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There are people from many different nationalities that live together in the community of Energetic, including Belarusians, Russians, Georgians, Armenians, Kazakhs, and Poles. While there is diversity in religions, there is only one church and cathedral so some nationalities lack a place to pray. Most people speak Russian as their primary language, though some still speak Belarusian, which is becoming less common. The most popular school events for teenagers are Teacher's Day, Prom Night, and the New Year Party, as these allow students to socialize with teachers and each other and have fun.
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- 2. There are people of different nationalities in Energetic: Belarusians Russians Georgians Armenians Kazakhs and Poles
- 3. There are no special events, places to go or something else for people of different nationalities. They do everything we do. The only difference is their religions. But there is only a church and one cathedral in our community. And they have not got a place to pray.
- 4. People speak Russian language mostly. Some of us speak Belarusian ( it`s unusual but Belarusians don`t practically speak Belarusian language). Our language is loosing popularity nowadays. Our government is using Russian. People speak Russian at work and at home. We are having different meetings, festivals, concerts, olympiads and others to raise the interest to our language and hope it`ll be much better soon.
- 5. We study: Belarusian Russian and English.
- 6. Our teenagers like : Teacher`s Day Prom Night New Year Party
- 7. To sum up. The most popular school events with the teenagers are: the first of September ( the first day at school), teacher`s day ( the first Sunday of October), New Year Party ( the students of 9-11 grades have to prepare the party themselves) and Prom Night. There teenagers can have fun together with their teachers, create decorations as they want, play tricks on their classmates. What we like most is to be in the event but not outside.
- 8. Thank you for attention! With love from Belarus!