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Old Oct 17th 2012, 4:53 am
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I've been living and working in Novosibirsk, Siberia for some time. Would be nice to know if any more Brits are around here. In fact would be good to chat here to anyone interested, whether living here, just visiting,or just interested!

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Old Feb 27th 2013, 6:51 pm
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There are no replies here... Nobody wants to visit Russia?
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Old Feb 28th 2013, 3:46 am
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There are no replies here... Nobody wants to visit Russia?
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People on this forum are all Russophobes, mentally still with Dizzie and worried about "the Roosians avin' Constantinopole".

Writing this on 3 March, I acknowledge the role Russia played in the liberation of Bulgaria in 1878.
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People on this forum are all Russophobes, mentally still with Dizzie and worried about "the Roosians avin' Constantinopole".

Writing this on 3 March, I acknowledge the role Russia played in the liberation of Bulgaria in 1878.
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I worked in france and Russia as a governess for a Russian family it was very isolated as no one spoke English and I did not speak Russian the family spoke a little bit of English but I felt very alone, so I understand it is nice just to talk to someone if you can, I kept in touch with my son and my friends on facebook which kept me sane, and found English tv on youtube which also kept me going. I hope you find a way of keeping sane ha ha
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I worked in france and Russia as a governess for a Russian family it was very isolated as no one spoke English and I did not speak Russian the family spoke a little bit of English but I felt very alone, so I understand it is nice just to talk to someone if you can, I kept in touch with my son and my friends on facebook which kept me sane, and found English tv on youtube which also kept me going. I hope you find a way of keeping sane ha ha
All the Russian people I met on several trips over there were very friendly and welcoming, many of them were learning English and therefore desperate to talk to 'real' English people. Russian, once you have got past the different alphabet stage is a very structured language and reasonably easy to learn
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I work in Yuzhno-sakhalinsk but no where near you but it's a nice place to work. I am there for one month at a time then go home for a month.

Learning Russian has not been to bad. I live in Lithuania and many people there still speak Russian so I can still practise at home.
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I want to have in Russia, but I think I need more info about it. I hope you guys always keep posting here so that i have an idea about Russia.thanks
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Originally Posted by Vanya
I've been living and working in Novosibirsk, Siberia for some time. Would be nice to know if any more Brits are around here. In fact would be good to chat here to anyone interested, whether living here, just visiting,or just interested!

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My wife is Russian an I have visited Russia many times its great. The countryside is amazing and the people very friendly.

However Moscow can be daunting and a visit to Red square is a must.
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Old Feb 13th 2014, 12:31 pm
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Hi, i`m currently in Moscow. Noone answers this topis as everyone is into the Olympic games))))
It was quite cold, now it`s turning to be + over 0, lots of headaches to everyone.
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Old Feb 13th 2014, 12:56 pm
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Originally Posted by Forres
I work in Yuzhno-sakhalinsk but no where near you but it's a nice place to work. I am there for one month at a time then go home for a month.

Learning Russian has not been to bad. I live in Lithuania and many people there still speak Russian so I can still practise at home.
By that, I presume, the Island?
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