Megafon and mtc in Russia

Russian megafon and mtc have the following meanings:

MTS (Russian MTC, actually equivalent to English MTS), straight line and loudspeaker. It is said that MTS is the most expensive, and the price of Beeline is favorable. The loudspeaker didn't understand. Because I only go to Moscow, there are three major operators' shops on the third floor of the airport express building at SVO airport (on the same floor as the express train).

You can directly tell the clerk how many days you will stay and what card you need, and the clerk will directly help you with the set meal. I bought MTS's 15GB flow card, which is valid for 15 days (daily 19 rubles), with 500 minutes of calls and 500 short messages. Beeline also has a daily set meal.

The name of Russia

In the 9th century, in the process of establishing the state of Gullas with Kiev as the center, the ancestors of Russians-the Eastern Slavs of Gullas tribe gradually formed, and later became the country name. The name Russia was learned by Mongolians who came into contact with Russians earlier in China, and the consonant R is rarely used in Mongolian.

When Mongolians encounter this situation, they often add the corresponding vowel O, so Ross is translated into OROS in Mongolian, and the first syllable is O, which is why China Yuan Dynasty historical books are called Volos or Oros. In the Ming dynasty, the contact between China and Russia was interrupted, and it was not until the end of the Ming dynasty that direct contact between China and Russia began. At that time, China and Han Chinese literally translated into Luo Cha.