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Wednesday English With Charlie: American Symbols

  • America House Kyiv 6 Mykoly Pymonenka Street Kyiv, 02000 Ukraine (map)

The 4th of July is knocking at our door, so this week we've decided to look at American symbols. What represents America, and how has this representation changed across the years? What's the deal with the Statue of Liberty, and why did Benjamin Franklin want the turkey as our national bird? Join us this week to discuss all this and more!

Attendance and participation are free. You just need to let us know if you’re coming by registering for the event in advance. We’ll save you a spot and keep you posted about any changes.

📅 When: July 1st, 19:00-20:30.  

📍 Where: America House Kyiv (Mykoly Pymonenka, 6).    

Register here

📌 The deadline to register is July 1st, 12 pm Kyiv Time.

The event will take place at America House Kyiv (Mykoly Pymonenka Street 6.) Please familiarize yourself with the rules of admission before your visit. Remember to bring your passport or driver’s license to enter America House Kyiv.

See you soon!

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