Being a very old country, Armenian people used to wear various clothes in different periods of times. Armenians call their national clothes “Taraz”. Apart from being just a dress, the Taraz signified much more. People believed that the colors of the dress could bring good luck ”the black of the earth, the white of water, […]
Armenia Attire- Colors and More Read More »
The food in this country is very tasty and diverse. One of the most famous and tastiest dishes is Khorovats, or as other people call it – Barbeque. But this is not made like other barbeques. Making of Armenian Khorovats is a special procedure, for which mostly the men are responsible. Khorovats can be made
Edible Eats of Armenia – Armenian Foods Read More »
With a very little territory, this landlocked country has managed to play a big role in the world culture. Republic of Armenia, Armenia or Hayastan, as local people call it has very beautiful landscape: wonderful hills, forests, and rivers you will find in this tiny country. The food in this country is very tasty and
Armenian Culture; Food, Fun, Festivals, Language and MORE! Read More »
Famous places beside Budapest Hollókő – The village of Hollóko is one of the most charming spots in Hungary hidden in the north eastern hills. This is an UNESCO World Heritage Site. They live like 100 years ago. They have been able to preserve many of their folkways. Herend – There is a 185 year
Famous Places of Hungary Read More »
Communication Both men and women greet by shaking hands, although a man should usually wait for the women to extend her hand. The older generation may still bow to woman. Friends kiss one another lightly on both cheeks. Hungarians prefer face-to-face meetings. They like to invite others for dinners. Values The family is in the
Hungarian Communication, Values, and Fun Facts Read More »
Children’s Game Many Hungarian games for children are combined with folk songs and dance. Forfeits is an increasing-decreasing game played with a large group. The children sing and create a moving circle. They hold hands and move in the same direction. A leader counts out, or calls out, moves. In Forfeits, a child who is
Hungarian Game for Children Read More »
Festivals, holidays, Celebrations Carnival Season – Farsang – Costume parties and carnivals take place all month long to mark the end of winter, especially on the last Saturday in February. City festivities usually include carnival, parade and open-air music concert. A great celebration is held in Mohács called the ’Busójárás’. People dress up as scary
Festivals, Holidays, and the Origination of Hungary Read More »
Hungarian cuisine Hungarian food is often spicy, due to the common use of hot paprika. Sweet paprika is also common. Additionally, the combination of paprika, lard and red onions is typical of Hungarian cuisine, and the use of the thick sour cream called tejföl. Hungarians are very proud of their sausages and winter salami. They
Hungarian cuisine Hungarian food is often spicy, due to the common use of hot paprika. Sweet paprika is also common. Additionally, the combination of paprika, lard and red onions is typical of Hungarian cuisine, and the use of the thick sour cream called tejföl. Hungarians are very proud of their sausages and winter salami. They
Hungarian Food, Fun, Festivals, Language and More! Read More »
Famous places in Romania The Danube Delta – has different lakes and marshes. You can find here more than 300 species of birds and 45 species of fish. It is the second largest delta from Europe. Bran Castle -it is considered to be Dracula’s castle. It is situated 30 km far from Brasov. On Halloween
Famous Romanian Places to See Read More »
Romanian values Family represents an important Romanian value. In fact, Romania is a family-focused society. Romanians appreciate the long term relations based on trust, respect and loyalty. These are attributes they learn to appreciate early in their childhood. Religion plays an important role in the life of the Romanian people. Most of them are members
Romanian Values, Customs, and Habits Read More »
Romanian people are extremely friendly and expressive when they talk. They are Latin, therefore they are not cold persons. They are comfortable with hugs and kisses on the cheek when greeting or departing. During conversations Romanian people use a lot of gestures, touch themselves on the arms, shoulders, hands and stand pretty closely to each
Nonverbal and Verbal communication of Romanian Culture Read More »
Children’s Game TOMANAP T from TARA (COUNTRY), O from ORAS (CITY), M from MUNTE (MOUNTAIN), A from APA (WATER), N from NUME (NAME), A from ANIMAL(ANIMAL), P from PLANTA (PLANT). 3 to 6 children can play this game. An alphabet letter is chosen and from that you start writing names of cities, countries, mountains, etc.
