So, I'm Told Armenian is Waaaaay Easier Than Georgian
მეგობრები!
It's been
longer than normal since my last email. But I'm in Georgian. So that's neat. We
flew into Armenia through Moscow which was very nice. Some of the Armenian
missionaries did not enjoy our overseas flight, but I slept very well so it was
good. We stayed a couple nights at an Armenia hotel, and met with the mission
president and his family. We did some street contacting in Yerevan. I totally
placed a pamphlet about the restoration of Christ's gospel. My Armenian is
quite good, and that is why I'm convinced that Georgian is significantly harder
than Armenian. Anyway.
I said my
goodbyes to all the Armenians, and the mission president and his family drove
me from Yerevan to Tbilisi. It was a very long drive but the scenery was really
pretty and it was good to catch up on a bit of sleep. We got in late so I met
my trainer, Elder Hunt. He's been out for a year and a half. It seems that
he'll be a good teacher for the next three months. He also said that Armenia is
technically a six week language in the MTC. Please confirm.
My first
full day in country, we had a baptismal service and a zone conference, so I got
to meet a lot of the members of one branch and all the Georgian missionaries.
They're all very fun and it's awesome to have people to speak the language to.
We've been busy. We have met with a few people, but since we've had so many
special events we haven't been super super jam packed busy.
One more
cool thing. The next Fast and Furious movie is filming in Tbilisi literally on
the street we live on in Delisi. Yes we saw Vin Diesel and John Cena. That's
all I've got for now, but I'll be back next Monday with more news საქართველოდან.
ნახვამდის!
--უხუცესი ფიშერი
Sister and President Picard with Elder Fisher
Entering Georgia
First companion -- Elder Hunt
Georgia Zone Conference
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