Nasikat Uraimova, Our Rotary Exchange Student from Kyrgyzstan

I don't know if there is any English or American name for Pioneer ball. It is like volleyball. The rules are the same, the only difference is you have to catch the ball, but not hit it. In our school there is a basketball team, but they don't go to other countries, they play between schools. I don't play basketball and volleyball at this level, but I went to table tennis competition between the schools. I played volleyball when I was on 6th grade, but I don't think that I'm good at it. I think that I can try to play this type of sports in the US, but only for fun. TOEFL is a test of English as a Foreign Language. I went to TOEFL courses for six months, but before that I was studying English at the Institute of Western Education for ten months, and I think that it helped me to improve my English. I like singing very much, but I don't sing in a choir, I just sing by myself and of course I want to take choir as one of my classes. I began ice skating recently, so I can't skate very well. I just do it by myself, because I'm interested in it. Our country is very mountainous, but skiing started to develop just recently. I'm interested in it and of course I want to learn skiing. My father is entrepreneur, and he participates in tenders organized by governmental agencies, army, hospitals and then he supplies produce to them. My sister Bermet lived in the south of US, in Houston, Texas. She went there by the FSA/FLEX program 8 years ago.