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Переведите пожалуйста только не через переводчик SPRING St. David's Day. March 1st is a very important day for Welsh people. It's St. David's Day. He is the "patron" or na¬tional saint of Wales. On March 1st, the Welsh celebrate St. David's Day and wear daffodils in the buttonholes of their coats or jackets. May Day May 1st was an important day in the Middle Ages, the celebration of summer's beginning. For that day people decorated houses and streets with branches of trees and flowers. In the very early morning young girls went to the fields and washed their faces with dew. They believed this made them beautiful for a year after that. Also on May Day the young men of each village tried to win prizes with their bows and arrows. People put up a striped maypole decorated with flowers and danced round it. Some English villages still have maypole dancing on May 1 st.

Answer 1

ВЕСНА
День Святого Давида. 1 марта очень важный день для валлийцев. Это День Святого Давида. Он является национальным святым "покровителем" Уэльса. 1 марта валлийцы празднуют День Святого Давида и носят нарциссы в бутоньерках их курток или пальто.
Первое мая
1 мая - важный день в средневековье,он означал начало лета. Вэто день люди украшали дома и улицы ветвями деревьев и цветов. С самого утра молодые девушки шли на поля и омывали лица росой. Они верили,что это делало их прекрасными в течение года. Кроме того, на День мая молодые люди в каждой деревне пытались выиграть призы с луками и стрелами. Люди поднимали вверх полосатое майское дерево, украшенное цветами и танцевали вокруг него. Некоторые английские деревни до сих пор танцуют вокруг майского дерева на 1 мая.

Answer 2

St. David's Day, which falls on March 1st, is a significant day for Welsh people. It is a celebration of St. David, who is considered the patron saint of Wales. On this day, Welsh people commemorate St. David's Day by wearing daffodils in their coat or jacket buttonholes.

May Day, which is celebrated on May 1st, was also an important day in the Middle Ages. It marked the beginning of summer and was celebrated with various customs and traditions. People would decorate their houses and streets with branches of trees and flowers. In the early morning, young girls would go to the fields and wash their faces with dew, as it was believed to make them beautiful for the entire year.

May Day was also a time for young men in each village to showcase their skills with bows and arrows. They would compete for prizes in archery contests. Additionally, people would erect a striped maypole adorned with flowers and engage in traditional dances around it. Some English villages still continue the tradition of maypole dancing on May 1st.

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