Living in Serbia is Better than Living in USA??

[@Jurica_Ruic]

I have been in Belgrade two years ago and stayed there with my wife for a week. They are so friendly, warm and welcoming nation.

[@shelikays5120]

Was in Serbia last year and coming back this September. I loved it. Being black I loved the attention as some people there had never seen a black person at close range. They were nice to me

[@venomnni8755]

sheli kays, awwww welcome

[@petarstanisic7456]

I dont belive that you can find one person in Serbia that didn't ever see a black person at close range...

Petar Stanišić my mom for example but yeah thats true theres a lot of those persones

[@qjtvaddict]

You are fascinating to these people

[@АлександарМаран]

I saw a black person once in Serbia. Good thing is, I believe only 1/10 actually are racist here.

[@user-wy5xg9ld5q]

Drago mi je sto makar neko uziva u ovoj zemlji hahaha

[@urosuros8423]

ɪɴᴛʀᴏᴠᴇʀᴛ.ᴇxᴇ Hahahahah dobra

[@vukbilic8358]

ɪɴᴛʀᴏᴠᴇʀᴛ.ᴇxᴇ upravu si

[@levia971]

ɪɴᴛʀᴏᴠᴇʀᴛ.ᴇxᴇ Mozes i bez para da uzivas ali ako znas kako, odi na neko selo da zivis a ne u gradu gde nista ne mozes videti i nauciti!

[@Commentator541]

Stranci uzivaju. Svi koji mogu da priuste da ne rade treba da zive ovde.

[@maksica2000]

ɪɴᴛʀᴏᴠᴇʀᴛ.ᴇxᴇ hhhhaaah da ._.

[@erckka9238]

I will visit Serbia someday

[@sirzizo]

Come to meeeeee plss

[@miroslavzderic3192]

notice me senpaiii

[@nadjatrifunovic141]

Serbia is very pretty,you will go to Ušće shopping center,Narodno pozoriste and Kalemegdan and more very pretty things.😀🤗

[@beloglavisup2]

Sure

[@mp.6058]

You are welcome😊

[@Пацанчик-ю1в]

Love Serbia from Russia 🇷🇺🍻🇷🇸

[@M.Đ-z4u]

@@dimitrijedavidovic6478 its not

[@tamaranikolic8195]

Love russia from serbia 😘

[@RedditStoriesYT-r7z]

🇷🇺🇷🇸

[@Gorana7686]

I miss bašta as well. Coming back to Serbia after 9 years. I can’t describe how excited I am.

[@diamocube5048]

bašta is garden

[@аннакосевцова-л6п]

Hello from Russia 😘😘 Thanks for video. You are amazing!)

[@diamocube5048]

Hi from a Serb, or correctly a half Serb half Russian.

[@beatrizzepeda]

Good video. Greetings from Mexico. I want to visit Serbia one day.

[@ognjenivanovic7871]

Well you should. Oh, when you go there.......NEVER talk about politics and Kosovo. Also there is no vegan/vegetarian food.

[@teyathevampire]

There is vegeterian /vegan food in big cities like Beograd or Novi Sad , in some restaurants you can ask for your food to be made vegeterian /vegan .Yes,most people here love their meat but it is not true that you can't find plant based food.Please don't spread wrong info.Peace.

[@attilabogdan9886]

Elia Beatriz Zepeda Don’t waste your time . I am from Serbia,it’s a dead country . Better go to Spain or Greece

[@ognjenivanovic7871]

Kako to misliš da je mrtva?

[@attilabogdan9886]

doggo pa zar nije? Ljudi napaćeni jer para nema,svako gleda kako mesec da izvuče. Za živeti nije uopšte. Ova devojka (vlogerka)hvali srbiju jer ne živi tamo. Lako je i lepo je u svakoj zemlji kad odeš tamo sa parama. Budi čovek pa zaradi pare u srbiji i onda posle govori kako je lepo i dobro.

[@marakijanovic1843]

I was born in America and come to Serbia every year and I wish I could live here forever.. fuxk the money and all those bs reasons people want to be in America.. the LIFESTYLE and quality of life here is so much better and there's actual soul and culture here.. I came to visit my fiancée for a couple months and now I ended up staying for 6months. Yes, healthcare here is better- I always get all of my medical things done here cuz it would be 10x more expensive in the US.. my favorite things are - food, the fact that people are relaxed and hang out at cafes and can actually just chill and life isn't always on the go and fast, healthcare, traditions, people are nicer, there's culture.. there are always downsides and of course money is one but people here figure it out.. we don't have a bunch of money but we value life and happiness... everyone that comes here say they love it! People don't think of Serbia as a travel destination but once they come they never want to leave! I fucking love Belgrade! 💕💕

[@diamocube5048]

Also, its very common when your male to greet your bois with words "bitch" and stuff. Lol

[@igorjajic6898]

И МИ ВОЛИМО ТЕБЕ СЕСТРО СЛАТКА

[@mikosczikos1794]

True, I grew up in Germany, but love love love the energy of Serbia. Vivid, warm.

[@igorjajic6898]

@@mikosczikos1794 HALF GERMANS ARE OUR BLOOD,.....SERBIAN LUISITANIA BORDER IS UNTILL ELBA RIVER,...HUNT ON NAZI NATO ISIS TALMUDIC THERORIST GANG STARTEED WE R WARM TO NORMALL DESSENT PEOPLLE BUT WE R NUCLEAR ICE TO TRASH....LOVE

[@miketheman4341]

Funny as I don’t remember anything akin to the high culture I have I have in America found in Serbia. Remind where I find anything like Broadway in Serbia. Remind where I find world class universities. Remind where I find a world class restaurant in Serbia. A world class hospital!

[@MM-oz9fh]

You forgot very important thing and that is organic food in Serbia.

[@hansmeiser8133]

Wrong. People eat a lot of trash because criminals make food of it

[@iraantonic4462]

hans meiser what are you talking about....

