Let's introduce ourselves! by Latvian school
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The document provides information about Latvia and a school. It states that the capital of Latvia is Rīga, the currency is Lats, the nationality is Latvian, and the longest river is Gauja. It also notes there are around 400 students and 40 teachers at the school, which has a sports hall and participates in competitions led by headmistress Ulla Logina, and that the school is 73 years old. It lastly mentions class 7 has very talented students including painters, a pianist and singers who do what they love.
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- 2. Capital city – Rīga Money-Lats Nationality- Latvian Longest river-Gauja (452 km) President – Andris Bērziņš Seasons Summer, winter, spring, autumn
- 3. There are 400 students in our school There are ~40 teachers in our school. We have got a big sports hall Our school participates in many competitions Our headmistress is Ulla Logina Our school is 73 years old
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