Венеция – Venezia (с упражнения)

Венеция – градът на атракциите – Venezia – la cittá delle attrazioni Венеция е разположена почти цялата в лагуната на Венето и е единственият град в света що се отася до изключитлната му позиция. През 4-5 в., когато варварските орди нападат Италия, жителите на равнината са принудени да потърсят спасение на островите по Адриатика и …

Генуа, Перуджа и Умбрия – Genova, Perugia e Umbria (с упражнения)

Genoa - Genova Genoa is an Italian city located on the coast of the Ligurian Sea with a large port. It is the largest port not only on the coast of the Ligurian Sea, but also in the whole of Italy. Raw materials needed for industry are unloaded here from all over the world. Genoa was a maritime republic. In the 14th century, the Republic of Genoa extended its dominion...

Dante Alighieri - Dante Alighieri (with exercises)

Dante Alighieri, often called simply Dante, was an Italian poet, romantic, writer, philosopher and thinker, politician in Florence during the Middle Ages. His most famous work is "Comedia", later called "Divine Comedy" as the pinnacle of medieval Italian literature and the basis for the development of the modern Italian language. He has been called the father of the Italian language. In Italy he is known as "The Poet". Dante, ...

РИМ – вечният град – ROMA – la cittá eterna (с упражнения)

Рим – Roma В Рим е трудно да се придвижваш с кола. Улиците в историческия център са тесни, еднопосочни и винаги има много трафик. За да се разгледат забележителностите на града е по-добре да се обикаля пеш. A Roma é difficile girare in macchina. Le vie nel centro storico sono strette, di senso unico e …

Етруските – Gli Etruschi (с упражнения)

The first inhabitants of the Italian peninsula were the Etruscans, who occupied a large territory between the sea and the rivers Arno and Tevere. They built numerous cities, some of which still exist today: Tarquinia, Arezzo, Perugia, Volterra. From there they began to take new lands to the north and to the south. The Etruscans never managed to create a state. Every city is…

Folk instruments - BAGGAGE

The bagpipe is a brass and wind instrument. It is found in almost all folklore areas. After the kavala and gudukulka, the bagpipe occupies a worthy place in terms of popularity. It is known even in the ancient culture of Asian countries. Today it is found in almost all European nations. There are three types of bagpipes in Bulgaria - kaba, dzura and Macedonian. The Kaba bagpipe is characteristic...

Symbolism in our folk art - Stopan

Each house has its own patron, called the owner, domvik or saibiya. It is a house spirit, considered by some to be the spirit of a deceased loved one. It was believed that he was so attached to his home and heirs during his lifetime that after his death he remained in the family house, watching over and caring for...

Consciousness and subconsciousness - how does the brain work?

Our internal computer The human brain is unique. Scientists are still studying this phenomenon, whose function is related to many of today's sciences. When faced with a situation, the human brain usually puts two main systems at work. We can call the first a conscious strategy. There we are based on logic and evidence, but the process is slow because…

The secret of the instant solution

How does lightning-fast cognition occur? And how exactly do we make an instant decision? Many people do it unconsciously and their only explanation is that they get an unpleasant feeling in their stomach or their ears ring strangely. But this is not a scientific explanation. After a number of experiments, it turns out that our free will is actually an illusion and most of the time...

The folk instruments - chan, gudulka, tambourine

Chan Percussion musical instrument of the group of bells. It has a conical shape. It is used in Bulgarian folklore, in the dances of the kukeri and as a signal instrument for domestic animals. A series of many vats is called a duzia. It is very characteristic of the Rhodopes. In a dozen chans, the lowest ones are called "kaba" and the highest ones are called "juritsi", after the two types...