Tatar Postcards From Russia

 

Many collections of татарские открытки have been made in recent years. These are popular souvenirs that are sure to make your friends and relatives happy. You can also use them to send greetings to your friends and relatives, especially during Uraza Bayram. You can even add your own message to the postcard and send it to your loved ones. In modern times, you can send a post card in social networks or MMS. Let us learn more about this traditional souvenir from the Tatars.

The Tatars use kinship terms when addressing others, which makes them unique from other Asian cultures. They refer to close relatives as "chibar apa," "alma apa," "sugar sister" or 'erak abi'. You can also send a Tatar postcard to a friend or loved one to let them know that you are thinking of them. You can send a post card to a loved one who is celebrating an important milestone in his or her life.

For Muslims living in Russia, Uraza Bayram is an important holiday. Muslims donate a part of their income to charity during this time. During this time, relatives visit each other and exchange gifts. Some people even host guests. If you're wondering how to congratulate a friend or loved one on this special day, consider buying a Tatar postcard and send it to him or her. He or she will be delighted to receive your greeting.

A Tatar greeting depends on the person. Young people and adults use the traditional way of addressing each other, while elderly people use a handshake. In official settings, greetings such as Hayerle Irtya and Hayerle Kon are used to address relatives. For example, "bisholaki abyi" is used to greet an elderly person, while 'erak abi' is used to refer to a female relative.

When sending a Tatar greeting, you should be sure to include the word 'Uraz'. It is the traditional way to welcome a Tatar, and it is easy to find postcards in this language. The name "Uraz" is written in the native language. In addition to this, "bayram" can mean both "Uraz" and "Bayram" - the two words for birthdays in Russian.

Uraza Bayram is a religious holiday for Tatars and Russians. The Muslims of Russia believe in the universality of peace and health. They worship in mosques with their families. During Uraza Bayram, a Muslim must spend three days in mosques. In a Tatar-speaking country, a beautiful sky and a good spiritual growth are the main goals of the celebration. So, it is important to buy a card in this language.

For greetings, you should choose a card in the language of the Tatars. You can also send a birthday greeting in this language if you know someone who speaks this language. You can even find a special poem in the Tatar language. If you cannot find the poem in the language you speak, you can search the internet for a translation. This will provide you with a card in the language you know.