今日はロシアの観光についてお話したいと思います。 ロシアで一番オススメの観光地はニジニノヴゴロドです。理由はニジニノヴゴロドはモスクワに近いですが、古い建物がたくさんあります。 歴史と現代性が驚くほど調和して街に調和しています。 では、次にニジニノヴゴロドの楽しみを紹介しましょう。 ちゃんと行って欲しいところは、ニジニノヴゴロドの索道です。なぜなら、旅行中に開くパノラマの景色のおかげで、この索道は街のゲストにとっても観光客の関心を引くようになりました。これはヨーロッパで最長かつ最高の索道であり、水上を通過する唯一の索道です。 最後にいくつかアドバイスがあります。 友達のところに来るときはいつも何かを持ってきてください。 また、危険なので夜は外出しないでください。 そして最後のアドバイス。 ロシア語でいくつかのフレーズを学びます。 今日はロシアの観光についてお話しました。では、ご質問をよろしくお願いします。

Why am I learning Japanese The main reason why I want to study Japanese in the university is to understand every single thing of the language that non-native teachers or people studying Japanese can not explain. As for me, the best way of learning any foreign language is to communicate as much as possible with native speakers because you have no choice but learning. I want to understand what my favourite songs are about, what my favourite artists write on twitter but it's quite difficult without knowing slang, for example. I hope that while I am studying in Japan, my level will grow enough for using Japanese not only as a way for entertainment purposes but as a tool for my successful career.

English course expectations We studied English for a whole semester, but I didn't see any progress in my knowledge. I see several reasons for this: first, the teacher must have a course program. Otherwise, the studying process looks like we are in the middle of the sea with no hope of salvation. I think it is fundamentally wrong that a teacher asks students how to conduct classes correctly. It is also wrong to ask, but not to listen to advice. Many students repeatedly suggested doing more exercises aimed at learning the language: writing, reading, listening, but all this was ignored. So I don't have any expectations about this course. I'm sure nothing will change. Due to the fact that the teacher constantly talks about himself and his life, I can not imagine the focus of this subject, because I have no idea what we are studying. Although, if we are talking about conversations in the classroom, then, perhaps, I have one expectation: if we are not engaged in practical exercises, then let the teacher choose topics for conversation that will be interesting to all students, and not a couple of people. Others are only wasting their time, which could be spent on something really useful. I really wish I didn't feel like getting up and leaving this semester. The teacher should be interested and should interest the students, and not complain to them about how uninteresting, boring and that he does not understand the subject. In conclusion, I would like to say that all this is not written to offend or offend. All this is written by a person who was both a teacher and a student.

Ecological problems of Thailand Part 2 In addition, there is a huge amount of plastic in Thailand. For the last year about 45 billion plastic bags were thrown out! Local residents use plastic everywhere: So, along with this, 4.5 billion plastic bottles are consumed annually. If this goes on, then the whole country will turn into a kind of plastic kingdom, in which it will simply not be possible to live.

Ecological problems of Thailand. Thailand, though a tourist country, is very dirty. Although maybe just the same and that's why it is so polluted.. The capital — Bangkok-is considered one of the most polluted megacities in the world. Undoubtedly, air pollution is considered one of the most acute environmental problems. There is a huge amount of transport going around Thailand. After all, almost every adult resident has his own moped or motorcycle, and the total number of residents exceeds 68.5 million people. Now it is even difficult to just walk through the streets, as they just vary everywhere most of these mopeds. In this regard, over the past decades, the death rate of the local population from polluted air is more than 49 thousand people annually. It is also worth noting that numerous industrial enterprises also have a very strong impact on air quality. In many localities in Thailand, the level of permissible pollution is exceeded by 4, exceeding 5 times. Often people see above them not a blue, clear sky, but a grayish cloud, which consists entirely of small solid particles that, when ingested, cause acute respiratory diseases Now local residents are required to wear special protective masks to preserve their health. And improvements are not planned until 2029. By this year, the state authorities plan to transfer local industrial enterprises to environmentally friendly production. However, according to experts, this is all unlikely, since the country simply does not have the resources for this, and maybe even the desire. There is also a serious problem with the processing of garbage waste in Thailand. Almost all cities, large and small, are simply mired in garbage. Plastic bottles, wrappers and other waste are everywhere. As of 2018, up to 27 million tons of solid household waste is emitted annually in Thailand. And the vast majority of them remain unprocessed, and rot somewhere on the outskirts of cities.

Ecological problems of Vietnam part 2 On the territory of the country there is a huge number of industrial zones. Their total number is 65 units. and most of them don't care much about preserving the environment. There are harmful emissions into the atmosphere, into reservoirs in which fish can no longer live, to lands that are increasingly saturated with toxic chemicals. At the moment, only 22 enterprises have such an infrastructure that allows them to conduct their activities, minimizing the risk of environmental contamination. And together with them, 5 industrial enterprises have special facilities for wastewater treatment in their use. Well, this is certainly not enough, but at least a start has been made to improve the ecological climate of the country. the initial solutions to environmental problems are precisely the availability of the necessary equipment for cleaning air emissions and wastewater discharges.

Ecological problems of Vietnam part 1 The ecological situation of Vietnam is undergoing changes, but not in the best way. Needless to say, the atmosphere in Vietnam is polluted due to exhaust gases for cars and mopeds. Perhaps every grown-up resident has a moped Vietnam. And the population of the country is not much, not a little almost 95 million people. Despite the fact that mopeds and scooters are not considered major transport, but they pollute the air decently. The level of harmful emissions from such transport is close to 60%. Scientists even came to the conclusion that mopeds spoil the environment many times more than huge trucks and trucks. Transport throws into the atmosphere such chemical elements as nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, lead compounds and much more. And all this is breathed by people, animals and plants! Yes, it would be nice to transfer everyone to bicycles that are not only environmentally friendly, but also give physical activity; which in moderation, is good for health. Not only the air is polluted in the country, but also the soil. As of 2019, more than half of Vietnam's land is polluted. This is about 16 million hectares. The ecology of the state is in a deplorable state. The vast majority of land is no longer suitable for landscaping and plant germination. For example, in 1943, 143 million hectares were covered with forests, but by 2019 this figure has almost halved and now only 9 million hectares are covered with vegetation. It is not yet known whether life will ever be born on the desert lands at all. Such ubiquitous landfills continue to grow, spreading the infection to nearby areas. but people do not think to take any action.