The language of flowers

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T he language of flowers Выполнил: Данильченко Алексей, учащийся 8 А класса Проверила: учитель английского языка, Агафонова Ю.В. МУНИЦИПАЛЬНОЕ БЮДЖЕТНОЕ ОБЩЕОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЕ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕ «ЛИЦЕЙ ИМЕНИ ИВАНА ИВАНОВИЧА ФЕДУНЦА» ГОРОДА УЗЛОВАЯ ТУЛЬСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ

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T he language of flowers The language of flowers was invented in the ancient near East . There it was called “ Selam ” . This in the art , passing through generations . According to it, every flower and its smell have their own meaning . It came to Europe in the XVIII century and spread up widely in high society – it was used at balls, in games and letters .

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Chrysanthemum The 9-th of September – The holiday of chrysanthemums in Japan

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One flower tells about uniqueness of the person it is gifted . The bouquet of 5 flowers is usually gifted , if you want to express thankfulness . And you also can express firm attachment and true love with the bunch of 7 yellow chrysanthemums . Bouquets of 9 flowers are the best ways to express a strong friendship.

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C love is the symbol of the The French Revolution

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Mother’s day From XVII till XIX century on the second Sunday of The Great Fest there was celebrated Mothering Sunday in the Great Britain . It was dedicated to honoring mothers all over the country. For the first time in t he USA Mother’s day was publically supported by famous pacifist Julia Ward Howe in 1872 . Mother’s day, according to her vision, is the day of unity of all mothers in fighting for peace in our world.

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Clove means charm , faithfulness , woman’s love , honor . The color of cloves also has different meanings . For example , if somebody wants to say : “ I won’t be with you ", he presents a striped clove.

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The 1-st of May - The day of may-lily in France