I just moved to another city, that is, to Moscow City. There are restaurants and cafes everywhere, but not so many skyscrapers. There are only five or six of them, no more, but earlier I thought it was like in New York City, but it turns out that everything is different there. Right now we drove past the Eye Tower, and the North Tower. And from far away was visible the Eurasia Tower and the Federation Tower. My favorites are the Empire Tower and the Mercury Tower, and the most beautiful one is the Mercury Tower. I like her bronzy color. Hope to hear from you!
I’m glad that you are going to study in Russia. I’m sure that will be a great experience, but I hope you won’t get the so-called culture shock. Here are some things you should remember while staying in Russia:
First of all Russian people go to bed quite late so don’t be surprised to get a phone call at 11 p.m. It’ll take some time to get used to the right-side traffic, so be careful while crossing the road. Also drivers are sometimes very impatient and careless.
It’s also worth noting that we have dinner at 7 p.m. or even earlier, but if you’ll live in a hostel that doesn’t matter. Well, if I’ll have any questions fell free to ask them. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Dear friend,
I just moved to another city, that is, to Moscow City. There are restaurants and cafes everywhere, but not so many skyscrapers. There are only five or six of them, no more, but earlier I thought it was like in New York City, but it turns out that everything is different there. Right now we drove past the Eye Tower, and the North Tower. And from far away was visible the Eurasia Tower and the Federation Tower. My favorites are the Empire Tower and the Mercury Tower, and the most beautiful one is the Mercury Tower. I like her bronzy color. Hope to hear from you!
Sincerely,
your friend Krystal.
Надеюсь
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Hi Jack!
I’m glad that you are going to study in Russia. I’m sure that will be a great experience, but I hope you won’t get the so-called culture shock. Here are some things you should remember while staying in Russia:
First of all Russian people go to bed quite late so don’t be surprised to get a phone call at 11 p.m. It’ll take some time to get used to the right-side traffic, so be careful while crossing the road. Also drivers are sometimes very impatient and careless.
It’s also worth noting that we have dinner at 7 p.m. or even earlier, but if you’ll live in a hostel that doesn’t matter. Well, if I’ll have any questions fell free to ask them. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,