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Post by arwen21 on Nov 22, 2005 0:30:23 GMT 3
Annie i have question, the tatars name for babies are the same os the russian names for babies??? is there any tipical names for tatars kids (apart from marat) hehehehhe or is there any site which i could find????thanks a lot,kisseeeesss
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Post by Annie on Nov 22, 2005 10:13:25 GMT 3
Are the Russian newspapers happy with Nikolay's place in the semi's at the Masters  They are ecstatic ;D Nikolay is currently a national hero for his success this season: he was 28th last year and he finished 5th this year, so yes, everyone is very happy about it ;D |
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Post by Annie on Nov 22, 2005 10:26:03 GMT 3
Annie i have question, the tatars name for babies are the same os the russian names for babies??? is there any tipical names for tatars kids (apart from marat) hehehehhe or is there any site which i could find????thanks a lot,kisseeeesss Sites in English I didn't find, there is a good website in Russian though with a full vocabulary of Tartar names but I don't think it could help you LOL... Well you see it really depends on the family. Tartar names are very different to typical Russian names but some Tartars name their kids with Russian names and some Russians name their kids with tartar names if they like it but that's quite rare actually... Most popular tartar names are arabic names because of the Muslim origin, so very typical names are Marat ;D, Rasheed, Mubin ;D, Mugafar, Altan, Rabit and many more. Female names: Agli, Rumiya, Rausa ;D, Agniya, Laisa, Lazima, Sabriya and others. |
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Post by arwen21 on Nov 22, 2005 17:03:42 GMT 3
thanks a lot !!! annie!!!kisses.
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Post by marats on Nov 22, 2005 19:34:30 GMT 3
Thanks Annie !!!
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Post by MaRije on Nov 23, 2005 0:04:46 GMT 3
Hi Hi!  ThaNks a lot Annie! Lots of kIsSes froM me!  |
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Post by alsl on Dec 2, 2005 14:42:12 GMT 3
Hey there Annie/Lena,just wanted to know if there are many Chinese people in Russia because China is so close to Russia and where do most of the immigrants in Russia come from?
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Post by Annie on Dec 2, 2005 15:38:45 GMT 3
Hey there Annie/Lena,just wanted to know if there are many Chinese people in Russia because China is so close to Russia and where do most of the immigrants in Russia come from?  hey there sweetie ;D I am sure lena knows a real lot about Russia, she's proved that on too many occasions but just so you know ![]() i16.photobucket.com/albums/b48/AnnieRussia/Smileys/rumour.gif [/img]lena comes from Germany  Re: your question. No, there are not many Chinese living in Russia. You see alsl the way I see it personally Chinese society is established in such a way that not many people actually immigrate, so not really. As for immigrants, Moscow has a lot of them coming from other former Soviet Union republics. People seem to think that they have a better chance of making it out there if they move to Moscow. There are also quite a few people from former Yugoslavia who ran away when the war started. Other than that, it's not all that much. There are much more people immigrating FROM Russia than TO Russia |
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Post by Tish on Dec 8, 2005 12:07:19 GMT 3
I have been meaning to ask if my signature that has all the greetings has been correctly translated in russian.
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Post by Annie on Dec 8, 2005 12:10:02 GMT 3
Yep ;D It's the first one and it's absolutely correct ;D I noticed it |
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Post by lena on Dec 8, 2005 12:16:13 GMT 3
I have order at Santa a refresher course for russian languages ;D I hope the keyboard post its I also have order will work with my ibook  |
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Post by Annie on Dec 8, 2005 12:28:50 GMT 3
woooooohooooooo lena!!!!!! nice order ;D
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Post by annie on Dec 11, 2005 12:42:53 GMT 3
what's the traditional dinner for russians who celebrate christmas?
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Post by ladybird on Dec 12, 2005 19:14:48 GMT 3
Krasivaya Annie (="pretty Annie" for those who don't know) , can you post the link about tatar names pajaoulsta (=please) ? Even if it's in russia, I'll tried to understand something... For those who can speak french, there is a wonderful site about russian culture, including names : www.russievirtuelle.comAs i said in the thread "good names", there are typical tatar names (which are not arabic) like : timur, aslan, ildar, ilshat, ilnaz, ayrat, aydar, mintimer (the president of tatarstan) etc. But as krasivaya Annie said, most of the names used by Tatars are arabic because of religion. It's the same thing for Russian: most of their names are greek (about 60 %, slavic names about 5%, everything is explained in the french site whith a list of names, meanings included). By the way, next week I'll receive a friend for holidays, he's russian (also tatar), I can ask him if you want. do svidanya ( =bye bye, but be careful, you have to pronounce da svidanya, here is all the difficulty in russian language, "o" is pronounced "a" when there is no accent and the accents as far as I know are not specified in the press and books...in breaf, it's difficult to read without accents, but I'm working !!!!) |
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Post by lena on Dec 12, 2005 19:52:00 GMT 3
hallo ladybird, I am not Annie, she is in London for some days ;D, but for a start I have a link with tatar names www.tatar.famclan.ru/imena.htmThere you'll find the names and a explanation of it . (musch) = male , (schen) = female Hope it is a little help for you |
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