[Anna Varavva, NTD News]: "In Kyiv the International Book Fair is taking place. 169 publishing houses from 11 countries are presenting their products. For the first time there is an honorary guest. This year it is the Russian Federation". The Russians brought books to suit every taste. [Alexander Bolshev, Russian Booth Organizer]: "There are new editions of classics. And not only the Russian classics, but also Ukrainian classics, new children's books. There is scientific literature, but most of all fiction." There is a special stand where writers who visit the exhibition present their books. Eduard Uspensky, the creator of famous Russian children's books, told us what he is currently working on. [Eduard Uspensky, Writer]: "I am multi-tasking. I have been writing one book piece by piece for several years now. I am also working on several books to order. These benefit me financially. I am busy all the time." Belarusians bring their publications to the exhibition every year. They recently released a book dedicated to the 65th anniversary of the Second World War, titled "We will Never Forget." The book contains children's memories of the war. [Vladislav Machutsky, "Mastatskaya Literature" Publishing House Director]: "Today, when I read again this book, I get a lump in my throat. And I know from my children and nephews that reading [this book] is somehow cultivating moral values." Visitors can not only find treasured books, but also save money, as they are paying the .... + Informações

The Favorite Birthday Song from Cheburashka.. + Informações

A 1978 Soviet animated film based on the children's book "Uncle Fyodor, His Dog and His Cat" (???? ?????, ??? ? ???) by Eduard Uspensky. The film has two sequels, Vacation in Buttermilk Village (???????? ? ?????????????) (1980) and Winter in Buttermilk Village (???? ? ?????????????) (1984). The main character is a six-year-old boy who is called Uncle Fyodor-because he is very serious. After his parents don't let him keep Matroskin, a talking cat, Uncle Fyodor leaves his home. With the dog Sharik,the three set up a home in the country, a village called "Buttermilkville" (?????????????, from Russian ???????????- buttermilk). There, they have many adventures, some involving the local mailman Pechkin. The quotation from the movie, "??? ???? / ??? ? - ????????? ??????!" (English: "Who's there? / It's me, Mailman Pechkin") has entered the Russian language as a ubiquitous and universally-recognizable reference and often-used response to the question, "Who's there?". + Informações

MP3 version: cs1470.vkontakte.ru Cheburashka is a famous character from the Russian children's book by Eduard Uspensky. He is also the protagonist of the animated film series by Soyuzmultfilm studio, the first episode of which was made in 1969. According to the story, Cheburashka is a funny little animal, unknown to science, who lives in the tropical forest. He accidentally gets into a crate of oranges, eats his fill, and falls asleep. Cheburashka is not a personal name; it is a species name invented by the puzzled director of the shop where he is found. The theme song of "Cheburashka ?????????? ?", a classical soviet cartoon. ???????????????????????????? Voice & Translation by Mira Maximova Lyrics: ???????????????????????????Chorus: ???????????????????????????????????????????????????pin yin (chinese pronunciation) wo yi qian shi gu guai de wu ming wu xing de wan ju lian zai xiao xiao shang dian li mei ren zhu yi dao wo xian zai wo shi da er hou lu shang mei yi ge xiao gou yi jian wo jiu xiang gen wo wo wo shou gang kai shi wo bu xing yun yi ge peng you dou mei you lian zai wo guo sheng ri shi mei ren lai zhu he wo. + Informações

A 1978 Soviet animated film based on the children's book "Uncle Fyodor, His Dog and His Cat" (???? ?????, ??? ? ???) by Eduard Uspensky. The film has two sequels, Vacation in Buttermilk Village (???????? ? ?????????????) (1980) and Winter in Buttermilk Village (???? ? ?????????????) (1984). The main character is a six-year-old boy who is called Uncle Fyodor-because he is very serious. After his parents don't let him keep Matroskin, a talking cat, Uncle Fyodor leaves his home. With the dog Sharik,the three set up a home in the country, a village called "Buttermilkville" (?????????????, from Russian ???????????- buttermilk). There, they have many adventures, some involving the local mailman Pechkin. The quotation from the movie, "??? ???? / ??? ? - ????????? ??????!" (English: "Who's there? / It's me, Mailman Pechkin") has entered the Russian language as a ubiquitous and universally-recognizable reference and often-used response to the question, "Who's there?". + Informações

