Question

compare two cities/towns/villages in your country
можете сравнить алмату и астану?

Answer 1

Объяснение:

Astana - cleanliness. "The status of the capital makes itself felt. The city is cleaned several times a day: in the morning, in the middle of the day and in the evening, or late at night. It's so nice that there is practically no garbage on the sidewalks, and the roadway is cleared of snow in 90% of cases. Almaty, of course, is also being cleaned, but there is more garbage there. Astana is being cleaned in such a way that it feels as if 01 himself personally monitors it every day." The second is roads. "The quality of the road surface in the capital is much higher. Yes, there are some gorgeous road sections in Almaty too, but there are a lot more of them in Astana. Yes, almost all of Astana is paved with smooth asphalt, unlike Almaty. I drove a car both there and there, so I say with confidence that in terms of roads, Almaty is not a competitor to Astana." The third is people. "It is possible that sellers in Almaty kiosks are a little more polite than those in the capital, but, in general, people in Astana are kinder and more welcoming. There is no disparaging attitude towards visitors, as in Almaty. In any case, I did not notice this in my surroundings. On the contrary, everyone is happy when they find out that a person is from another region. Questions about the interlocutor's region immediately begin. In Almaty, people are somehow more arrogant and a little hostile to visitors. And in general, people are simpler in Astana. Almaty residents are too pretentious and like to show off a lot. Not a single Almaty resident will admit this to you, but give them bread or give them something to do. Astana residents are not like that, and I mean not only indigenous, but also those Astana residents who have lived in the capital for at least 5 years. I don't know why, but these people are much simpler than the newly arrived Almaty residents," the student obviously forgot about the intention not to hurt anyone's feelings, describing the temper of the residents of the southern capital with taste.