So my motherland is Ukraine, is located in the Eastern Europe, it is bordering with 7 countries, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Romania, Moldova, Hungary and Slovakia. Ukraine is one of the biggest countries in Europe and in our country people they’re so kind I would if comparing in the Europe I don’t know in our country they were like miserable and because like when you go out door and use in Europe you see that people with strangers like happy they say hello how are you etc etc On Ukraine they may see like miserable, rude, I would say, but it’s not. What they like more about my country is that now especially young people, they try to somehow develop our country. our culture, language, literature, because for many centuries it was… it was… destroying by Russian Federation, but I can say that I get… I always get my self that in our country many people they speak Russian and I believe that in the near future we will speak more English because they have population, they don’t understand English it’s so not like annoying but I would say so because if you want to live in a broth for example study a work there you should know English or for example if how you would talk with a French person if you don’t know English I don’t know
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So my motherland is Ukraine, located in Eastern Europe. It borders seven countries: Russia, Belarus, Poland, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and Slovakia. Ukraine is one of the biggest countries in Europe, and the people there are very kind. If I compare it to Europe, I would say that in our country, people may seem miserable. When you go outside in Europe, you see that people greet strangers happily, saying hello and asking how they are. In Ukraine, they may appear miserable or rude, but that's not the case. What I like most about my country is that, especially young people, are trying to develop our country, our culture, language, and literature. For many centuries, it was destroyed by the Russian Federation. I can say that many people in our country speak Russian, and I believe that in the near future, we will speak more English. The population that doesn't understand English is not annoying, but I would say it is a challenge. If you want to live abroad, for example, study or work there, you should know English. How would you talk with a French person if you don't know English? I don't know.
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