Eastern Russia
Hello everybody! My name is Anastasia I'm from Moscow. Before I moved to Moscow, I have been living in Khabarovsk since I was born. This city placed on the east of Russia. Officially we call this region "Far East", because it's even farther than Syberian region.
There are very severe winters with low temperatures about minus 30-35 degrees (celssus) in December in January. Winters also very windy and snowy, and sometimes drivers can't start their cars in the morning :-( But (maybe you will be surprised) we have very hot summer with temperatures about plus 30 degrees (celsius) and high humidity of air. It seems like you're in tropical town (of course we don't have palms there:)
Easten Russia is very rich with it's nature. There are the huge forest (that called "taiga") with animal and plants you'll never meet in other places of the word. Maybe you know about our Amur tigers and leopards and asiatic black bears. Unfortunately most of them are endangered with extintion.
There are lot of things I want to tell you about my home region. Help me to correct my mistakes, please. Also I'm looking for friend to practice English and Russian together. If you like to practice your Russian with me please be my partner!
With best regards, Anastasia
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Eastern Russia
Hello everybody! My name is Anastasia I'm from Moscow. Before I moved to Moscow, I have had been living in Khabarovsk since I was born. This city is placed on the east of Russia. Officially we call this region "Far East", because it's even farther than the Syberian Siberian region.There are very severe winters with low temperatures of about minus 30-35 degrees (celssus celsius) in December in and January. Winters also very windy and snowy, and sometimes drivers can't start their cars in the morning :-( But (maybe you will be surprised) we have very hot summer with temperatures of about plus 30 degrees (celsius) and high air humidity of air. It seems like you're in a tropical town (of course we don't have palms there:)
Easten Russia is very rich with it's nature. There are the huge
There are lot of things I want to tell you about my home region. Help me to correct my mistakes, please. Also I'm looking for a friend to practice English and Russian together. If you would like to practice your Russian with me please be my partner!
With best regards, Anastasia
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Eastern Russia
Hello everybody! My name is Anastasia I'm from Moscow. Before I moved to Moscow, I had been living in Khabarovsk since I was born. This city is located in the east of Russia. Officially we call this region "the Far East", because it's even farther away than the Siberian region.There are very severe winters there, with low temperatures (about minus 30-35 degrees (Celsius) in December and January. Winters are also very windy and snowy, and sometimes drivers can't start their cars in the morning :-( But (maybe you will be surprised) we have very hot summers with temperatures about plus 30 degrees (Celsius) and high air humidity. It seems like you're in a tropical town (of course we don't have palms there:)
Eastern Russia is very rich in natural resources. There are the huge forests (that called "taiga") with animals and plants you'll never meet in other places in the word. Maybe you know about our Amur tigers and leopards and Asiatic black bears. Unfortunately most of them are threatened with extintion.
There are a lot of things I want to tell you about my home region. Help me to correct my mistakes, please. Also I'm looking for friend to practice English and Russian together. If you would like to practice your Russian with me please be my partner!
With Best regards, Anastasia
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Hello, Pavlína! Nice to meet you! Of course I know abour this book, but I have to refresh my memory and read it again. Because I read it when I was a child. Arkadiy Gaydar lived in my home town in 30-s of last century. I think you're right, and he described Eastern Russian in his book. But let me read it again, OK?:)
May be you want to know something else. I will wright it in my next notes.
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Hello, Anastasia. I liked your entry very much! I would like to know more about your native area! When I was a child, I read a book "Chuk and Gek" by Arkadij Gajdar. It was about two brothers and her mother. They went to visit their father in taiga. Your telling remineded me on the book. Do you know this book? It is about similar places?
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