[@Aguijon1982]

When you have a ton of money, its cool to live ANYWHERE

[@lazar2949]

Living here is perfect if you have enough money. If you don't have, you will need to work, and working here is not really a good option. Most tourists like this place mostly because they came here with enough money to enjoy in everything that this country can provide them. But there is a lot of serbians who have not traveled anywhere, sometimes not even outside their cities. Sad reality, but WELCOME :)

[@azureablaze8721]

That is so true. But they do not realize that (most of them, because they only see what they want to and those are only nice things) and if they do realize probably don't care...

[@snakechrmr6398]

+Lazar.....Living anywhere is perfect IF you have money. If you don't have skills in demand working anywhere is not a good option. Yes, wages and salaries are low in Serbia. But so are prices. A nice furnished flat outside Belgrade costing €200/month ($245US) would likely cost $800-$1000+ (€651 - €815) in the US. A fruit salad I buy in Belgrade for 250 dinars would cost $8-$10+ anywhere in the US. Won't even bring up comparison cost of healthcare and health insurance. Everyone should embrace the tourists. Hope they stay in the most expensive hotels and rent the most expensive cars. Eat at the best restaurants and spend as much money as possible enjoying their stay here. Hopefully, they and their friends come back many, many times leaving even more money in the country. Serbia is a beautiful country rich in culture and history. And the ćevapčići and rakija? Yikes!

[@dejana1976]

The prices are not that low actually. If you want to buy clothes, you will pay as much as you would in the US. Same with food prices in supermarkets. Many Serbian people work for 200-300 per month and with that sallary you can only rent an apartment and pay your electricity bill maybe.

[@snakechrmr6398]

Those same people earning €200- €300 in Serbia would be making $7.50 - $8.00/hr in the US. Many times having to work 2 different jobs because of the 32 hour per week limit requiring employers to provide benefits. 40 hrs X $8.00 = $320/wk. Less 25% for taxes and other deductions leaves $240/wk take home. $600/mo (maybe ?) for a small unfurnished 1 bedroom apt. $50/mo for elec, $25/mo for water/trash and at least $200/mo for barely there medical insurance. $240 X 4 wks = $960 - $600 = $360 - $50 = $310 - $25 = $285 - $200 = $85 to eat, buy clothes and live. Maybe 5 work holidays a year and probably none or possible 3-4 days vacation/yr AFTER the first year of employment. You still have to buy furniture and there's cable/internet which I have friends paying over $100/ month for. Cell phone plans are expensive IF you have sufficient credit in the US to qualify. What about a car? Car insurance? Public transport isn't as popular of as efficient as in Europe. And we're talking USD which right now $360 USD = €292. The grass might look greener from here but once you get locked into life in the US you'll understand why people say in the US people live to work and in Europe people work to live. Don't believe me? Only cost $1300 or so to get there. Write and let everybody know how great it turned out.

[@dejana1976]

EuropeOn2Wheels An Office Assistant in an audit company in the US works for 8$ per hour? Nurses? People in bookkeeping agencies? Even if that was correct, the salaries are 4 times bigger than here, but our prices are not 4 times cheaper than in the US. I don't think the money grows on trees in America, but sure it is easier to work and live there. I have a friend in the US, she is struggling with 2 jobs, but she says she would rather die than come back to Serbia. My electricity bill is 40eur, trash and water 60eur, single room apartment 150eur. 40+60+150=250eur 300-250=50eur I have 50eur left for living and clothes. I need 20eur more for my cell phone bill, and 30eur more for my cable tv/internet. I need 30eur more for public transport too. With all my respect, I can't believe that office assistant in an audit company in the US struggles this much and has to choose if she is going to eat this month or pay for her internet connection.

[@marko6706]

Slučajno sam naleteo na ovaj video i odgledao ga do kraja, pa sam odgledao i još par tvojih videa. Deluješ mi kao skroz kul i normalna osoba a pritom si i jako slatka. Drago mi je što nas gotiviš jer jako je malo ljudi iz tvoje zemlje koji misle kao ti. Sve najbolje ti želim i da te niko nikad iz naše zemlje ne razočara i natera da promeniš mišljenje o nama.

[@Nina-de6ud]

Serbia is the best !

[@maryfilth9092]

Naravno

[@andrejrandjelovic]

Yea

[@juliacreamer1752]

I stayed in Belgrade for 10 days last summer! I swear I was one of the shortest people there! Lol

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

Lol. I know the feeling. I'm about 5'9 and everyone usually towers over me!

[@juliacreamer1752]

Paul Miguel Photography Lol you're about 6 inches taller than me,lol. I didnt feel so bad though because the person I stayed with was maybe 5'6

[@Wolverine-ky9gk]

Julie Creamer yeah Serbians are tall people. Don't feel bad I'm only 5'7 and everyone is taller than me

[@dankastanisavljevic4053]

Wolverine123 im serbian im 16 years old 175 cm xD

[@pablo69.420bl]

Well thats serbia mate i'm 6'10

[@mioreskovic4555]

I moved here from Usa back in 2011 still here since, amazing place :)) glad you like it here.

