In the begining of summer I decided to visit Kolomna.
The train we took
The trip was very fullfilled. We left Moscow at 9am and got back by 10.30pm. Wow.
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Trip to Estonia
Июнь 1st, 2011 
Anastasia Last weekend I had a trip to Estonia. Russian TV presents Estonia as a completely unfriendly country that supports or sympathises faschism and hates Russians. So I went there with a feeling I am going to an enemy although I am adult enough to realize that TV may present things not the way they are. So I hoped even if Estonians hate Russians they are bothered with their own problems more than with us.
Nobody beat me there. Besides, hotel and store workers in Tallinn do speak Russian at least a little, but I talked to them in English because their Russian may be not so fluent. Anyway, here is my shoprt report. Enjoy!
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Yablochko (Apple) – a Dance of Russian Sailors
Май 13th, 2011 Anastasia Savva-Storozhevsky Monastery in Zvenigorod and the New Jerusalem (Voskresensky) Monastery
Май 9th, 2011 Anastasia A while ago I decided to go to see New Jerusalem monastery. I went to a travel agency and picked up a trip that included also a monastery in Zvenigorod. Well, I thought since they included it, there is something to look at and got the trip. That was a nice one-day trip which is good because I didn’t have to worry about my cat. Here are the pictures and videos of these two places with my comments. Enjoy!
Zvenigorod was the first place to go and on the way there we visited a church. Right now I don’t remember the name of it but here’s the video from the inside. Very beautiful.
Russian language in minutes. Video lesson 2
Апрель 22nd, 2011 Anastasia Now you know how to say «I have a girlfriend/boyfriend» in Russian. What if you have many of something, how would you say that? We need to know how to make plural forms of Russian nouns. So here we go!
The words covered by the watermark are:
zhenshchina – zhenshchiny (women)
muzhchina – muzhchiny (men)
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Russian language in minutes. Video lesson 1
Апрель 20th, 2011 Anastasia In this video I will teach you how to say «I have (a)…» in Russian and tell you about Russian nouns. Enjoy!
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