Thread:Blondwave/@comment-35313771-20180929072756/@comment-26630331-20181002164522

@💎: Pardon? I just thought it's interesting you chose 3 exact names. How you chose 3 exact names, why you thought that one of them is mine? To make you a bit more curious, I'll reveal you that my name isn't any of these. But one of my best friend's name is Annie xD. The only Stephanie I know is Steph from Lego Friends, and the only person with name Edith I know is Edith Piaff. xDDD

@Presentation: Oooh, really about Czech Republic? Did you choose it yourself, or your teacher said you to to Czech?

Anyway, I'll try to help you. But traditional Czech stuff isn't my cup of tea - it's nothing attractive for me. So... music... Ummm... I think that the best thing I can do is to send you this link (in French especially for you!!!): https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musique_tchèque

And dances... I think that I can help you with this more, because I take dance courses these days. I'll send you two paragraphs meaning the same, one in English and one in French, so you can better understand:

Polka is a typical two-stroke dance, which originated more than a thousand years ago. It ranks amongst the "round dances" (or whatever it's called in English) - couples dance around the hall. According to the rules, the couple shouldn't touch each other's bodies. Well-known composers are for example Johann Strauss the elder, or Bedřich Smetana.

La polka est une danse typique à deux temps, née il y a plus de mille ans. Il fait partie des "danses rondes" (ou ce que l'on appelle en français) - les couples dansent autour de la salle. Selon les règles, le couple ne devrait pas se toucher le corps. Les compositeurs bien connus sont par exemple Johann Strauss l'aîné ou Bedřich Smetana.

Hope this helps, besties!!! ;)