About my favourite city in Russia

Hello!
My name is Yuliya. I'm from Russia. I studied English at school, at university, but only now I have a strong wish to speak English. My English teacher advise me to use this resource for learning English.
I was born in a small town in Bashkortostan (it is in Russia). When I was eighteen I moved to Saint-Peterburg. It is my favourite city in Russia. There are many advantages to living in Saint-Petersburg. One of them is that you can go to different exhibitions and excursions. There are many places of interest so Saint-Petersburg is the cultural centre of Russia.

Should the school teach the students how to be a good parent?

Most of us will become parents in the future. It is universally acknowledged that, it would be very hard in the beginning. So some people hold the opinion that the school should tell the students what to do to be a good parent.
Being a good parent not only needs (better would be "requires") patience but also needs (requires) some necessary skills that we do not have, such as choosing suitable clothes and food for our babies. Also, they (decide - 'we' or 'they') have to know what is harmful for their children, they should avoid everything that would hurt their princes or princesses. However, these new parents cannot get all these information by themselves. They are likely to hurt their babies because of their carelessness. But, if the teacher told them what to do in school in advance then they could bring up their babies easier.
On the other hand, new parents can get the happiness and the feel of success when they have done something beneficial 
for their babies and as a consequence, they can build a firm relationship with their babies which is more than crucial.
I hold the view (In my opinion) that if the school teaches the students everything about raising a baby, they will lose the chance to experience something only young parents can have.

Io vorrei - parlo inglese correttamente quindi ti passo aiutarti [emoji]

Můj den 2

Dnes mám těžký den, protože máme zkouškové období. Měla jsem zkoušku z angličtiny. Všichni říkali, že bude obtížná, ale naštěstí nebyla a jsem jistá, že jsem ji dala.
Před hodinu jsem obědvala. Moje učitelka říkala, že v Česku lidé doma nevaří a obědvají v restauraci nebo v hospodě. Já mám ráda vaření, a tak vařím poměrně často. Dnes jsem měla polévku z mladých salátových řep s listím*. Nevím, jak se tato polévka v Česku jmenuje, a možná ji tu ani nejedí. Každopádně je to chutné jídlo.
Zítra mám zkoušku ze slovenské literatury a ještě jsem se neučila. Toto období už jsem vážně unavená. Ale je to moje poslední zkouška.
Mám ještě otázku ohledně české klávesnice. Jak mohu napsat velké š, č, ř atd.?

*I don't know what you mean by that.

Gratulujte mně/mi!

Mám češtinu jako hlavní obor na univerzitě v Koreji a před rokem jsem přijela do Česka, na kurz češtiny pro cizince. A včera, konečně po dvou semestrech v České republice, jsem získala certifikát na úrovní B2!! Byla to opravdu těžká cesta, protože pro ne-Slovany je čeština mnohem/daleko těžší. Jsem na sebe moc hrdá!!!

1) mně/mi - both are possible but mi is more common

2) ne-Slované this word doesn't formally exist so there's probably no correct way of spelling it but if the word contains a name of a nation then there's a capital letter (Italové, Španělé...)

3) mnohem/daleko - daleko is more formal

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