The tradition of caroling, giving generously and sowing came to us from ancient times - from the times of the pagans. This is one of the favorite activities and entertainment of both adults and children. Carolers, generosists, sowers go to visit: relatives, friends, godparents, neighbors. It's fun, interesting, and you can collect some money and goodies. But before performing the rituals, you should figure out how to do it correctly, when to go caroling, to give generously and to sow.
When to carol, give generously and sow?
Many people confuse when it is necessary to carol, to give generously and to sow. So:
How to carol, give generously and sow correctly?
Having figured out the dates of holiday rituals, we will find out what their difference is, how to conduct and perform them correctly.
You can start caroling with the appearance of the first star in the sky. At this time, the festive dinner begins, and those who wish go to congratulate with carols on the birth of Christ. Traditionally, in the village they sing carols, walking from house to house, without passing anyone. But in a big city, it’s enough to go around your neighbors’ apartments. When entering the house of the owners, you need to ask permission to carol. If you refuse, leave, silently and without offense. Of course, you can’t refuse, because... it is considered a sin.
In the old days, a group of carolers consisted of three people, where the main caroler, the star, was chosen. He walked ahead of everyone and carried in his hands a star, which symbolizes the birth of the baby Jesus Christ. A person with a loud voice and a good knowledge of carols was chosen as the star-maker. A bell-ringer followed him and carried a large bell, with which he notified that carolers were coming. The third person is a mechonosh. He carried a brightly colored bag decorated with embroidered or painted stars, a sun and a moon. The owners put sweets and treats in it, since it is not customary to take gifts from the hands of the owners.
Carols are sung slowly and drawn out, and at the end they read congratulations and bow to the owners of the house.
Nowadays people give money for carols, but previously they gave them candy, apples, nuts, sausage, ham and other goodies for breaking the fast after the Nativity Fast.
In any case, it is worth remembering that every family considers it an honor that carolers came to wish them a Merry Christmas, and did not bypass them.
Popular carols in Russian and Ukrainian:
Today an Angel has descended upon us
And he sang: “Christ is born!”
We came to glorify Christ,
And congratulate you on the holiday.
Here we go, shepherds,
All our sins are forgiven.
We make our way to home,
We glorify Christ God.
I sing a carol for you,
God bless you with a harvest
Generous fields, flowering gardens,
Star in the sky on Holy Eve
For adults and children.
My carol is mooning,
The whole world is out with the Holidays.
Many people mistakenly think that caroling can be done at Christmas. However, on the morning of January 7th they celebrate Christmas, i.e. sing Christmas songs and wish Merry Christmas.
Meanwhile, in the southern regions of the country, including the Rostov region, since the time Soviet power slightly different traditions took hold. On the evening of January 6, on the eve of Christmas, children wear kutya to their relatives, friends, godparents and neighbors. And on the evening of January 7, adults walk around the yards of friends with comic carols.
Caroling on the night before Christmas, with songs of religious content and a Christmas star, is almost no longer found in the south of Russia.
They are generous in the evening on the eve of the Old New Year - January 13th. Their characteristic difference from carols is the chorus “Generous evening, Good evening good health to good people!” The ancestors believed that on Generous Evening Malanka-Water comes with Vasily the Moon to stay and bring prosperity and good luck to the owners for the coming year.
On the morning of January 13, housewives prepare a festive dinner of 12 non-Lenten dishes. An obligatory dish is the ritual generous kutya. They also bake pancakes, pies, make roast and homemade sausage, and make dumplings with cheese and cottage cheese. These dishes are given to generous givers (January 13) and sowers (January 14).
Generous people go door to door from evening to midnight, entering after the invitation of the owners. They are generous mostly girls, but bachelor groups also go. All the guys dress in masks, and one of them wears a woman’s outfit. The male group is nicknamed “they are leading Melanka”, and the one dressed as a woman is “Melanka”. Generous people read good wishes owners, wishing a rich harvest, livestock offspring, good swarming of bees, well-being, health, happiness and prosperity. They have fun with dances, songs and comic skits. The ancestors believed in every word and the magical function of generous gifts.