[@ДраганНонковић]

Bravo, i ja bih voleo da se vratim

[@ivanpetrovic4084]

Kiss, Serbia is always your home, and we love you

[@nemeseax7123]

Srbia je coooool. Greetings from Montana 😃👍

[@ivicaignjatovic5890]

Hi Girl Guitar Passport, I hope you wont mind my input on the subject, 1. I am 6ft6 (198cm) Serbian-Canadian, when I was living in Belgrade even though I was among the tallest there I would still see other guys that are almost my height or taller than me on a daily basis. Then I moved to Toronto, (been to NYC, Miami, Chicago, Orlando, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Milwaukee as well), I am yet to see an Indian or Asian dude that is taller, and I only saw very few white or black dudes of my height.. So no question, Serbs are darn huge:) 2. US, the culture of individualism and privacy, Serbia, the culture of collectivism and socializing. Bashta = Patio in the open (kind of) One major difference is that patios in US are meant for exclusive group of friends in the backyard while bastas are for pretty much anyone. 3. Health Care in US... a place where you can become sick and go bankrupt at the same time!! Go Bernie, what else could I say:)) 4. Nothing compares to the energy of Europe! Nothing! Making money in North America is usually not an issue ( I understand that's something most of my fellow Serbians struggle a lot with) but finding and doing things for your soul, seeing friends and feeling fulfilled very often is an issue. Cant wait to spend 3 months this summer in Serbia and Spain to recharge my batteries:) 5. Serbia is positioned great geographically but still not as well connected to the rest of the World as it should.. weird, eh? Pozdrav:)

[@auhbean6572]

To lazy to read that

[@matejaem]

*Svaka čast na komentaru! Mene zanima kako je tebi u Torontu pošto planiram da se odselim tamo nakon završenih studija i čuo sam dosta dobrih utisaka, ali ni od koga našeg. Sve najbolje😄*

[@theclarissajenkins]

You are funny

[@ivicaignjatovic5890]

@@matejaem Hvala Mateja. Moras naprosto sam doci ovde i proceniti da li ti se svidja ili ne, tako je najbolje. U najgorem slucaju uvek se mozes vratiti nazad, ali mislim da bi pogresio da ne probas da dodjes. Sve najbolje i tebi.

[@kiflice7633]

I am Serbian-Canadian too!

[@TheSmaragdwings]

I love balkan too. :) Hello from Maribor !:)

[@amerikanka]

hi! I love it when Slovenians comment on my channel. Welcome!

[@jessperez8935]

Hello from Ljubljanaaa 💝

[@wudzah]

Slovenians are actually a central slavic nation, they got trapped with us when the hungarians cut the slavs in half. They're not like the rest of us.

[@pancho43]

@@amerikanka Hi now i'm curious, how tall are you? Regards from a Serbian from Switzerland

[@luciano5137]

You are balkan girl too sorry lol

[@milansmiljanic8057]

Almost every Serbian family has at least one member who works abroad and sends money back. They can earn average Serbian salary for two or three days. Streets in Serbia are full of people during working hours because actually nobody works here :)

[@izasvakoguglavrebadragankeba]

to mozda kod tebe miki

[@PhillyDom]

Great VIDEO.... I APPRECIATE the information about living in SERBIA...... Moving their in a couple of months........

[@brada3593]

Naravno da je bolje imamo bolji alkohol bolju klopu :D

[@andrejthegamer8287]

Kad sam ti Video Profile sliku plasio sam se , nisam bio siguran ako mogu napisat nešto

[@Skoshtwo]

Još kad se pojavi neko nakon 5 meseci šljake u Nemačkoj pa može sve to i da nam plati...

[@wingedcoco]

Alkohol me jos uvek ceka lol

[@diamocube5048]

Dve reči: Rakija i ćevapi

[@racionator2668]

Here is why...With a monthly paycheck in USA you can live a normal life in Serbia for one year

[@snakechrmr6398]

You could live a year on $1000USD (€811, 96,220 RSD)? Don't eat, drink, have electricity or water and with a €100/mo apt you'll run out of money a few days after 8 months. Or maybe give yourself €11 to eat for those 8 months. 11/8 = €1.37/month for food. Well, except that $1500 airline ticket to get back to Serbia will blow a hole in that year's budget.

[@eslandagooderamos4930]

Dear EuropeOn2Wheels, I'm a Russian American, I retired after 25 yrs in the US, have a nice $3000 pension. Nothing to do anymore here. Need to relocate, to get away of being robbed by health insurance, uncaring doctors, stupid prices for medicine. Want to see real people, not American type smiles around me. Have a place in Moscow, where I lived until my 40, but climate there... And other complications... Looked at South America, visited Mexico (no way to live there), and Ecuador (pleasant, inexpensive). But in Ecuador - earthquakes, recent influx of desperate Venezuelans, never know what's next. And, suddenly, I found videos about Croatia. Do you think, I can find a safe life there being a 68 years of age (tall, still strong), single? I won't need to work, volunteering, maybe (I was an ESL teacher in the US). I'll need a nice big apartment, upscale with a guard service (after I rent for awhile). What's also very appealing - it seems I'll be able NOT TO DRIVE. I enjoy driving, but am becoming older. In Ecuador public transportation is great, cheap. What about Croatia? How much is the bus from Dubrovnik , for example, to Beograd? I'd like to travel in Croatia and to other countries (Italy, Spain, Greece, Portugal...) With such plans - will it be a good idea to make Serbia (Dubrovnik or, maybe, less touristy place but with beaches, too?) as a permanent, inexpensive to maintain home (In the US my house, all paid off, costs me $600-650/m with all utilities and property tax, and every repair is a financial hit) Please, share your view, be a friend. I so need an advice, having no one to understand me, here in the US or in Russia. I thought of Portugal, but crime is serious, and even speaking Spanish I doubt I'll feel good with Portuguese around me. I worked with Yugoslavians in Moscow in the 80s, am not afraid of serbo-croatian, and English is Universal. Please, email me. [e-mail] You'll make one lost old woman so happy!

[@Bokicazver]

Vozdovacki Gamer To naprosto nije tacno! Ja u Americi radim kao tehnicar, i imam NETO mesecno oko 2.ooo Dolara! Od toga placas sve, i na kraju skoro nista ne ostaje. Nema sanse da ti sa tim mozes da zivis godinu dana. Ovo je neki prosek, ali ne verujem ni da se moze ziveti sa Svajcarskom inzenjerskom platom godinu dana, nema sanse...

