What are all the Russian surnames?

Russian surnames are Petrov, Turgenev, Chekhov, Pushkin, Gorky, Ekaterina, Peter, Sergei, Mikhail. Egor, Semyon, Oleg, Alexei, Valery, Boris, Gennady, Maxim, Nikolai, Matvey, Yefim, Igor, Evgeny, Viktor, Alexander, Valentin, Anatoly, Yuri, Stepan, Marozov, Popov and many others.

Russian etiquette and dress culture

Russians generally meet with a handshake, but when shaking hands to take off gloves. Long time friends and relatives often kiss and embrace, men usually kiss the back of the hands of women. On grand occasions, the Russians use bread with salt to meet VIPs to express the highest respect and the warmest welcome. Invited to the Russian family guests, into the house should take off their clothes and hats, first to the hostess greetings, and then to the host and other people greetings.

Men who smoke must first ask the ladies for permission. In Russian folklore, married women are obliged to wear a headscarf, which is predominantly white. Unmarried girls, on the other hand, do not wear hijab, but often wear hats. In the cities, Russians currently wear mostly suits or suits, and Russian women often also wear a dress. Typical Russian national dress for men is a long-sleeved shirt with slanted lapels, usually embroidered at the collar and hem, worn with a belt tied around the outside of the shirt.

The shirts are usually made of linen gauze, white cotton, or brightly colored floral cloth. Pants are slightly fatter and are made of white or dyed floral cloth. Caviar, borscht, and small traditional pancakes are very ethnic. Usually the most common food on the Russian table is a variety of meat products, almost every meal will be beef, lamb, beef, sausages and so on.

Russian people often drink honey, Gervais and other beverages. Russians are known worldwide for their love of alcohol, the most important of which is vodka. Russians have the habit of drinking tea, mainly black tea.