The JAO is a semi autonomous region/oblast in Russia established during the ussr period.
It borders China and sits in the Tungusic speaking peoples nomadic lands north of the Amur river.
For those curious.
I would like to know what life is like in Liverpool; specifically, I would like to know more about the quality of life, quality of public transport, and the city's cultural heritage (museums, events, festivals, etc.).
I am a Czechoslovakian interior decorator, for context.
My job offer is in downtown Victoria. I hear the weather can be nice even though nearby can be very wet and cold. I love nature, people, and many aspects of Canadian government and Canadian citizens. I speak English, Spanish, and German. I'm looking for the real cost of living (taxes, food, gas, recreation, housing in or out of the city). I love hiking. I am a middle-aged, single male. Thank you, in advance, for any advice you can offer!
I am considering moving to Dresden next year to start my PhD and wanted to know what the general living situation is in the city.
Since I am a member of the LGBT+ community, I would also like to know how progressive the city is. I heard the stereotype of people saying that the city is more conservative due to being eastern Germany, but I wanna know from people who actually live there or lived there before.
Thank you 😊
Just curious: I know a lot of people through work and school from India who say Tamil Nadu is very culturally distinct. Would love to hear what it’s like to live there and how it varies form the rest of the country culturally, economically, etc.
Is there anyone in the group living near Santa Barbara?
What kind of income is considered adequate for a couple there? I’ve received a somewhat modest unofficial offer, and I see that apartment rents are very high—around $5k. What would be a reasonable salary level?
Also, since it’s a startup, I’m unsure about its stability. Is there any way to verify if the company is solid? It wouldn't be ideal to leave my current job only to have things go south at the new company after just a few months.
Thanks in advance.
I am 4+ years away from retirement. I've lived my entire adult life in the US, but raised in both Canada and USA. I am also a EU citizen (Ireland) through my grandparents. I will be 60 at retirement age.
Our daughter has fully emigrated to Germany and we are looking at being closer to her but Austria is more affordable than Baveria. I've been to Austria a few times and am going back in Nov and March to sort pregame house/apartment hunting. Oh, and Vienna is an option too but it seems really far from Munich and Insbruck is at the high end of what we could afford.
I've never been to Linz but all the searches keep telling me to check it out.
Like I said, I'll be 60, my pension will be in the 6 figures and I speak basic German. I'd love to hear from expats (American or Canadian).
What other names does it have in the languages of that region?
Do people often cross over to the coasts of the other countries?
I'm just curious what really goes on, here. There are some settlements here, it seems. What's like compared to the rest of California? What about in comparison to some other pacific islands?