this is a show in which there is humor excitement and dexterity, so that it is not excruciatingly painful and ashamed of the past years. it is better to be in our program the audience, let it be. yes, god knows, right. well, yes, we had latin in the first six months. it was necessary for a long time and the two teams are not true and will compete for the main prize and the title of being the best, that is, the circumference.

they changed the city to the village, and it was drastic. so chlobys and be a farmer. yes , it was sharply two formations, but not a single one was agricultural, everything had to be on the go here to study, but why change urban amenities for life in the belarusian outback? draw your own conclusions. here and now, how many kilograms of cheese are being transported here. he's in the area, well maybe 100 kilos of cheese. 5 kg in the morning you wake up nightingale chirping rooster clucks. i don't have a dryer. let's go to the pasture. there are girls. now we’ll show you how to live on a collective farm, so it’s necessary, girls, sign up for a manicure. who is first? let me do everything.

when i was in school in 2017, my thai humanities gymnasium signed a joint agreement, as if for friendship between the fourth gymnasium of the city of minsk and it so happened that we went on an exchange, otherwise they came to visit us, then we came to them and it so happened that in the tenth grade she got, and in the tenth b class, and in order to learn a little about belarusian, in principle, education, then i first encountered belarusian education and, to be honest, it was new for me, because belarus has 11 years

of education. in estonia, however, 12 years of education are still interesting for us because, graduating from school. we must definitely during 10-11.12 class write your research paper and hand it in. that is , for example, there was no such thing in belarus, in fact, it was a very interesting experience that i studied here, i learned a lot of very many guys. since it was a belarusian omniy gymnasium, and all the textbooks were in belarusian. i even learned some interesting belarusian words and some phrases and now talking there with my belarusian friends when they speak belarusian. i really understand that i am aware of what they say, and i'm all understand. we came to my favorite

belarusian state medical university, where i really plant the fourth year at the medical faculty of foreign students in medical practice. i decided to enter the medical field in the same way as my mother is a doctor in my first education, and also in fact in estonia, and doctors - this is a great prestige, they are very respected. we have the same as the teachers and initially. i probably thought, where to go. and somehow it happened that when my animal got sick. i realized that i probably want to become a doctor, but just like i am animals, i’m afraid you are torturing them to hurt them, because they, like children, cannot probably say that it hurts where it hurts, so i decided to go to the faculty of medicine when i came to study in belarus e. first, of course, all teachers in all departments ask. and how will you go on? how will you be? confirm everything with a diploma, isn't it necessary to confirm it there. i say no , there will be no problems at all, since we just pass state exams

in the language of the country in which you will work and that's it. they are immediately like and why belarus and why? and i say, but we decided so with my family, and therefore i came here, and all the teachers are very good at any time , ready to help. if something doesn’t work out, if something is, of course, there are some misunderstandings, this is how i studied in estonian and there is something that i may not understand in russian or it will take me longer to reach there than to any , well, other students who studied in belarus in russia, but at the same time, teachers somehow other students are ready to help and this has never happened. why so slow? why don't you make it there? for others? it never happened. well, as i no longer practice theorists. of course, i like to go to the operating room, and on the gynecology couch, i liked to go to childbirth. some kind of ah-and to take birth in surgery to support there , again, still submit, there is even an elementary scalpel of some kind. well, here's something.

that is, i prefer to do something with my hands, of course. of course, practitioners also think the same way as theorists, but at the same time, i always i studied in london to be a designer. and that's it. we did it by hand. i somehow prefer to do everything with my hands, and that's probably why i chose this direction. and now i plan to do residency in microsurgery after university and become a microsurgeon at the university. we have quite huge advantages in terms of the fact that we can come to the anatomy, and understand everything as it is, in fact, on a person, as we have. there are preparations, we can see specifically, how the veins go. how the cakes go, how any bones arrange the muscles joints, and well, and so on. and this is not actually, far from many universities. at many universities in the world today, drugs are, unfortunately, prohibited, since these are, well, living people, and

there are a lot of things that are shown on special tablet tables of large ones in our country. by the way, he is also at the university. that is, we can again come to the office at any time, open this large tablet, see a person spin on this tablet there, and see everything that we want there from my point of view. it's actually in fact, it is important, because we must really understand how our body is created , to understand where it comes from , because most often actually in textbooks. that is, this artery is drawn, for example, exactly in the textbook, but in a person it can go something like this or we are not all the same. we don’t all weigh 50 kg there and and we’re all 1.70 meters tall , some fifty meters, some 80 meters, some less , some more, and therefore for this we,

probably, and given such opportunities. i believe that my expectations were fully justified both in terms of the fact that i came here to study and in terms of the fact that i still live here, as well as the clinical base and the theoretical base. just a huge professorial staff is just wonderful, it is actually very important for a future doctor. we are in the gym now. adrenaline where i go every day in order to play sports, since my free time is from medicine, i need to find some hobbies, but besides this, i still need something to do to keep fit, to lead a healthy lifestyle and so i am engaged in this club is a love of sports. i have since childhood. i played

both tennis and fencing professionally. well, the most important thing, probably, was the motivation that i always loved to participate in beauty contests and worked as a model in order to keep myself in shape at that time i was always involved in professional sports, the last competition in which i participated was the internet of europe in 2018. where did i imagine belarusian diaspora, belarus by the way, and because of this, this was the last competition that i saw, well, after that, after moving. rus i already somehow, well, gave up sports, because there were no projects. i stopped modeling. well, now i am preparing for the project that will be in may and therefore i decided to go in for sports again. in moderation, i actually got into 2004, when i was 3 years old, at that time we were just walking with our parents around the shopping center and picking up little girls there. for some show. that's just

