Muborak Zakyrqyzy 🇺🇿🇺🇸

Feeling 19 and thriving❤️‍🔥🫂

This week, the Thanksgiving holiday was celebrated in America. Therefore, we did not have classes at the university throughout the week. It’s a good opportunity to prepare for final exams.

Sometimes I compare myself now with who I was a year ago. There’s a big difference. I see the current Muborak as a much calmer person, far from the thought that 'the world revolves around me,' but with increased self-confidence.
Especially from the recent anonymous questions and answers, I realized that even those on my channel are just like me, positive thinkers and very sincere people.
I’m so thankful for having you!

I've been thinking about writing a post on a specific topic. Then I wanted to write about binational children, which has been a long-time passion of mine. Children of parents of two different nationalities may easily speak two languages, are aware of two different cultures, and if they move to another country, they will learn a third language and culture. Why did I reach this conclusion?!

For example, I am in the same circumstance, my father is Uzbek and my mother is Kazakh. Most of the Central Asian students in the primary school I tutor are like this.
Children are growing up in households of Uzbek-Kazakh, Kyrgyz-Kazakh, and Russian-Turkish, American-Georgian nationalities. I can say one thing for certain, these kids are extremely intelligent, broad-minded, creative, and can speak at least four languages.

I have always admired them. Because I believe that, these gifted talents will benefit them much in the future.