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wtorek, 14 czerwca 2016
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Both Polish and Korean students prepared presentations.
Hello, we are
ELMOers :D I am the teacher of ELMO. Glad that we are
connected. My students will soon join here and start sharing things
with you. Hope you can enjoy.
And this is the Polish group - clas Iac.
Polish students' presentations
There are some presentations:
Polish Nobel Prize Winners
Polish cuisine
Polish Holidays
... and a legend
A Polish legend
Hello everybody! ☺☺ Today we would like to present you an old Polish legend.😄
A long time ago, where Poland is dense forests were growing. Three brothers: Lech, Czech and Rus set off to find places for their settlements. They saw a big "Oak" tree one day. They noticed a white eagle near the tree. It was flying up in the sky. Lech was fascinated when he saw it. Lech said to his brothers:
- I found my land! This eagle is a sign! This land is fertile and there are a lot of animals here. I want to build my settlement here!
And that's how it happened. Lech built the first castle here. Gniezno was the first capital of Poland. The eagle is a symbol of Poland.
Three brothers split up. Czech was going South, Rus was going East
And some information about Polish dances
Krakowiak is a live and popular Polish folk dance. It comes from the region of Krakow. Is is really fast and it’s the only Polish folk dance which is not a dance with a 3/4 rate. The most important things in the dance are the colourful outfits which give dancers charm and beauty. Krakowiak always starts with a song.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlrssiszQQ4
Next – the Polonaise
The Polonaise was a part of the ceremonies at the courts of kings Polish. It started balls, also today it inaugurates some events. The polonaise was known by different names, depending on the region: Polish dance, foot, free, round, old-fashioned, old-fashioned, hop, geese, great.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQqLD9u_jUI
Last – Mazur.
Mazur comes from the north-eastern part of Poland, where it was danced in the villages and at the manors. Fast pace and accented jumps characterise the Mazur. It is very cheerful and lively. It is known as a ballroom dance.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRo0xXWlPps
Thank you for your attention
Polish Nobel Prize Winners
Polish cuisine
Polish Holidays
... and a legend
A Polish legend
Hello everybody! ☺☺ Today we would like to present you an old Polish legend.😄
A long time ago, where Poland is dense forests were growing. Three brothers: Lech, Czech and Rus set off to find places for their settlements. They saw a big "Oak" tree one day. They noticed a white eagle near the tree. It was flying up in the sky. Lech was fascinated when he saw it. Lech said to his brothers:
- I found my land! This eagle is a sign! This land is fertile and there are a lot of animals here. I want to build my settlement here!
And that's how it happened. Lech built the first castle here. Gniezno was the first capital of Poland. The eagle is a symbol of Poland.
Three brothers split up. Czech was going South, Rus was going East
And some information about Polish dances
Hello!
We would like to introduce our national dances.
The First – Krakowiak.We would like to introduce our national dances.
Krakowiak is a live and popular Polish folk dance. It comes from the region of Krakow. Is is really fast and it’s the only Polish folk dance which is not a dance with a 3/4 rate. The most important things in the dance are the colourful outfits which give dancers charm and beauty. Krakowiak always starts with a song.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlrssiszQQ4
Next – the Polonaise
The Polonaise was a part of the ceremonies at the courts of kings Polish. It started balls, also today it inaugurates some events. The polonaise was known by different names, depending on the region: Polish dance, foot, free, round, old-fashioned, old-fashioned, hop, geese, great.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQqLD9u_jUI
Last – Mazur.
Mazur comes from the north-eastern part of Poland, where it was danced in the villages and at the manors. Fast pace and accented jumps characterise the Mazur. It is very cheerful and lively. It is known as a ballroom dance.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRo0xXWlPps
Thank you for your attention
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