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Japanese man looking for work in Belgrade; he knows Cyrillic, but not English
Vreme čitanja: oko 1 min.
It remains a secret what brought him to Belgrade
A Japanese man was last night standing in Knez Mihailova Street, central Belgrade, displaying a message reading, in Serbian, "I'm looking for work."
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"I'm looking for work in Belgrade. It's urgent. I'd do any kind (of job). Thank you."
Our reporter and the man didn't understand each other very well, all we managed to find out was that he is from Japan and what his name is, "Rio."
It remains a secret what brought him to Belgrade and made him decide to take this step.
The message, neatly written in grammatically correct Serbian Cyrillic, was probably the work of one of his local friends.
(Telegraf.rs)
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