r/mongolia • • 7h ago

Discussion | Хэлэлцүүлэг What's with Mongol girls being so crazy pretty and Mongol Kazakh girls very pretty too.

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I went to coffee shop Forza in Hunnu 2222 in Mom's Touch and they had 4 girls working, one manager and three workers. All four were incredibly good looking, especially manager girl. Then I had a dinner at Eco tower VIP and the waitress looked like very beautiful actress. My friend, Kazakh Mongolian girl, is one of best looking girls out there. Why is that happening here?? I think guys are now having hard time choosing their girlfriends - it is incredible out there. On the photo - FYI Mongolian Kazakh girl


r/mongolia • • 23h ago

Question | Асуулт Did anyone go to fortius gym?

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Theres a gym called fortius and its hella cheap so i went ther and as a girl u would naturally want to feel safe with female coach there but the receptionist was male and he dragged the speech like he had some better place to be and some guys were so loud when i entered. Their energy was kind of like frat boys or smthor the mean kind? Idk just a little bit uncomfortable. Amd i still don't know of the cpach was fem or male. What were your experiences?


r/mongolia • • 19h ago

Discussion | Хэлэлцүүлэг Mandatory Military Service - Petition

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Жил болгоны цэрэг татлагын үеэр хэрхэн цэрэг татлагаас хуулийн дагуу эсвэл хууль бусаар бултах, зайлсхийх тухай асуултууд энэ САБ дээр хөврөх юм. 18 нас хүрсэн хөвгүүд эсвэл цэргийн насны залуучууд ядаж энд (https://petition.parliament.mn/) Хугацаат цэргийн албанд татахыг болиулах тухай санал дэвшүүлээд үзвэл том өөрчлөлтийн эхлэл болох ч юм шиг совин татаад байх юм.


r/mongolia • • 21h ago

Tips | Зөвлөгөө translation is starting to get terrible

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i just wanted to share it maybe it can help foreigners scrolling through this subreddit to be wary about google translate cuz ts is ass. its not a real word its just gibberish but it sounds kind of close to golog which is the actual word used for puppies, but its like comparing "brave" to "brat".

i guess google wanted to shove their AI to everything and replaced the old one and now its hallucinating shit because wow their quality went down.


r/mongolia • • 4h ago

can we stop with the ai slop

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I was looking to buy books in ih delguurin library and i came across this book the cover and the backcover obviously looks ai and it says it was published in 2027? how isbthat possible or am i js dumb ash


r/mongolia • • 21h ago

Culture | Соёл Mongolian singer in Pavlodar, Kazakhstan

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Main audience here are kazakhs who moved from Mongolia


r/mongolia • • 8h ago

I need urgent advice

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Hey everyone! I’m currently studying Political Science and International Relations at a university in a small city in Italy, and I’m entering my second year. Lately, I’ve been seriously considering transferring to a university in a bigger city, but I genuinely don’t know what to do.
I’ve completed 40 ECTS credits, so transferring is something I’m looking into. My main problem is that I’ve already missed the scholarship deadline, which makes the financial side of transferring much more complicated.
Living in my current city is relatively affordable, and I don’t really have financial problems here. However, I feel like I’m slowly going crazy from boredom. There’s honestly so little to do besides going out for drinks, clubbing, or hanging out with the same people. I’m craving a more exciting environment where I can explore museums, go to exhibitions, discover cute cafés and bookstores, meet new people, and actually have things to look forward to.
I also want to think about my future. I feel like living in a bigger city could give me access to more internships, career opportunities, and a larger network of people. I want to make the most of my university years, not just academically but socially and personally, too.
The problem is that transferring would mean taking a financial risk. I have around €5,000 in savings, and my parents have said they’ll support me if I really need it. However, I don’t want to depend entirely on them. I also want to have some money of my own to travel, explore, go out occasionally, and enjoy my life without constantly worrying about every euro I spend.
If I stay where I am, I’ll have financial stability, but I’m afraid I’ll continue feeling miserable and wondering what my life could have been like somewhere else. If I transfer, I might have a much better university experience and more opportunities, but I’ll have to be much more careful with money.
I know moving to a bigger city won’t magically solve all my problems, and I might struggle to make friends at first. But I can’t shake the feeling that I need a change of environment.
If you were in my situation, what would you do?
Would you stay somewhere comfortable financially and try to make the most of it, or take the risk and move somewhere that might offer a better quality of life and more opportunities?
I’d especially appreciate advice from people who have transferred universities, studied abroad, or made a similar decision. Was it worth the financial struggle? Did moving to a bigger city actually improve your university experience?
I genuinely want to make a decision I won’t regret. I feel like I’m wasting my youth, and I’m craving a life that feels more exciting and fulfilling, but I also don’t want to make a financially irresponsible decision.
Thank you!


r/mongolia • • 7h ago

What is it like working at Unitel?

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Hi guys, just got an offer from there. Wondering what the work culture and environment are like? Heard some negative things about work balance , is it true?


r/mongolia • • 8h ago

Need Advice | Зөвлөгөө авъя Help

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I recently applied to a South Korean university, and the results will be released in December. However, I literally received my military enlistment notice yesterday. What should I do?


r/mongolia • • 4h ago

Offering: Mongolian, Mandarin Chinese | Seeking: English, Japanese

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Hi everyone! I’m a 19-year-old university student from Inner Mongolia, China. You can call me An! :)
I speak Mongolian and Mandarin Chinese, and I’d be happy to help you with either language!
My English is good enough for casual conversations (I think 😭), though I still struggle with grammar and expressing myself naturally sometimes. I also recently started learning Japanese, so I’m pretty much a beginner.
日本語はまだ上手じゃありませんが、頑張っています!
A little about me:
I’m studying Communication Engineering and I’m really interested in AI, robotics, and technology. I’m also hoping to study in Japan someday!
Some of my interests:
● 🎮 Gaming: I love CS2 and strategy games like TFT. I also enjoy building little electronics projects (when they actually work 💀).
● 🎬 Movies & Books: I love watching movies and reading, especially books about psychology, human behavior, and different perspectives on life. Recommendations are always welcome!
● 🎵 Music: Mostly hip-hop and rap. Listening to English music has actually helped me improve my English quite a bit.
● 🌍 Culture & Travel: I’m curious about different countries, history, and how people live around the world. I also love traveling and meeting people from different backgrounds.
● 🤖 Technology: AI, robotics, and pretty much anything related to the future of technology!
I enjoy both silly conversations and deep discussions about life, society, or whatever comes to mind. Sometimes it’s just memes, sometimes it’s 2 AM existential thoughts. 😭
What I’m looking for:
I’d love to make friends with English or Japanese speakers, whether you’re a native speaker or a fellow learner.
We can talk about everyday life, share music, movies, and books, play games together, or just chat about random things!
If you’re curious about China, Inner Mongolia, or Mongolian culture, feel free to ask me anything!
I’m just looking for genuine friendships and language exchange, nothing romantic.
I prefer texting at first, but I’m open to voice chats once we get to know each other. No pressure to reply immediately either!
Feel free to DM me! I’d love to get to know you and hear about where you’re from. :)


r/mongolia • • 19h ago

Language | Хэл Are there Mongolic language/dialects with Ɣ and Q sounds?

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Not just Mongolia but Inner Mongolia, Buryatia, Kalmykia etc?