How to sow correctly
Early in the morning of January 14, when it begins to dawn, young people go home and sow. According to popular beliefs, on January 14, a man should be the first to enter the house - both a child and an adult: this will bring prosperity and happiness. Girls will not bring happiness, so traditionally only boys sow.
Men fill fabric bags or mittens with grain: wheat, barley, rye, rice. Usually they start sowing from their own home, for which the parents gave the boys sweets and money.
Arriving at the house, the sowers must ask the owners for permission to perform the ceremony. Usually there are never any failures, because... the sower is always a welcome guest.
Entering the house, the sowers greet the owners, congratulate them on the New Year, sow the apartment with grain and sprinkle it on the owners. This action is accompanied by the words: “We sow, we weed, we sow, Happy New Year! Even though it’s the Old New Year, it still brings goodness!”
The owners invited the sowers to the table, treated them to pies, and presented them with apples and bagels. And if desired, the most generous thanksgiving was money.
The grain that was sown is considered a talisman, so it is not swept away until sunset.
Sowing for the Old New Year is a long-standing ritual that our ancestors performed to increase the harvest in next year. Now sowers pursue other goals, but traditions remain traditions. Sowers go from house to house, wishing the owners all the best.
What should planters have with them?
Firstly, good mood and good thoughts. Secondly, mittens that are filled with grain. It doesn't have to be wheat; you can take barley, rye and even rice. Instead of mittens, you can use fabric bags.
How does sowing occur?
A group of good fellows (and only boys and men go to sow) ask permission to sow. If the owners agree, the guys begin to sow - scatter grain around the room and sing or tell the sowing stories. The grain that is sown cannot be swept out before sunset.
It is generally accepted that the first sower brings happiness and prosperity to the house, so they began to sow from their own home, for which the parents presented their beloved child with money. Then they went to relatives, neighbors, and fellow villagers.
Usually the sowers are treated to pastries, sweets, fruits, and sometimes given money.
Several sowings for the Old New Year:
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Even though it’s the Old New Year -
It still brings good things!
We wish the old fashioned way
Fertility - to the cattle,
A warm dog house,
Saucers of milk for a kitten,
A handful of wheat for a cockerel,
Red girl - friend,
Small children - mom and dad,
Grandmother - small grandchildren!
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Open the chest
Get out the piglet!
I sow, I winnow, I sow,
Happy New Year!
For the New Year, for new happiness
Be born wheat,
Peas, lentils!
On the field - in heaps,
There are pies on the table!
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This, this, I sow
I love you with New Rock!
This generously from the valley,
By share by donkey
I'm sowing your house
Be happy and rich!
This is thickly cheesy
Let's be kind to people.
I wash it with skin stains
With New Happiness, with New Rock!
On the first day of the Old New Year, namely January 14, the rituals of “generosity” and “sowing” take place. In all houses, in cities and villages, even before dawn, you can hear “I sow, I sow, I sow, Happy New Year!..”
It is believed that these rituals have come to us from pre-Christian times. We know that our ancestors celebrated the New Year not in winter, but, which is quite natural for farmers, in spring, and the ritual of sowing at that time was most appropriate. This ritual was associated with hopes for a good harvest. This is the background of the sowing ritual. Usually children, mostly boys, did the sowing, and the first sowers received the most generous gifts. They sowed individually and in whole groups, and then the sowing ceremony turned into a real performance with the main characters of this holiday, with Vasil and Melanka. According to Orthodox calendar The day of remembrance of the Monk Melania fell on the thirteenth of January, and the next day, the fourteenth of January, was the day of St. Basil the Great. This is why the night from the thirteenth to the fourteenth of January is popularly called the meeting of Vasil with Melanka.
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How to sow correctly?
Early in the morning of January 14, when it begins to dawn, young people go home and sow. According to popular beliefs, on January 14, a man should be the first to enter the house - both a child and an adult: this will bring prosperity and happiness. Girls will not bring happiness, so traditionally only boys sow.
