well, the consistency of the potatoes is somehow something i tried before, it’s not mashed, it’s not fried, it’s something else, but i really liked it, it’s very simple, tasty and the best food i’ve tried, he has it turned out very well, i think he also really liked it, it’s as if a professional coped with his task, after the dinner party, intio gulong is back in action, the white russians and the presenter are greeted by these artists like family, the soul of a foreigner sings. our group is called the vocal folk ensemble medovitsa, medovitsa, medovitsa, associated with honey, perky singers are also music collectors , they give new life to old melodies, it’s a great pride that we are not just some kind of group, but we have already defended the title of folk music three times, for me this was the first unusual, and such music, as if more modern, one might say prosely, we live, and if there is no marynad

over the village, you are dying to remember, and dzyadzyula is flying around, the light hours are going on, in kahanna everything is moving around us, we are jumping for a long time zhyts, zna dzyadzula the parazhyts flew, yashche.

what distinguishes a national leader from a politician is that the leader thinks about the next generations, and not for...

as if you were shaking a book in your hands, shaking one piece after another, choking on the words of your skin. here are the most important creative works, the most valuable and useful ones - these books. the books contain the thoughts of the past. the galas are clear and expressive. everything that chalavetstva created, she ate up on old books, bytstsam witchcraft. read the chalavek perazhyvae stagodzi. read more close to the pack. tsennik. passed for our current day.

belarus 24. hello everyone, my name is sasha larius, i came to belarus from the united states of america, and i have been living here for a year and a half and studying at the faculty of chemistry at bsu. i came from the united states of america,

my mother is belarusian herself, she is from zhodino, so i am part belarusian, and partly latin american, my parents met in... but on a very basic level, in principle, it’s like that in that’s the difference that we teach, but it’s all covered very superficially , not as in-depth as here in belarus, during my visits here , i often had trips to different cities, and my

grandfather himself is a very big fan of history, he knows a lot of things, and every summer we always chose one city to go to, we went to... i tell you , what a beautiful country , a very beautiful country, you can see a lot here, and of course you can also live here, it’s very, very interesting to live here, basically i ’m very good at mathematics, so i

mostly focused just for myself, i learned more about mathematics to this level school education here, and then , well, around... grade, in our states there are 12 grades of education, and somewhere around the eleventh grade i decided, after i took a course in chemistry, general, i decided that, well i want to enroll in chemistry, at the beginning of the twelfth grade in our states , applications for universities begin, we have different directions for chemistry, we have forensic chemistry, we have biological chemistry, physical chemistry, everything related to chemistry, as it were, how... we have everything in the direction, i applied to different universities in different states, i applied in new york, and even applied in washington, then at the same time the idea came up, why not go somewhere, my parents and i decided to consider different options, but then

we realized from a more logical point of view that we already have relatives, they live here, they live in minsk, they live in zhodeno. why not enter bsu as a foreign student and at the same time take my brother with you, they brought my brother too, he is now in the sixth grade at the twenty-seventh gymnasium in minsk, with me my parents, or rather my father, initially he was a little indignant, because how could it be possible to send my first daughter to another country? mom and dad came to a general agreement and realized that, on the contrary, it would be very good for me. with my brother, because this gives me and my brother the opportunity to get closer, and at the same time, to get used to, well, living independently without parents, after a year and a half since i’ve been living here, i’ve already adapted, well, using public transport, the metro here is very

beautiful , here is especially the green line, which it’s currently under construction, in general it’s beautiful, compared to new york, gorky’s steam in the spring is very beautiful. we are now located on the building of the belarusian state university, our university is very large, they have a very wide variety of specialties, but personally i am very interested, i really want to study here. in pharmaceuticals, and my specialty is the chemistry of medicinal compounds, i really like

my faculty for the reason that i have access to everything, we have a wonderful library, we have wonderful teachers who can help you with any questions, a lot of knowledge is given here. i was personally told to my face that you were admitted, come to this on september 1, initially, when they told me this, i simply took it as an ordinary fact that they had arrived, but oh well, by the time i had already published the publication, i understood , like wow, i got in, the first thing i did was i wrote to my mother, called her, i also wrote to my relatives, i told her, for me personally this was a very big achievement, at bsu they give very... just sophisticated types of specialty , and not only in the faculty of chemistry, but in the faculty of biology and

the faculty of physics, because well, these three faculties are considered the most complex faculties at the university, and their specialties are also somehow interconnected, the chemistry of medicinal compounds is approximately the same as pharmaceutical chemistry, the only difference is that our program itself is slightly expanded, that is, i study for 5 years, and pharmaceutical students, they only study for 4 years, they have a more abbreviated form, they have more like would workloads than ours, my main specialty is that not only can i do pharmaceutical work, i can also learn how to work with medicines, in factories, i can work as a practical worker, i can work in factories. in principle, this is all both a physical specialty and a chemical one, i did not

expect that, well, regarding, say, laboratory work, i did not expect that so much time would be devoted to all this, so much work is done by hand, because for me, education, which i grew up with here there is no such applied, applied practice, we either do it virtually, or we were doing some kind of children’s experiments when i started... doing it, in the end i just decided i needed to focus on the language and on studying

