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Having Fun! / Re: Rare pictures VIII.

« on: April 09, 2009, 03:11:11 PM »

Deniseeeee i love youuuu thank you for the last oneeeee thanks thankssss :*

You are welcome Elisabeth!

This one is my favorite too.

Kisses!

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: Rare pictures VIII.

« on: April 09, 2009, 02:12:57 PM »

Hope thore are rare and new 

Alix and Nicky ca. 1901


Alexei and Nicky ca.1912


Tatiana ca. 1914


 

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: Poems for Dear Anastasia

« on: April 01, 2009, 03:00:12 PM »

So beautiful poems girls! Love they.
Here is mine:

To dear Anastasia, with love...

The girl on the postcard

In a time I found a postcard,
And in it has a picture.
A picture of a beautiful girl.
She maybe has no more than her thirteen.

Wearing a beautiful white dress,
She reminds me of a princess.
And yes, she has quite so.

But something in her eyes
Wants to tell me more,
Things that show
The title has no importance for her.
She has what she has without it.

Wants to tell me her life,
Her jokes, smiles and her tragedy.
The lively girl whom the shots shut up.

About hundred years she go away…
But will continue alive as never.
Her legend and her legacy
Still are perpetuate by the world,
Only by her be Anastasia of Russia,
The girl on my heart.


Denise

PS. Sorry for my grammar mistakes, I'm tryng to get better with it... 

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Nicholas II / Re: Re: Photos of Nicholas II #3

« on: March 14, 2009, 03:25:56 PM »

Love to see Nicky smiling ^^

I found this one on Beinecke:



 

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: March 01, 2009, 06:16:19 PM »

Brazilian sounds the same as Argentinian! So nice language, too!

Hello Großfürstin Ingrid Alexie!

Is good to me hear that! Filipino is cool too. I like it! XD
BTW, I like all the languages you all post here. (I only forgot to say that in my last post ¬¬)
And yes, Portuguese and Spanish (as much European as Latin American variations) are similar in write and in speech. 



Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: An alternative final.

« on: February 28, 2009, 02:22:59 PM »

OMG...  The end made me cry  I'm needing a handkerchief...
So, so beaultiful and emotive, RomanovsFan4Ever! Congratulations!


Denise

Thank you very much Denise! 

You are welcome dear.

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 28, 2009, 02:19:37 PM »

Well, this is a little of how brazilian portuguese sonds! Is a song of one of my favorites animated movies, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. With english and portuguese subs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv0hBrH-mn4

And the names:

Olga: Olga
Tatiana: Tatiana
Maria: Maria
Anastasia: Anastácia
Elisabeth: Elizabete, Isabel
Alexandra: Alexandra
Nicholas: Nicolau
Irina: Irene
Anna: Ana

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: An alternative final.

« on: February 28, 2009, 02:03:27 PM »

Okay!, this is my "alternative final"....I'm sorry for the wrong english, and sorry for the story that is not very beautiful. 