Men fill fabric bags or mittens with grain: wheat, barley, rye, rice. Usually they start sowing from their own home, for which the parents gave the boys sweets and money.
Arriving at the house, the sowers must ask the owners for permission to perform the ceremony. Usually there are never any failures, because... the sower is always a welcome guest.
Entering the house, the sowers greet the owners, congratulate them on the New Year, sow the apartment with grain and sprinkle it on the owners. This action is accompanied by the words: “We sow, we weed, we sow, Happy New Year! Even though it’s the Old New Year, it still brings goodness!”
The owners invited the sowers to the table, treated them to pies, and presented them with apples and bagels. And if desired, the most generous thanksgiving was money.
The grain that was sown is considered a talisman, so it is not swept away until sunset. 
What to do if they come to your home to sow
If sowing for the Old New Year takes place at your home, prepare gifts for those who will sow - baked goods, sweets or small money. Sowing for the Old New Year is a favorite pastime for children, so it makes sense to buy small, inexpensive toys - cars, soap bubbles.
Poems for sowing for the Old New Year
You need to sow saying folk words:
I sow, sow, sow, happy new year!
On New Year- for new happiness!
Be born wheat, peas, lentils!
On the field in haystacks - on the table with pies!
Happy new year, new happiness, new health!
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A longer poem will impress the owners:
I sow, I sow, I sow, I wish you happiness and joy.
The owner is coming, carrying his belongings!
The first possession is a measure of life,
A measure of life will keep the goat full.
Another belonging is a measure of buckwheat,
A measure of buckwheat - for dumplings.
The third possession is an oat sieve,
Oat sieve, sausage on top.
Be healthy! Happy Saints!
Happy holiday, owners!
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The short seeder is easy to learn:
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We sow, we sow, we sow,
Happy New Year.
Give me a ruble or a nickel -
Let's not leave here like this.
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For original people, you can sow several types of cereals:
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During sowing, the housewife should try to catch the grain that the guests scatter with her apron. The more he collects, the happier the year will be.
I sow for good luck, for health,
Happy New Year to the entire courtyard.
In the old fashioned way I wish you a lot of happiness,
Let all bad weather pass by.
Let it arrive in your pockets this year,
God's mercy saves you from troubles.
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I sow, I winnow, I sow,
I will bring happiness to your home.
May the New Year bring you,
A lot of joyful worries.
Let the tables be full of dishes,
Let the babies be born.
Let your wallet burst
Only prosperity brings you.
May the family be healthy
Luck will not forget the house.
Accept wishes
I'll give you a coin for your efforts.
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I sow wheat for you, may luck knock on your house.
I sow barley, grain - may there be prosperity in it.
I generously sprinkle buckwheat - I wish the whole family happiness.
May millet bring you only joy this year.
God's grace and health to you too.
I sow wheat for you, may luck knock on your house.
I sow barley, grain - may there be prosperity in it.
I generously sprinkle buckwheat - I wish the whole family happiness.
May millet bring you only joy this year.
God's grace and health to you too.
We sow and sow, we wish you happiness.
Good health, warm courtyard.
So that the grain is born, so that the stable doubles.
It rustled in the wallet and burst on the table.
We sow and sow and invite good luck into the house.
Open the door to guests as soon as possible,
We will spread a lot of joy and goodness to you.
Happy New Year from the bottom of our hearts.
We wish you to be happy all year.
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We sow, we sow, we sow, we sow.
Sprinkling the floor with millet, we wish,
May prosperity never leave you.
Trouble will never come knocking on your house.
We sow and we sow from the heart.
Let the kids grow up healthy.
Let only laughter sound in the house,
Joy and happiness for everyone.
Signs for January 13 and 14
We were attentive to the signs, among which the following stood out:
- The first girl to enter the house on January 14 means trouble;
- Melanka was warm, then the summer will be good;
- frost on the trees meant a fruitful year;
- It was forbidden to count small money on Vasily, so as not to shed tears. They also did not give or borrow;
- if there was a blizzard or blizzard at night, it was believed that the year would be restless
- Hearing an unusual ringing in the morning was news of a possible replenishment.
