Предмет: Қазақ тiлi, автор: a42735994

Қарамен берілген сөйлемде баяндалған жағдаятқа өз көзқараста рынызды бiлдiрiнiздер. Қазақ халқының салт-дәстүрiмен байланыстырыныздар. пж помогите даю 60 баллов

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Автор ответа: malicka11kz09

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бұл сөйлемде келген қонаққа ет беріп қарнын тойдыру туралы айтылған. Қазақ халқы қонақты құдайдай көріп құрметтейді сол себепті мына балаға малыңды сой да,жақсылап қонақасы беріп жөнелт деп тұр

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