Примери коришћења Fairy-tales на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Fairy-tales, rules.
Sort of fairy-tales.
Let's comrade Lenin read your fairy-tales.
I know fairy-tales very well.
They are better than fairy-tales.
And fairy-tales aren't real.
Think it belongs in storybooks and fairy-tales.
What fairy-tales they tell the people!
Yann, you're like a child.You still believe in fairy-tales.
Our people do not need fairy-tales about multi-ethnic life," Dačić continued.
Or perhaps it is we now who are beginning to tell fairy-tales?
Instead of creating an illusion of telling fairy-tales, Dragoslav Todorovic showed the joy of Andersen's creation.
He shook his head;could no longer believe in fairy-tales.
Some gardens andbalconies resemble fairy-tales, and the look at the colours makes us happier and somehow different.
Some of the travelogues, such as In Sweden,even contain fairy-tales.
When I used to read fairy-tales, I fancied that kind of thing never happened, and now here I am in the middle of one!
I think any adult who doesn't hold a special place for fairy-tales needs to get help.
Modern, technocratically based“fairy-tales” are one of the ways by which capitalism degenerates the mind and creates a mass idiocy.
To these men, the mythology of the admired Greeks andRomans represented something more than gay and pretty fairy-tales.
Whatever they are,the richness of myths and fairy-tales is a certain indicator of the richness and depth of a culture.
Playing with its dolls, it personifies characters, while fantasizing about bringing to life the characters of its imagination,stories and fairy-tales.
When popular fantasy created the magic carpet in fairy-tales, who would have thought that people would soar through the air someday in airplanes?
The country was separated from the European Renaissance movements and higher forms of artistic expression anddeveloped mostly its folklore songs and fairy-tales.
We try to become immortal,whether by anxiety-driven belief in fairy-tales, or by making our children and grand-children into clones of ourselves, or by getting into the history books or onto the talk shows.
In her songs she employs not only Russian ethic motifs, but also Scandinavian, Celtic, and Balkan,as well as legends and fairy-tales from Indo-European folklore.
Recently Fandeeva published a book titled TheNew Tales of Kamchatka, in which she not only(un)traditionally combined photography and painting, butalso wrote the fairy-tales themselves.