WEEK 5

In Russia they speak russian. Brazil they speak spanish. In America they speak English. I learned that Russia covers a 1/9 of the earths land mass. Russia only has 142 million people. Russia has 9 different times zones. Russia has the worlds largest forest reserves and 1/4 of the worlds freshwater. I would travel to Russia again, to learn more bout it but not do this blog again. I learned from this assignment not really any thing, the only stuff i really learned bout is listed above.

Im goin to Brazil!!

I am flying from Moscow, Russia to Brasilia, Brazil! Iv always wanted to know the differance between the two.
 The plain tickets are  kind coastly but im traviling to the other side of the world there not going to be cheap.

Leave	Mon, Nov 1	Delta Air Lines 47
	Depart: 12:55pm Arrive: 5:50pm	Moscow, Russia (SVO) Atlanta, GA (ATL)

1 stop  

• Economy
• 11hr 55min
• Boeing 767
• View seats

Russia culture

Change planes. Time between flights: 3hr 25min

		Delta Air Lines 221
	Depart: 9:15pm Arrive: 7:50am	Atlanta, GA (ATL) Brasilia, Brazil (BSB)

 

• Economy
• 8hr 35min
• Boeing 757
• View seats

Total duration: 23hr 55min

This is an overnight flight.

Choose this return

Return	Fri, Nov 5	Delta Air Lines 222
	Depart: 11:55pm Arrive: 6:45am	Brasilia, Brazil (BSB) Atlanta, GA (ATL)

2 stops  

• Economy
• 8hr 50min
• Boeing 757
• View seats

Change planes. Time between flights: 2hr 50min

		Delta Air Lines 1280
	Depart: 9:35am Arrive: 11:59am	Atlanta, GA (ATL) New York, NY (JFK)

 

• Economy
• 2hr 24min
• Boeing 737
• View seats

Change planes. Time between flights: 5hr 26min

		Delta Air Lines 30
	Depart: 5:25pm Arrive: 10:10am	New York, NY (JFK) Moscow, Russia (SVO)

 

• Economy
• 9hr 45min
• Boeing 767
• View seats

Total duration: 29hr 15min

This flight arrives two days later.

The total cost of the flight  is $3,522.

In russia the people wear heaver clothes because it is colder in Russia. In Brazil they wear lighter clothes becuase it is hot down there.


Russia has part of its roots in European culture where the ideas of goodness, honor, and freedom are understood as in the West, with their pagan beliefs and specific way of life in the wooded areas of Eastern Europe . Early on, the culture of Russian ancestors was much influenced by neighbouring Finno-Ugric  tribes and by nomadic, mainly Turkic , peoples of the Pontic steppe. In the late 1st millennium AD the Scandinavia n Vikings, or Varangians

Eastern Europe

Eastern Europe is a region lying in the Eastern part of Europe. The term is highly context-dependent and even volatile, as there are "almost as many definitions of Eastern Europe as there are scholars of the region"...

Finno-Ugric

Finno-Ugric can refer to:* Finno-Ugric languages** Finno-Ugric linguists * Finno-Ugric peoples...

Turkic peoples

The Turks are peoples residing in northern, central and western Asia, Mongolia, southern Siberia and northwestern China and parts of eastern Europe. They speak languages belonging to the Turkic language family. They share, to varying degrees, certain cultural traits and historical backgrounds...

Scandinavia

Scandinavia is a region in northern Europe that includes Denmark and the Scandinavian Peninsula's two nations, Norway and Sweden. Finland is sometimes considered a Scandinavian country in common English usage, and Iceland and the Faroe Islands are sometimes also included, although this usage is...

Brazil's culture is kinda the same. the belive a god and soccer.


Foods

While the principle foods consumed in Brazil are fairly uniform across the country, there are regional specialties, many of which are eaten on festive occasions. In the northeastern state of Bahia ingredients of African origin—palm oil ( dendê ), dried shrimp, peanuts, malagueta peppers—are the basis of regional cuisine in such dishes as vatapá (seafood stew) and acarajé (black-eyed pea fritters).

Russians generally love meat. Starvation means having no bread, while poverty means going without hard sausage kolbasa. Sausage, pork, beef, mutton, chicken, and dried or salted fish are widely available and relatively cheap. Only some can afford to buy delicacies such as veal, duck, sturgeon, and salmon. Traditional aristocratic fare included such fancy foods, many of which are popular among the newly wealthy classes today.

The place i wanna vist.

 The views from Christ the Redeemer are well...quite frankly there isn't anything that can be written that can properly describe the views of the deep purple ocean spilling up against the curvaceous coastline with oval shaped mountains rising high into the sky.
http://www.everyculture.com/No-Sa/Russia.html

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