PARIS, FRANCE  December 8, 1974

Anastasia looked out the window, it was snowing.
Watching the snow that fall on the city, remembered how she liked looking out the windows of the Alexander Palace, and see the park surrounding the palace to become white, during the cold snowy days in winter.
When she was little, her mother, Tsarina Alexandra, said that the flakes of snow were feathers that the angels were falling from their wings.
The flakes of snow, that seemed to dance as many dancers, they remember the great dances that were held in St. Petersburg.
But feeling a shiver of cold, Anastasia remembered how the dream of her childhood was suddenly broken.
The winds of revolution transformed her paradise in hell.
Her father, Tsar Nicholas II, was forced to abdicate the throne, and the whole family with some servants were deported to Siberia...their new home was Tobolsk, they spent much time there.
But after came the news that they were transferred in Ekaterinburg.
Pierre Gilliard that had spent many years with them, he realize that the transfer was a signal of danger, and so he began to prepare his plan....
The day before the transfer, her younger brother, the Tsarevich Alexei had a new attack of hemophilia, and he could not face the trip...it was the opportunity that Gilliard was looking for.
So it was decided that the rest of the family would undertake the journey, and Alexei and one of the sisters were transported to Ekaterinburg a few days later...Anastasia stayed with Alexei.
Anastasia watching her parents and her sisters leave, she understood that was the last time that she saw them.
During the night, Gilliard led Anastasia and Alexei in the basement of the governor's mansion were he had descovered a tunnel that passed below the mansion.
He didn't know where the tunnel lead, but he decided to cross it.
The tunnel lead them out of the Mansion.
They could not stay in Russia, and so Gilliard decided to bring Anastasia and Alexei in France, and so he did.
In France, Gilliard continued to take care of them, unfortunately Alexei died at 21 years old, but the last years of his life were happy.
Anastasia later married a french colonel and she had a daughter, who had given to her a granddaughter, Maria.
The toughts of Anastasia that continued to watch the snow that fall on Paris, were interrupted by her granddaughter that called from the room beside.
The parents of Maria were in London for work, they would return for Christmas, and Anastasia had offered to take care of her granddaughter during their absence.
She entered in the bedroom, the little girl was awake, she had a bad dream.
When Anastasia approached the bed, Maria asked "Grandma, I can't sleep, tell me a story!".
Anastasia sat on the bed and began to tell: "There was a time in a faraway land, a girl who lived in a big palace with her three sisters and her brother, her father was an Imperor an her mother an Empress....
After the child was asleep, Anastasia come in her bedroom and took from a drawer of the bedside table an old photo of her family, the Imperial Family of Russia.
She returned to watch the snow that fall out the window...that night her family were doing fall the feathers from their wings for her.

OMG...  The end made me cry  I'm needing a handkerchief...
So, so beaultiful and emotive, RomanovsFan4Ever! Congratulations!


Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 20, 2009, 06:45:22 PM »

Cont.

Lady-in-waiting: Dama de companhia
Valet: Valete
Nanny: Pagem
Teacher: Professor (a)
Mansion: Mansão
Author: Autor or escritor

Story: Conto
Wing(s): Asa(s)
End: Final
Broken: Quebrado, partido
Angel: Anjo
Photo: Fotografia
Picture: Pintura
Spring; Primavera
Summer: Verão
Autumn: Outono
Winter: Inverno

1: Um
2: Dois
3: Três
4: Quatro
5: Cinco
6: Seis
7: Sete
8: Oito
9: Nove
10: Dez

Thank you: Obrigado(a)
You're welcome: De nada
I am: Eu sou/estou
You are: Você é/está
It's nice to meet you: É bom encontrar você
I'm sorry: Eu sinto muito
Excuse me: Me desculpe

Uf! My school let me mixed up that last weeks, now I put out the delay.

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 20, 2009, 06:38:12 PM »

The days of the week: Os dias da semana
Monday: Segunda
Tuesday:Terça
Wednesday - Mittwoch
Thursday - Donnerstag
Friday - Freitag
Saturday - Samstag or Sonnabend
Sunday - Sonntag
Faces of the past - Gesichter der Vergangenheit
Before the down/dawn - I'm guessing something like Bevor die Hinunter/ Dammern ( umlauts above a )
Phantom - Geist
Opera - Oper
Phantom of the opera - Phantom der Oper

Oh, filth... I press "post" in the wrong time. 

Here are the rigth (and so betated ) words.

