The USA. All the Nuances
4 hrs. 48 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Konstantin Tyabut
Author
Konstantin Tyabut
Narrator
Igor Gmyza
Narrator
Igor Gmyza
Description
This audiobook is not a tourist’s quick look—it is memoirs based on many years of living experience in the USA.
“In my 19th year I decided that my time had come to conquer the peaks, and I set my sights on America itself. I flew to my dream country expecting inevitable success. All I had in my pocket was $200, but I thought it was enough to start… I’ll tell you right away: America didn’t welcome me with open arms. It decided to test how strong I was.
At first I lived both in a stinking house with cats and ferrets, and in a trailer with bedbugs, and in a basement with cockroaches. I had to learn how to survive. I walked down the burning highway looking for any kind of work. Years went by, and in the end America accepted me. I married an American woman, moved to California, and started a new life.”
In the audiobook you’ll find answers to questions that worry many people: how to get a Green Card and relocate legally, how to learn English and become one of “your own” among strangers, whether moving is worth it at all, and why I still returned to my homeland. It won’t be boring—I promise!
“In my 19th year I decided that my time had come to conquer the peaks, and I set my sights on America itself. I flew to my dream country expecting inevitable success. All I had in my pocket was $200, but I thought it was enough to start… I’ll tell you right away: America didn’t welcome me with open arms. It decided to test how strong I was.
At first I lived both in a stinking house with cats and ferrets, and in a trailer with bedbugs, and in a basement with cockroaches. I had to learn how to survive. I walked down the burning highway looking for any kind of work. Years went by, and in the end America accepted me. I married an American woman, moved to California, and started a new life.”
In the audiobook you’ll find answers to questions that worry many people: how to get a Green Card and relocate legally, how to learn English and become one of “your own” among strangers, whether moving is worth it at all, and why I still returned to my homeland. It won’t be boring—I promise!
