In the eve of the New Year I remember the history of a Christmas Tree.
I think it can be interesting to everyone who is studying Russian.
Here is tghe link:
Happy New Year 2016!
In the eve of the New Year I remember the history of a Christmas Tree.
I think it can be interesting to everyone who is studying Russian.
Here is tghe link:
Happy New Year 2016!
A pity, I do not speak Russian. (Neither English)
In January I’ll try to translate it into English, but not now.
Anyway - Happy New Year, Lu!
Thanks Evgueny
Евгену, спасиба вам за этого. я могу дабавить что в современном Иерусалиме городское государство безплатно отдает ёлки, прежде всего сохранить лес. Всё равно, я думаю что это хорошая идея.
Спасибо за интересную, своевременную информацию. С новым годом!
My vocabulary is getting there.
In Germany, I think my relatives had candles in their trees. Let’s just say the tradition wasn’t a safe one.
As I promised, I send the English translation of my ‘History of the Crtistmas tree’.
Here you can find the link to the translation:
Thanks Evegueny! Also, is there any way to post the English translation on the Russian one, so I can compare the two together as a guide when I’m trying to read the Russian one?
It was such an opportunaty two years ago, but now I can’t find the field for the replacement of the translation.
But if you have Window 8 or Window 10, you can open two windows at the same time on the screen to see the Russian and the English versions.
Great, thanks for letting us know.