adopted with the rapid development of new events:

• The formal designation of the day: morning, in the afternoon, in the evening. The word "night" can also be used, but only in conjunction with the designation of a particular hour: 2 a.m.
• Designations hours can be recorded words, inducing them on cases and, if necessary, by inserting prepositions: from six to nine in the evening.
• The formal designation of the surrounding days: last two nights, tomorrow from nine to ten in the morning,the next day at lunch.
• Designation of days of the week, including the prepositional case with prepositions "in" and "on":
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  on Monday, on Tuesday, Wednesday, …, on Saturday, on Sunday.
• Designation of Occurrence with prepositions "in", "on" and "under", and the words "close" and "near." True, the name of the place will have to enter in the nominative case, so that this form of the name was entered in the appropriate box: Restaurant in Astoria, on the spaceship Comrade, under Poltava, next to the monument to Pushkin.

Here's how it works. Click in the "Calendar" button command+N and the pop-up text box, enter: Breakfast at Tiffany's on Friday with ten in the morning until one o'clock in the Violet Cafe. As a result, the program will create the event "Breakfast at Tiffany's" by appointing him to the nearest Friday from 10:00 to 13:00, determining the venue cafe "Violet".

Perhaps you know any more words, which were not mentioned here - share in the comments.