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We worked with this video to explore the cultural differences during our lessons. We learned about eating habits, how people greet each other as well as what the hand gestures mean in other countries.

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Cultural differences - From all over the world... to Italy!

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The World's Family video is mainly about how different we are when it comes to behaviour, communication and other aspects relating to culture.

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The World's Family (An Embracing Culture Story) kid's /children's podcast

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The ruble has been used in the Russian territories since the 14th century. Initially an uncoined unit of account, the ruble became a circulating coin in 1704 just before the establishment of the Russian Empire. It was then succeeded by the Soviet ruble (SUR), which was used from 1917 to 1991.

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It is impossible to imagine modern Russian cuisine without such a traditional dish as pelmeni, or dumplings. Many people debate about the origins of this dish .
Many believe that the recipe came into Russia from China via Siberia and Ural, back in the 15th century.

In many families it’s still a family tradition to sculpt dumplings together.

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The Kvas drink plays a significant roll in the daily life of Russians.This popular drink is made of fermented bread and sparkling water.

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This local milk drink looks like a drinkable yogurt, but it’s made from slow-boiled milk. The process of preparation takes approximately six to eight hours at low temperature in the oven. This drink is considered to be one of the healthiest in Russia and it’s usually recommended for children or those who have a stomach problem. You can find it at the supermarket or at the local market.

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It is yet another take on pancakes but they are made from quark (cottage cheese), eggs and flour. Simplicity and delicious taste of this recipe will make syrniki one of your favourite breakfast recipes. Crispy and golden on the outside and warm and creamy on the inside, syrniki are perfect to serve with sour cream, jam, honey or fresh berries.

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Russian cuisine was heavily influenced by religious traditions.
Russian pancakes are very thin and not sweet like French crêpes.
The Traditional ones are pancakes with sour cream and salmon, caviar or mushrooms, and for the those of you with a sweet tooth – condensed milk or berries.
There is even a special holiday, Maslenitsa, which happens every year one week before the start of spring, when for the whole week we, Russians, eat pancakes.

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Tea is one of the most favourite drinks in Russia. There are many reasons why: cold climate, ancient history and steadfast tradition.
Russians mostly like black teas with milk and sugar, although there are many other tea options available including red teas and citrus teas.