Agnessa

Agnessa

agnessa@futurenow.agnessa.pp.ru

Random fleeting thoughts in russian, random photos from phone.

Location:: Moscow

Russia

Hometown:: Koenigsberg

Homepage:: http://agnessa.pp.ru/

Sat, 12 Nov 2022 09:42:43 +0300

Agnessa

agnessa@futurenow.agnessa.pp.ru

"То, что мы видим как возможность для себя, всегда просеяно через сито того, что нормализовано вокруг нас: в мире, в стране, в семье, в дружеском кругу, в информационном пузыре."
Правдоподобно, да.

lang_ru мимобеглое

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Mon, 14 Nov 2022 10:06:40 +0300

Lieschen Müller's father

lmsvater@friendica.a-zwenkau.de

@Agnessa Your Deepl translation results in a good German.
I often posted in Russian on my old account and, since I don't speak Russian, I was very unsure whether the content was translated correctly, despite of a back translation. By now, I only know the Cyrillic letters and a few Russian words.
It would be very difficult for me to emigrate, especially to leave my home in northern Hesse (called Hessian Siberia), although I lived in Cologne for a few years. But external circumstances can make it necessary to emigrate. In Germany, many skilled workers are sought and the immigration rules are therefore to be changed soon. Living in a villa on Lake Starnberg is only affordable for a few Germans and Russians. But who needs that?

Mon, 14 Nov 2022 10:29:54 +0300

Iron Bug

iron_bug@friendica.ironbug.org

over here "rich" means not enough for a villa. the most people over here have money for basic foods only and nothing else. the most people don't have any savings at all. so they cannot migrate because they just cannot get somewhere without money.