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A dacha is basically a small cabin/cottage. I've never heard mention of it anywhere outside of Russia/Ukraine/etc., but -- as mentioned before -- it's a small cottage/cabin, usually in the countrysides or outskirts of cities, where people go on weekends to escape the stress of daily life. Sometimes they have little gardens where they grow vegetables, too.
It's very practical, really. It lets people keep in touch with more simple ways of life; the simple lifestyle they can't experience in the technological bustle of the city.
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What did the sign on dacha's gate mean in English?
The sign on Dacha's gate said "Welcome to the cabin."
Country house in Russia?
dacha, or izba
How do you pronounce dacha?
The word "dacha" is pronounced as DAH-chuh.
When was White Dacha created?
White Dacha was created in 1898.
When was Kuntsevo Dacha created?
Kuntsevo Dacha was created in 1934.
When was Academicheskaya Dacha created?
Academicheskaya Dacha was created in 1884.
What is the plural of the Russian word dacha?
The plural of the Russian word "dacha" is "dachi."
What is another name for a Russian Cottage?
A Russian cottage is a 'dacha' or 'datcha.'
What is the definition of dachma?
In English that is gibberish. -You may mean 'Dacha' which is a small Russian villa in the countryside.
What do you call a Russian cottage?
"Дача" [`da-cha] (this means an owned or rent piece of countryside land with house on it. Without a house, it is "дачный участок" [`dach-nyi-u-`chas-tok] or simply "участок" [u-`chas-tok]).
Why was dacha the worst camp?
NO auchwitz was.
What is the traditional Russian home called?
a dacha
