How Do People Live in Russia?

[@thepigeonkeng70]

There is the easiest way to avoid entry to "Подъезд": if anybody you called by "Домофон" ask "Кто там?"("Who is there?") you simply answer "Я"("Me") and you'll succeed in 80 % of situations

[@peterhall318]

Есть куда более надёжный способ - если надо в чужой подъезд зайти, набери случайную квартиру, скажи что ежегодная проверка домофонов, сначала попроси что нибудь сказать в трубку, а потом попросить открыть дверь) У меня прокатывало в 99% случаев. There is a much more reliable way - if you need to go to someone else's entrance: dial a random apartment, say that the annual check of intercoms, first ask something to say into the phone, and then ask to open the door) I got a success 99% of the timе.

[@aubrey5500]

?

[@mendax7125]

Почта

[@ЁкарныйБабай-х7п]

@@peterhall318 ахаха, вспомнилось, как мы в детстве звонили в домофон и состоялся такой диалог: -здравствуйте, это проверка домофонов, скажите "раз" -раз -скажите "два" -два -скажите "три" -три -мы вас наебли Потом нам никто не верил(

[@justlimonika]

@@peterhall318 Никто до сих пор не спросил, чему я крайне удивлена. Зачем ты проникаешь в чужие дома?)

[@dccoulthard]

When I lived in Russia, I was told that apartment buildings were usually five floors because the law said that apartments over five floors required an elevator....so they just build them at five.

[@dmitriyf.5736]

That was mainly before the mid 60's. The apartment buildings built after that time are usually higher and have an elevator. Also, it depends on the size of city or town.

[@zeynepakopyan8264]

Russia has big territory They can build one floor buildings and still they will have a lot unpopulated territory

[@PaulisInclusion]

Dave Trotter ehh depends where you’re at in russia. I can see that in more rural parts but in the city squares they build taller.

[@cianakril]

@Kyril J nothing is different between Siberia and Western Russia when it comes to centralized city planning. The housing projects were the same and were done in Moscow and Leningrad irregardless the part of Russia. 5 floor houses were constructed during Khrushov, latter the height limits were gradually expanded. It was 16 floors outside of Moscow by the end of the Union. Now the limit for selfgoverning is 100 m, so most housing is 33 floor tall (3m per floor), since over 100m you have to approve projects in Moscow with additional money and at least one extra year wasted.

[@Belojadransky13]

In our country (Slovakia) most common post soviet aparments are 8 floors

[@bhbmkkfynmje]

Обожаю учить русский язык, будучи носителем. Появляются чувства гордости

[@bhbmkkfynmje]

@@saintwindsburg1467 чел... я русский, понимаешь?

[@letov246]

Больше ведь гордится нечем

[@bhbmkkfynmje]

@@letov246 а ты что, не горд? Это ведь твой язык. А если твой язык усиленно учат, то страна(ы) где на нём говорят влиятельна(ы). А может быть это не твой язык? Вероятно в этом случае ты из страны "Украина", ведь если ты так пассивно-агрессивно ответил, то видно у тебя есть обида к языку или людям которые говорят на этом языке. (Пока не забыл: Егор Летов считал принудительное самоубийство СССР придумыванием стран) Тогда, сделав вывод, что ты с большой вероятностью из Украины, то вероятно ты хочешь надавить на мои слова показав, что только этим я и могу гордиться(замечу, украинский язык никто так повально не учит), то отмечу, что я могу гордиться много чем: у нас массово строят заводы, например завод "Микрон"; есть пенсии для каждого гражданина; нашу необъятную опоясывают невероятной протяжённости железные дороги и т.д. и т.п. Вероятно на предыдущем предложении ты захочешь возразить, что "Микрон" только осваивает техпроцесс 45 нм, пока TSMC, который финансируют США, ЕС, Южная Корея и по мелочи уже пытаются получить 3 нм. В ответ на это отвечу: посмотри на масштабы инвестиций и спрос. Жду твоего ответа, пиши уважая себя и собеседника, не переходи на личности, ведь так делают только свиньи :)

[@bldtrs]

@@bhbmkkfynmje Егор Летов умер в 2008 году. За жизнь он менял свои взгляды постоянно. Его позиция описывается в песне "Я всегда буду против". До распада СССР был против советов, в 90-х с распадом СССР был нацболом, в начале 2000-х определял себя, как эко-анархиста. Советую переслушать песню "Я всегда буду против"

[@s4nkkk0]

@@letov246 будто хохлоруине есть чем :)

[@imangavran4062]

Thank u! Zdravo from Bosnia:) We have so many similar words: Garaža, parking, domaće životinje etc. Zdravo to all slavic countries!

[@AndreiBerezin]

Здраво!! То есть здорОво!

[@tron652]

Здарова

[@mayakstudios7292]

Здраво👍

[@Name-xs2is]

россия не славянское государство

[@cumpot_t]

салам

[@datduong97]

You should do more videos like this. It combines so many aspects, language + culture and visually, much more effective.

[@jeancarlosandradedecarli5544]

Up!

[@fryloc359]

Real Russian Club has some good videos too.

