Примери за използване на Maiko на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He got a present from Maiko.
I was a maiko myself once.
What is in the Bag of Maiko?
I was a maiko now. An apprentice geisha.
So it's nice to see such a sincere young maiko. isn't it?
Her name Maiko means dancing child.
Everyone is really nice and friendly”(Maiko, Japan).
MAIKO: People will live longer.
Once, when she was just a maiko, she fell clean off her wooden shoes.
Maiko are the girls who are training to become Geiko.
There, the children would first become maiko- girls, who were trained to become geishas.
Maiko is not a young dancer anymore and talented newcomers are longing for her position.
Geisha kimonos andespecially the kimonos of apprentice Geisha(Maiko) are truly stunning.
Today Maiko is 32 on top of her career as a prima ballerina at the Norwegian National Ballet.
Long before the 1970′s and the platform shoes,Japanese maiko(apprentice geisha) had been wearing Okobo sandals or clogs.
Nowadays, the state has imposed a requirement under which the girls must have graduated high school before becoming maiko.
We are wandering around the mecca of maiko and geiko- Gion Corner- hoping we can buy a ticket to some of their performances.
The event was organised by Telenor in partnership with the Safer Internet Center,Parents Association, the website"Maiko Mila!
Maiko Mila is a space where we talk about the mother as a person in her own right, someone who is not a projection of her children, but an individual with her own fears, problems and joys.
Chidoriya started a shop as where deals with the cosmetics andJapanese classical accessories that the apprentice geisha(maiko) uses.
Despite beliefs that natural beauty is an indispensable prerequisite for a girl to become a maiko, quite often physical features are less important than inherent talents, their development and manifestation.
These are worked out from fabrics and are part of the geisha accessories, buthave an even stronger relation to the clothing of maiko(a girl who is an apprentice geisha).
The famous temple“Kinkaku-ji”, a maiko(an apprentice geisha, singing, performing dances, playing some traditional musical instruments such as shamisen, and so on.), and a traditional Japanese garden are drew in the picture on it.
If the child is adopted, it is forbidden to enter into contact with the birth family,while it is quite the opposite for the maiko- the girls are encouraged to meet their relatives.
While they are at school,the future maiko can learn how to play musical instruments, dancing, calligraphy, literature and other arts, which will make it easier for them after they graduate high school, as each maiko makes a debut as geiko at the age of 21, while the time designated for mastering the tradition cannot be further extended.
Interspersed among the restaurants are a number of ochaya(teahouses), the most exclusive andexpensive of Kyoto's dining establishments, where guests are entertained by maiko and geiko.
After the end of the lecture, the audience had the opportunity to ask Marta Ilieva and Aneta Dimitrova questions, to have a closer look at the displayed kimono with long sleeves- furisode,worn by maiko(and never by geiko), as well as to enjoy the exhibition of tsunami kanzashi.
Girls are admitted to the okiya after the conclusion of a contract as per which the education continues for a certain amount of time during which the okiya covers all costs for the needs of maiko.
In Edo era, Gion area flourished as a major entertainment district in Kyoto,which is the reason that the area is known as a spot in which you often can see maiko(舞妓), apprentice geisha.
This series of events and initiatives is united within the framework of the National Media Literacy Campaign, which will end on March 17 with a national parental forum in Sofia co-organised by Telenor Bulgaria,the online media"Maiko Mila" and the Safer Internet Centre.