November 17th, 2012 | by admin |
I was born in Russia, and Russian chocolate is nice, but I could go to a russian store and buy it for 5 dollars. As being from a different country, I like all the same things American people like. I think it is nice when a person is being thoughtful enough to view and appreciate my tradition. I would love if someone cooked me a Russian meal (if your a good cook). Look up recipes for Plov, Borsh (famous russian dishes). It mostly just depends on her taste.
I’d really like some suggestions on a good romantic valentines gift for a russian woman would be. I’m thinking of some Russian chocolate or something traditional? Any help is appreciated.
I was born in Russia, and Russian chocolate is nice, but I could go to a russian store and buy it for 5 dollars. As being from a different country, I like all the same things American people like. I think it is nice when a person is being thoughtful enough to view and appreciate my tradition. I would love if someone cooked me a Russian meal (if your a good cook). Look up recipes for Plov, Borsh (famous russian dishes). It mostly just depends on her taste.
If your not a great cook, trying writing her a note in Russian. The translator is always there to help and you could include that chocolate with it. It shows you spent some time, and thinking. It’s not going to be perfectly written, but I am sure she will think it’s cute. Flowers will fulfill the romantic theme as well.
Source:
http://www.ozvalentine.com/valentines-gifts/what-would-a-good-valentines-gift-be-for-a-russian-woman