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I was born in Ukraine, then moved to Siberia, then moved to Moscow, then... Let's see! ; )
Currently I'am not working (I want to change my occupation). I had worked as a graphic designer before.
I learned English for more than a half of my life, and still don't know it very well, as you can see ; )
At first I just had learned English at school, because we need this language, you know ; )
But gradually I fell in love with English. I like how it sounds, I like English literature (particularly Shakespeare... well, to be precise, l have loved Shakespeare from my childhood), I'm fascinated by English traditions and so on.
I want to improve my English, and prefer to concentrate on conversation. I have very good reading skills, but I'm not so good at writing and have very poor conversation/pronunciation skills.
I can help you if you are learning Ukrainian or Russian languages (both are my native ones). And also I have a degree as an editor, so, I've studied these languages very closely.
I would like to chat via Skype. It's OK writing letters, but I just prefer live conversation. And my keyboard is broken, (It was some flying cup of tea, you know...) : )
Sorry for my English, and...
Будьмо! : )
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- Journey to Solotvyne. Part one. It's a beautiful rainy morning in Yaremche, Ivano-Frankivsky region, Prykarpattya. Me and my friend are sitting in a mini-bus, expecting an exiting journey to Solotvyne (Salt Lakes) near Rakhiv, far western side of Ukraine, wich borders witn Romania. While being in a travel agensy we were told that Salt Lakes are an amazing sight, similar to the Dead sea in Israel. These Lakes contain such extreme amount of salt, that one can actually float on a surface. Highly motivated by such prospect, we bought tickets, sat in the mini-bus, and headed towards Zakarpattya. Western Ukraine, and Prykarpattya region in particular, is an exquisite place. There are beautiful, unpolluted nature, fragrant air and a great amount of medieval castles. There is the highest mountain peak in Ukraine, named Hoverla. It is about 2500 meters high. Carpathian mountains are relativly young ones, and are covered densly with pine trees, named "Smereka" in Ukrainian. These trees have an amazing pink wood and local people massively cut smerekas in order to build cottages. I was told that smereka can hold few tons of water during a heavy spring rainfalls, and disappearance of the trees is the one of the causes of floods in that region. Floods there can be very damaging. While driving across a river, we saw debries of a high concrete bridge, that have been broken by a flood. Meanwhile, we have arrived to our first stop on the Yablunezky pass. When we cross it, we will be already in the Zakarpattya region.
October 2, 201421 - La tenuta si chiama Kuskovo. Buonasera! Possiate corregare il mio racconto? Grazie mille! Ieri giorno mi e mia amica siamo passagate una tenuta che si chiama Kuskovo. Questa tenuta apparteneva di conte Sheremetev, chi ha vissuto nel 18 secolo. Ci sono un palazzo grande e palazzi piccoli, un gardino, un grotto e un grande stagno con canali. Tutto e molto bello. Si può affittare una barca, e si va dall'canali. Sono stati molti fidanzati alla tenuta, che facevano fotografie di loro matrimonio. Anche passagevano loro ospiti, che avevano freddi e eravano tristi, perche si non permette bevere del alcool al park. Abbiamo guardato dentro il palazzo grande. Ci sono molte pitture, lampadari del vetro di Boemia, spalliere dipinte, gli intaglio di albero meravillosi. C'è sono ance la stufa che refine di piastrella in ogni camera. Elisabetta di Russia e Caterina la Grande stavano in questa tenuta. Li retratti c'è sono nel alcune camere.
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