Hi Tanya a wonderful, detailed and summarized travel with you in your video,; it's worth to listen to it more times. I haven't travelled a lot and consequently I know just few places in my country. From the mountins to the sea. Thank you for guiding us like an efficient touristic assistant. Really interesting. Gran abrazo de Susana de Argentina.
I like the way you talk, is very easy to understand. I learned English by my self, and I would like to talk with someone just like you someday. Thanks a lot, and my congratulations for your job teaching us this wonderful language that I love.
Hi Ursula! I would love to tell you more about it. Is there anything in particular you would like me to talk about? Do you have any questions I could answer?
Tanya, we have two things in common. I also love mountains and deserts. I also don't like living in big cities and prefer smaller ones. That really stuck out for me. Additionally, I love learning and conducting deep scientific research. I enjoy working with systems of equations in mathematical models and exploring ancient chronicles. I have lived in various places not only in my country but also across Eurasia. I served in the army for five years and rose to the rank of senior lieutenant. My military service took place in different locations. The most impressive experience was a year and a half of military service in the Central Asian desert. It was such an exotic experience! I remember the intense heat below, while nearby mountains had snow-capped peaks. You'd just dream of climbing up and sinking into that snow to escape the heat. But those are completely different stories. I'll save them for your next videos.
You used an interesting expression. I'm going to adopt it: "If people argue over which are which, they can't agree on what things belong to which categories."
in terms of moving domestically I think it depends upon the situation of the people. What I mean is, in general when you move to another city it's due to a job apporunity or your girlf friend or boygriend lives in another city. or in the past you went to a city that you really fell in love with and you say to yourself I really want to live there and one day you act accordingly. in the nutshell i think it depends on the people but now I'm writing to you i will say yes it's pretty commun or at least it not something supper dupper extraordinary.
Dear Tanya, You never cease to amaze me in every video. I always thought that college and university were completely different concepts. In Russia, and in many countries around the world, they represent different levels of academic training. In short, the main difference between college and university lies in the scale, diversity of programs, and level of education offered. While a college often focuses on undergraduate education and can be part of a university, a university typically offers a wider range of programs and levels of education, including graduate, doctoral, and research programs.
This is also true in the United States. We have community colleges that are only the first 2 years of a bachelors degree. I am not sure why we call our Universities, "college". It's kind of strange!
Some of my American buddies say that one advantage of electing a woman president of the United States is that they wouldn't have to pay her as much ... * Moscow, Russia
Hi, Tanya! Do all Americans change so many places of living? I live in Russia. As a rule, we leave our native towns to get an education at a prestigious university. Then we live where we get jobs. We have trips and impressions during vacations. I'd like to listen to your stories more !
Do you have a favorite state in the United States?
Indeed, teacher, even though my family was from Minnesota, my favorite state in the union is Ohio.
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That's interesting. What do you like about Ohio?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I realy liked natural 🌱 beuaty ohio
And beutfull grils 🎉🥰
I live in Florida and I have visited North Carolina And I loved it 😍
Hi Tanya a wonderful, detailed and summarized travel with you in your video,; it's worth to listen to it more times. I haven't travelled a lot and consequently I know just few places in my country. From the mountins to the sea. Thank you for guiding us like an efficient touristic assistant. Really interesting. Gran abrazo de Susana de Argentina.
It's wonderful!! I really enjoy to know new places, but living es the best way to experience and love a place.
I am like you, I love learning all about places around the world on TH-cam, and it would be so great if we could travel to all these places!
Very nice to listen to your life story . Thanks for sharing your knowledge and your beautiful accent !
I like the way you talk, is very easy to understand. I learned English by my self, and I would like to talk with someone just like you someday. Thanks a lot, and my congratulations for your job teaching us this wonderful language that I love.
Thank you! 😃
I hope to visit the places you are mentioning! 😊
Very good lesson, Tanya, learned new vocabs while getting familiar with American geography and different cultures!
Thank you! I am so glad you liked it! So great to see you!
