Do these Russian villagers speak the world's hardest language? 🇷🇺

[@stephenbowers6527]

As a retired university professor who studied the region, I find these videos to be among the best I.have ever seen

[@ieuanskinner9772]

Honestly these are some of the best travel videos I've ever seen, I cannot get over how raw of an experience you're capturing, to not even call ahead and still be embraced so warmly is incredibly moving. Please keep making these if you can, they trounce even the BBC.

[@nobody-hi4py]

You better go to there wedding my man!! Amazing videos and I am really looking forward to your next journey

[@JosephMorganYT]

I think it’s already been and gone lol. I tend to overbook myself with these kinds of things on my travels… I’m glad you enjoy the content man :)

[@geodude205]

My sergeants were Tabasarans when I was serving in the Russian army in 2019. Lovely people❤

[@Potpan0]

I've been binging through your videos and they're all great! Really interesting stuff. Keep it up mate!

[@rawnukles]

Love your channel. The low view count only adds to the sense of wonder ( why is this channel not have lots of views) and of being alone in almost empty landscapes. How many languages do you speak?

[@JosephMorganYT]

I guess I don't upload enough haha. As the channel grows, though, I feel more able to spend time on it. So let's see :) Russian is the only foreign language I speak well. I enjoyed Latin and French at school but that was many years ago. I was pretty good at Hungarian but that was a labour of love that didn't really pass a cost-benefit analysis since I don't live in Hungary. I've been working on Persian recently and I hope to make videos from that part of the world in the near future.

[@misimiki]

That fruit is a quince. It's quite a hard fruit. In Hungary where I live, they make a compote or a jelly out of it. Personally, not my cup of tea.

[@magadzhabraftw6157]

The fruit at 22:30 is called "айва", or "quince" in english according to wikipedia

[@JosephMorganYT]

Yeah I was surprised that’s what they look like! It’s an unusual fruit in Britain but apparently common over there

[@magadzhabraftw6157]

🔥🔥🔥

[@Ruzanna777]

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