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4 Shcherbakova, Yekaterinburg, 620028, Russia
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Where can I find a street map of Yekaterinburg, Russia.
And how do I address a envelope, I have all the info but don't know how to address the envelope.
Thanks,
Brian
Hi,
Welcome to VT! Read one of previouse threads:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/f/p/13cff/
And look through Russia forums in general.
Try not to be trapped by any scammers.
Good luck,
Pavel.
Hi,
You can send the letter with the adress in English or you can write the adress in english and the adress in russian you know then russian adress are write exactly in the other way than we do; I mean first the
country, then the state then the city...until the name
this link 'll get you to an automatic translator where you can tranlate you adress in russian just type and tranlate word after word and write it..
http://www.online-translator.com/text.asp?lang=en
If you need some help just write me I'll write it for you.
For the map I'havnt check now but I may ask some friend about .
Bye Didier
Hay Thanks for your reply, but I had looked at the web sites and their all in Russian, I don't know Russian.
Thanks,
Brian
Hay,
Thank you very much for your reply, I will check out the link.
Thanks,
Brian
You can write the adres as you do in English, but do not forget the indexnumber. The letter will be ariving. I had always my letters. There are some maps, but you can post a question on www.ekaterinburg.tv. Lots of info about the city too. When are you going?
Thank you for you information, truly Russian is different from American.
I have been emailing with a woman that lives in Ekaterinburg, she sounds very nice and is very pretty, she wants to visit me in USA, and has talked about marriage too, but I first want to visit her, but I have never been to Russia, I'm not sure when I will going she has not replied back to me on that.
Maby you know who she is or where the address is.
Russia
620151
Ekaterinburg city
Street Serafima Deryabina, the house - 30,
apartment 208
Name: Elena
Surname: Kashkova
I would appriciate any information you can give me thank you.
Brian
http://rus.roses.ru/blacklist-st4.shtml
There is an answer, friend!!!!!
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Gimnazitcheskaya Embankment, (now Working Youth Embankment, #2) was built in the first third of the 19th century after M.P.Malakhov’s design.
In keeping with the Ural tradition the houses of Mining and Forestry Heads stood side by side: up to the end of the 18th century metallurgical works used only char-coal for fuel, thus being totally dependent upon wood.
At present the mansion is the Center for International Peace and Friendship.
Talk about hidden, "Off the Beaten Path", this was about as obscure as it could get, no sign age, a real "side street" location, in an area that does not look at all inviting to the wary eye. Right across the street was a house that was falling in, the roof was collapsed, the windows broken, the door sagged off the hinges, it was about as derelict as anything you could find. and it's "neighbors" across the street were the US and British Consulates!!
The only real "give away" was the US flag!. The breeze had caught the flag and it was right out stiff, but by the time I got my camera out for a nice shot, the wind had died down. Perhaps it was all my pawing around for the camera in my bag that caught the eyes of the Russian guards. They intercepted me about a block from the consulate and "REQUESTED" my passport! I was not thinking as clearly as I should have been when I dressd that morining, I was wearing a black sport coat, black slacks and black turtle neck sweater, (about as close as you can get to a "uniform" for the Russian "man about town"!!) given that I have been mistaken for a Russian more than a few times, I noticed the guards amazment when I produced an American passport and spoke English without any hesitation. (I did remember to say спасибо (spaceba = thanks) when they returned it!!), again with a touch of uncertainty, but they did let me continue on my way.
Located on the south side of the canal are remains of old factories that have been stabilized, "stylized" and redesigned as an outdoor machinery museum with representative samples of equipment from a by-gone era of industrialization.
On our tour through Russia we did our first stop in Yekaterinburg (today's name for Swerdlowsk). We were glad to know some people there, who very rapidly became very good friends. They gave us the first lessons about Russia and belive me: we needed them! How to buy groceries, how to buy train tickets, how to get around...
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