Saturday, March 18, 2006



another russian language class?

our teacher just asked us to add another class on saturday.

it's not that we dun like to study the language, it's just that i find it is quite a difficult language.

the experience learning the language, just like when we were in the kindergarten.

the thing that we hate the most is to raskaz text (we need to do and read our own text/story)

i remember my classmate, esp the boys, made the shortcut by written the russian text in english alphabets. just to make their story/text reading become more easy. hehehethanks to our 1st year russian language teacher for teaching us the 1st thing we need to do as a foreigner in this new different environment. she was a very nice teacher. eventhough she's not here right now anymore....
(she had an accident in Kiev which cost her, her own life..)

Sunday, December 18, 2005

living in russian territory is something different for me to experience.

people said "u'll never know if u never try"

i guess this is the road that i choose for my present life. studying medicine in ukraine. 2 heavy things i need to carry together. 1st to study medicine, 2nd to study about ukraine. (what i mean by this is, to study the language, the people, the living style, the habits, the food and other thing) actually i didnt expect it to be a heavy thing to study until i started my 1st day in ukraine.















train station clock tower, the city sign of simferopol, where im studying...

Sunday, November 27, 2005

i love reading blogs n love doing blog. the problem is that, im not really good in writing a story or anything that need sentences to explain about it. thats y i hate either karangan bahasa melayu or english essay so much. im not good in structuring the story. but right now what i can do is to write things that people can easily understand other than myself. jus need to try it 1st aite?

Friday, November 18, 2005


among the very 1st thing u need to know when u come to a new place is to know where to get the food product.

the vegetables here a quite cheap, but not variety. the usual market can only get u some onions, garlics, carrots, potatoes, cabbages, cauliflowers....but if u want more, there are few supermarkets offer u some exported expensive vegetables...






1kilo of carrot/potato/cabbage only cost me 3-5grivens (rm2-3)