I didn't even know some parts of this story! I love listening to your stories
I love that! Thanks!
I really like watching videos in English like this
I am so glad to hear that! Thank you for your comment!
I live near at the beach. So I love going there!
I also love the beach but I prefer beaches without many people and that can be difficult to find
Hello from Ukraine❤
Thanks for your story.
I would like you to share your story about your work in a restaurant where you met some famous people.
Perfect.
Hi Tanya, I loved your story today. Please tell us more about, it was very interesting. Greetings from Germany, Ursula
Hi Ursula! I would love to tell you more about it. Is there anything in particular you would like me to talk about? Do you have any questions I could answer?
Thank you very much
You are so welcome
Tanya, we have two things in common. I also love mountains and deserts. I also don't like living in big cities and prefer smaller ones. That really stuck out for me. Additionally, I love learning and conducting deep scientific research. I enjoy working with systems of equations in mathematical models and exploring ancient chronicles.
I have lived in various places not only in my country but also across Eurasia. I served in the army for five years and rose to the rank of senior lieutenant. My military service took place in different locations. The most impressive experience was a year and a half of military service in the Central Asian desert. It was such an exotic experience! I remember the intense heat below, while nearby mountains had snow-capped peaks. You'd just dream of climbing up and sinking into that snow to escape the heat.
But those are completely different stories. I'll save them for your next videos.
That sounds interesting. I'm looking forward to hearing about it!
You used an interesting expression. I'm going to adopt it: "If people argue over which are which, they can't agree on what things belong to which categories."
I'm glad you liked it!
in terms of moving domestically I think it depends upon the situation of the people. What I mean is, in general when you move to another city it's due to a job apporunity or your girlf friend or boygriend lives in another city. or in the past you went to a city that you really fell in love with and you say to yourself I really want to live there and one day you act accordingly. in the nutshell i think it depends on the people but now I'm writing to you i will say yes it's pretty commun or at least it not something supper dupper extraordinary.
Dear Tanya,
You never cease to amaze me in every video. I always thought that college and university were completely different concepts. In Russia, and in many countries around the world, they represent different levels of academic training. In short, the main difference between college and university lies in the scale, diversity of programs, and level of education offered. While a college often focuses on undergraduate education and can be part of a university, a university typically offers a wider range of programs and levels of education, including graduate, doctoral, and research programs.
This is also true in the United States. We have community colleges that are only the first 2 years of a bachelors degree. I am not sure why we call our Universities, "college". It's kind of strange!
Tonia vous êtes là bienvenue pour visiter le Maroc et visite Rabat.
Thank you so much! I would love to do that. Have you been to the United States? Do you have a favorite state?
It's very strange, but your favorite state Colorado is known in Russia for beetles that eat potatoes. In Russia, they call them "Colorado beetles."
Really? I haven't even heard of a Colorado Beetle. How did they get know there?
Some of my American buddies say that one advantage of electing a woman president of the United States is that they wouldn't have to pay her as much ...
* Moscow, Russia
The best thing in the USA , it's that in USA there is more freedom than any other place in the world
Thank you for sharing your thoughts
What the meaning of “gap in your conversation?
A gap in your conversation is a long pause when no one is saying anything. Does this help?
Hi, Tanya! Do all Americans change so many places of living? I live in Russia. As a rule, we leave our native towns to get an education at a prestigious university. Then we live where we get jobs. We have trips and impressions during vacations. I'd like to listen to your stories more !
No. Generally speaking Americans don't move so much but there are many that do.
As usualy, all is clear to understand, Tanya! Did you know, your name could also spell like Tat'yana (in Russian) ? ))) ❤
No, I didn't know that! Thank you for telling me!
i lived in India at kerala .Kerala is a nice state full of nature beauty full of green climate also very good not heat or cold
It sounds absolutely fabulous!
hi
Tanya, I just can't picture you as a waitress in a restaurant...
It wasn't my favorite job but I am so grateful I could work to pay for my education!
Hi Tânia.
Hi Irene! Do you have a favorite state?