Question

Рассказ о талисмане олимпийских игр по английски

Answer 1

Талисманами Летних Олимпийских игр 2012 года в Лондоне стали Венлок и Мандевилль (Wenlock and Mandeville) — два одноглазых существа, напоминающие инопланетян. Венлок получил своё имя в честь городка Мач Венлок (Much Wenlock), соревнования в котором в середине XIX века (Wenlock Olympian Society Annual Games) вдохновили Пьера де Кубертена на возрождение Олимпиад в 1896 году. Мандевилль был назван по имени госпиталя Стоук Мандевилль (Stoke Mandeville Hospital), где в 1948 году были проведены первые игры для спортсменов-инвалидов (World Wheelchair and Amputee Games).

 

 

 

Mascots of the Olympic Summer Games 2012 in London are Wenlock and Mandeville (Wenlock and Mandeville) - two one-eyed creatures that resemble aliens. Wenlock was named after the town of Much Wenlock (Much Wenlock), in which competition in the middle of the XIX century (Wenlock Olympian Society Annual Games) inspired Pierre de Coubertin to revive the Olympics in 1896. Mandeville was named after Stoke Mandeville Hospital (Stoke Mandeville Hospital), which in 1948 held the first games for athletes with a disability (World Wheelchair and Amputee Games).

Answer 2

Once upon a time, there was a small town nestled at the foot of a majestic mountain range. This town was known for its passion for sports and its rich history. One day, the International Olympic Committee chose this town to host the prestigious Olympic Games.

Excitement filled the air as the townspeople prepared for this grand event. The Olympic Games were a symbol of unity, athleticism, and the pursuit of excellence. The town wanted to create a special mascot that would represent the spirit of the Olympics and bring joy to athletes and spectators alike.

A group of talented artists and designers came together to brainstorm ideas for the perfect Olympic Games mascot. They wanted something unique, something that would capture the essence of the town and its people. After hours of discussion and sketches, they finally settled on a design.

Their creation was a charming and energetic creature named "Oly," short for Olympian. Oly was a combination of various animals, representing the diversity of the participating nations. It had the grace of a gazelle, the strength of a bear, and the wisdom of an owl. Oly's fur was a vibrant mix of colors, reflecting the town's rich cultural heritage.

But Oly was more than just a cute character; it embodied the Olympic values of friendship, respect, and excellence. Its eyes sparkled with determination and its smile radiated warmth and inclusivity. Oly wore a medal around its neck, symbolizing the pursuit of victory while honoring the effort and dedication of all athletes.

As the Olympic Games approached, Oly became the beloved symbol of the event. Its image adorned billboards, merchandise, and banners throughout the town. Children dressed up as Oly, and people eagerly awaited its appearances at various Olympic events.

During the opening ceremony, Oly made its grand entrance, captivating the hearts of millions around the world. It danced, jumped, and interacted with athletes, creating an atmosphere of excitement and unity. Throughout the Games, Oly continued to inspire and encourage athletes, becoming a source of motivation for all.

The Olympic Games came to a close, but Oly's legacy lived on. It became a cherished icon, reminding people of the power of sports to bring nations together. Oly's image appeared in books, posters, and memorabilia, reminding everyone of the unforgettable Olympic Games hosted by the small town.

And so, the tale of the Olympic Games mascot, Oly, passed down through generations, inspiring future athletes and reminding the world of the enduring spirit of the Olympic Games.