MP3 versions: English: cs1470.vkontakte.ru Yakut: cs1114.vkontakte.ru My translations (into English and Yakut) of Gena's song from a famous Russian stop-motion animation "Cheburahska". Yeah, it's actually Gena the Crocodile's Birthday Song, but as I'm a girl (and BTW, my nickname is Cheburashka), I decided to rename it as Cheburashka's Birthday Song^_^... Cheburashka is a famous character from the Russian children's book by Eduard Uspensky. He is also the protagonist of the animated film series by Soyuzmultfilm studio, the first episode of which was made in 1969. According to the story, Cheburashka is a funny little animal, unknown to science, who lives in the tropical forest. He accidentally gets into a crate of oranges, eats his fill, and falls asleep. Cheburashka is not a personal name; it is a species name invented by the puzzled director of the shop where he is found. Music: V. Shainsky Lyrics: A. Timofeevsky Translation (English/Yakut): Mira Maximova Lyrics in English: 1) Let pedestrians run oddly On the street by the puddles And there is much of water on asphalt. They can not understand, that this day is not simple And the reason I'm so merry today... Chorus: And I'm playing the accordion And all people gaze at me It's a pity, that the Birthday is just once a year... 1) The magician soon comes on his blue helicopter He will show us gratuitous film. He will congratulate me and I'm sure he will leave to me 500 of chocolate ice-cream... Lyrics in Yakut: 1) ?????????? .... + Informações

????? 76. Song: ??????? ????? / The blue car Music: ???????? ???????? / Vladimir Shainsky Text: ?????? ????????? / Eduard Uspensky Solo: ??????? ????? / Dmitry Golov. + Informações

????? 76. Song: ??????? ????? / The blue car Music: ???????? ???????? / Vladimir Shainsky Text: ?????? ????????? / Eduard Uspensky Solo: ??????? ????? / Dmitry Golov. + Informações

Cheburashka (en ruso: ?????????), también llamado Topple en algunas traducciones, es un personaje de literatura infantil que apareció por primera vez en 1965 en un cuento del escritor ruso Eduard Uspensky. Asimismo es el protagonista de una serie de dibujos animados producidos por Roman Kachanov en el estudio Soyuzmultfilm en la que le pone voz Klara Rumyanova. El primer episodio, titulado El cocodrilo Gena, se realizó en 1969. De acuerdo a la historia, Cheburashka es un pequeño y gracioso animal, desconocido para la ciencia, que vive en un bosque tropical. Accidentalmente se mete en un cajón de naranjas, come mucho y se queda dormido. Cheburashka no es, de hecho, su verdadero nombre, sino el que se inventa para la especie el confundido dueño de la frutería donde es encontrado. El vendedor saca al animal y lo sienta en una mesa, pero sus patas están entumecidas después de haber pasado tanto tiempo en el cajón y se cae ("cheburájnulsya" (????????????)), un coloquialismo ruso, desde la mesa hacia una silla y después de la silla, en la que no se podía sentar por la misma razón, al piso. El director de la tienda, que atestiguó la escena, decide llamarlo "Cheburashka". Las palabras con esta raíz eran arcaicas en ruso; Uspensky les dio una nueva oportunidad para vivir. (El Siglo XIX Diccionario Explicativo del Viviente Gran Idioma Ruso de Vladímir Dal da el significado de "cheburashka" como otro nombre para vanka-vstanka, juguete que rebota).. + Informações

??????? ? ?.?.????????? ? ??????? ????? "??????" , ?????, 14 ??? 2011?. Incontro con famoso scrittore russo Eduard Uspensky nella scuola russa "AZBUKA" di Torino 14 maggio 2011.. + Informações

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