at the same time, but i then i realized that it ’s kind of very difficult to balance, because while i’m still learning the language, i also need to study theory, and our theory is very, very detailed, very detailed, very deep, and well, it was impossible to combine all this together balance, so i went mine method, which is better, although i study... in russian, i still also study in english, because i am trying to learn to perceive both languages, although i am used to studying in english, because well, there is a difference between spoken languages ​​and academic languages, i have a lot to strive for, because the level of our guys, specifically in my subgroup, my entire subgroup consists of olympiad participants, biology and physics and chemist olympiad participants, they know brilliantly. chemistry, they know very well how to teach it all, how to perceive it all, in principle, well

i would say, like geniuses, in belarus the level of education is much higher now, even, well, in principle, not even just now, even before, the system itself is so advanced compared to the states, i can’t even explain this, because in the states, if i study mostly very basic things, then what is being taught in lectures now is generally... different levels. hello, good afternoon, alexandra, how are you doing, how are preparations going? how are the sessions, they are in full swing, like you, everything is also excellent, this is alexander zuraev, dean of the department of chemistry faculty, he is for me personally, he is like a curator, i respect him very much, at the moment there are 26 foreign students studying at the faculty of chemistry, well, as already noted by alexandra, we have students from the united states of america, we have

students from turkmenistan, from china, that is, well, there are russians.

the student population between the states and belarus is very different. there are a lot of student organizations in belarus in the form of the brsma, the sudsovet, the sudsoyuz, the community council, this is more like a direction for foreigners. for the locals, basically, what i noticed is that all the activities are done for the students themselves. we learned to somehow communicate with each other, to have a good time, in principle , just to develop a cultural relationship with a spouse, in the states, well, to put it mildly, it is not so close to this, it looks more vulgar, it was very difficult for me in the first year , because i came alone with

my brother, although a relative, but i still felt as if i was here alone, without parents, without anyone, thanks to the fact that i... also found the advice of the earthlings, to me helped a lot in adaptation, only this year i was enrolled as a member of the council of compatriots, i mainly last year was just doing photographs, shooting footage from snaruz, i shot footage from a football match, it was more like not being in the squad, now i’m in the squad, thanks to this to our new chairman, i am now the head of the communications department, that is, translators are mainly... we communicate there, discuss various topics , mostly we just help other foreign students who are having difficulties in various ways reasons. the council of earthlings is a foreign version, brosma, i can put the equivalent like this. our main task is to help foreigners upon entry, with the application

of documents, the submission of documents with language, because there are many foreigners who cannot... communicate quite decently, and in addition to this informative assistance, there is also entertainment, well , we are trying to balance educational and entertainment, because it is clear that education always comes first, we plan to make such a more or less balance between them, of all i attended very few events simply due to lack of time. but the thing that is my favorite is navrus, there are exhibitions of each fraternity, we have only eight fraternities, everyone comes, looks at it all, they are interested in it all, even the children themselves who participate, they tell more about themselves , they talk about their culture, this is more like such a good development for

the locals, because i think that many local students are very interested in different cultures. as if well, this is where we go like these are the first sources of our homeland, they can find out about it without leaving the borders of their home. for our university it is important from the point of view that somehow our university needs to know that this university exists, because , let’s say, i, i came from the states for the reason, well, because my mother is belarusian, i've been to belarus a lot already. imagine what kind of belarus is as a country, let’s say, i, as an activist for studying abroad, for me this is a reason to start spreading all this, and not only for

locals, because well, this is how, say , the relationship between foreigners and locals is very, very important, not only for the university, but for the children themselves, the fact that i study with local children, i think that i am the only foreigner in to your group, then this... this is generally, this is a very important relationship that, i think, everyone should have this, this opportunity, no matter where it comes from, maybe there is a student from turkmenistan, a student from france, someone... someone will come, it’s still interesting to know about it, because you learn it from yourself houses. university takes up a lot of my

time, besides all this, i find time to do my hobbies, mainly i like to draw, and i like it, i used to study violin, i was also interested in programming, but most of all i come out with photos, in the eleventh grade in new -york, i... decided to take a course in photography, and in order to further develop my skills, last year they gave me my own camera, in principle, now basically all my photography is based on advice community, in principle, i ’m interested in traveling, but living abroad is something special and...

i’ve adapted, a lot of development has happened in such a short period of time, i think that belarus is very, in belarus it’s very summer, but how would i live here? in principle , it’s not comfortable to live, for foreigners there are different options for where to enroll in any specialty and i also really like the variety of specialties, if they want to work, we can also easily get a job, but if it’s just, well, like in tourism then... there are many places not even in minsk that you won’t get bored of visiting, as i like to say.

let's go on a trip to belarus, katya is very nice, katya is very nice, katya, here, in this area there will be trenches, ditches, mountains, forests and other features.

i was so overzealous that they could hang me from the christmas tree, because the mneko is removed, rolled up, everything is in order, the task of the presenter is to find out why rural life is still better than city life, wow, cool, this often happens every half hour, it’s amazing, it’s even a little scary , don’t be afraid, it’s all positive, if they hadn’t told me that we were here on the territory of a landscape designer, i would have thought that some kind of football fan lived here, because these, well, these are our greenhouses , the project i’m from the village, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel . the live broadcasts are from stalety regions and students.