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Add in a little Japanese learned from manga and anime and a smattering of Korean gleaned from TV channels beamed into the country and you have an impressive collection of languages. In spring you wake up to birdsong and take in the scent of the apple flowers in the Apple Garden, once the property of the sister of the late Shah. The leaves turn glorious shades in autumn, while crows caw in the trees, and the winter brings snow and silence, apart from the cries of children playing in the streets. And at the end of the day, the delicious smell of warm pottage cooked by your mother provides a welcome respite from the cold…. The seat of learning is renowned throughout the country for educating great mariners and translators. Apart from that, Karaj has always been her home. 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