[@Usitkov]

@@snakechrmr6398 dont take it literally😥

[@Usitkov]

@@Bokicazver brate lik se sprda nemojte da.budete bukvalisti

[@nikolawesely96]

reason No1 Balkan has "BUREK" and "KAJMAK"

[@salfisher6602]

Haha istina 😂

[@Spawn-wt6ul]

And Pleskavic (I know I spelled it wrong) and Chavape 🤘🏻😎

[@rizvicalmir352]

I'm moving to serbia to from usa

[@amerikanka]

omg, hope you like it! it's biiiiiiiggggggg! and you need a car to go everywhere unless you live in a city :)

[@vekikive4177]

@@amerikanka true

[@TinyCloud90]

did you move? how is it?

[@dekadensbbygirl4303]

they ARE tall dark and handsome

[@janyia3388]

dekadens bbygirl dark? Lmao

[@Maksimilijus]

Panter Panta, when she says 'dark' she probably means that we are not as pale as the brits, for example... when it comes to skin color, people here are generally similar to italians.

[@Maksimilijus]

Panter Panta, well i'm talking in my own name, that is the point of having it written next to your avatar, isn't it?

[@Maksimilijus]

Panter Panta, i said; *when it comes to skin color* , don't try to twist what i said, please... some are a bit paler, with blue/green eyes, but the majority have brown eyes and are not as pale as the first that i've mentioned. i use dope from time to time, why do you ask? do you have some cool stuff for me?

[@bosnaliboy]

Yeah dark like turks, because they used to live 500 years under turkish rule, and used to mix a lot

[@FromTheHood]

You're just purrfect! :) Enjoy Belgrade neighbor, I'm glad you like it!

[@alexnikolich2303]

Love your video, girl. I'm a Serbian American (1st gen). I haven't been back in 22 years. Will be going back soon.

[@ConqueringCaffeine]

My dear Grandad was born in Arandjelovac and came to England as a refugee, having fought Tito's communists. I must have got my height (6'4") from him! Can't wait to visit my family there in two months.

[@KB32000]

I love Serbia and Croatia I have visited Many times.. But I would have to earn a living .. but if I could find decent work there .. with good pay ( I like things) I would move in a heartbeat..not that I dislike the USA .. I’ve always loved the lifestyle of most European countries ..And Belgrade is A city that is similar to most major cities around the world .. but if you want to meet real down to earth.. let you in from the cold .. invite you to every Slava Kinda people .. you have to visit the people in the Mid -sized cities like Kragujevac is full of amazing people and they have international visitors/residents all the time from the states Basketball and Fiat employees from Italy ... funny thing is the people living in Serbia would stay if they where paid the money they deserve... instead they leave this wonderful country ..

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

I agree. I hear of many Serbians leaving the country. If they could earn a decent wage they would stay. What makes Serbia so special is the people, so it is sad to hear many young people leaving - but I can understand whey.

[@dneira9053]

To find a job... It is an American word, People of other countries say how to live better.... It is funny but true. In America people work for money, if they have money they can have life , if they don't, They think there is no at life... Well in other countries people think how to have better life, not just to make money, they may have many more ways to have a good life for exam, some have many micro food production sources, as well as money sources, they already know how to be healthy and have education without pays so much money like USA people do. People have houses in other countries but in USA banks own their homes. Student in USA must pay education loans sometimes for lifelong. like they do with housing and health care. Because in the USA people are depended not independent, but they think they are free. They called themselves free people, But I think there is no freedom in USA. everything cost money, nothing is for free.

[@selfledwomencircle]

Work online! :)

[@elsiemartin9302]

keithen b you are very beautiful, but if you have insurance, is not bad, I would love to visit Serbia one day,good video.

[@lr2ldn]

LOL How tall are you? Why didn't you mention that? I'm sure everyone else wants to know too.

[@amerikanka]

Hi :D I don't know the correct conversion in cm, because us americans use feet and inches. But I am a little more than 5'9" and some websites say that is 176 cm, others say it is 179 cm which is strange, so I am not sure what my height is in cm!

[@amerikanka]

they're not as short as some other nationalities like mexicans or Chinese people, but they are not the tall on average

[@galileo_rs]

5 * 30.48 + 9 * 2.54 = 175.26 You are quite a bit taller than the average female in Serbia.

[@amerikanka]

i want to go!

[@galileo_rs]

+Dunja I Don't be that person.

[@slobodandimitrijevic7401]

You are so beautiful !!! And in yours eyes I see that you have a soul of an angel. I praise God to protect you, I wish you good health and a lot of children.

[@tobynexusprime4417]

So many peoples in Serbia want to live in USA because they don't know how is Serbia beautiful and amazing country. I'm from Serbia and I think it is amazing to live here.❤

[@LadyV757]

Yes! My husband is from Poland 🇵🇱 ❤, the energy in Europe is amazing. You said it best, quality of life. Most Americans just don't get it! Unfortunate!

[@mazdysoraya6121]

When you're from USA and come to live in Serbia its cool, but living with 200 dollars a month in Serbia with prices like in USA is questionable :). So you're in Novi Sad, my town :)

[@mushishi9684]

Beograd is very different, much different than most other places on the Balkan

[@lahaine8026]

Best hood damn city in the World

[@vdefura]

thank you for posting this video!I wish you have a nice life there in Serbia,must have been amazing with Serbian generous and hhospitable people!just have a look of a typical Serbian,Novak Djokovic,always ready to help others and very friendly with a good sense of humour

[@predragnikolic8206]

I should be in Kruševac in September, so i'll be happy to show you around ;-)

[@slavicastevin1]

Great video, sorry about epilepsy 😞 hopefully you’ll get better! Have you visited Novi Sad, it’s not as big as Belgrade but it nice! Enjoy Serbia

[@dneira9053]

American expressions are: Do you have a job?. How much money do you earn? Do you have health insurance? How did you get your student loan? How is your Bank? How much is you car loan, How much is you house loan. Etc.... all those are American words(expressions, made in the USA). But in other countries We do not value people for those word,. We noticed the persona, If the person is educated or not; if the person is healthy or not. Where they live and how they live. What they do for life. What is their profession and How do they get something interesting for life...etc. .. So We can noticed who has more freedom. Obviously in other places not in the USA.