[@darrendunaway]

Agreed. Also a few videos like this purely in Russian from beginning to end would also be very helpful!

[@yellowbearworks2535]

Definitely a nice video and authentic, keep up the good work!

[@Johntb100]

Putin sucks

[@staspinochet]

Damn when i watch his videos i feel like i already speak russian , somebody give this man a medal because he is a legend

[@vsweetbread]

Ага, мне тоже кажется, что я могу говорить по-русски... Или не кажется

[@rogerrrr3089]

@@vsweetbread ok but don't go that fast mate

[@VelvetandToads]

Really interesting. I always love to see how people live in other countries. Thank you for sharing.

[@patfallon3767]

Imagine walking walking up five floors . every time you want to go some where

[@harbanslal3941]

Velvet & Toads yes you are absolutely correct he share with us everything about Russia 🇷🇺 and Russia is very beautiful country

[@rajbanete]

Hallo

[@ravekid5282]

@@harbanslal3941 you can't say it, you just watch vids

[@ЛюбительФруктов-г3д]

Херово мы живём, если честно могло быть и лучше.

[@masescranton9630]

I'm from Connecticut. My daughter did a semester at Saint Petersburg University. She lived with a host family. She loved the experience and loves her host family and talks to them to this day. Her host family lived in the center of the city.

[@DERAILED98]

From new haven!

[@ensoshodocalligraphy761]

Greetings from Saint.P.❤😊 I lived in a host family in CT in 1994 when doing the exchange programm in high school) your connent gave me such a warm feeling I cant explane)

[@lovepeace9727]

English: pets Russian: *domashnije jivotniye*

[@andr_drake]

maybe he means "domestic animals"

[@freeanergy]

haha.. but in russian you would rather say "питомцы"

[@iamwatchingyou7688]

/Love/ /Peace Нет. Домашние животный

[@trilobiterum]

Домашние животные

[@ΤςουβακιζΊντερνετα]

@@iamwatchingyou7688 Чём вам "Домашние животные" не понравились?!🙃

[@elenako7466]

I’m a native Russian speaker living in Russia.. why I’m watching this ? 😂 it’s really interesting even for us. good job 👍🏼

[@gulnaragulnara4240]

@Mor Dor At least she is beautiful. Not like many European and American women with their feminism. Lol.

[@antonishedsp2036]

@@gulnaragulnara4240 феминизм из супер гуд!

[@grandefrppc]

@Mor Dor nice google translate

[@grandefrppc]

@Elena i came here because i was introduced to the dark side of russia since day 1, eg: 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/npKWlYiYntiFq80 2. the strict rules against feminism (police beating up feminist- a video i saw) 3. not much of freedom of speech(like the musician IC3PEAK getting arrested for her lyrics against the govt.) etc. and i just wanted to ask you, is it really that hard or scary in russia where you can get killed at any moment, not much freedom. or it's the opposite of what the media shows us!?

[@allenj9122]

Li Svitheart never mind

[@dkturner10]

I watched this video and was awestruck by it. The blue sky, the kids playing in the background, the beautiful plants and the homes on the street. I live in the US and really never saw any video of just normal neighborhoods in Russia. Videos I would normally see were of Putin, military, and snow. Its beautiful there. It brought back memories of my childhood.. Kids don't play outside here, they are on their ipads. Occasionally you see one or two kids heading to the pool but not just to be outside. That is a really nice place. Seems peaceful there.

[@albinoorca]

No offense but kids now deal with suburban, anti-pedestrian cities and 100+ degree weather every Summer in the USA. I don't blame them for not wanting to play outside, it was rough enough for me in the 90s.

[@lowgpu1687]

What propaganda can do.

[@defj660]

Goes to show how easily media can influence a person. If you constantly see violence and tyranny being associated with a country, you assume that's what life is all about there. If you see an awesome dude showing you around a nice, pretty neighbourhood in the sun, then it must not be so bad after all. 😏 My point: it's human nature to think in absolutes.

[@zertdd]

I am pleased to think that an American said such kind words about Russia, thank you❤

[@differentone_p]

any European country would be better my guy. Russian neighborhoods are old and poor for the most part.

[@Parakshi]

Я хочу жить в этой стране. Я индеец. Русский язык-это здорово. Мне нравится изучать русский язык. любовь из Индии. 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇷🇺

[@mEDIUMGap]

Индеец - North american native

[@timurestik8681]

Индеец 🤣

[@кот-капиталист]

​@@timurestik8681че ржешь, он как бы еще только изучает русский

[@timurestik8681]

@@кот-капиталист так он же индеец

[@кот-капиталист]

@@timurestik8681 индиец

[@mikemata7342]

I went to Russia 🇷🇺 for the World Cup and it was amazing. You just get to see other type of life style . I was in Rostov , Samara , St. Petersburg , and Moscow . I didn’t know they stopped selling alcohol at 5pm lol. I did all my communication through this google app haha

[@whatisblink]

nice, im live in Rostov :)) are u like our city? by the way, usually alcohol stop seliing at 11 pm(in some regions it can be different), maybe to world cup they did this rule

[@PoisonPrince-t7i]

@@whatisblink Я тоже брат

[@delbovingdon1824]

I am from Canada and it is nice of you to share some of your lifestyle with us and I have always been interested in how other countries live and their culture's!!good stuff!!!

