The word “Yntymak” in translation from the Kazakh language means: consent, unanimity, solidarity. From time immemorial, Kazakhs have lived together, organized all events together and solved problems together. Kazakhs considered such events as weddings, commemorations, konil-shai, etc.
In the House of Students №3, together with the student council, they showed the Kazakh custom “Betashar”, which symbolized the unity of the Kazakhs, who generously gave the newlyweds money for a living. And the young daughter-in-law makes a bow to “salem-salu”, thereby greeting and paying homage to all her husband’s relatives.
