Thread: Regarding Russian in the Baltic States

They are not a minority in largest cities.
In Rīga and Daugavpils you can easily live using only Russian.

And their language is considered foreign.

Originally Posted by Marcus

And their language is considered foreign.

In Moscow - Tajik, Uzbek, Armenian, Georgian languages also are considered foreign, don't you mind it?

Originally Posted by Romik

In Moscow - Tajik, Uzbek, Armenian, Georgian languages also are considered foreign, don't you mind it?

So, you're Russian, but don't pretty much like Moscow, right? =)

PS. I'm NOT getting personal, just curious.

Originally Posted by Eric C.

So, you're Russian, but don't pretty much like Moscow, right? =)

PS. I'm NOT getting personal, just curious.

You seem not the one who can understand such kind of things.
I'm Russian and I feel the same way to Moscow as normal Englishmen to London when it's flooded by foreign people with different culture.