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Maria wakes up early in the morning and eats salad at night. She reads the Bible with her family at night and likes to sleep at night. Fernanda does not like reading and instead watches TV with her family at night.

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Fernanda, what do you do in the morning?

MARIA WHAT DO YOU DO AT
NIGHT
I eat salad at night

FERNANDA YOU DO READING AT
NIGHT?
I dont like Reading

This event was organised by Domus Dorpatensis and AIESEC Tartu. It was a frutiful discussion on Indian culture with the Indian students in Tartu University Chandana and Pratyush. The Estonian side was represented by Leho Rubis who is an Estonian teacher painter and musician. He visited 5 times to India traveling in many parts and shared his good and bad experiences while living in India He also takes Indian flute courses in Varanasi.

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