Jordan Part 1 Jordan is not very popular tourist destination among travelers. That’s rather strange as there are several unique historical and natural sightseeings. Most of the population confess Islam although we can find big European influence comparing with other Islamic countries. The youth wear European clothes, watch American movies and have unlimited Internet access. The average income is almost equivalent to Ukrainian. Jordan doesn’t possess proper minerals and sources of energy. That means everything is imported and because of that politicians should retain diplomatic relations with countries-neighbors especially in such unsafe region. For this reason, Jordan doesn’t take part in wars although its army is strong. If we drive along the seaside of Dead Sea we can notice enormous military posts. The guard on the Jordanian-Israel border is funded by foreign countries. To be continued... :)

Where are you, my ideal language partner?

I am searching for you! :) I hope you'll see this message :)

Without any jokes I am really looking for a responsible language partner who loves studying languages as much as I do.

I learn Spanish and want to improve it as much as possible. It would be great if you learn Russian/Ukrainian so our lessons could be more efficient. But I can also help you with English.

I am not asking much, just 1-2 lessons per week. We can give each other texts/questions/topics for discussion and then connent and check each other.

I hope my idea is not utopian and it's possible in our everyday life full of work, studies and other things.

Thank you for your attention! :)

Does "Doğum günün kutlu olsun" sound naturally in Turkish? Hi guys! Is it correct translation of "Happy birthday" into Turkish "Doğum günün kutlu olsun"? Or maybe in Tukish is used another greeting with birthday? Thank you for answer!

Who does translate favourite foreign songs by himself?

Hi friends!

I am just interested if somebody does the same as me :)

When I like some foreign song (in my case english or spanish) I always try to write down the song lyrics and translate it by myself. If I can't understand everything I just find lyrics in the Internet but after still translate it by myself.

And of course sing together with performer :)

Do you agree that listening to the music is a good way to improve your knowledge?

Please explain the meaning of Spanish phrase "Corta el aire"

Hi friends!

I like very much one Spanish song called "Corta el aire". But I can't understant what the name of the song means.

I think this is some Spanish phraseologism. Spanish experts - can you please help?

Thank you!