Russian! But Russia is a pretty diverse country so you can also hear Kazakh, Tajik, Tatar or Ukrainian if you listen. Many people try to practice their English with me.
Russian currency is called rubles. Coins are called kopeks, like cents in the U.S.
About 30 rubles, or 50 cents.
I got crispy eggplant with a sweet sauce at one of my favorite resturants and baked some mini apple pies.
I listened to Zemfira, one of my favorite Russian singers.
I found a vintage clothing store and tried on old Soviet clothes. It was really cool to see how the styles changed throughout the decades!
I read about the revolution that happened in Moscow when the Soviet Union collapsed. Supporters of the communist government tried to prevent the Soviet Union from breaking apart into separate countries.
