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Be a RISKTAKER why not

 I'm not saying do the most dangerous thing The risk comes from living with people from different culture, trying their food, embracing the unknown and learning through the whole experience. Risk takers take advantage of the opportunity to learn, experience, and grow.

 I'm studying in Vilnius more than 3 years. If there is anybody who wants to study in abroad can read my friendly and warm article (not an article :D)

 Lithuania is on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Just over 40,500 square miles (65,000 square kilometers) in the area, it shares borders with Poland and Kaliningrad (Russian Federation) in the southwest, Belarus in the east, and Latvia in the north. The capital, Vilnius, lies in the southwestern part of the country. The official language is Lithuanian. Lithuanian is spoken by nearly everyone in the country except for a few Russians and Poles. In the winter, they desire to prepare and eat warm, wholesome food. Pork, smoked meats, cabbage, beets, and potatoes(they eat a lot of potatoes) 90% of them are mainly Roman Catholic.

 Before you go to another country for studying you have to think and investigate a lot, first consider your family what they think about this situation and what will they do after sending their lovely child off. For example, my mother didn't want me to come to here she cried all summer and repeated telling me to change your mind you don't have to go and so on.

BELIEVE ME ITS REALY VERY COLDD !!!

Little bit about this lovely country

 Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania, and also the country's largest city. The city possesses a rich cultural and historical heritage; the Old Town of Vilnius was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. However, the city has also developed into a modern international city.

You will be surprised at how many art galleries – public and private, traditional and contemporary – there are in Vilnius.Current President of the Republic of Lithuania. Dalia Grybauskaitė (she is really nice woman)The largest city is Vilnius where I live 

 Of course like everybody before coming here ı asked uncle google then came and made observation everything was pretty much the same without one thing why Lithuanians don't smile and so cold serious and critical completely false even ı met with some girls on the bus and started being a friend,everybody whom I asked sth on the road they answered and helped in every situation just they are not slimy.The State of Lithuania is an independent and democratic republic (in this sentence I mean really democratic not like Turkey :D) Everybody is partying they good at drinking. You can see women drivers and builder.

The Most Sensitive Question Ever (why did you choose Vilnius?)

1.  You will get Eu- wide recognized diplomas

2.  I believed living in abroad will make me all surrounded different cultures, unique traditions 
3.  You know English is not valuable anymore and studying in Vilnius give me chance to learn     Lithuanian and Russian also

4.  Comfortable and funny learning environment.

5.  Welcoming people

6.  Cheaper than other europian countries

7.  Safe and high educational standards, qualities