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ukrainian national food  got a merited renown almost in all places of the world. different floury dishes (pampushki, galushki, vareniki, korzhi and others), meat dishes (ukrainian sausages, cold collations, game, birds vegetable and milk dishes (ryazhenka and sirniki), various drinks of fruit and honey are very popular in ukraine.

ukrainian food scenery

but especially known and most favorite dish all over the world is famous  ukrainian borsch. borsch is cooked of fresh vegetables: cabbage, beet, tomato with the addition of pounded lard with garlic and parsley. the combination of all these groceries give the borsch its piquancy, aroma and unforgettable taste. there are about 30 types of ukrainian borsch (poltava borsch, chernigov borsch, kiev borsch, volyn borsch, lviv borsch and others).

ukrainian borsch

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various porridges -  vareniki  filled with cottage cheese, potatoes, stewed cabbage and berries in summer - are prevalent in ukraine too. stewed meat with potatoes, ukrainian bitki with garlic and lard, stewed cold boiled pork with cabbage and lard, krucheniki and others have the same popularity among ukrainian lovers of tasty food.

ukrainian vareniki

fish dishes have a considerable part in ukrainian national food assortment from the old times. for example crucian (carp) baked in sour cream, fish krucheniki, carp stuffed with mushrooms and boiled buckwheat, carp stewed with onion or sour cream, pike perch stuffed with mushrooms and crawfish and others.

ukrainian krucheniki

ukraine national cookery is rich in meals cooked in special cases (wedding, birth of the child, send-off to the army and others). in such a way pancakes of wheat and buckwheat flour and vareniki are the obligatory meals in pancake week (maslenica). meat or liver pies are usually cooked for the most solemn occasions. the ceremonial dish was fruit compote - uzvar. now these dishes are common in every ukrainian and russian canteen or restaurant.

ukrainian uzvar

1) какими спорта ты занималась, когда ты была моложе?

i did (football, basketball, valleyball, dancing, swimming and etc). - выбери любой спорт, собственно

2) как я понял, тут вопрос: когда ты последний раз плавал?

i swam last weekend. - я плавал на прошлых выходных

3) во что ты была одета вчера?

i wore a t-shirt, jeans, sneakers. - я носил футболку, джинсы и кеды. (естественно можно подставить другие слова)

4) что ты купила вчера?

i bought apples, bananas and oranges. - я купил яблоки, бананы и апельсины. (можно подставить любые другие)

Every nation or ethnic group has its traditional costume which reflects strong elements of their culture. in most countries wearing the national dress is popular not only on holiday occasions, but also during the enjoyable leisure activities, such as outings with friends after work. people understand that folk costume looks very joyful, bright and positive. there is something magical and fascinating in it. it’s very important for each person to know the origins, roots and centuries-old traditions, as it gives a sense of security and significance. the formation of any folk costume with its cut and ornaments is influenced by various factors, such as geographical location, climatic conditions, economic structure, historical and social processes etc. sometimes national dress can emphasize the age of people, their family background. in russia, it has always been an important component of national culture and traditions. national costume has played a particular role in every region on casual and festive occasion. according to the outfit one could even tell where people came from. until the first half of the twentieth century national costume had been an integral part of russian rural population. people wore it on wedding ceremonies, family gatherings and several other occasions. ultimately, traditional costumes are simply clothes, but what makes them to stand out is the intention to present a group of people who follow and respect their cultural heritage.