[@iraantonic4462]

I am really happy that you inspire people to visit and like Serbia. I just want to thank you for that :)) Lots of love from a Serbian living in Germany :))

[@KobraLA]

EUREKA, we are tall people. :D

[@spookytheblackcat7416]

Snake_bgd who says eureka..thats just cringe.

[@Dushan88]

@@spookytheblackcat7416 "EUREKA" is quote from famous Greek mathematician Archimedes

[@skitterree2490]

@@spookytheblackcat7416 Not as cringe as criticizing someone for using an expression in a second language. Don't make people feel bad for trying to learn. How rude.

[@spookytheblackcat7416]

@@skitterree2490 i know..i must of been having a bad day or something.

[@nickcohen4900]

Wow ! Wonderful girl and a beautiful testimony . Thank you !

[@22cvele]

Actually for some medicine it says on the box that it should only be sold with prescription, but they just give it to you, they dont really care. :D

[@HayleyAlexis]

your voice is so calming

[@laraborovic2019]

Hey,I'm from Belgrade, it would be cool to meet you

[@НовиСадСрбија]

lara borovic шта де ложиш одма

[@FAISALKHAN-px2qu]

Hi can i meet you lara ?.

[@christinakiki75]

@@FAISALKHAN-px2qu ooo lord some freak in here...leave the girl alone would you???????

[@FAISALKHAN-px2qu]

@@christinakiki75 why you are jealous tell me

[@dannytoledo9723]

Your noble thoughts, your simple words, your kind ways....you are a beautiful woman Nwando, i just subscribed and looking forward to your new adventures.

[@bigfatilashes]

I believe Balkan energy comes from kava! lol

[@partysun3303]

we dont say Kava, that is more Bosnia or Croatia we say Kafa and our Energy cames from organic food and Rakija ;)

[@katjean7270]

maybe its cuz my dad has italian n croatian blood... but im the type of person to sit in a park by myself on a sunny day just to people watch n relax. id fit right into these bastas. i be sittin here with elderly men sometimes people watching bcuz i guess a lot of young city people don't truly know how to relax n take it easy over here in the western world. i really wanna visit

[@dzigibau2076]

If you have money, it's better to live in Serbia than in the US, if you have money on the account,or just do not have to work,but if you have to work to earn a living in Serbia, than you have big fucking problems,you say that Egypt is a couple of hours by plane from Belgrade, that it is Crete for an hour and a half,that Holland is on a few hours of flight by plane,but believe me that 90% of Serbs have never traveled by plane and at least 70% work for a salary between 200 and 400 euros,so everything is relative.

[@ratkovac7]

Dejan b Ja mislim da to sve zavisi, jer jos nisam upoznao nekog ko je skolovan a da ima ispod 50000 bar u beogradu, a takodje sam upoznao mnogo ljudi koji imaju bas mnogo para na poslu a nemaju skole, primera radi konobari, ja sam radio u kaficu de sankeri i konobari izlaze sa po 1000 eura mesecno

[@dzigibau2076]

Pa sve zavisi,to sam i ja napisao,sve je relativno,a oni su u toj grupi od 30% zaposlenih koji imaju preko 50.000,nista sporno

[@ratkovac7]

Dejan b Pa da al mislim da se uvek preuvrlicava ta prica, i ta cifra 200 eura, znas koliko je tesko naci nekog ko radi za ispod 30000 u beogradu, za druge gradove ne znam, ide na bolje i kod nas ali moglo bi to mnogo brze da se ne krade toliko

[@byagroany7017]

Kanal1 ne preuvelicava se, kod mene u gradu radi se u marketu za 20 hiljada, s tim sto je 10 hiljada na kartici od marketa koje moras da potrosis tu

[@ratkovac7]

Byagro Any Pa niko normalan ne bi radio tu onda realno, ljudi ako posao ne valja traziite drugi, al ne tako sto date otkaz pa onda ostanete bez para nego tako sto uporedo radite i trazite

[@Mijak5762]

Your observation about "baštas" iz spot on. You mentioned in another video that you're from Maryland (my buddy is from Bowie in PG County) so your impression is not surprising. I grew up in Santa Monica CA and the first place with outdoor dining opened in '81 (Cafe Casino, a French chain) while all restaurants and in particular bars had covered windows or even painted black. A general american neurosis but an absurdity for a beachtown. In my youth I frequently visited Serbia and marvelled at the Mediterranean mix of languidity and passion coupled with Slavic soulfulness (which you aptly described vis-a-vi Russia) while here we have pale imitations fueled by the Hollywood elite's seasonal mimicry of trends gathered in Cannes and in turn permeating society I am amazed at your perceptivness which I laud.

[@miletopic4775]

Best place to live in Serbia is around Belgrade and Vojvodina, in Vojvodina are almost no hills and in Vojvodina are nice people. If you want to go on other place in Serbia to live I would say to are city of Niš best place for it.

[@veljkomilosevic1447]

Mile Topic da be u beogradu najbolje jer ravnice?Pa tamo ima najvise poplava u Nišu nema poplava uopste,nije dobro sto je ravna pre ce da se poplavi al ajd

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

I visit Vojvodina every year. Yes, wonderful people, as are most Serbians! I've also visited Tara National Park, one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. If I had the time I would love to explore Serbia more - there are so many beautiful locations.

[@snakechrmr6398]

I live in Novi Banovci and so far the people and area have been great.

[@uroskostic8570]

pusti be beogradjani.,.. uobrazeni...

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

Where are you from?

