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В тесном сотрудничестве с преподавателями иностранного языка: А.А.Волковой, Д.А. Есиповым, М.В. Машкиной, Ю.Д. Комарьковым, И.Ф.Якимовой.

our festival “Shrovetide Party”. “Shrovetide Party” is a traditional

holiday. You will learn about customs and traditional meals of this holiday.
How long does “Shrovetide” last?
So “Shrovetide” lasts 7 days. Every day has its own meaning and people have special events. Let’s get to know about it.
 

one of the jolliest, most vivid and fun-filled holiday

every year.
    The tradition of celebrating Shrovetide came to us from Pre-Christian Russia. This is a holiday of saying a farewell to Winter, and greeting Spring, Nature’s awakening and life renewal. The attribute of Shrovetide were pancakes symbolizing the Sun.
 

day of the week serves its purposes.
Monday means “Meeting

day”. Thus, on Monday people dressed up the straw doll of Shrovetide, which they took out into the streets and strode around with. Children built snow hills and shouted: "Shrovetide is here!”

go sledging and to eat pancakes. That was an

opportunity to get a closer look at one another and find future life partners.
       On Wednesday, called "Sweet-tooth”, pancakes were served in all the houses. Travelling shows appeared everywhere. Pancakes, hot sbiten («mead»), roasted nuts, honey cakes were on sale. Mothers-in-law invited their sons-in-law and their relatives to eat pancakes.

culmination of Shrovetide. The fun spills out into the

streets of towns and villages. On this day one was to eat as many pancakes as he could eat.
On Friday – On that day it was a tradition for mothers-in-law to visit their sons-in-law.
 

her husband’s relatives and guests were to appraise her

culinary abilities.
        Sunday – the last day of Shrovetide – is called "Forgiveness Sunday”. On that day the straw doll of Shrovetide was cast into a bonfire, with the ashes scattered over the fields to ensure a good harvest.