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The basic male garment was the shirt or the bottom shirt. the russian men's shirts of the xvi — xvii centuries under the square underarm gussets, on each side of the belt triangular wedges. shirts were sewn from linen and cotton fabrics, and silk. the sleeves have narrow brushes. sleeve length is probably dependent on the purpose of the shirt. the gate was either absent (just round the neckline), or in the form of racks, round or square ("caret"), with basis in the form of leather or birch bark, with a height of 2.5-4 cm; fastened with a button. the presence of gates assumed the incision in the middle of the chest or on the left (blouse), with buttons or ties. in folk costume shirt was outerwear, and in a suit nobility — the bottom. house maid nobles wore a shirt — it has always been silk. shirts different colors: mostly white, blue and red. wore their trousers and girdled by a narrow belt. on my back and chest shirt sewn lining, called background.

listen, ivan singing in the room

hi dont see, i see him, because he read anything with big interesting

calling him now, i think, he dont sleeping

look on man, he   sit. it is our advokat

Ihave a cat. its name is murka. murka is black and white. it is 2 years old. my cat is very funny. it is very nice too. i like to  play with murka.  it likes to play with a ball. it can jump and run, but it cannot swim.  it  likes to eat fish and to drink milk. it likes to sleep too. i like my pet. у меня есть кошка. ее зовут мурка. она чёрно-белая. ей 2 года. она любит рыбую. моя кошка забавная. она красивая тоже. я люблю играть с муркой. она любит играть с мячиком. она умеет прыгать и бегать, но не умеет плавать.  она любит есть рыбу и пить молоко. она также любит поспать. я люблю своего питомца. транскрипция (произношение слов):   aɪ  hæv  ə  kæt.  ɪts  neɪm  ɪz  murka.  murka  ɪz  blæk  ænd  waɪt.  ɪt ɪz  2  jɪəz  əʊld.  maɪ  kæt  ɪz  ˈvɛri  ˈfʌni.  ɪt  ɪz  ˈvɛri  naɪs  tuː.  aɪ  laɪk  tuː  pleɪ  wɪð  murka.  ɪt  laɪks  tuː  pleɪ  wɪð  ə  bɔːl.  ɪt  kæn  ʤʌmp  ænd  rʌn,  bʌt    it ˈkænɒt  swɪm. ɪt  laɪks  tuː  iːt  fɪʃ  ænd  tuː  drɪŋk mɪlk.  ɪt  laɪks  tuː  sliːp  tuː.  aɪ  laɪk    maɪ    pɛt .