I noticed all Uzbek people marry before 25 years old =) I am a 36 yo lady ..any chance to meet a husband in Uzbekistan? 😄
reddit.comu/Sweet_Bet3314 — 6 days ago
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Judging by the look
I got stopped by a middle aged lady at metro because of my sweatshirt. It had crosses ✝️ on it and she said it's bad and disrespectful. FYI, I don't believe in any religion but because I look uzbek, she thought I'm Muslim. Even my own colleagues asked why am I wearing that sweatshirt. Because I speak uzbek, and look uzbek doesn't mean I'm Muslim. And to add, they all turn religious out of nowhere when someone is doing worse than them and judge immediately. Did you guys had similar experiences before?
u/AdCapital4650 — 7 days ago
The "Samara-Tashkent" Flight Incident
Why is everyone suddenly so outraged about the requirements to speak Uzbek? It seems to me that everyone has just taken it for granted that Russian is everywhere here, and now their minds are blown by the mere fact that they actually live in Uzbekistan, where service providers are supposed to speak Uzbek. To anyone who is so attached to the Russian language: you can always just move to Russia
u/Dramatic-Grocery-943 — 7 days ago
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Is anyone here working as an apt sales agent in Tashkent ?
Hey guys, I’ve been looking at a few job offers and they’re claiming you can make around $1,500–$2,500 a month. Is that actually realistic, especially for a beginner?
Would appreciate hearing from anyone who’s actually worked in this field in Tashkent. What’s the pay really like?
u/Jesse-Morgan — 8 days ago