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Презентация, доклад на тему Superstitions in Great Britain and Russia (Суеверия в Великобритании и России).
Содержание
- 1. Superstitions in Great Britain and Russia (Суеверия в Великобритании и России).
- 2. Similarities between Russian and English superstitions
- 3. Number 13 Friday is the unluckiest day
- 4. Mirrors It is noted that one way
- 5. Horseshoe
- 6. Lady bird «Божья коровка, улети на небо,
- 7. The differences between British and Russian omens and superstitions
- 8. Black cat Black cats are still considered
- 9. Black raven The group of ravens is
- 10. King Charles II
- 11. a person, who does not fit in
- 12. Left hand itches
- 13. Superstitions of students associated with the exam
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- 15. Слайд 15
- 16. Слайд 16
Similarities between Russian and English superstitions
Слайд 3Number 13
Friday is the unluckiest day for Christian countries like the
UK and Russia. This is because Christ was crucified on Friday, 13th.
Слайд 4Mirrors
It is noted that one way to avoid bad luck associated
with breaking a mirror is to take the broken pieces and bury them underground and under the moonlight.
Слайд 6Lady bird
«Божья коровка, улети на небо, принеси мне хлеба, черного и
белого, только не горелого».
«Ladybird, fly to the sky, give me happy time»
Слайд 8Black cat
Black cats are still considered to be bad luck throughout
most of Europe (including Russia).
In Great Britain, black cats are good signs.
Слайд 11a person, who does not fit in with the rest of
a group and is often considered to be a troublemaker or an embarrassment
