On weekends many Russian people simply spend time at home: they watch TV, read books or do housework that has accumulated during the week. Young people play computer games, communicate in social media or just “surf” the Internet. Some women are fond of handcrafts: knitting, sewing and making designer jewellery – for themselves or for sale. Parents try to spend more time with their children. Russian people have personal, more specific hobbies like car tuning, taking photos, or war-historical reconstruction. Usually there are special thematic websites and message boards dedicated to these hobbies and their subscribers regularly meet offline. At such meeting good communities are formed where people can find new friends or even a new love.
The cow is a big domestic animal .It is white with dark spots. Сows eat plants. Baby cow - calf,which drinks mother`s milk. The cow have a lot of milk , because she eats a juicy summer grass and winter hay. Home cow gives milk, from which then make butter , cheese, cottage cheese and sour cream. And it gives us the meat. The cow is a useful animal! Корова велика домашня тварина .Це білий з темними плямами. Корови їдять рослини. Маленька корова - теля, п'є молоко у мами. У корови є багато молока, бо вона їсть соковиту траву влітку і взимку сіно. Головна корова дає молоко, з якого потім роблять масло, сир, сир і сметану. І вона дає нам м'ясо. Корова це корисна тварина!
I bought a new phone. It's amazing. It's got a very good media player and access to Internet.
Wow, that's cool. But even though we use our phones every day, I prefer computers.
Why?
However good a phone's media player is, the computer's one is always better. And it's got a huge screen.
But you can't always take it with you. For example, if you need to go on a vacation, you can't take a huge computer with you, but you always take a phone. And plus, it's got a camera, which also is always with you! Isn't it awesome?
Well, yes. But in case you need to print something or use a program to do something, a computer is the way to.
You're right, too. I guess both a computer and a phone have got their goods.
On weekends many Russian people simply spend time at home: they watch TV, read books or do housework that has accumulated during the week. Young people play computer games, communicate in social media or just “surf” the Internet. Some women are fond of handcrafts: knitting, sewing and making designer jewellery – for themselves or for sale. Parents try to spend more time with their children. Russian people have personal, more specific hobbies like car tuning, taking photos, or war-historical reconstruction. Usually there are special thematic websites and message boards dedicated to these hobbies and their subscribers regularly meet offline. At such meeting good communities are formed where people can find new friends or even a new love.