was supposed to go to the cashier in an hour and they decided to take me, they prepared us there in an hour, and then we showed some kind of hats there, what it is, and then i liked it so much that i decided to ask my mother, what's mam come on send me and somehow she sent me first to a modeling school, and i went to a modeling school as a child, and also participated in many beauty contests. one of these, but the main titles that i received was the princess of estonia in 2008. and then to the next most important title. it was the ba princess. in 2013, then after that, i already left the modeling school and went to study. rather, work is already a modeling agency. and well, by the coincidence of how i left the modeling agency. i started six months before i prepared for the international miss your contest, and now i won international mister 2018 when i moved to belarus. they just had other plans. i enrolled in medical medical initially took away. i have a lot of time, as it was difficult to last exactly

this wednesday, but since now i have very ambitious plans. and i am working on a very large project here every day, that is, i spend it. actually a lot of time. here. i see that excellent conditions have been created in belarus for doing sports. even at our university at any time, despite the fact that we have physical education in the schedule at any time. well , in the week we can go to the gym. we have such a large dome near the university. and on the ground floor we have a gym where we can safely go at any time also in kindergartens for children, conditions are being created for some small simulators. even elementary some treadmills, that is, in addition to the fact that they have a big huge sports. hall. another plus is that parents strive to ensure that children are always healthy, that children do not get sick, that children have a healthy lifestyle, well, strive for a healthy lifestyle. they send them

some sections to swim in taekwondon. well , and so on. i also see that in belarus there is a huge plus for those who, for example, work. let you be 40 years old 50 years old. at for example, i have a friend who just goes to an amateur hockey club and then they have some kind of amateur game competition. it's crazy. cool what is it anyway? i'm sure, sophia, that she 'll be fine with you. we will achieve the holy result, which we are to which we are going. thank you very much sergey for the workout cheers. besides the fact that i am a teacher and play sports. i have another hobby initially.

it was like a hobby. now it's like a mini-project. how's your work? this is a school estonian language and culture, which initially outgrew from the spanish language circle, which was originally a school at the fourth gymnasium in minsk. e, in itself was a circle of the estonian language and it was based on the basis of the fourth gymnasium. that is, we gathered with the children on saturdays for an hour just to get the estonian language and somehow it turned out that it all turned into some kind of such a big project. in general, when i moved here, i already had a nascent idea, which in the end i divorced like this that's because well, in fact, i love my culture very much, i love it very much. language, and, of course, i want as many people as possible to know our culture and language, despite the fact that we have such a small country, but the idea itself appeared. probably from the fact that my mother is the director of a cultural society in estonia, a carpenter. and

somehow it so happened that here we also have such a small society called. she is lys which is translated from spanish as petal and is based. it's also at uh, the base of my school estonian language and culture, in fact this project is a great opportunity for all the guys who study here and who are from estonia to speak their native language together and celebrate some holidays together. and, because we do different holidays on the basis of ours. well, on the basis of our school and society, such as the week of the estonian language in minsk, the week of our culture, our national holidays, we are together. let's celebrate. now we have about 100 students studying at our school. the school is based only in minsk, but there are plans. and of course, i would very much like these plans to come true to open some small

branches in regional cities so that children from other cities can also take part in our projects, and learn something new about estonia and learn the estonian language. and i was born in a family where my mother diana has her first education. she has her first medical education. this is probably why i somehow decided to go into medicine, her second education is business management . major events. so, well, here, the upcoming, the nearest event will be a big score in tallinn and the international baltrix festival following it immediately on the ship, tallinn in a haystack tallinn will sail all the big cheerful teams will come from well, as it were, our estonia and sweden will arrive , israel and belarus will arrive. well, no matter how many, many countries dad's name is. my name is ivan a. he himself is from belarus. that's why i'm

somehow connected with belarus. he is a civil engineer and is now working, because would, well, they constantly fly on some kind of business trips in sweden to finland in estonia with us. i have a younger sister who also works. her name is camila, we have a difference of 2.9 with her, so we were always very friendly with her, as, in principle, like best friends. we call her every day, every day we correspond, we share something, we consult at any time at 1:00 am. she can write to me sophia urgently. i think, i wake up, i call and say what is it this year she graduated from the twelfth grade with a gold medal in the same way, like me and i received a grant to study at bsmu , we have a dental faculty, starting next year, my sister will study with me. we will live together with her and finally our dog will also come to me. so we will live together.

i'm a sister and our little lucy, right, or semirelli, by the way, her name is that's why i'm really glad that she will come to me, and we will be like that, but we need a doctor i am a doctor and we will have such a family of doctors as my family i come here very often. no, then we love somehow together spend time, and every time when the parents come. of course, we are the whole family - how is it? i love very much. ballet, in principle, our whole family loves to find ballet, then we always buy tickets to the bolshoi theater. let's go to the ballet. and of course, how can they visit a restaurant of belarusian cuisine, be sure to have draniki mochanka. here are all sorts of dishes, i don’t know how, of course, life will turn out further, we’ll see, since the university. still, i will finish my studies completely, only after 8 years, but belarusians for me, very open-hearted, very friendly and very sympathetic people who are always ready to help, in fact, i can say that belarus

has become for me some kind of part in my life, without which i can’t even do it every time i want to come back here again and again. we confidently walk into the new day and do it to our own music, the music that sounds inside each of us. she is everywhere the sun in not timid, movements at our fingertips

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