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Nation’s stereotypes I want to say thanks for all of who correct my last note. It was so kind! So, I want to stand by my concept but I can’t remember anyone funny or instructive stories from my work. However, I need to write something. I started to write a few fact about me, and thought about nation’s stereotypes. I am from Russia, but I cannot play balalaika, I never had drank vodka, and I don’t know any bear! Oh, no! When I was a child, I wanted to learn play balalaika, because it has only three string, but my parents decided that it too simple, and send me to the flute courses. Never mind! I dare say that every country in the whole world has strange stereotypes. For example, Russian people think that all British eat only oatmeal on breakfast, every day drink tea at a five o'clock and call each other "Sir". I am exaggerating, but don't all Americans eat only fast food? Just a kidding! This is one of the million reasons, why I learn English. I want to communicate with different people from different country. I want to share information about my nation, and get a feedback. I really love all people! I am so curious, how people live in the other countries. I often tell my friends “Learn languages! Break the stereotypes in your mind!”.

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Nation’s stereotypes National stereotypes

I want to say thanks for to all of those who corrected my last note. It was so kind! So, I want to stand by my concept but I can’t remember anyone funny or instructive stories from my work / my job. However, I need to write something. I started to write a few facts about me, and thought about nation’s national stereotypes. I am from Russia, but I cannot play (the) balalaika, I have never had drunk vodka, and I don’t know any bears! Oh, no! When I was a child, I wanted to learn to play (the) balalaika, because it has only three strings, but my parents decided that it was too simple, and sent me to the flute courses. Never mind! I dare say that every country in the whole world has/holds strange stereotypes. For example, Russian people think that all British people / the British eat only oatmeal on for breakfast, every day drink tea every day at a five o'clock and call each other "Sir". I am exaggerating, but don't all Americans eat only fast food? Just a kidding! This is one of the million reasons, why I am learning English. I want to communicate with different people from different countries. I want to share information about my nation, and get a feedback (uncountable). I really love all people! I am so curious how people live in the other countries. I often tell my friends “Learn languages! Break the stereotypes in your mind!”.

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