Let’s Play! – Romanian Children’s Game Read More »
Famous Romanian Stories and Legends Count Dracula’s Legend – has been inspired from the life of a real Romanian prince Vlad Tepes (the Impaler). He was also named Vlad Dracul (Devil). He was cruel with his enemies. Moreover, in order to eliminate corruption and steels from the country, Vlad Tepes (named Dracula by his enemies)
Fairy tales, Fiction, and Fables of Romania Read More »
Romanian Festivals, holidays, Celebrations Dragobete: this is Romania’s version of Valentine’s Day. We celebrate it on February 24th. Dragobete represents a local Cupid. Martisorul- we celebrate the beginning of spring on March 1st. Martisor comes from the name of the month Martie (March). Martisorul is a red and white string from which a small decoration
Festivals and Holidays of Romania Read More »
Popular clothes It is important to understand that the Romanian traditional costume has remained unchanged over the centuries. Some elements of the costume differ from one region to another. Ie – represents the basic piece of the costume both for men and women. It is a shirt made from wool, hemp or linen. The shirt
What to Wear? – Romanian Attire Read More »
1.Food Romanian food is amazing, it is simply impossible not to find something you will adore. Mici-little sausage shaped meatballs made of pork, mutton and beef. You can serve them with mustard and fries. Boeuf salad (Salata Boeuf) This salad is served on Easter, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. It contains potatoes, carrots, chicken meat
Romanian Edible Eats- Food of Romania Read More »
Romanian Culture 1.Food Romanian food is amazing, it is simply impossible not to find something you will adore. Mici-little sausage shaped meatballs made of pork, mutton and beef. You can serve them with mustard and fries. Boeuf salad (Salata Boeuf) This salad is served on Easter, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. It contains potatoes, carrots,
Romanian Food, Fun Facts, Festivals, and More! Read More »
Czech Attire A lot of Czech Republic clothing is determined by the area and time period of which it derived, and its purpose. – Blata: Lying in the České Budějovice, Tábor, Jindřichův Hradec and Vodňany regions, the women’s clothing is decorated lavishly, and extremely embroidered. The Plena is the most common part of any clothing
Children’s Games of Pakistan Hopscotch: hopscotch is also an American favorite, as an adult or a skilled child takes a piece of chalk and draws ten boxes on concrete in different areas but connected, and numbers the boxes one to ten. The children must hop in the boxes, in the order that the numbers go,
Pakistan Fun facts, food, music, language & more… Read More »
01 JESTEM SOBIE PRZEDSZKOLACZEK Jestem sobie przedszkolaczek, Nie grymaszę i nie płaczę, Na bębenku marsza gram, Ram tam tam, ram tam tam. Mamy tu zabawek wiele, Razem bawić się weselej, Bo kolegów dobrych mam, Ram tam tam, ram tam tam. Mamy klocki, kredki, farby, To są nasze wspólne skarby, Bardzo dobrze tutaj nam, Ram tam
POLISH SONGS FOR KIDS CD Read More »
Mini Mini Bir Kus Mini Mini Bir Kus Donmustu Pencereme konmustu Aldim onu iceriye Cik cik cik cik otsun diye Pir pir ederken canlandi Ellerim bak bos kaldi… Ali Babanin Cifligi Ali Baba’nın bir çiftliği var Ciftliğinde horozları var Ü-ürü-ü diye bağırır Ciftliğinde Ali Baba’nın Ali Baba’nın bir çiftliği var Ciftliğinde kuzuları var Me-me diye
TURKISH SONGS FOR KIDS CD Read More »
Portuguese – Bom dia Japanese – 良い朝 – Ni mukatte i yoi Polish – Dzień dobry Italian – Buongiorno Norwegian – God morgen Hindi – सुप्रभात – Suprabhāta Turkish – Günaydın Hebrew – בקר טוב – Bqr twb Swedish – God morgon Greek – καλημέρα – kali̱méra Spanish – Buenos días German – Guten Morgen Russian – доброе утро – dobroye utro Danish – Godmorgen Korean – 좋은 아침 – joh-eun achim Czech – DOBRÝ DEN
How to say ”Good Morning” in different languages Read More »
Danish – farvel Arabic – وداعًا – Wdạʿạ Finnish – näkemiin Dutch – tot ziens Hindi – गुड बॉय – Guḍa bŏya Czech – Nashledanou Chinese – 再见 – Zàijiàn Turkish – Güle Güle Bulgarian – довиждане – Doviždane Greek – αντίο – Antío Japanese – さようなら – Sayounara Portuguese – adeus Swedish – hejdå Hebrew – טוב ביי – Twbbyy Korean – 안녕히 가세요 – Annyeonghigaseyo German – Abschied Italian – Good Bye Polish – Good Bye Spanish – adiós
How to say ”Good Bye” in different languages Read More »
