Tatar language and culture
Tervetuloa oppimaan ja käyttämään lyhyitä tataarin kielen sanontoja! Me aybagarilaiset haluamme helpottaa tataarinkielistä kanssakäymistä ja auttaa kaikkia, jotka haluavat kommunikoida tataariksi jokapäiväisessä elämässä sekä kielen oppijoita.
Today our tearoom serves peremech (pärämäch, pärämäts) with tea! Are there any Tatars in the world who aren’t familiar with peremech or have not eaten it? I doubt it!
“Sauna” – what is a sauna? We do not even need to write about that, because it is in the sauna where one sweats with or without whisking, and as we all very well know – the place where we bathe ourselves.
Come in, welcome to our tea room! Have a cup of tea. You can’t live without it.
Tatar Easy to Read books have been published on the Aybagar website in the Latin (second edited edition) and the Cyrillic alphabets.
A new book documents Tatar women roles and visibility in Finland during the past century.
Even a short conflict destroys more than anything in the world.
A horrible form of conflict is war.
Fazile Nasretdin’s haiku poems reflect many aspects of life, and the poetry is like snapshots of moments and emotions transformed into literature.
