Just Vodka and little fish...

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Sep 24, 2011 01:51
As for Russian vodka, well I remember one curious incident. We needed to pay for some services, I can’t remember which exactly and it does not matter now. A man who did them (my distant relation) wanted to have his money but at that time we did not have much money to repay him. He inquired then if we had some drink. We were only having a bottle of ethyl alcohol (70 proof) at that time and he did not refuse it. So, he drank a full glass of it without a wince as if it had just been a glass of water. Than he asked us for a chunk of bread and went away. It was all quite shocking for me. Until now I can not forget it!
I hope I can some day come to place where I can find a fresh fish. (We have only frozen fish at Moscow).I always wanted to find a place where I could buy a fresh fish. But in countries where I travelled recently I couldn’t find any fresh fish.That is incredible but you can buy in Turkey and Serbia and Montenegro only a frozen fish which is imported from other countries (it costs as much as at Moscow) and at the same time there are always many fishing coracles and vessels, floating upon the horizon.
Who knows where fresh fish is sold tell me and your reward will be a free glass of vodka. (If you come to Russia and take it) I’ll be glad to receive you all, my language loving friends))
Nov 24, 2011 22:08
  • Just Vodka and little fish...

  • Just Vodka and a little fish...

 
  • Than he asked us for a chunk of bread and went away.

  • Then he asked us for a chunk of bread and went away.

 
  • Until now I can not forget it!

  • I still can not forget it!

 
  • I hope I can some day come to place where I can find a fresh fish.

  • I hope I can some day come to a place where I can find a fresh fish.

 
  • That is incredible but you can buy in Turkey and Serbia and Montenegro only a frozen fish which is imported from other countries (it costs as much as at Moscow) and at the same time there are always many fishing coracles and vessels, floating upon the horizon.

  • That is incredible but you can buy in Turkey and Serbia and Montenegro only a frozen fish which is imported from other countries (it costs as much as at Moscow), and at the same time there are always many fishing coracles and vessels, floating upon the horizon.

 

Good English; not much for me to correct. Maybe you could go to the lake and catch some fresh fish? Probably not in Moscow!

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