[@joslyncampbell6851]

Amazing vid! Much love❤️

[@kristinapenzes9162]

thanks for this video!!GREETINGS FROM EQUADOR!

[@davidc7mm276]

I am glad that you have Happiness in Serbia , also it's good that your epilepsy is under control so you can live a normal life so thank GOD for that . I really enjoy your videos . I thank you so much . Dave.

[@nenadstefanovic779]

My guuurl. Great vid. So articulate..

[@amerikanka]

omg thanks, I don't think I am articulate at all, LOL

[@TheDogfighter13]

if you really have epilepsy SHUT DOWN THOSE LIGHTS^^

[@klarapuskar6999]

I live almost two years in Canada and I miss Croatia soo much😭🇭🇷🌍

[@ДраганНонковић]

Vrati se!

[@2dimitropolis370]

Thank you for sharing that. I don't know why. But thank you

[@alexrowe9638]

You and i share two bad things in common, we both use the same heater, and we both live in this country. What you have that is worthwhile is enthusiasm. And there will come a time not far from now when everything you thought was worth a damn here becomes westernised.

[@hirokidabar4655]

I totally get what you men by the lifestyle! It is the exact same in Canada as you describe the US being and I absolutely do not identify with the lifestyle here at all I am completely miserable. I have only experienced different in the small cultural communities in the larger cities here, where they keep their social customs alive even in a foreign country through sheer will and or number of people. My friend just moved to Germany not long ago, got married and completely loves it there for these exact reasons you describe. Conversely another good friend from Mexico moved to Canada a year ago, lives in the most populated province in the most populated city and became quite depressed with how relatively cold and distant the people are here, the relative lack of social interaction and not being able to make friends the same as she would in her own country even in a strange new place there. It is unbelievably evident when you open your eyes how the true "west" is just a cattle farm for people, and most are just dumb sheep

[@eslandagooderamos4930]

Hiroki, you're so right. My American father lived in eastern Europe. He loved his country from a distance, enjoyed really warm people of former Soviet Union, not the regime, though... I lived there with a dream to go to my father's country, at least to visit. Ended up "visiting" for 28 years (a mess in Russia, much better pay kept me here). I was so busy, working two jobs, supporting family members back in Russia, my son here). Now, retired, with no more responsibilities and ok pension - I can't stand it here. And facing old age (I'm 68), I'm scared. Health care here is a big mafia, medical care and medicine are ridiculous (for everything you need a prescription, visit to a doctor $300+ without insurance, antibiotics prices start from $100 - in Russia basic Amoxicillin is $3-5, depending on the producer - Russia, Netherlands, Switzerland, etc., for 20 pills, US - $130. It's offensive to me, I feel like I'm being robbed all the time here. I need to exit. Please, you seem like a good friend, you communicate with people, it's a forgotten thing in the US - everybody is friendly, and nobody are friends, really, just casual aquantances, colleagues, neighbors. Communication is only if job requires, and the rest is all small talk. All positive, all empty. People in center's of big cities, if walking - all preoccupied, rushing. In smaller cities and towns you see only people in cars, only homeless and boms are walking. I looked at South America, fell in love with Ecuador. It's cheap, but Latin America is not politically stable, look at Venezuelans! And Mexico - tourist Haven, but also the one for drug cartels... Should I look at some nice coastal town in Serbia, or Croatia? I, probably will live there like a queen with my pension, just average in the US. Which nice coastal city is safe for an old lady, who is fluent in English/Russian, and also speaks Spanish? I need a not so expensive base to live my dream of several times a year vacations to other countries and continents. Please, share with me your thoughts about it? Imagine me being your mother, stuck in the culture she doesn't even share. Being quite alone in my plans - family's gone, Russian good college friends want me there (while I feel like I'd like to help them out of there!). Be my adviser, I want to hear different pieces of advice from likewise thinking people. [e-mail] All the best for you and yours.

[@carick235]

@@eslandagooderamos4930 All coastal towns on Adriatic coast in Montenegro and Croatia are very safe and open for everyone (i am from Serbia, but i have house in Petrovac na moru in Montenegro), if you are fluent in Russian for example Montenegrins (or Serbians, 50-50) will treat you with high respect i can assure you, also in Montengro now almost all restourants and stores have menus and signs in Russian and English and almost all younger population that work there speak English. In Slavic world people have very good approach to guests, especially foreign ones so you will have zero problems whatsoever, that is simple part of Slavic culture.

[@carick235]

@@eslandagooderamos4930 people in usa have wrong image how things work here in the balkans and europe in general, it is very civilized society, most of the people are highly educated and very friendly and social. If you have stable income (and even minimal wage in USA is enough to live easy life here) you can live with no worries, prices here are reasonable, healthcare is nowhere near expensive as in usa, infrastructure is pretty ok now and also legal enviroment is improving since region is in the process of joining European Union.

[@stefangoranovic9713]

@@carick235.... Utjeha, Montenegro - the best ... This place makes life longer.

[@mikevuk8973]

I Lived in LA most of my life move back to my home country Montenegro life is much better it’s not about work work work work good luck people

[@scepan5155]

Jeste brate, al nam je zato životni standard u kurcu.

[@ivanakoprivica5784]

I am glad that you like Balcan soo much, I like the USA, what I notice or it seems to me like that is that people from Canada are way too different from those from the USA. Their calmer, more sophisticated, and they appreciate educated people. I am not saying that people from the US do not but in Canada that is more in the spotlight. What do you say about that?

[@sjc3426]

Hi Ivana, I have lived in Canada and also the USA for many years. There are a lot of similarities... but also many differences between the two countries. The USA has a much larger diverse population and geography. If you travel through America, you will find a melting pot of various cultures and attitudes. Canada on the other hand, has more British and French culture. Maybe that’s why you find Canadians somewhat more sophisticated. Canadians in my opinion tend to be more reserved and formal in their manner, as compared to Americans. There are a lot of sophisticated Americans, but most don’t act or come across that way, probably because America is a more informal and casual society.(smile)

[@ivanakoprivica5784]

Thank you for your answer. I work with people from US and Canada that is why asked.

