@MickDan01

Basically, museums are located in the main cities of Russia. I live in a small town, where there are mainly cultural museums or just museums of any excavations or finds of the WWII. If you are interested in any unusual projects, then it is better to look for them in St. Petersburg

@Maiman

Of course, you can practice speaking without an accent, but the Russian language has its own peculiarities of pronunciation that give such an accent. In fact, it’s even funny that Russians abroad speak with an accent, because I’ve seen many Russians who speak English perfectly. And, no, they don't work as english teachers. It's just easy for someone and hard for someone, in fact it's hard to explain

@MickDan01

Basically, museums are located in the main cities of Russia. I live in a small town, where there are mainly cultural museums or just museums of any excavations or finds of the WWII. If you are interested in any unusual projects, then it is better to look for them in St. Petersburg

@SenjuUchiha

It depends with whom, in what setting you drink, what you eat with

@Maiman

Of course, you can practice speaking without an accent, but the Russian language has its own peculiarities of pronunciation that give such an accent. In fact, it’s even funny that Russians abroad speak with an accent, because I’ve seen many Russians who speak English perfectly. And, no, they don't work as english teachers. It's just easy for someone and hard for someone, in fact it's hard to explain

@Jackson1

in the region where I live, it is not very cold, usually in January the temperature is about -15C, so this is a stereotype that the whole of Russia is shrouded in cold, of course it is very cold in the northeastern side of Russia, but practically people do not live there, they either live there for work , or are going to leave for warmer places

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