Sto lat!
JaxWell then, my saint would be Saint James.
And Tigro, happy imieniny!
ThanksHow do you celebrate it?
We meet our family (or friends.. or family and friends), we talk, we eat.. Something like birthday. Well.. Actually, apart from birthday cake, there are no differences between celebrating name-day and birthday
Happy Name day anwaysDo you get presents?
Of course. Not as good as on birthday or Christmas, but we do
QUOTE(moozxy @ Jan 6 2008, 02:46 PM)
Not exactly. "Imiennik" is the person, whose name-day is today, not "imeninick"and imeninick means birthday person(the persons whose birthday it is)
Imeninick is a form of imenik, usually imeninick is used for younger children.and imeninick means birthday person(the persons whose birthday it is)
Not exactly. "Imiennik" is the person, whose name-day is today, not "imeninick"
Erm.. What language are you talking about? I mean - in which language does this "imeninick" and "imenik" exist? I've googled "imeninick", but i haven't found anything.Linkiboy said:Imeninick is a form of imenik, usually imeninick is used for younger children.