Nora Bumbiere
Nora Bumbiere (13 March 1947 to 12 January 1994) was a Latvian music-hall art singer and was one of the most popular singer in Latvia. She becomed more famous in 1960, when she started to work together with composer Raimond Paul, but in 1970, she becomed the most famouse singers in Latvia, by singing in ensemble ''Modo'' and also in duet with Viktor Lapchenok.
Nora Bumbiere was born in city Jelgava. And in her school times, she got good singing talent. In 15 years, N. Bumbiere was pregnant and because of that, whent to evening school and than joined a cultural music-hall art group in Jelgava, and in the late of the 60s she was noticed by composer Raimond Paul, who later invited her to Riga in his own music-hall art orchestr of Riga. The first popular music of Nora Bumbiere was "Papu saki mammai pats".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cAGVBAv9Ms
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-Ой, опять чебурахнулся Cheburashka
Chebuashka a symbol of Russia! maybe the most cute animal on earth, Chebuashka came in with a box of oranges and appeared in a cartoon made by Soyuzmultfilm. I think everyone knows Chebuashka and his friend Gena the crocodile. even in Sweden we made a own version. and showed the Soviet version.
Watch Cheburashka here!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sICgWJ46_4E
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Шведские шоколадные шарики Swedish chocolate balls
''Swedish chocolate balls''
This time, it is not a Slavic thing, I want to share with you a recipe for russian speakers and english.
75 grams butter or marg.
1 ½ cup sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla sugar
4 cups rolled oats
Two tablespoons cocoa
3 tablespoons cold strong coffee
Mix together everything but the coffee as you stir in the end, roll them in the nib.
75 грамм масла / марг.
1 ½ чашки сахара
1 столовая ложка ванильного сахара
4 чашки овсяных хлопьев
2 столовые ложки какао
3 столовые ложки холодного крепкого кофе
Cмешайте все, кроме кофе,кофе вливайте последним вовремя помешивания. Получившееся сверните перышками
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Последний герой The last hero
On August 15th, Viktor Tsoi died 20 years ago,
Viktor tsoi member of the band ''Kino'' Grew up in Leningrad and started to write songs at the age of 17 years old. Tsoi gave hope and said to the people we need to ''change'' he wrote songs that touched many people`s heart, one of them is Пачка сигарет which means pack of cigarettes
Бронзовый солдат Bronze Soldier of Estonia.

Bronze Soldier of Estonia.
Is a statue of a Soviet soldier in military uniform. it is also sometimes mentioned as Aljosja statue was erected September 22, 1947 in central Tallinn to commemorate the victory over Nazi Germany 1945.
Зачем учить русский язык? Why learn Russian?
Russian is an incredibly beautiful language!
I have heard that there are words that can not be translated into other languages,
which is really interesting. during Soviet times Russian was first or second language, many of the former Soviet states they are people who have Russian as their first language, and most understand the Russian language,
which means that Russian is an international language.
Здравствуйте = Hi
хорошо = Good
Спасибо = Thanks
Как поживаешь = How are you?
Oткуда вы? = Where are you from?
Как тебя зовут? = What's your name?
До свидания = Goodbye
Zdravstvuĭte = Hi
horosho = Good
Spasibo = Thanks
Kak pozhivaeshʹ = How are you?
Otkuda vy? = Where are you from?
Kak tebya zovut? = What's your name?
Do svidaniya = Goodbye
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Русский алфавит Russian alphabet Cyrillic
it is not only Russian, which uses the Cyrillic alphabet
Slavic languages (Belarusian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Russian, Serbian, Ukrainian and Montenegrin, several non-Slavic languages mainly in the former Soviet Union (including Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Mongolian, Tajik, Turkmen and Kildin Sami language . The alphabet has been used previously multi-language, which switched alphabets, such as Azerbaijan and Moldova. Most of the languages have their own Cyrillic.
from Wikipedia
http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyrilliska_alfabetet
But i would say many letters are the same, even in the Greek alphabet
http://www.uic.edu/las/clas/style/greek_alphabet.gif
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привет! Hi!
привет
I have just started my blog.
I will try to post materal from Russia and former Soviet states, and much more!
Russian Cyrillic letters do not look so hard as you think.
when I started to learn Russian I thought it was impossible to learn the Cyrillic letters,
but it was easy!
Here are they!
http://www.ancientscripts.com/images/cyrillic.gif
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