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, . Imagine arriving in Russia for the first time in winter. : ! In the morning, you look at your phone and see: minus twenty degrees! ? Do people really go outside in weather like this? , , , . You put on a warm sweater, a winter jacket, a hat, a scarf and mittens. , . You're wearing so many clothes that you look a bit like a big bear. ! But at least now you can go for a walk! , . Outside, the snow crunches underfoot, and your breath forms white clouds. , . The trees are covered in snow, and even familiar streets look different. . Winter in Russia can vary greatly. , . In Siberia, severe cold can last for months, while on the Black Sea coast it is often much warmer. , . In the north, winter days are very short, so it can sometimes start getting dark as early as the afternoon. . But the cold doesn't stop people from enjoying their free time. , . In winter, many people go ice skating, skiing and sledding. .And after a long walk, it's especially nice to return to a warm home and have some hot tea with lemon or jam.
Current translation: Imagine arriving in Russia for the first time in winter.