[@sjc3426]

Your welcome.

[@serbiantraveler7894]

Dem yea Serbia have the best medical system. I am traveling around the world and when I got sick I go back to my country broke and sick I had surgery for free :D It was super easy and I just payed for medicines, and I didn't even pay full price. Apparently medical insurance that I took a day before surgery covered me I love my country :D

[@zvezdapadalica15]

My dream is to move back!!! Love your vids!!

[@nickchung8961]

I'm a black American living in China. I very much enjoy Balkan culture. The Serbians I meet here in China, and there are many, are very friendly and welcoming. I also enjoy their musci and rakija lol

[@WickedRedWitch]

I can totally relate to that height "problems" :D

[@amerikanka]

Tall girl probz ! :D

[@matilda4406]

Oh, I studied epilepsy. If a person has no seizures for more than five years it is considered resolved and there would be no need for any further medication. But I'm sure there are very individualized conditions, etc. I think Serbia would be a nice place to relax and included, very welcoming people.

[@caitlynandrews12]

Girl please can you make a video of what work you do and how you moved to serbia , I’m literally just as opposed with serbia and there food is amaaaazing !!!

[@venomnni8755]

Caitlyn Andrews, if you want you can on google and go to look for a job in Serbia. Go look site trizma. com, you can find A lot Americans company here in Serbia. Good luck!

[@caitlynandrews12]

Nikola Nikolić awww thanx a lot ❤️

[@venomnni8755]

Caitlyn Andrews, also check NCR company in Belgrade

[@caitlynandrews12]

Nikola Nikolić where you from ?

[@venomnni8755]

Caitlyn Andrews, belgrade, you

[@eld1nna]

Finally someone that agrees with me! I’m from Bosnia but live in America. I always mention to my fellow Bosnians how I’d rather live in Bosnia and oh my god, they instantly think I’m crazy. People need to appreciate the Balkans more, honestly there’s no place like it.

[@ДраганНонковић]

Slažem se sa vama!

[@milenajovanovic2512]

Ni u Srbiji ne može da se uzme lek za epilepsiju bez recepta. Ja uvek moram da zakažem kod svog doktora da mi da recept, pa sa receptom odem do apoteke. Ali to da je ovde jeftinije stoji. Ko je nezaposlen uopšte ne plaća, ko jeste plaća 50 dinara jednu kutiju lekova.

[@temilijeba1q341]

Fenobarbiton? Pa naravno,ali...privatne apoteke

[@Bokicazver]

Mislim da je njena glavna poenta u poredjenju sa ovim groznim sistemom koji je u Americi, i tu je potpuno u pravu...

[@Iloveacidtrip]

Ljudi umiru u Americi jer nemaju pare za insulin. Sistem im je neverovatno surov...

[@СимаКосмос]

ма видиш да глупача нема појма ни шта лупета

[@lecommentar9851]

Serbians were actually mostly blue eyed with gold hair but after the ottoman invasion things happened and were all darkhaired now. (All slavs were tall, blue eyed/green eyed people mostly usually.)

[@dani123jelll]

You're a very beautiful woman, big Kiss

[@ruzazebeljan4978]

Enjoy. I love Serbia for the same reasons.

[@kzarz0219]

So short people like me won't do well dating women in Serbia? Oh well.. at least I can get a good price on food...

[@amerikanka]

hahahahahah!

[@Sasha_Miladinovic]

Krusevaaaac. 😍 Cute pronunciation. My ex was from South Africa. Use to say Krusevac the same like you. 😂 Nice video.

[@dejanpesic8706]

wow u realy like my country before i see this vid i was thinking that no one like my country

Mention of location was spot on, BEG really is two to three hours from any other place in Europe, which is why I also love living here. I'm a local ;)

[@immortalcool100]

BAŠTA.....are you liked come in Banjaluka and see our BAŠTA......

[@dneira9053]

You got it.... That is very true. In USA Food is commercial , I mean food is produced only to make the producer richer, but not to make people healthier. In Easter countries of Europe food is for people's health. In USA everything cost so much, but in other countries Education is free, Medicine is free and Housing is almost free, I mean the primary necessities of humans do not cost an arm and a leg. Most people in the USA are sick, because the controllers think people are slaves (money makers or robots). In USA hospitals, Universities, banks,etc control peoples lives. I mean they rule the destiny of its citizens. Most USA people are in debts but in other countries people are not. Everything that I said is covered, I mean hidden. A person living in USA can not notice it. Only when some one from USA living in other countries can notices it.

[@KARADJORDJIJE]

gosh..you are nice and hot..nice voice..your look almost same like Diamond..she is one of my fav..))))

[@realeyesrealisereallies8607]

We're ranked as one of the countries with the tallest people in the world. That being said Serbia's a really cool city, they love American culture, and are always proud to show you around their city. Balkan women are SuPeR Fiiiiine as well. If your visiting the Balkans I recommend hitting up Belgrade in Serbia, Dubrovnik, Split, in Crotia, and Budva, Sveti Stefan in Montenegro. The landscapes, geography, nightlife,food, and people are all stunning.

[@ChillAndSmile]

Welcome to Serbia, being so bold, adventurous, beautiful im dure you made lots of friends and lots of dates, have fun✌😸 enjoy your time anywhere you go🍹⚘✌😸💃🌻

[@valdemarkriziak]

Some people online, non-Europeans said to me: "Are you serious!?" when I described my self as an below average male, beeing barely over 180cm and even less then 80 kg. Looking at NBA, NFL, NHL, WWE and other guys from TV, I was thinking North Americans(both Black and White) are mostly giants just as men around me(Eastern Europeans), at >190 and >100 kg. Am I wrong about that? In last 10-20 years I noticed increase of obesity among people in Serbia. I believe it's because of our opening to the Western way of life. Now we have cheap, low quality, greasy and oversweetened food everyday and everywhere around us and we are accepting it instead of our traditional diet where high-calorie dishes was reserved for celebrations only.

