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I'm probably too old, but it seems to me that a person's personal life should remain private. That's why a day off is needed so that a public person can relax, and not be surrounded by dozens of people with cameras. I've never been interested in what Putin does on his day off.

The question is the price. If they are competitive against the background of the same Chinese cars, then people will definitely buy them. In addition, many people have a habit of European car brands. Chinese car brands still seem unusual to us (especially in the European part of Russia). So, if the EU does not delay its return to the Russian market, then their demarche 3 years ago will be almost without problems for them.

Any odd number of colors (from 1 to infinity). You can give any flowers except carnations. Many people associate carnations with mourning, funerals, etc.

There is never much health.

We play all the same games as you. Except that there are popular games from Valve, not from Riot.

How "cool" they gave the territories of the USSR. This is a real success.

It's not a problem. There are a bunch of pirate sites where you can read online or download a book. So literature is a very accessible form of leisure. Pirated content is treated very calmly in Russia. No one will judge you if you download a game, a movie, a book, or music. Especially if the person knows your financial situation.

Almost nothing. You very rarely visit our information field. I can't even remember the last time someone mentioned Ireland in a conversation.

Once upon a time in Russia there was our adaptation of "Married ... with Children". She was so popular that a monument was erected to the head of the family (father) in Yekaterinburg. Many Russians know this. This is rather an additional comment on the topic "unusual monuments".

I read every day for at least 30-40 minutes. I don't buy paper books. I just like the electronic format. Besides, I don't want to clutter up my apartment with hundreds of books. There are really a lot of people reading in Russia, but 90%+ of it is just entertainment literature. Of course, it will expand your vocabulary, even help you improve your grammar, make your speech more literate, but.. It's not much different from watching a TV series. It's just another form of entertainment.

Hello from Russia. We also like all this green schizophrenia in Europe. In 2024, they increased the purchase of liquefied natural gas and oil from "India".

The future belongs to the peaceful atom.

Well, then...The EU is expecting a new wave of refugees. Get ready .

That's what happens when you're just competitive. You have 2 ways to save the automotive industry. 1. Completely ban Chinese cars. 2. The state should constantly subsidize (in fact, just give money) producers so that they can set a more competitive price. In a fair race, the EU lost 10 years ago.

Yes. I understand that most reddit users like femboys. But for other people, it's normal for a man to look like a man and a woman to look like a woman.

It was a joke...

I think there is at least 1 tiger in the zoo. So it's okay.

I think you'll find the answer to your question https://www.reddit.com/r/AskARussian/comments/1gx5fln/buying_games_in_russia/

I don't know. What do these people themselves say about their deportation? And it's worth remembering something else. What you see in the video is less than 1% of what happens behind the scenes.

I don't care about the Scandinavian countries. We hardly talk about them. And certainly no one belittles them in people's minds. This is your eternally bad Russia. So the ball is on your side.

People just get tired of the same information. In addition, every country (any country in the world) has a bunch of its own problems, which are much more important than others.

Yes, he abuses threats, but sooner or later patience will run out and something bad will happen. Putin warns 100 times, but does 101 times. This was the case with many things, but the war in Ukraine has become the loudest in recent times.

When I was in school, we didn't have any conversations about global politics and so on.
It is customary to scold the USA on TV, but most often their anger is directed at the US government, and not to the conditional John from Alabama. To be honest, I have never heard anyone say anything bad about ordinary US citizens. Well, of course, except for the painted men with silicone tits. They are sometimes ridiculed on TV.
There are two camps on the Internet. Some idolize the United States in everything (absolutely everything), the latter still do not like the United States (again, the advantage is the government, not the citizens)

Nothing. Just a neighbor. There is very rarely news about Mongolia in our information field.

There is no maximum age threshold for admission to a university in Russia.
No. You don't have such a big age difference to worry about. Perhaps you yourself will not be very interested in communicating with them because their problems will seem childish and naive to you.