They made sure to appease livestock so that the New Year would be calm and fruitful for them. If at least some elements and traditions of the celebration are returned to modern reality, it can be improved even further Christmas mood and make the celebration unforgettable.
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Modern Old New Year
Nowadays it is customary to celebrate in the same way as in New Year's Eve. It is believed that on the Old New Year you need to accomplish what you couldn’t do on January 1st.
For example:
- make a wish by first writing it on a napkin, which is burned and thrown into champagne;
- watch concerts and letters that you haven’t had time to watch yet;
- send Old New Year greetings to family and friends with repeated wishes for good and health;
- put gifts that were previously forgotten under Christmas tree, after which it can be removed.
In the southern regions, the custom of cooking pig or pork dishes has been preserved to make the New Year rich in good news. In some villages, carols are celebrated, but their true meaning is often lost.
Old New Year - unusual holiday, shrouded in secrets and various rituals.
The most famous and surviving ritual is the sowing ceremony.
And today we will tell you in more detail about the traditions of sowing for the Old New Year and how this ritual should be carried out correctly.
Sowing ritual
Only children took part in this ritual. The tradition has been preserved to this day. The ritual is performed exclusively in the morning.
The role of sowers is to sow. It is for this reason that most of the children who took part in this activity were boys.
The essence of the ritual is that a group of children comes to the owners’ house and sows grain around. The grain is sown near the threshold of the house, in the room, and sometimes sprinkled on the owners themselves. It is believed that if a sower lands grain on the owner, it will bring happiness and prosperity to the house.
In ancient times, the owners of the houses, waiting for the sower, made a red corner in the entrance room. The parishioners had to sow grain in this corner first. Unfortunately, this tradition has not been preserved today.
The sowers made a special mitten from an old shirt, into which they poured grain in advance for sowing. Instead of regular grain, rye, wheat, and barley were used. Sometimes children made two sleeves at once. Sweets, small change and gifts were placed in the second sleeve.
During the ceremony itself, the owners of the house are always present in the room. Today, most often, they simply watch the process, but in ancient times, the owners loved to catch grain flying around the room with their hands. Housewives also used aprons to catch grain.
It was believed that the caught grain must be fed to the chickens, because the more sown grain they eat, the better they will lay eggs. In addition, it was believed that if the chickens ate the grain collected through the sieve, they would stop scattering to other yards.
But sowing grain is not the most important thing in the sowing ritual. The main thing is the spells and sentences that are heard during the ceremony itself. These sentences are similar to Christmas songs, in fact they are, but their main purpose is to wish the owners of the house all the best.
In addition to a benevolent and congratulatory tone, the sowing songs contained a hint of a treat, which always touched the hosts. At the beginning of most classic sowing songs there are the following words: “I sow, I sow, I sow, Happy New Year!”
Not only children, but also adults can go sowing.
Sowing for the Old New Year
I sow for good luck, for health,
Happy New Year to the entire courtyard.
In the old fashioned way I wish you a lot of happiness,
Let all bad weather pass by.
Let it arrive in your pockets this year,
God's mercy saves you from troubles...
I sow, I winnow, I sow,
Happy New Year!
For the New Year, for new happiness -
Be born wheat,
Peas, lentils!
On the field - in heaps,
There are pies on the table!
Happy New Year,
With new happiness, master, hostess!
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Even though it’s the Old New Year -
May he bring goodness!
We wish in the old fashioned way:
Fertility - to the cattle,
Warm booth for the dog,
A saucer of milk for a kitten,
A handful of wheat for a cockerel,
Red girl - friend,
Small children - mom and dad,
Grandmother - small grandchildren!
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Open the chest
Get out the piglet!
We winnow, we sow,
We wish you only joy.
So that Christ protects your home,
May good luck be in him.
So that children are born,
Naughty kids.
So that it arrives in your pockets,
So that your health does not suffer.
