Dear all this is the last day of August. It is the start of Autumn and the end of my posts in bbc. I want to say, thank you for all my readers and especially to Carrie whos corrections help me very much. I remember all your comments, all commentators and I like you very much! I will continue reading posts and learning english with bbc.
I whish interesting posts and many interesting comments to next blogger.
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Today I want tp tell you about another Armenian tradition. We have st. Sarkis's (Sargis's) day in Armenia. This is the day of lovers and young people. This is also beautiful tradition in Armenia. Let start.
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Hi Zibaxa,
What an interesting tradition! It's not one I've heard of before - so maybe it is unique to the church in Armenia? Why are the grapes blessed? Is it a thanksgiving for the grapes? Or is it a symbolic way of purifying them?
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Armenia is a country of traditions! The tradition I want introduce calls "Grape Blessing Day".
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Hi Zibaxa,
You've written another thought-provoking post and you have received some very interesting comments. I think the story that Elmansour told is fantastic. Everyone seems to agree with you that we should respect our elders: of course they are not always right, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve respect.
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There is a girl at our home whom I see every morning. She seems very kind. Every morning she smiles to me and says "Good morning, have a nice day" with her pleasant voice and shes' name is Sona. I know her apartment. Sometimes I listen sound of music from there. Sona listens to jazz, classical music. She is not from Yerevan, she came here to study from Kotayks' region. Sona lives with her grandma. Her grandma is the kindest women in the world. She cooks, goes to supermarket and does all home work so Sona just need to study and hasn't any other worries.
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Hi,
Welcome to the BBC Learning English blogs, Zibaxa and thank you for writing two such different and interesting blogs. I have to confess that I had to look at an online atlas to see exactly where Armenia was. I realise how little I know about your country and I look forward to finding out a lot more in the next few weeks.
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Armenia is a country of my soul! Armenia has 12 provinces and one capital: Yerevan. If I have a chance to post 12 topics in my blog I'd write about 12 provinces of Armenia. All provinces has their own individuality and beauty.
Today I want to speak about Syunik provinces. There are many interesting places. Lets go.
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Hi, I am Zibaxa Zakinyan from Armenia. I am a student. I'm glad to be a blogger here. Hope you will like my blog and will leave your comments :) This is my first post and I hope my blog can be interesting for you.
Today I want to speak about the children nobody wanted.
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