[4K] 🇷🇺 Moscow Streets ⛈️ 🌈 First Days Of Fall, Cold and Rain. Warm Atmosphere of Pedestrian Streets

A walk from Kitay-Gorod metro station around Moscow city centre - Novaya Square, Lubyanka Square, Teatralny Lane, Rozhdestvenka Street, Neglinnaya Street and Kuznetsky Most Street.

[@olgamihajlova3577]

Какая красота! Часами могу смотреть! Великолепная архитектура!

[@erdemtabdanov6399]

What a delightful stroll. Plants and trees everywhere, makes me feel like you walk through a garden. And I love those old 2-story buildings hidden between their much taller brothers.

[@WalkingSpain]

Great tour! Moscow has some very beautiful streets full of amazing buildings. Also the sky looks spectacular! I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing! Greetings from Spain!!😊🇪🇸

[@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks]

Thank you for watching our videos! You have a very interesting channel too. Greetings to Spain from Russia! 😊

[@user-di4ml6ol6e]

Вот это маршрут сегодня был! Поколесили отлично! Спасибо большое!

[@user-mw7dv2tw7c]

Красота!

[@driouchben2846]

Hello 😊

[@jasonmask9513]

👍🏻🇷🇺🙏🏻☦️

[@user-sj9wp6xm7b]

Need advise. So I was born in Russia and I am a national. My parents took me away to Asia where I live. I want to go and find a job in Moscow or Saint Petersburg cause I miss home. Please suggest if there are any jobs a guy who speaks English and Russian as primary along with 3 other languages like Hindi. I am though poor at writing Russian but excellent with writing English and speaking. Please help me out.

[@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks]

Hi! May be you should consider teaching English or Hindi? For teaching positions you don't even need to be fluent in Russian, some foreigners, who come here to teach languages, don't speak Russian at all. This is the first idea that comes to mind. However, I presume, most schools require some teaching certificates (TESOL, CELTA etc.). If you are looking for some specific job, then you have to check language requirements, of course. For some positions good spoken Russian may be enough, I presume. Anyway, if one of your parents is Russian (or both), it shouldn't be very difficult for you to settle in Russia.

[@user-sj9wp6xm7b]

@@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks Thank you for your wonderful response. Yes, teaching is something I can. Previously when I visited Russia, my cousins told me that there are many companies that need English languages so I was kind a very optimistic but since the invasion I know that some of the companies are not operating and it may take sometime to bring things back. Sigh

[@MoscowandBeyond4KWalks]

@@user-sj9wp6xm7b I guess your cousins were right. However, many expats, who were teaching English, probably left Russia too because of sanctions and the inconveniences the sanctions caused. So there may be new vacancies at some schools. At least, you will not lose anything if you check job search websites and language schools websites, contact employers and see what is available at the moment.