May your home be a full cup.
Happy New Year.
With new happiness..
Some Ukrainian seeders:
This, this, I sow,
I love you with the New Rock!
On that new river,
It would have been easier to give birth,
Nizh torik!
We have come to visit you,
Give your ears a rest.
With this, with this grain for you,
Sobi river is made of wine.
Go until the table breaks,
And so that the bread does not overflow.
We sow, we sow, we sow,
We wish you happiness and joy.
Both in the house and on the field
You were happy with everything.
We sow, we sow, we sow,
We welcome you with the New Rock!
I sow, I sow, I sow,
I sow pennies into blogs,
So the shalen baxi grew,
Euro, hryvnia and rubles,
You should have lived like that with the Kastya,
And be happy!
Now let’s look at what sowers should have with them.
What needs to be prepared for sowing?
- Mittens. As already described above, each sower should have one or two mittens with him. One obligatory mitten must be filled with grain, which will be sown in the owners’ house. It is not necessary to use a second mitten in the ritual, but it is advisable. It is usually filled with gifts and money.
- If you couldn't make the mittens, don't worry. From can replace an ordinary bag from which grain, wheat or rye are taken out. You can take either a purchased bag or one you made yourself. Of course, it is better to take two bags at once: one for grain, and the second for gifts. Such bags can be made from any fabric.
- Sowing for the Old New Year, you can’t live without them. This is the second most important element of the ritual, without which it is simply unthinkable. You can learn classic sowing songs as well as new ones. Most people are conservatives and will give their preference to old folk sowing songs, but this does not mean that there are no people who will be happy with the new ones. The main thing is to follow the tradition and sing a song, but which song you choose does not play a significant role.
- Good mood. This is a very important component of the sowing ritual. It is impossible to wish people well and well-being without being in a good mood. A bad mood will not bring joy and happiness into the house, but a good one will do the opposite.
How to greet sowers correctly?
Good owners who are unfamiliar with the sowing ritual may ask the question on the eve of January 14: “What should be done if sowers come to the house?”
The first thing to do in advance is to prepare gifts for parishioners. It is difficult to surprise modern children with sweets; they hope that after sowing they will receive money.
Therefore, if you want to please your sowers, prepare banknotes for them.
In addition to money, you need to prepare sweets and various gifts. If small children come to sow, they will be pleased to receive toys.
The owner and hostess must be present during the rooming process. The housewife must catch the grain with her hands and an apron. There is such a sign that the more grain she catches, the more happiness she will attract to the house.
The Old New Year is a rare historical phenomenon, an unofficial holiday that is celebrated only by residents of the post-Soviet space and is completely incomprehensible to foreigners. This is a remnant of an ancient, probably pre-Christian custom. According to the Christian calendar, this is the day of St. Melania. IN folk tradition both holidays have merged, and now we have the Generous Evening or Melanka holiday.
How the Old New Year was celebrated and what was prepared
If before Christmas they prepared a rich dinner, mainly consisting of twelve dishes, then on January 13 - a generous one. She didn't have that large quantity dishes, but it was very savory: sausages, fried meat, roast, noodles and, of course, pancakes - a symbol of the Sun. By the way, in Polesie, they cooked the second kutya, seasoning it with lard.
That's why the dinner was called generous, and hence the name - Generous Evening. This is spoken about in many generous songs and carols: Generous evening, good evening, Good people to good health!
According to the Christian calendar, January 13 is the day of the Venerable Melania the Roman, who died in 439, so it is called Melanca, and the next day is Basil. In ancient times, Malanka, Vasily and Epiphany were associated with the New Year's cycle of the so-called “Solar Circle”.
The daybozke considered the largest holiday of the “Generous God” (it later removed the name “Malanok” or “Generous Evening”, which ended the “Holy Evenings”). During the week from Christmas, people did not work, but only celebrated.
A roasted two-week-old pig was placed in the center of the table. Because of its fertility, the pig was considered a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
It was also believed that New Year's table in its abundance it should be equal to the Christmas one, but it should not contain poultry, game birds or a hare, so that happiness does not fly away or gallop away from the house.
