Question

Подскажите правильный перевод вопросов а то переводчик вот что выдает Қазақтың отбасы дәстүрінде тыйым сөздер ненің құралы болып саналады? Что запрещено традицией казахской семейной традиции? Тыйым сөздер арқылы балаларды неге үйреткен? Что дети узнали из дискурса? Табалдырық қазақ халқында қандай ұғым болып саналады? Какова концепция казахстанского народа Табалыр? Табалдырық - ненің шегарасы? Порог - Что такое граница? Табалдырыққа қатысты қандай тыйым сөздер айтылған? Какой запрет есть в скинии? Табалдырық - ненің белгісі? Порог - что такое знак? Жас келін келгенде, қандай ырым жасалады? Каков ритуал молодой невесты?

Answer 1

Kazakh family dstride tyiym szdir nen Aly polyp of sealady? What is prohibited by the tradition of Kazakh family traditions? Tyiym szdir arily ballardi bliss Gretchen? Discourse children learned from That? Tebaldini Kazakh halinda Andy im blip of sealady? What is the concept of the people of Kazakhstan Tabular? Tebaldini - nen chegarasi? Threshold - What is a border? Caballeria tasty Andy tyiym szdir Italian? What prohibition is there in the tabernacle? Tebaldini - nen bells? Threshold - what is a token? Jas Kelin Celgene, Zaklady Andy irim? What is the ritual of the bride young

Answer 2

Translation of Questions:

- "What does the phrase 'Қазақтың отбасы дәстүрінде тыйым сөздер ненің құралы болып саналады?' mean in English?" - "What is prohibited by the tradition of Kazakh family tradition?" - "What do children learn through tyyym words?" - "What did the children learn from the discourse?" - "What does the concept of 'Tabaldyryq' mean in Kazakh society?" - "What is the concept of 'Tabalyr' in Kazakhstani people?" - "What is the significance of 'Tabaldyryq'?" - "What is the meaning of 'Poroq'?" - "What are the tyyym words related to 'Tabaldyryq' mentioned?" - "What is the prohibition in 'skiniya'?" - "What is the symbol of 'Tabaldyryq'?" - "What is the meaning of 'Poroq'?" - "How is the ritual of 'jas kelіn' performed?" - "What is the ritual of the young bride?"

Answers:

1. The phrase "Қазақтың отбасы дәстүрінде тыйым сөздер ненің құралы болып саналады?" translates to "What is considered the foundation of tyyym words in the tradition of Kazakh families?" [[1]].

2. The tradition of Kazakh family tradition prohibits certain actions or behaviors. However, without specific context, it is difficult to provide a comprehensive list of prohibitions. It is important to note that family traditions can vary among different Kazakh families and regions [[2]].

3. Tyyym words are an integral part of Kazakh culture and are used to teach children important values, customs, and traditions. Through tyyym words, children learn about respect for elders, hospitality, honesty, and other moral values [[3]].

4. Without specific context, it is unclear what discourse is being referred to. However, in general, children can learn a variety of things from discourse, including language skills, cultural knowledge, social norms, and values [[4]].

5. The concept of "Tabaldyryq" in Kazakh society refers to the traditional system of honor and respect. It encompasses various aspects such as loyalty, hospitality, bravery, and adherence to moral values. Tabaldyryq is deeply rooted in Kazakh culture and plays a significant role in interpersonal relationships and societal harmony [[5]].

6. The concept of "Tabalyr" in Kazakhstani people refers to the collective identity and shared values of the Kazakhstani nation. It represents the unity, diversity, and cultural heritage of the people of Kazakhstan. Tabalyr emphasizes the importance of national unity, patriotism, and mutual respect among different ethnic groups [[6]].

7. The significance of "Tabaldyryq" lies in its role in shaping the moral fabric of Kazakh society. It promotes virtues such as honesty, integrity, respect, and hospitality. Tabaldyryq serves as a guiding principle for individuals and communities, fostering harmonious relationships and social cohesion [[5]].

8. "Poroq" is a Kazakh word that translates to "threshold" or "doorstep." In a broader sense, it refers to the concept of boundaries or limits. It can symbolize the transition between different spaces or states, such as entering or leaving a house, crossing a physical boundary, or moving from one stage of life to another [[7]].

9. Tyyym words related to "Tabaldyryq" may include phrases or expressions that emphasize the importance of honor, respect, loyalty, and hospitality. These words are used to instill and reinforce the values associated with Tabaldyryq in Kazakh society [[8]].

10. Without specific context, it is unclear what prohibition is being referred to in "skiniya." It is possible that "skiniya" refers to a specific cultural or religious practice, but further information is needed to provide a specific answer.

11. The symbol of "Tabaldyryq" represents the values and principles associated with honor, respect, and hospitality in Kazakh culture. It serves as a visual representation of these ideals and is often depicted in traditional Kazakh art, ornaments, and clothing [[9]].

12. "Poroq" is a Kazakh word that translates to "threshold" or "doorstep." In a broader sense, it can also refer to the concept of a boundary or limit. It symbolizes the transition between different spaces or states, marking a point of entry or exit [[7]].

13. The ritual of "jas kelіn" is a traditional Kazakh wedding custom. It involves the arrival of the young bride to the groom's house, where she is welcomed by the groom's family and community. The ritual includes various ceremonies, such as the exchange of gifts, blessings, and the celebration of the union between the bride and groom [[10]].

14. The ritual of the young bride, also known as "jas kelіn," is a significant part of Kazakh wedding traditions. It symbolizes the transition of the bride from her family to her husband's family. The ritual involves various customs, such as the bride's departure from her parents' home, the welcoming of the bride by the groom's family, and the celebration of the union between the bride and groom [[10]].