Gilbert wrote:
Hi, I would be grateful if someone could help. I am trying to find the Russian lyrics for a children’s song about a bear (Mischa) who goes into the woods and gets a cone dropped on his head… does anyone know the words in Russian?
Thanks
G
If anyone can help Gilbert with the original Russian lyrics and/or an English translation, please comment below or email me.
Thanks!
Mama Lisa
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January 10th, 2010 at 10:58 pm
These are the words to that song in Russian:
Мишка косолапый по лесу идет,
Шишки собирает в корзиночку кладет.
Одна шишка отлетела, прямо мишке в лоб.
Мишка рассердился и ногою топ.
Good luck.
January 10th, 2010 at 11:11 pm
Thanks Lilia!
I got something like this for the translation (I welcome help!)…
Mishka the clumsy bear goes in the woods
Cones are collected and put in a small basket.
One cone flew away and hit Mishka right on the forehead.
Mishka got angry and kicked the top of it.
I welcome criticism and corrections on the English translation!
Thanks!
Mama Lisa
February 28th, 2011 at 1:27 pm
Mishka kosolapii po lesu idet,
Shishki sobiraet, pesenku poet.
Vot upala shishka pryamo mishke v lob,
Mishka rasserdilsa i nogoyu top.
June 21st, 2011 at 2:48 am
I guess, Russia is too big and we have several different versions of this simple song :)
Oh well, at least in Siberia we know this one:
Мишка косолапый по лесу идёт,
A clumsy little bear was walking through the forest
Шишки собирает, песенки поет.
He was gathering pine cones and singing songs
Шишка отвалилась прямо мишке в лоб.
A pine cone fell directly onto his forehead.
Мишка рассердиля и ногою топ!
The little bear got angry and stamped his foot!
June 27th, 2011 at 11:19 pm
Thanks Inna! Would you know a lullaby called Looli Lolenki?
November 17th, 2011 at 10:01 pm
Here’s another question about a Russian lullaby….
I came across your website by accident in my search for a Russian lullaby that my mother used to sing to me. I could not see how to post a question to your blog. If anyone can help I’d be so grateful as I remember the melody, which my children love, but can’t remember the words. It began with what I remember as ‘kise kise…’ and had a ‘chorus’ that went
‘ai yai yai
ai yai yai
luli luli luli lai’.
During verses allowed for the name of the child to be included so my mother sang it to me.
I know this is very vague but if anyone recognises this description and knows the song I’d be so grateful for the words.
Many thanks
Svetlana