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eAleksandr

In Russia there is a phrase that everyone knows and saying in the New Year. This phrase: Hello Ass, New Year! (ЗДРАВСТВУЙ, ЖОПА! НОВЫЙ ГОД!)

What does this phrase mean and how it appeared, I do not know ... : (

Tara

hahaha =D

Is the time of Christmas and New Year the same in Russia? ie New Years day is 1st January? Christmas day the 25th December?

eAleksandr

New Year on January 1.

eAleksandr

Christmas in Russia on January 7.

Tara

Oh wow I didnt know...so New Year is before your Christmas? :] I thought it was the same all over the world...I am very interested in the differences :]

Katrin

January 7 - is for orthodox. December 25 - catholics.

Tara

ahhh and I just looked on Google and found out that around 65% of ethnic Russians are Orthodox....and similar percentage of Belarusians and Ukrainians =D Does this sound right?

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putipuf

This phrase means that the man meets New Year without money.

eAleksandr

@putipuf. Спасибо за отличную версию!!! А может она означает, что НГ наступил как-то "неожиданно"? Мол, нефига сделать не успел? :DDD

Thank you for the excellent version! Or maybe it means that NY has come as something unexpected? Type, already the New Year, and I did not have time to do anything?