#schedrik

[somebitofeverything]

Schedrik!!!!!

[diaforapoulia]

Slava Ukraini, burn in hell Russian Scum

i know that it's absolutely useless explaining something to you anon. because either it's just a provocation or you're just a little angry ukrainian in which case i honestly think you have a right to be angry - but it's not my fault either way. also i may or may not have been invited to the police station for the anti-war graffiti i may or may not have made.

i'll just use it as an opportunity to say something else, not apologize for the crimes i have not committed or presidents i have not chosen.

i don't know much ukrainian music except for maybe verka serdyuchka or valentin strykalo or some other ukrainian musicians that used to sing in russian. maybe you have some recommendations of ukrainian indie for me to listen to?

so far i have learned some very old songs - nich yaka misyachna (my grandmother used to sing it to me - i have ukrainian roots just like many other russian scums), oy u vishnevomu sadu (wonderful vocals by nina matvienko. everyone should listen to it) and schedrik (classics).

my friend from odesa said that i successfully read in ukrainian so who knows, maybe after greek i will start learning ukrainian. it's a beautiful language and it actually has less in common with russian than people think. for example, the word цибуля sounds very much alike to italian cipolla, unlike the russian лук. it amazes me!!!

in conclusion, geroyam slava, i guess

[ultrajaphunter]

Ukrainian "Shchedryk" will Destroy the Occupiers even more effectively:

a new Reconnaissance Drone was Developed in Vinnytsia

The new Unmanned Aerial Vehicle can Climb to a Height of up to 4,000 m and move at a Speed of 150 km/h.

The name of the Unique Bird was Chosen by the Residents of Vinnytsia themselves by voting.

Details https://war.obozrevatel.com/ukr/ukrainskij-schedrik-sche-efektivnishe-nischitime-okupantiv-u-vinnitsi-rozrobili-novij-dron-rozvidnik-video.htm…

[lovetheslavs-blog]

MERRY CHRISTMAS, boys and girls! you did know that one of the most famous christmas carols is of ukrainian origin, didn't you? in case you didn't, 'carol of the bells' was really  written by composer mykola leontovych and based on an actual ukrainian folk song called 'schedrik', a pre-christian chant greeting spring's arrival. later it got adopted by christianity as a christmas carol. anyway, you can look for schedrik on youtube and find some traditional versions, but i thought this one would be more appropriate today. it's a cartoon, and the cover is by oleg skrypka (he's the lead singer of vopli vidoplyasova, i posted something of theirs earlier). i loved the flutes.

[pioggia-secca]

This is actually the song from "Home Alone".  But it's a Ukrainian carol! Learned today myself :)