Portuguese:

The days of the week: Os dias da semana
Monday: Segunda-feira or only Segunda
Tuesday:Terça-feira or only Terça
Wednesday: Quarta-feira or only Quarta
Thursday: Quita-feira or only Quinta
Friday: Sexta-feira or only Sexta
Saturday: Sábado
Sunday: Domingo
Faces of the past: Faces do passado
Before the down/dawn: Antes do amanhecer
Phantom: Fantasma
Opera: Ópera
Phantom of the opera: O Fantasma da Ópera 

Love: Amor
Passion: Paixão
Storm: Tempestade
Thunder: Trovão
Thunderbolt: That have not a exactly traduction, but is like "Raio junto com trovão"
Snow: Neve
Rainbow: Arco-Íris
Guitar: Violão
Star: Estrela
Harmony: Harmonia
Adventure: Aventura
Bear: Urso
Wolf: Lobo
Eagle: Águia

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 18, 2009, 08:01:03 PM »

The days of the week: Os dias da semana
Monday: Segunda
Tuesday:Terça
Wednesday - Mittwoch
Thursday - Donnerstag
Friday - Freitag
Saturday - Samstag or Sonnabend
Sunday - Sonntag
Faces of the past - Gesichter der Vergangenheit
Before the down/dawn - I'm guessing something like Bevor die Hinunter/ Dammern ( umlauts above a )
Phantom - Geist
Opera - Oper
Phantom of the opera - Phantom der Oper

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 12, 2009, 05:32:39 PM »

Portuguese:

Wind: Vento
Poem: Poema
Gold: Ouro
Words: Palavras
Bridge: Ponte
Music: Música
Dream: Sonho
Breathe: Respiro, (to breath) Respirar

Male: Homem, Masculino, Macho
Female: Mulher, Feminino, Fêmea

And Ingrid_Alexie, portuguese uses gender in grammar too.

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 10, 2009, 01:47:04 PM »

Portuguese:

Big pair: Par grande or Par maior
Little pair: Par pequeno or Par menor
Imperial: Imperial (^^)
Finland: Finlândia
Sweden: Suécia
Pearl: Pérola
Peasant: Camponês

World: Mundo
Eye: Olho
Ear: Ouvido/Orelha
Nose: Nariz
Mouth: Boca
Auto: Automóvel
Socks: Meias
Pencil: Lápis

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 08, 2009, 03:08:29 PM »

New words! Yay! XD

Portuguese:

Mirror: Espelho
Shadow: Sombra
Reflection: Reflexão
USA: USA or EUA (Estados Unidos da América )
England: Inglaterra
Europe: Europa
Flower: Flor
Country: País
Fruit: Fruta
Vegetables: Vegetais
Eat: Comer
Sitting Room: Sala de estar
War: Guerra
Exile: Exílio
Execution: Execução
Amber room: Sala Âmbar
Gun: Arma de fogo
Germany: Alemanha
Winter Palace: Palácio de Inverno
River: Rio

May I suggest some new words?

Hat: Chapéu
Shoe: Sapato
Cossack: Cossaco
Alexander Palace: Palácio de Alexandre
Catherine Palace: Palácio de Catarina

Denise

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Having Fun! / Re: How do you say/write in your language tsar, tsarina etc.?

« on: February 06, 2009, 01:41:07 PM »

Oh, I've missed so many words! 
Let's try to put off the delay:

In portuguese:

Black: Preto
Yellow: Amarelo
Yesterday: Ontem
Today: Hoje
Saint: Santo

Kingdom: Reino
Crown Jewels: Jóias da Coroa
Prince: Príncipe
Princess: Princesa
Century: Século

Night: Noite
Time: Tempo, Hora
Enemy: Inimigo
Friend: Amigo

Horse: Cavalo
Carriage: Carruagem
Crown: Coroa
Little: Pequeno
Big: Grande
Fast: Rápido
Slow: Lento
Dress: Vestido

France: França
Czech Republic: República Tcheca
Bulgary: Bulgária
Italy: Itália

Forever: Para sempre
Memory: Memória
Last Words: Últimas Palavras
Never Forget: Nunca esquecido

Hungary: Hungria
Austria: Austría
Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy: Império Austra-Hungaro

Uff! hehe

Denise