- Is it difficult to study Russian?
- Our classes are in English, so I am trying to learn Russian on my own. It is a essential prerequisite for living in Russia. I can already understand some dialogues, read Russian and know the cases. Learning a new language requires a lot of free time, which I don't have at the moment. I hope our next interview will be in Russian.
- Have you made any new friends at Polytech?
- Of course. I organize events in TutorForces, and thanks to that I met a lot of people. We often get together, walk around St. Petersburg, and take part in student events at Politech.
- Do you have a favorite place in the city?
- I try to see as many sights as possible. I have been to the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, Hermitage, St. Isaac's Cathedral, cruiser Aurora. My favorite place is Peterhof, there you can relax and enjoy the magnificent palace and park ensemble, architectural monuments, and, of course, various fountains.
- What other Russian cities have you seen?
- I went to Moscow six months ago and saw the Bolshoi Theater, Kremlin and Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, State Historical Museum, VDNKh, Museum of Cosmonautics. There are many interesting cities in Russia that I would like to visit. You need to manage your time properly so that traveling does not harm the academic process.
- Share your plans for the future.
- I am glad that I study at Politech. I want to continue my education at postgraduate level at SPbPU and further engage in scientific activities. As one famous person said, if opportunity doesn't knock, build a door for it.
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