Belarussian language is used in legal documents such as marriage certificates and passports (list goes pretty far). There are several schools and universitites that teach only in belarussian and some older cities and villages (with older population) use belarussian, but have no problem speaking Russian if asked.
No, and never be it!! (I can say it because im belarussian)
the literal translation of belarus or belarussian is "white russian", follow this link for etymology http://www.pravapis.org/art_belarusian_adjective.asp
Belarusians. and oly then we can speak about Russian ethnic group, polsh and ukranian
American Belarussian Relief Organization was created in 1991.
The Cyrillic alphabet, which is used for Russian, Ukrainian, Belarussian, Bulgarian and Serbian, is named after St. Cyril.
No. Belarus is quite separate to Russia. It used to be part of the USSR, but gained independence in 1991.
Belarussian, Polish.
The White Stork is the national bird of Belarus. Belarussians have many legends connected with this bird. It is a symbol of Belarussian nature, happiness and youth. To kill the stork is a very very bad thing. Also it is said that a pair of storks always live together, but if one among the pair dies, the other cannot live without it and it also dies.
Belarus
бос (bos) is boss in Belarusian.
russian,belarussian, and ukranian and sometimes polish
There are no ports in Belarus because Belarus is a landlocked country.