Tuesday: Заигрыши | Flirting Games Time for fun! Traditionally, fairs, sleigh rides, and folk songs were part of the celebration, and young people flirted with each other. Phrase of the day: to have fun → веселиться
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A survey by Rambler&Co found that only 4% of Russians celebrate Valentine’s Day, while 51% prefer to mark their relationship or marriage anniversary. Another reason could be that Russia celebrates International Women’s Day on March 8th, a public holiday, and recently introduced Family, Love, and Fidelity Day on July 7th.
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Khokhloma (хохлома) painting is a traditional Russian wood painting style and national ornament. Khokhloma is widely known for its lavish flower patterns with red and gold colours on a black background. These golden wood dishes, furniture, and utensils are some of the most desirable souvenirs on any tourist’s list. Khokhloma painting art is named after
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I hope everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas! As we approach the biggest celebration of the year in Russia, New Year’s Eve, let’s continue the festive spirit. In Russian tradition, salads take center stage, uniting family and friends around the dining table. I’m excited to share three essential recipes for Russian Christmas and New Year’s Eve
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