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Uzbekistan!


In 2009, the capital turned 2200 years old. Our country is thriving and will continue to do so for many years to come! I love


and waterless deserts.


Ferghana valley is famous for its mountainous nature, and the Republic of Karakalpakstan and its surroundings ‐ steppes


Uzbekistan is a vast country! In the vast expanses of our country, there are many steppes and mountains. For example, the


technology were transmitted over vast distances.


and precious stones traveled the great Silk road. And, of course, knowledge. Knowledge, discoveries of science and


civilizations, passed through the territory of Uzbekistan for centuries. Of course, I mean Europe and Asia. Fabrics, spices,


same mosque, just at different times. The Great Silk Road which connected two different worlds and two different


of Bukhara was built by the Emir of Bukhara more than 420 years ago, and before that, Jews and Muslims prayed in the


peoples have lived on this land for many centuries in peace, harmony and mutual respect. The famous ancient synagogue


of the 13th and 20th centuries. These are cities such as Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva. The representatives of different


generation to generation. There are also open ‐ air Museum cities in Uzbekistan. They preserve the culture and architecture


Uzbekistan has its own centuries‐old history, which I study. There are many traditions that are passed down from


population can speak Russian. In some regions, such as Samarkand and Bukhara, the indigenous population speaks Tajik.


Uzbek is the official language of my homeland and the language of international communication. Up to 80% of the


in December and now it's snow everywhere and the sidewalks are frozen.


it is hot, but sometimes it snows. This year it fell a few weeks before the beginning of December, then several more times


My homeland is an infinitely warm and sunny country, the summer is hot and dry, the autumn is quite warm, even in winter


rivers‐the Amu Darya and Syr Darya, bordering Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Afghanistan.


homeland, my hometown. And my great homeland is an independent state in the heart of Central Asia, between two


any other country. The capital of my homeland is Tashkent and it is also full of history. We can say that Tashkent is my small


and interests are formed, regardless of his nationality. I spent my seventeen years here in Tashkent and have never lived in


in relation to the Motherland. Homeland is the place where a person's young years are spent, during which his character


Russia, because its indigenous population is Russian, but then I realized that nationality does not have any special meaning


home and my family and relatives are here. Russian by nationality and earlier, as a child, I thought that my homeland is


I was born in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is my homeland but not just because I was born here. I grew up in this country, my


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I. UZBEKISTAN ‐ MY NATIVE COUNTRY. IT IS MY FUTURE, DESTINY


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