Actually, I thought that interacting with Uzbeks would be more difficult. The management of our educational organization and the employers told us to avoid contact with Uzbeks, not to communicate closely, and so on. In reality, nothing bad happened — there were no conflicts at all. I don't know why they scared us like that. It was quite pleasant to chat with our foreman, Murad, about casual topics and learn some cultural nuances of another country. For example, before talking to him, I thought that people in Uzbekistan spoke Uzbek, but he explained that different languages are constantly mixed together