Tsenguun.a.z
Introduction
I have been born and raised in Mongolia, love this country. I have been aboard for some time now and currently back in Ulaanbaatar. Now that I am back, I am doing my best but want to meet and help expats in Mongolia. I feel like by helping them, they are helping me grow so win-win for everyone wouldn't you say?
I am a male.
I am single. I am employed.
I joined expat.com on 07 October 2016.
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Tsenguun.a.zposted on the thread How many current users are in UB now?
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Tsenguun.a.zcreated the thread How many current users are in UB now? forum on the Mongolia forum
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Tsenguun.a.zposted on the thread I may be traveling to Mongolia very soon
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Expat experience
I am currently in the Real estate business but I want to do more while I can, I am looking to invest my time into how I can build a better relationship with foreign people, especially those who are coming to Ulaanbaatar.
I like that I grow up in this country and probably loves it more than those who didn't.
I hate/love the weather at the same time, I know this is cliche but weather can be extreme in Mongolia
Well, I had the time of my life here. I went to college with kids around my age without my parents watching over me so I had a blast. Living and meeting with people from different countries have taught me a lot about the people around the globe. Seattle had its charms and downers. With lots of rain and no snow was very different from Mongolia, especially during the winter. I have missed snow so much for some reason.
Well, what can I say, it is Seattle for god's sake? I like that if you are over 21 then you can buy and use recreationally . . . .
Well with the sales tax of 9.5%, that wasn't fun. other than that Seattle was liveable
I was in middle and high school while I was there; So growing boy meeting new culture for the first time, that was fun. I still have friends and people I keep in touch with to this day and hoping to meet more people
It was the good location and the people I have met probably changed me for the better.
Well I was around 15 or 16 at the time so I would have probably had a different kind of experience if I were 21
