A couple of weeks ago, I read something along the lines of, the Polish language should really be in the Cyrillic alphabet.
Trying to pronounce this, I think they're right - JEE-vyets or Жветь
Anyway, Kishinev.
Not much to do, in truth. Not unpleasant, and it's a decent place to practice Russian, but it's what I imagine somewhere like Krasnodar or Omsk to be like.
Don't think I've been at an airport where the sound alert for an announcement has been a pan pipe
Or whatever the equivalent in Moldova is
Military museum in Chisinau.
I think I've seen someone from the Minoborony in Russia looking around it wondering if it still works
For information:
I am 125 miles or so away from Odessa and 250 miles from Kiev.
Or London-Birmingham and London-Manchester...
You can tell when a tea brand isn't from the UK/Ireland, because it goes over the top on the "tea culture"/royalty thing.
This is a Russian brand (and tastes quite nice, to be fair)














