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Novy Urengoy
For sure many people are hears about Russian winter. It’s an interesting topic, but I want to talk about that in next time.
Today I would like to talk about one Russian city, where I was born and where I lived 18 years. And where winter continue eight month in year.
It’s called Novy Urengoy. It’s a north city which also unofficial called “gas capital of Russia”, because there are largest fields of natural gas in Russia.
My parents came there on a Komsomol tour when this city was just starting to be built. First they lived in "tanks", equipped for housing (see pictures). And then they got their first apartment.
A middle temperature in winter there are - 40ºC. But sometimes it may be much lower. The lower temperature what I remember was -63ºC. In that days you are really happy if you are schoolboy, because you may not go to school.
Because of the northern location, night comes really fast. So, when you walk to school in early morning, it’s still dark on street. And when you returning at home (about 16:00), it’s already twilight. Night keeps most part of the time and you get used to it pretty fast.
By the way, wind can be much badly than temperature. Northern or north-eastern wind can be really cold and piercing. You must wear warm clothes and it’s nesessary to cover your face, or you can get frostbite on you nose or cheecks.
But winter is still funny time!
When New Year comes closer, on the main square of city every year buildings ice town. In Cristmas holydays it’s most popular place in the city. At the night time ice town shining with LED lights.
In spite of very cold winter, summer can be surprising warm too. In July and August temperature can be +35ºC. And one more thing for that I very-very like summer in this city, it’s a time which in Russia calles White Nights. It’s like Polar day. Night just not comes. There is day 24/7. You can hear how children play on the street, look at clocks and see 23:30. It’s continues from the end of May and to the middle of August.
“Leaden sky” – it’s one more feature of Novy Urengoy, that you can see pretty often. You can see it on the pictures that I attached. Many people found it really sad and despair sight, but I think it’s a very beautiful.
Autum is just fantastic time for nature of this city. Forest looks an amazing and incredibly, and it’s colored very-very bright.
Well, I hope it was interesting for you :)
Some pictures are here http://bit.ly/2yLlabQ
28 de setembro de 2017
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Problems with hieroglyphics when writing.
こんにちは !
I recently started learning Japanese and faced one problem. When I want to write the word こんにちは using hiragana, I get a slightly different result こんいちわ. The third and fifth symbols are not right. I started looking for information and realized that the third hieroglyph should be "ni" and the last should be "ha". In other words, if I want get the correct result, I must write "konnnichiha", not "konnichiwa". Same situation with word こんばんは. I need write "konbanha" for correct result, not "konbanwa". Because of this, I have difficulty with writing words. Please, could someone clarify this question? Maybe I didn't take into account some important aspect?
ありがとう!
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London
Today I saw a nice picture of night London on some website. It's looked really cool.
London is the capital of Great Britain. It's really beautiful and nice city. On that picture I saw Big Ben - symbol of London and Great Britain as whole, like Kremlin in Russia. And Big Ben shows current time to all London citizents too. Also I saw the river. It's calls Thamsa. Not sure, but I think this river played important role in history of Great Britain, because sometimes this city calls "City on Thamsa". little ships swims on this river everyday.
On the background of picture I saw a wheel for survey (dunno how it speak in English -_- ). If I remember it correctly from my school programm, it's calls "Eye of London", and on the top point you can see all city. At the night that wheel looks really cool, all this LED lights... Wonderful! It's a symbol of London too.
But one more symbol of England - two floors red buses are not on this picture. It's pretty sad, cause I think at the night that buses turn on LED lights too, and I suppose it's r very cool sight. In one day I would like to visit this city.
21 de setembro de 2017
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