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As you complete this lesson, consider broadening your horizons with these related topics: [[Language/Russian/Culture/Icons-and-Churches|Russian Culture → → Icons and Churches]], [[Language/Russian/Culture/Matryoshka-Doll|Matryoshka Doll]], [[Language/Russian/Culture/National-Holidays|National Holidays]] & [[Language/Russian/Culture/Traditional-Celebrations|Traditional Celebrations]]. | |||
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'''Russian National Celebrations:''' | '''Russian National Celebrations:''' | ||
'''1 Yanuary''' - "New Year Celebration" - "Новый год" or "Noviy god" in transcription. It's the most popurary russian celebration. Russians allways congratulete each other in this day. | '''1 Yanuary''' - "New Year Celebration" - "Новый год" or "Noviy god" in transcription. It's the most popurary russian celebration. Russians allways congratulete each other in this day. | ||
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== | ==Other Lessons== | ||
* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Why-Learn-Russian|Why Learn Russian]] | * [[Language/Russian/Culture/Why-Learn-Russian|Why Learn Russian]] | ||
* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Antarctica-Timeline|Antarctica Timeline]] | * [[Language/Russian/Culture/Antarctica-Timeline|Antarctica Timeline]] | ||
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* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Russia-Historical-Events|Russia Historical Events]] | * [[Language/Russian/Culture/Russia-Historical-Events|Russia Historical Events]] | ||
* [[Language/Russian/Culture/Dance|Dance]] | * [[Language/Russian/Culture/Dance|Dance]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:19, 26 March 2023
Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨CELEBRATIONS¨ in Russian.
Feel free to edit this page by adding new words and expressions!
Happy learning! :)
As you complete this lesson, consider broadening your horizons with these related topics: Russian Culture → → Icons and Churches, Matryoshka Doll, National Holidays & Traditional Celebrations.
| ENGLISH | PRONUNCIATION
ENGLISH |
RUSSIAN | PRONUNCIATION BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
| 1 January
(New Year Celebration) |
(noh vee goht) | 1 ЯНВАРЯ
(НОВЫЙ ГОД) |
(novii gôt) | 1 JANEIRO
(CELEBRAÇÃO DO ANO NOVO) |
| 7 January (Christmas) | (rohzh dyeh stvah) | 7 ЯНВАРЯ
(РОЖДЕСТВО) |
(roj diéstva) | 7 JANEIRO
(NATAL RUSSO) |
| 23 February (National
Defender's Day) |
(nah tsih oh nahl nee
dyehn zah shiht nih kah) |
23 ФЕВРАЛЯ
(НАЦИОНАЛЬНЫЙ ДЕНЬ ЗАЩИТНИКА) |
(natsiaLnii
dién zachit níka) |
23 FEVEREIRO
(DIA NACIONAL DA DEFESA RUSSA) |
| 8 March (Womens's Day) | (zhyehns kee dyehn) | 8 МАРТА
(ЖЕНСКИЙ ДЕНЬ) |
(jíenskii díen) | 8 MARÇO
(DIA DAS MULHERES) |
| 1 May
(Workers Day) |
(dyehn rah boht nih kohv) | 1 МАЯ
(ДЕНЬ РАБОТНИКОВ) |
(díen rabôtnikôv) | 1 MAIO
(DIA DOS TRABALHADORES) |
| 9 May
(Victory Day) |
(dyehn pah byeh duh) | 9 МАЯ
(ДЕНЬ ПОБЕДЫ) |
(díen pabíêdâ) | 9 MAIO
(DIA DA VICTÓRIA RUSSA) |
| 12 June
(Russia Day) |
(dyehn rah see) | 12 ИЮНЯ
(ДЕНЬ РОССИИ) |
díen rasíi) | 12 JUNHO
(DIA DA RÚSSIA) |
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Russian National Celebrations:
1 Yanuary - "New Year Celebration" - "Новый год" or "Noviy god" in transcription. It's the most popurary russian celebration. Russians allways congratulete each other in this day.
7 Yanuary - "Christmas" - "Рождество" or "Rojdestvo". Christmas isn't so populares in Russia as in catholic world, but year after year its popularity growning. Russians christians congratulete each other in this day.
23 February - "National Defender's Day". This celebration was consistently named "Soviet Army's Day" ( 23 february 1918 Soviet Army was founded), "Russian Army's Day" and "National Defender's Day". Russians celebrate it as Male's Day. Russian women congratulate in this day thies men.
8 March - "Womens's Day". This celebration originate from communist "International Womans's Day". But communist matter is forgoten now and russian men in this day simply congratulate thies women.
1 May - "Workers Day". This celebration originate from communist "International Workers Day". But communist matter is forgoten now and russians mostly celebrate it as "one more vacation day". Russians don't congratulete each other in this day.
9 May - "Victory Day". In this day 9 may 1945 The Second World War was finished. The Second World War has killed 20 millions russian and 9 May is celebrated now as "Memory Day" . Russians don't congratulete each other in this day, but recollect thies ancestors who wared in WW2.
12 June - "Russia Day". In this day 12 June 1990 after USSR collapsing was founded Russia State. Russians mostly celebrate it as "one more vacation day". Russians mostly don't congratulate each other in this day.
6 November - "National Unity Day". This celebration originate from communist "November Revolution Day". But communist matter is forgoten now and russians mostly celebrate it as "one more vacation day". Russians don't congratulete each other in this day.
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Other Lessons
- Why Learn Russian
- Antarctica Timeline
- Matryoshka Doll
- Visual Arts : Paintings
- Russia Historical Events
- Dance