Among Belarusians, Russians, Ukrainians, and Moldovans, the ritual New Year's dish was sweet porridge-kutia, which was cooked from whole grains of wheat or from several types of cereals, and pancakes.
And the next day, at dawn, they go to sow grain. The grain is taken in a mitten or in a bag. First they go to godfathers and other relatives and friends. Entering the house, the sower sows grain and greets everyone with a Happy New Year.
5 magical actions to make the new year rich, happy and successful
- Prepare a rich dinner. The table must have kutya, several meat dishes, pies, dumplings, pancakes, compote. After all, a generous table on this magical night will attract happiness and prosperity to the house for the next year.
- When the first sowers arrive, you need to seat at least one of them at the table and treat them with something. Then there will be happiness and wealth in the house, and if there are unmarried girls in the house, they will definitely find a couple in the new year.
- The grain after sowing must be swept up in the morning of the Old New Year and taken to the gate or into the yard. Light a fire there. When the fire flares up, all family members need to jump over it so that various evil spirits remain on the fire in order to enter the New Year clean.
- Dad and the children should play hide and seek. And it happens like this: mom puts a bowl of pies on the table, dad sits down and pretends to hide behind the pies. And the children ask: “Mom, where is our dad?” To which he replies: “Don’t you see me? God grant that you don’t see me like this next year.” That is, so that next year there will be the same wealth.
- And the mother must go exactly at midnight and collect water from the river, then immerse the bread in it three times, saying: “It is not the bread that bathes in water, but I bathe in health and strength.” Then you need to quietly return home and touch the heads of the sleeping children with wet bread, saying: “May there be such great ones as St. Basil the Great.” Then you need to throw a coin there, and in the morning all family members should wash themselves with this water, this should bring happiness with money for the whole year.
What not to do on Old New Year
It is believed that on this day one should not say the word “thirteen” or count small coins. They say counting coins will bring tears for the whole year. Also, many people still believe that you cannot lend anything on the Old New Year and St. Basil’s Eve, otherwise you will spend the whole year in debt.
There is also a stranger sign: if you take out your dirty laundry on January 14, you will also take happiness out of your home. Superstitious people believe that on the first day of the Old New Year a man should be the first to enter the house, which is why only boys go to sow.
Folk signs for the Old New Year
- If the sky is clear and starry, there will be a rich harvest of berries.
- If there is fog on Vasily, it means the harvest.
- When there is a lot of fluffy frost on the trees on January 14, the year will be rich in honey.
- The blizzard on Vasilyev's evening promises a large harvest of nuts.
- If Vasiliev's night is starry, then the summer will be berry-filled.
How to give and sow
According to a long-standing custom, New Year's rounds are done after sunset, when evil spirits are walking around. Those who sow and give, like Christmas carolers, go around houses from evening to midnight.
The first guest brings happiness to the house. It was considered a good sign if it turned out to be a guy from large family with a strong economy. It was not welcomed if the first guest was a girl or woman of childbearing age. And it’s really bad if an old maid, a widow, a cripple or an old man comes to visit first. Therefore, girls most often do not sow, and if they go to give generously, they do not enter the house or come after the guys.
On the evening of January 13 (Melankin evening), girls (women) give generously. And on January 14, only boys (men) sow.
By the way, you cannot throw away grain scattered by planters - in villages, for example, grains are carefully collected, stored until spring and mixed with other seeds when sowing spring crops.
Sowing for the Old New Year for children and adults, short in verse, in Russian
I sow, sow, sow, happy new year!
For the new year - for new happiness!
Be born wheat, peas, lentils!
On the field in haystacks - on the table with pies!
Happy new year, new happiness, new health!
I sow, I sow, I sow, Happy New Year,
May you live happily and drink a glass!
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I sow, I scatter
Oats, rye,
God's mercy!
For cool cottage cheese
Pie for the shepherd!”
