Chuvash proverbs are faster than wit

The Chuvash people are small, but dear. He gives birth to wonderful scientists and philosophers, artists and architects, as well as handymen. The small population of Bashkiria is rich in national folklore and gives its culture to the whole world. In addition to the exact sciences and the humanities, songs and dances, painting and literature, the Chuvash excelled in comic, poetic and proverbial genres.

These people are akin to Russians and even bear the same surnames: Ivanov, Petrov, Vasiliev, Matveev, Savelyev, Danilov, Antipin and many others. Although their language is different and their speech is distinguished by pronunciation, and their character is more peaceful, the Chuvash residents are fluent in the Slavic dialect and excellently compose sayings. Their proverbs are also witty, satirical and truthful.

In Chuvash, parables flow lightly

By parables we, of course, mean proverbs in the Chuvash language. They pronounce as easily and melodiously as ditties in Russian verses. Naturally, memorizing the speech itself is not necessary. It is enough to listen to the native women, how they sing beautifully.

Chuvash girls generally have the gift to decorate any holiday with amazing melodies and dances. It is at Bashkir events that funny Chuvash proverbs sound most often and delight the audience.

Kantor Akrem Shetmar - Hemp planted, but did not ascend.

Sohalani avnashkal - It can be seen, so poorly groomed.

M. n kolljanas: m. N makras - What do I cry, what do I grieve.

Hameyon teley - Apparently, my fate is far?

Ulöhöttem ç \ ll. tu çine - I would climb a high mountain.

Kyru çırayöttem shur chul çine - And he wrote the inscription on a white stone.

Hamen Aleoran Kilsess. n - And if it were in my will.

Çray by means of yrlha - I left a happy share to myself.

For quite some time now, those are yalpa .: feast. n those yalpa por - The villagers are living in the whole village, we would also live in the whole village.

A peculiar symbolic dialect gives mystery to the rare Russian Chuvash tribe. This is another branch, rooted in a distant history and flourished in the modern age. She grew up in a fit civilization with her own customs and customs. Listening to the work of this people, we can say: in the Chuvash language parables flow lightly.

And it smells of Russian spirit

Let's try to pick up Russian to the Chuvash proverbs expressions and compare them.

We read a few Chuvash tongue twisters:

• While trouble pranks in the top three, happiness stomps on foot.
• There are people smarter than smart and stronger than strong.
• Rook uttered: "Even though black, but his little child."
• In the bushes where the wolves huddle, the goat does not live.
• What matters is a person’s business, not his rank.
• Good fame goes on foot, and bad fame flies in the wind.
• The old man will never be young, but every young one is old.
• The mother is deaf while the baby is silent.
• You won’t be young twice.
• Take your daughter, and look at your mother.
• You can't even sew a shabby blanket without a thread.
• No bran and no bread.
• You can’t get inside a person.
• A crooked nail and on the farm will serve.
• They don’t pour water into the well, they don’t carry firewood into the forest.
• The paper back will not become bark.
• An old woman died of a cold while the berries in the forest ripened.

We pick up Russian proverbs according to the meaning:

• Where trouble walks freely, happiness sits quietly there.
• There were, are and will be heroes in Russia.
• Every pig knows its pig.
• Sheeps - in the yards, goats - in the mountains, and wolves - in the valleys.
• If you can’t go to your goal, then crawl to it.
• You can’t stand up for every word the same way you can’t keep up with the wind in the field.
• You will be happy if you win, and wise if you lose.
• Mother does not understand if the child does not cry.
• Day and night - a day away.
• From young to old we live once.
• You won’t run away from tomorrow, you won’t catch up yesterday.
• Every tailor sews his cut.
• Water will be so, as long as the water is boiled.
• What a tree, apples on it.
• Those who ride will not get up, and those who stand will not ride.
• Who is much in what, he blows at that.
• Braga for a woman, beer for an old man, and the groom - for a girl.
• Time and time - gold is more expensive.

It is immediately clear that national sayings and aphorisms are almost indistinguishable in meaning and construction. This means that the culture of the two republics interacts with each other, and people are very close in character and traditions. Chuvash proverbs, although they look a bit unusual, are correctly folded, interesting, intelligent and understandable.

In a country of nobility and novelty

Proverbs are small sentences in which one or another interpretation of life, fate, love, death, joy, is invested by sages and poets, associate professors and ordinary people ...

Each proverb belongs to a separate philosophical category. Sometimes reading these pieces of text fascinates and deprives reality, taking away the country of mental nobility. Returning from there, you begin to see the real world with different eyes. Chuvash proverbs affect the soul with novelty, and the study of the folklore of a rare nation completely absorbs.

Where are the Chuvash proverbs, there is a piece of our culture

Sometimes the question arises - where to hear such unusual lines, conquering with wise narratives and an abundance of interpretation? Proverbs of the Chuvash people can be found in the libraries of the city and reading rooms. They are easy to memorize on the Internet on a computer or in the Play Market for tablets and smartphones with the Android operating system, as well as in the App Store for the Mac OS.

Many audiobooks and individual recordings are on music sites in mp3 and wav formats. It’s even better to go to the Chuvash Republic. This does not take much time. It adjoins from the south to the borders of Mordovia and the Ulyanovsk region, and in the east and west - to Tatarstan and the Nizhny Novgorod province. And having visited such festivals as Sĕren or Kalăm, and spent time in the midst of games and songs, jokes and dances, fairy tales and proverbs of the spring celebration, not a single person will leave indifferent from Chuvashia.