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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Ysyakh is the main national holiday of Sakha people
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Ysyakh is the main national holiday of Sakha people
- 2. Every nation has its own customs and
- 3. Ysyakh is the most popular traditional
- 4. This event is a real festival of
- 5. It is celebrated on
- 6. Sakha people like to dance ohuokhai
- 7. Ohuokhai entered the Guinness Book of Records as the largest round dance in history.
- 8. People drink kymys. It is the main symbol of ysyakh.
- 9. National games "Dygyn Games", “Ancestors’
- 10. Ysyakh unites people. If
- 11. Thank you for your attention
Every nation has its own customs and traditions. Traditions play an important role in the life of the people.
Слайд 2Every nation has its own customs and traditions. Traditions play an
important role in the life of the people.
Слайд 3Ysyakh is the most popular traditional holiday in Yakutia.
After
long cold winter the people of Sakha gather in the sacred area Us Hatyn.
Слайд 4This event is a real festival of music, dance, poetry and
sports.
Ysyakh symbolizes the awakening of nature and the beginning of summer.
Слайд 5 It is celebrated on the day of the summer
solstice on June 21.
Ysyakh is a symbol of unity and mutual understanding between people of our multinational country.
Слайд 9
National games "Dygyn Games", “Ancestors’ Games”, competition of Yakut
national dishes, an exhibition of products of folk artists, khomusists, national costumes competitions and much more take place during the festival.
Слайд 10 Ysyakh unites people. If we keep up our
traditions, we preserve national history and culture.
