i study philosophy at mass. i have a tattoo of an angel on my hip.
I have never been to Russia before.  What are some of the major cities in Russia? Moscow forsure; Russia's capital Moscow is one of the largest cities in the world; other major urban centers include Saint Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Ufa, and Kazan!
My mother is from Ufa.   Yes.  She came here when she was in her teens.  She actually taught me to cook some authentic Russian food. No.  Well, very little.  Mainly the curse words.  Hahaha.  Mom only spoke Russian when she got very angry. Yes.  I tried, but found Spanish much easier.  Imagine learning Chinese or Japanese.  They seem very hard. Not anymore.  I was pretty fluent at one time, back in college, but never was really able to continue using it conversationally. Were you training to be a doctor?  Or lawyer?
Did she move to the USA? Did you speak any Russian growing up? That's funny.  Russian seems like a difficult language to learn. I think those are probably the hardest languages to learn.  Can you speak Spanish fluently now? I mistakenly took Latin.  It didn't prove to be as useful as I thought. I thought about med school but decided to go into philosophy instead.
she's from russia ? that is pretty cool . when did your family come here ? i am russian and my mother too , she taught me russian food my son speaks russian , he picked it up easily i think japanese is one of the harder languages to learn . i'm not very good at spanish , but i did take it in high school . studied abroad . taken more classes in a wider variety of subjects .
how interesting. What country she is at now? Nice!  What is your favorite dish that she taught you? What country were you brought up in? That would be hard! Do you now Spanish well? That would be hard! Do you now Spanish well? Law school... Yeah, my dad wanted me to be a lawyer, since he's one. I said no way. I couldn't handle that stress, and I don't have a natural interest in it. But good on you. It's a noble profession.
That is great news, I am glad that the population has stabilized in Russia.  Maybe I can actually see one one day. That is great news, I am glad that the population has stabilized in Russia.  Maybe I can actually see one one day. Haha! That is so cute! Spain and Mexico are two of the biggest countries that speak it and is just less popular than mandarin as a language. Well then you might be in the minority. Multilingual speakers outnumber monolingual speakers. No, I'm more interested in being an engineer even though their jobs in prevention and treatment of teeth and gum diseases is quite interesting too.