A russian joke
What is the highest place in Moscow? The Lubjanka cellar, from there you can see as far as Siberia ... A joke I was told by a friendly teacher in my time in Moscow. I highly recommend checking out...
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These posts are about my "Language Exchange"s.
Learning for life
I learned a lot during my adventure in Moscow and St. Petersburg. I actually knew a lot of it, but I didn't take it to heart. This includes: Paying in another country is cheaper with a credit card...
ReadOn food
Russian cuisine has its own charm. In general, I dare to judge that mild to slightly sour flavors predominate. Compared to Swiss cuisine, there is definitely more soup and less cheese. I didn't come...
ReadThe first workday
After some organizational difficulties, I was able to start an internship. In addition, in a very great workplace: at the state Hermitage Museum. This is huge and houses countless valuable and famous...
ReadMoskau vs. Petersburg
A continuously updated article with the differences that I noticed in these two big cities. The subway After my train journey from Moscow to St. Petersburg, I had to take the metro and luggage. I...
ReadAnd how was the weather?
I pay attention to appropriate alliterations at the beginning of a somewhat limited-excellent entry. At least in the german version of this blog post, ha ha. But let's talk about the weather. On the...
ReadA masterpiece of flat situation comedy
💋😍😘❤💕💓💘💌 From Moscow with love ;)
ReadOn speaking languages
The motivation for a language exchange? Learn the language, of course. In my case Russian. An exciting language: Influences of Vikings, Mongols, Greeks and many more developed into their own complex...
ReadOn traffic
Fortunately, the term "traffic" is widespread. So my first encounter with traffic was at the airport. With a delay of just over 30 minutes, my plane landed comfortably and gently at Moscow airport....
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