Russian

>Should it be safe walking alone in the streets after dark?
No.
>What are some stereotypes of Yakuts people?
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Well it doesnt seem like I'll be homesick. It just seems like an extreme version of my hometown. cold and full of violent mongoloid natives.

But I havent read anything about violence in yakutsk. from what ive read it seems like a pretty safe place.

I studied Russian for a several months, stopped for two months, and came back to it two weeks again and wew boy this language is easy as fuck.
I don't know why I thought some of this shit was difficult.

for several months*
two weeks ago*
just woke up, forgive me.

>Well it doesnt seem like I'll be homesick. It just seems like an extreme version of my hometown. cold and full of violent mongoloid natives.
Where are you living right now?
>But I havent read anything about violence in yakutsk. from what ive read it seems like a pretty safe place.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_subjects_of_Russia_by_murder_rate
>Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - 17,4
Compare it to Moscow
>2,5
And Moscow aint that safe either, even here you shouldnt visit some parks and districts at night, if you dont have any friends in the hood.

Man i live in Yakutsk. There are pretty decent university. Yakutsk is quite normal comfy town. Do not listen to anyone, many Russians do not even know what life is here. I can answer any questions.

learnrussian.rt.com/tests/test-1/
get in my level!

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Impressive. Love Campuchia

>Price isn't a problem
kill yourself oligarch wife

>even here you shouldnt visit some parks and districts at night
Bullshit.