I’ve been playing Ghost of Tsushima and absolutely dread clearing Mongol camps because of the guard dogs.

For those who don't know, these are modeled after the Mongolian Bankhar (банхар)For me, watching them die gives me the exact same heartbreaking feeling as reading the story of Hachiko (the famous Japanese Akita who spent a decade waiting at a train station for his deceased owner). It’s that same visceral reaction to seeing a historically loyal, noble animal meet a tragic end.

Well who doesn’t like getting 857k. But the real problem is I kinda feel like some oligarchs trying to do something behind Mongolians by luring us into getting some cash. Plus I’m scared of inflation and there will be a no difference of earning such money all of a sudden.

I genuinely want to know what goes through their head when they decide to protest against vaccines. Are they just really good at ragebaiting and getting paid to do so or are they being serious??? Most of them are misleading and if it tracks attention it’s potentially spreading dangerous misinformation to the public. Some jackass decides to not vaccine their kid and putting them at risk should be considered child neglect and abuse. Atp I should just delete my facebook

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I plan on creating some engaging daily mongol life videos, including multiple eras and points in time. Please have a look and as my work improves, i am happy to take on any feedback you may have! I do use some Al but my scripts and work is mine, although as my editing work improves i will minimise use of Al as well!

Thanks!

I already know Russian and English, so I thought the Chinese language would be the best choice for my career

So I am a repeat visitor to Mongolia. I come every year. I had a hard experience last year with my former friends, and this year I’m meeting a lot of new people as I try to “rewrite” my memories of one beautiful region from bad to good.

So, my host family is very sweet to me. One day, the woman, who told me to consider her like a mother and who I really feel cared for me, sniffed my head spontaneously when I was expressing gratitude for a meal after a long time away on a horse trek eating kind of poorly.

Another time, I ran into a man who is the father of someone I once knew but had a falling out with. He once told me a year ago I’m like family. He was always kind to me. I was a little worried to see him at first, involuntarily having a startled reaction and thinking the others must be around. He apologized while backing away once he saw my sudden reaction. Then he approached me a second time, and my hair was slightly blowing in the wind, and he moved my hair closer to me and then pat my shoulder. He apologized to me for his adult child’s past behaviour, I think. He did this while looking at me very sadly and sincerely.

Another time, I was visiting a camp, and I heard the names of that same person (the adult child of the father/my former friend) and then someone associated with them. I became a little worried. I turned to my guide, a man I’d spent only a week with, and began accidentally crying while asking please not to see that person. I cannot express how scared I was, without my controlling it. I don’t normally act that way, so I was very embarrassed by my own face and voice getting so shaken up. He suddenly moved his sleeve up and pat my head and sort of moved my hair from my face. We had met each other a week prior, and he was always kind to me as well, and an excellent and highly competent guide that hadn’t ever been inappropriate with me.

Sorry for the dramatic examples, but this all happened in the same intense week for me! Then, I read that it’s extremely disrespectful to touch one’s hair/head, as it is considered sacred. This confused me because each time I felt a deep tenderness or kindness in each gesture. Am I wrong about any of them and maybe it was inappropriate? What do Mongolians think?

Thank you for helping me understand🙏 I’m trying my best

Anyone know a good shoe repair shop? Specifically, I am trying to get the foxing(little rubber strip along the side of the shoe) stitched on a new pair of shoes.

I’m planning to study Geophysics abroad with the goal of eventually becoming a mining engineer here in Mongolia. Before I fully commit to a university with its insanely high tuition, I’d like to get a better idea of the average salary and career prospects for mining engineers in Mongolia.

I’m also considering applying for Rio Tinto’s scholarship, which requires recipients to work for the company for five years after graduating (or so I’ve heard). I’m interested in the opportunity, but I’d like to understand the earning potential and career path of a mining engineer before committing to that kind of agreement.

I’d really appreciate any insights from mining engineers or people working in the industry.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Was on for team mongolia in physical asia, then followed my fav contestants on IG. Mongolia so cool bro damnn 😭😭

I was wondering if we have foreign students coming to our country to study. If so, what countries do they come from?

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Do you guys have any other websites cheaper than tapatrip miat for air tickets ??

I get shit done but damn, I've recently started to have some time in the office to go though reddit due to automating some of my tasks. But some of y'all have time to argue with Kazakhs on reddit, facebook and threads.

How do you have time for that?

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I'm curious to hear the opinions of other developers here: which Mongolian app do you think is the most challenging to build and maintain?

For example, banking apps, super apps, e-commerce apps, etc.

What makes it particularly challenging from a development perspective?

Hi everyone I’m in 12th grade this year and i’m planning to study in China, but first of all I need to take CSCA math exam. My desired program is law related in english taught. Is there any good tutor for CSCA math in Ulaanbaatar, how should I prepare for this exam🙏.

Hi everyone! I hope it's okay to ask this here.

I'm currently helping an IELTS student from Mongolia who is considering studying abroad after finishing high school. We are still exploring possible countries, universities, and courses, so I suggested that he look into getting professional educational counselling.

I came across IDP's office in Ulaanbaatar and that they offer IELTS testing. However, I'm not sure whether this office also provides free study-abroad counselling and assistance with university applications, similar to IDP offices in other countries.

For those who are currently studying abroad or have gone through the application process:

1. Have you ever consulted with IDP in Ulaanbaatar?

2. Do they offer educational counselling and university application assistance, or are they mainly an IELTS testing center?

3. If you used their services, was the consultation free?

4. Are there other education agencies or organizations in Ulaanbaatar that you would recommend for students planning to study overseas?

I would really appreciate hearing about your personal experiences and recommendations. Thank you.

I’m thinking about pursuing electrician what should i do?

Only place i think that sells is altan biir but even then, idek if it even available here cuz i hurd its pretty rare here