Lots of smiling (with the meaning of 'I'm not a threat to you' rather than 'I'm happy right now') and random people saying hi. But you are able to see so much sky in there.Ī lot of garbage on streets and highways. The US indeed seems like one-store-houses-in-a-small-yard country, everything looks the same. There's a lot of homeless people in the US from my experience (California). Towns in the US are very hostile to pedestrians and unsafe, if you don't have a car - you're not a human. US public transport is expensive and sucks overall. People don't use electric kettles in the US. They use a separate drying machine, but it works better because of hot air, not just spinning, but then it occupies too much space). US washing machines are weird (and worse at their job). Fast food chains are just so much worse than the same ones here, Is that what you meant by the last question?įood is weird there (sugar everywhere, plastic cheese and chocolate, soda). If you mean public transportation, most cities have some form of that (NYC, Chicago, DC, LA, DFW and many other large cities all have a subway/rail system). I truly believe there are more Americans that actually care about policy and the real issues than party but the loudest ones are the ones that get the spotlight so. Too many people are so loyal to their party that they don’t even care about the issues. We should’ve listened to George Washington in his farewell address about not forming parties. There’s so much to debate about it but I agree higher education is absurdly expensive!īeing a libertarian, both parties in power suck.

Education should absolutely be affordable and accessible but it should also be aimed to highlight peoples natural talents, gifts, skills, and interests. Not to mention there’s an enormous push for everyone to go to college and then if one doesn’t or chooses trade school, it’s almost as if there’s a stigma that they’re a failure. College used to be more affordable until government got involved. Question from Russians to Russians are allowed too.Īnd hey, if you're into instant messengers, check out our Discord! Contents include: language learning, expat talk, edgy memes, anime, videogames, and flame wars from time to time.īeing $29T in debt doesn’t help. All of them will be glad to answer your questions. We also have some people from Belarus, Kazakhstan and other ex-USSR countries where Russian is widely spoken. The sub was created by a Russian speaker from Ukraine. It's Russian speakers, not just Russians, because Russia is a multinational and multiethnic state and because there are many other countries where people speak the Russian language. This place is meant to be a Q&A subreddit for everyone who wants to pose questions and requests to Russian speakers. Please read our FAQ and rules before posting or commenting

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