Kiev, now the capital of Ukraine, is often referred to as the "mother of Russian cities" because it played a central role in the early history of the East Slavic state known as Kievan Rus', which emerged in the 9th century. As a political, cultural, and religious center, Kiev was the seat of the first East Slavic ruler, Prince Oleg, and later, it became a significant hub for trade and Christianity after the baptism of Prince Vladimir in 988. This historical significance established Kiev as a foundational city for the development of the Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian nations. The legacy of Kievan Rus' continues to influence the cultural and historical narratives of these countries today.
It's heavy trade with other areas. Kiev is the birthplace of Russian nation, culture and identity. During Kievan Rus' (first Slavic state 882-1283) Orthodox Christianity was adopted and first Slavic state was established. The modern people of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus (peoples of old Rus') all claim Kievan Rus' as their cultural inheritance.
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because they all were on your mother
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It is called the mother of Russian cities.
Kiev is seen as the first Slavic city and was the capital of Rus', the predecessor to Russia. In recent times Rus' is even often referred to as Kievan Rus'.
The Russian word for mother is mama.
No because they will mate.
I guess,maybe from her mom because her mother was born in Russia , and of course she can speak Russian so that's why Michelle can speak Russian fluently :D
mother = мама
Babushka is Russian for Grandmother, by extension, Old Lady ( and a type of headgear). Maybe they have a special title for Great Grand Mom- by the way Catherine II ( The Great) was known as Mother of Russian Cities- such as Odessa and Ekaterinberg which were founded in her lenghty reign.
Mother = мать (maht') Mom = мама (MAh-muh) Be careful, because мат/мать sound very similar to the English ear, but they are very different. Мат is like "curse words."
your mother
"Mother" in Russian is written as "мама" (pronounced as "mama").
Счастливый День матери is how you say happy mother's day in Russian.
Because my mother was a thug, i took the ug and the m an became a mug.