Продолжаем тему зимы. Часть 3 Первая часть вот по этой ссылке: https://dzen.ru/a/ZXg4RvyuazkofhQ6?share_to=link Вторая часть здесь: https://dzen.ru/a/ZXrX8S87ZBZRCPzu?share_to=link Четвёртая часть здесь: https://dzen.ru/a/ZYh8X0HWu2wkb9k7?share_to=link 1) Бенгальские огни - a sparkler ['spɑːklə] или Bengal lights [beŋˈgɔːl] [laɪts] 2) Бусы на ёлку - Christmas tree beads [biːds] 3) Вата - cotton wool ['kɔtən] [wul] 4) Венок - wreath [riːθ]; рождественский венок - Christmas wreath 5) Дед Мороз - Grandpa...

Hello, Ivan! I want to share with you how we celebrate New Year’s Eve in Russia. It is a special holiday for us, because it is filled with many traditions, many of which are passed on from generation to generation. Let’s start with the fact that preparation for the New Year begins long before the holiday. Already in December people start to decorate their homes, buy gifts for friends and family, as well as choose outfits for the festive evening. In the streets of cities are emerging New Year’s fairs where you can buy souvenirs, sweets and even skating under the open sky. One of the main symbols of the New Year is the christmas tree...