Hello,
Today is The Last Bell in Russian Schools! It’s a feast of last lesson for last year pupils in Russian schools. Last year we had a very good post about The Last Bell in Russian Schools (2008).
Today I want to show you a nice and a little nostalgic video about The Last Bell in Soviet Union, 1990:
Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle
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Russians adore to watch Victory Day Salute. So I just felt that I must share it with you – my reader! For our Russian Video Blog I picked up a video where you can watch not just firework but people who watch it and shooting cannons.Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle
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“The Victory parade grows in size every year, and this time it is the largest one seen since the fall of the Soviet Union.” (Russia Today)
More than 9,000 servicemen take part in the parade which, by tradition, consists of three parts: The marching by of the soldiers and officers, the display of military hardware, and a flyover by aircraft and helicopters.
Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle
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Hello,
If you come these days to Russia you will see a lot of people with yellow and black ribbons – that is St. George Ribbons. By wearing them people tell to the whole world “We remember and we are proud (of heroism of our dads and granddads in the WWII“. For Russians the Victory Day is one of the most important days in the year. Lets find out more about this contemporary symbol in Russia:
Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle
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Hello,
Best wishes and don’t drink vodka too much π
Russian Video from Russia
Svet and Kyle
comments always welcome.