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“I sow, I winnow, I sow,
Happy New Year.
For the new year, for new happiness
Be born, little wheat,
Peas, lentils!
On the field - in heaps,
There are pies on the table!
Happy New Year,
With new happiness, master, hostess!”
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“Vasily is not at home.
God knows
Where does he walk?
He walks with a plow
The Lord himself is with a bag.
Golden pen,
It sows itself.
Where the pen will kick,
The grain will fall there.
Happy New Year with a new happiness!
The wheat is growing big!”
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“I sow, I sow, I sow,
Happy New Year!
With cattle, with belly,
With little kids!
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We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Even though it’s an “old” New Year -
It still brings good things!
We wish the old fashioned way
Fertility - to the cattle,
A warm dog house,
Saucers of milk for a kitten,
A handful of wheat for a cockerel,
Red girl - friend,
Small children - mom and dad,
Grandmother - small grandchildren!
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Open the chest, take out the piglet!
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See you! I'm blowing! I'm sowing!
See you! I sow, I sow!
I don't forget about my friends!
Mid January
It’s not in vain that I send my greetings!
I want to wish you freely
Bright spectacles, hospitality!
And at any time of the day -
Friendly songs, good jokes!
Your kids have an apartment!
Not married - like a banker!
Not married - according to the princess!
Those who are not capable - strength in the process!
May this coming year
Buries you from adversity!
So that the Ministry of Health stands on guard
And take care of your health!
So that you live like in Eden
And they spat on the system!
To get out of the noisy bazaar
They returned only with a profit!
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Even though it’s the Old New Year -
It still brings good things!
***
We sow, we weed, we sow,
Happy New Year!
Open the chest
Get out the piglet!
Even a ruble, even a nickel,
Let's not leave here like this!
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I sow, I sow, I sow, I congratulate you on Kolyada,
I wish you happiness and joy.
I sow, sow, winnow, barley, sprinkle grain,
So that it grows in the field, so that it doubles in the stable,
So that children grow up, so that girls get married.
I sow, I sow, I sow, I wish you happiness and joy.
Whoever gives us pie will get a barn full of cattle,
Sheep with oats, stallion with a tail.
Whoever doesn't give pie gets a chicken leg,
Pestle and shovel, hunchbacked cow.
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"Shchedrik-Petrik,
Give me the dumpling!
a spoonful of porridge,
Top sausages.
This is not enough
Give me a piece of bacon.
Take it out quickly
Don't freeze the children!
How many aspens,
So many pigs for you;
How many Christmas trees
So many cows;
How many candles
So many sheep.
Good luck to you,
The owner and the hostess
Great health,
Happy New Year,
With all the family! "
To your new summer,
Have a great summer!
Where does the horse's tail go?
It's full of bushes there.
Where does the goat go with its horn?
There's a stack of hay there.
How many aspens,
So many pigs for you;
How many Christmas trees
So many cows;
How many candles
So many sheep.
Happiness to you, master and hostess,
Great health,
Happy New Year,
With all the family!
Words and texts of seeders in Ukrainian
Peace and happiness in your home
May you all be rich
Shchob carol lunala
I savored the meal
Pampushki buli blush
Well, you’re not even drunk anymore
Christ is born!
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Shchedrik-schedrik-schedrivochka
Swallow has arrived
Started my own Twitter
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Come on, see the Lord
Marvel at Koshara
There were sheep laying around
And the Yagnichki were born
The goods in you are all good
You will give the world pennies
If you want not a penny, then half
You have a black-browed woman
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This, this, I sow,
I love you with the New Rock!
On that new river,
It would have been easier to give birth,
Nizh torik!
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Come, be born,
Zhito, wheat,
All arable land:
To the Lord of the roots,
The top is spiked.
Be in holy health,
With New Rock!
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This, this, I sow,
I don’t miss your house,
With the New Rock I go to the house,
May I please you:
May the children be all healthy,
The porridge is all ready,
May you find peace from them,
And we want a penny!
Video: Funny comic sowing for children for the Old New Year 2020