[@dimitarceto]

come to MACEDONIA

[@danthemanx999]

The seizure reenactment was pretty funny. Good vibes. Hello from Kenya.

[@TheCrveno]

You hurt me beautiful girl

[@BAYLORSWIFT]

Hello from Maine USA From Norm !! YOU ARE AWESOME !!

[@belmaworldpeace9529]

have you experienced any racism in Serbia ?

[@MrUndertaker316]

I doubt that she has or she would have talked about it already. It's a common thing for (especially) Western European and American people to think that us Serbs are very racist, but it's definitely not true. A lot of it can be contributed to propaganda that tried to paint us that way, but as long as you're a normal person you're gonna be fine in Serbia, whether you're black, Asian, or white :)

[@tresabros3783]

BelmaWorldpeace Serbs are very patriotic people, so many pictures think Serbs are racist. Definitely not ,best placao in the world

[@snakechrmr6398]

I might be wrong but wasn't Serbia just listed as the LEAST racist country in Europe?

[@tresabros3783]

EuropeOn2Wheels no you apsolutly right, allways was one of last racist places in the world

[@MrUndertaker316]

@EuropeOn2Wheels You are correct

[@skekili]

Like for TA Peć (metal warming box one tone in weight) 😂

[@Ema-zs7zr]

I am living in Serbia and trust me you don't want to live here

[@retnamartiana9271]

why???

[@jelenavukicevic2031]

I live in Serbia too and if you know how to enjoy life i don't see whx you wouldn't what to live here

[@retnamartiana9271]

i am from indonesiaa .... asia girls ..

[@Iloveacidtrip]

Only lazy and frustrated people don't wanna live in Serbia. I was working in few countries and im not gonna lie i always earned a lot more then in Serbia. But its not cuz of high salary, its cuz i was working my ass off. When im working in Serbia as much as i was working in Germany money is more or less the same. And i believe its gonna be even better....

[@gspcro9047]

Ninja Puz Yeah, the lazy don't live in Serbia, that's for sure. Dream on, little Prince.

[@sonjak8265]

I agree with you that outdoor sitting is important to city living.

[@londonbrotv]

You talk so much about being tall.. Are you like 6ft5? 😂

[@SDluka]

Enjoy your staying here beauty! 🙂

[@vatroslavmorbidovic4105]

Pa, ćao! Nema te dugo. Jesi li bila zauzeta klopanjem? :D Nego, koliko si visoka? Mislim da sam te pitao već, ali se ne sećam. Mogla bi da napraviš snimak "Zašto je bolje živeti u Americi nego u Srbiji". Čisto da čujemo i drugu stranu. Nadam se da ćeš uspeti da shvatiš šta sam napisao. xD Pozdrav!

[@amerikanka]

ne znam na cm, na ft. , imam 5'9.5 ft. mislim to je 176 ili 179. nisam sigurna :D. uživajte u lepom danu

[@Boyancovich]

Mislim da je tačno 175 cm :)

[@vatroslavmorbidovic4105]

Fina visina. :) I ne moraš mi persirati. :D Uživaj i ti!

[@toxicgamers1113]

haha!! pa vi ste bas nizak narod!! pozdrav od 182cm !!! ;-)

[@toxicgamers1113]

mislim na visinu!! ( 182cm height)

[@partysun3303]

i am serbian and I am 192cm tall my son becames 18 in October and he is already 197cm, my Cousins from my mothers side are all taller than me, my ex-wife is 184cm tall. I am born and live abroad but I love to visit Belgrade because I feel like an average guy there and not like a giant

[@traqnsavov822]

Come to Bulgaria :)

[@amerikanka]

I have been to Bulgaria :) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKi8lp1_j7GFbac

[@traqnsavov822]

super :)

[@janchy999]

I feel like you're really confused with the receipt system, i hope you do understand that receipts here usually mean you don't have to pay for a certain medicine and without it 90% of Serbs wouldn't afford that kind of luxury.

[@dusicas.1049]

I'd still like to live in US more than here😂

[@amerikanka]

lol!

[@snakechrmr6398]

I was born in the US and lived there for 40 years. After moving to West Africa for 7 years and for 3 years later I spent 10 years in Portugal. Moved to Serbia 6 months ago and can't figure out why it took me so long to get here.

[@notinuse7404]

Girl Guitar Passport serbs wants to go in US, american people wants go in serbia...

[@snakechrmr6398]

+Jason.....I spent most of my last 25 work years living/working outside the US so I was in for very few surprises. Also from Texas (farm outside San Antonio) we share the same views as to the current situation in the US except I believe obesity in women is way over 50%. But 3 countries in 1 year looks more like you are trying to be a permanent tourist than trying to find a home. That's 4 months per country and you can hardly learn the language basics in 4 months. Or understand the history, culture or even make any good friends. I would submit if you want to find a foreign country to call home you do a few things before showing up on their soil. First, research the country, culture and history. Then research some more. Decide if it's a place you even want to be. Then sit down and write what you expect from the country and also what you expect to bring to the country. If that list is badly imbalanced you need to look for another country. After those are all positive then spend at least a month learning the basics of their language full time. Even poorly speaking a country's language goes a long way in making people want to help you succeed. Expat life isn't for everybody but if it fits it fits pretty nicely.

[@ratkovac7]

Joker gang Aleksandar #28 To samo neko ko nikad nije bio preko pa da vidi sta je to

[@ActualVykosin]

Maša, a girl with kidney cancer needs money help, she goes to my school and we place her pictures absolutely everywhere for people to see