Uzbekistan

May 13, 2014 13:17



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pro100_petrov May 13 2014, 18:03:35 UTC
I m living in uzbek city Mosсow :)

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peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:06:18 UTC
There are a lot of migrant workers from Uzbekistan in Moscow? I remember a lot of Tajiks! They are the equivalent of our Mexican and Central American workers in America. Personally, they don't bother me. Most of them are dedicated workers, taking hard labor jobs most Americans won't do.

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pro100_petrov May 13 2014, 18:08:49 UTC
Both tajiks and usbeks, and kyrgyz.

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peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:10:15 UTC
You can distinguish between these people? Probably I would not be able to recognize which are Tajik, Uzbek or Kyrgyz.

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pro100_petrov May 13 2014, 18:13:57 UTC
Yes, First of all they are different by race, Kirgys are monholoids, tajiks are europeans, uzbeks are something middle. And they have absolutely different languages.

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peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:19:34 UTC
As an English speaker, I would not recognize the difference in the languages. They would likely sound the same to me, although I definitely know when people are speaking Russian. It happened last night in my apartment elevator. A mom and daughter were speaking the language. They were totally surprised when they got off on their floor, and I said "до свидания!" :))

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pro100_petrov May 13 2014, 18:25:10 UTC
:)

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this may help pin_gwin May 13 2014, 18:20:02 UTC

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Re: this may help peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:22:11 UTC
Wow! Cool, thanks. :)) What's the Russian word in #13? It's the only one I can't read. Something "Lat"??

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Re: this may help pin_gwin May 13 2014, 18:23:22 UTC
Latvian (Lah-tysh)

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Re: this may help peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:25:06 UTC
I see now, thanks. We would say "Latvian," that's why I was confused.

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Re: this may help elenire June 6 2014, 05:20:26 UTC
There is a some difference between "латыш" (laah-tysh) and "латвиец" (lah-tvi-ets), They both are two words about the man from Latvia. But латыш is a real ethnic latvian, and латвиец - any man from Latvia, for example, the Uzbek migrated to Latvia =)
By the way, this is the problem of Latvia till nowadays. They have two different kind of passports, regular passport and "alien passport of non-citizen", aliens limited in some rights. But they are real citizens, not like a LPR status in USA, and there are still more than 250000 such "aliens" there now. It is the reason of some conflicts between ethic Latvians and citizens of former Latvian SSR, who lived, worked or settled in Latvia in USSR time, but their parents were not Latvians

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Re: this may help peacetraveler22 June 6 2014, 14:48:21 UTC
Interesting, thanks! I didn't know about the different passport designations.

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Re: this may help pro100_petrov May 13 2014, 18:39:58 UTC
It is simple

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Re: this may help peacetraveler22 May 13 2014, 18:42:15 UTC
Yes, I see the facial variances in the photos. #1 most handsome.

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Re: this may help qi_tronic May 13 2014, 21:59:17 UTC
Tajik are Iranian people (Aryans like Russians)
Kyrgyz are turks (original mongoloid turks from Altai, not like those mixed-race in Turkey)
Uzbek are product of a turkish invasion into an Iranian area.

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