The world as I see it…It's very difficult to tell how I see the world, but I'll try to describe the world around me and I hope that you will enjoy it. First of all, I'd like to tell something about myself. I was born in Moscow on 23 th of April. My parents are different nationalities and I really like it. My mother is from Russia and father from Serbia. Each of them has spoken to me his own language since my childhood that's why I can easily speak in russian and serbian. I have two sisters - one is studying in the university and small one is in the 4 th grade. Talking about me, I've been studying in my school 45 since the 1 grade and now I'm in 10th. I really like literature and languages. I've always been dancing, but every time something different. Now I'm having classes of Serbian Folklore. I played tennis, played voleibol, swam, practiced ice skating. So, I'm sporty at all. I'd like to study journalism and now I'm preparing for it. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. We often spend weekends together - sometimes go for a walk, sometimes go to restaurant, sometimes go to the cinema and do other interesting things. 

So, talking about the world as I see it..I live in Russia, but part of my life is in Serbia, that's why I have two worlds I live in and they are very different. Talking about Moscow, I can say that there are a lot of people because of it there are too many cars and traffic. Every time people are getting nervous when  they're stuck in traffic during the rush hours. People here are more nervous and more tired of their life. Also, it depends on weather. Winter here takes the biggest part of the year than in other European countries. Talking about Belgrade, I can say that the level of education, salary is very different from russians. It's a bit poor country with many problems. But I like people there, they are always friendly and shy, they are always ready to help and to talk to you. To sum up, I want to say that people have to calm down and be more relaxed and everything would be better. 

Thank you for reading this!

P.s. sorry for my mistakes:)