[@mallawanhardoi2810]

I agree with you

[@SinghGya]

Our interests are same ....but I am from India.

[@jazziiiiiiii3274]

I’m from Canada too

[@ГликодинГликодинов]

is it true in "South Park" about Canada?

[@CheriBerry1]

I agree as well

[@Katya_Lastochka]

Something I miss about Russian gardens and lawns is that people don't over-mow their lawns and generally leave the wild flowers be, which draw in more butterflies and bees. I also like the loose garden style.

[@vsweetbread]

Не, нам на это просто пофиг

[@leticiabarnes9614]

I'm in the US and we leave our back lawn longer for the bees and butterflies but in the front we keep it trimmed for the neighborhood.

[@brkitdwn]

Basically, messy, unkept

[@3joewj]

Bees? What's that? Lol.

[@seferino]

communists don't like to cut the grass in their gardens.

[@MegaJohn144]

I used to work for a company in America that built ladders. The man working next to me was from Russia. I asked him what the Russian word for ladder was. He said лестница. I noticed in the video that was the same word for stairs. Very interesting.

[@Neumexa]

Actually, that is how it is, ladders and stairs are the same "лестница" for us) sorry my English.

[@lalalhhahah5557]

ladder - стремянка (construction specialty term) stairs - лестница (Household term) But often called a ladder - лестница. there is no mistake

[@Govnoed_-tp6yb]

Самой стало интересно, как люди живут в России. P.S. я из Москвы

[@ТрикСтер-ж6з]

Вассалы работают,госпожа

[@Levantiy]

Хорошая шутка)

[@reload7522]

@@ТрикСтер-ж6з Как говорится: работай, раб. Солнце еще не зашло.

[@РусланаБалескина]

Тоже, про машины удивило что не всё заставлено, да и гаражи в 2019 году тоже редкость

[@chevycaprice87]

@Йозеф Геббельс Ага. А потом выдается каска с фонариком)

[@ceasar3696]

I like this very much. In the USA we don't get to much expose to Russian culture and most of what we do see I would guess is propaganda.

[@michelangelobuonarroti916]

Maybe, but in the USA we don't get too much expose to Russian culture.

[@melodygarrison7531]

Ceasar369 this is probably propaganda

[@allmightlye1595]

Nah its not oropaganda, in US you actually see how the real Russia looks like. This what is shown is higher middle class accommodation. In US this would be poor getho.

[@jillianjillian5493]

Totally agree. All countries should educate one another and stop letting our governments control the narrative. If it were not for governments cheating and lying to us, this world would be a much better place. Keep it going!🤗

[@samnikole1643]

@Ganda Gandara He was probably talking about satanist groups which they steal.kill.and drink baby blood. It is an american documentary. Also America does muchworse, the companies sends their tradh to Asia to polute and kill people all because of money. Just like Italy is doing to Bulgaria now. As if Bulgarians dont have problems with our own pigs that pollute our forests

[@nikasikoverlord1268]

Всегда интересно как мы в России живем

[@Бром4ег]

Россия уникальна тем, что живя в России, об ужасах жизни в ней ты узнаёшь не из собственного опыта, а из интернета:)

[@necealneakte8522]

я даж обзор на Россию от Азазина посмотрел)

[@misty8695]

Одним словом "херово"

[@НатальяТюлина-е7ч]

@@Бром4ег Повезло Вам!

[@juanp_2004]

@Jhonatan Alexander он имел ввиду Russia is unique in that living in Russia, you learn about the complexity of life in Russia not from your own experience, but from the Internet

[@ah8893]

As someone who gave up on learning Russian a few months ago, this page re sparked my interest

[@deborahleeedwards5510]

Wow, your mastering of the English language is astounding! Love the way you slip back and forth so smoothly. Great job!

[@alexandrashmeleva3804]

Yes, I'm agree/ Nice voice also

[@bengermanb]

Seriously! The first video I saw of him I thought “he speaks Russian so fluidly”. Didn’t even notice his subtle accent, I thought English was his first language.

[@bennails3447]

Когда рассказывают как ты живешь на английском языке, начинает казаться, что не так уж и плохо 😂

[@nickrom8756]

так и есть

[@ВячеславВагин-г8ь]

Everything is getting clearly in comparing

[@Ggora-b7d]

Чисто тот самый отличник когда уехал от родителей

[@klon8003]

Я бы сказал что по сравнению с Америкой иметь гараж возле подьезда-ты или миллиардер или очень богатый человек!

[@vorong2ru]

@@klon8003 я бы сказал что по сравнению с Америкой, где в квартирах не живет практически никто - сам вид жизни в многоэтажке вызывает ужас. Просто жесть.

[@chanproperties]

I am Chinese and I come from Malaysia. I visited Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Irkutsk last year. What a beautiful country and even the Cities are clean and public transportations are organized. I look forward to coming back again.

[@abcdecghijklmn]

moscow troll!

[@ТУСОВКА-д3ж]

ахахахахах

[@mendyffical6404]

I living in Irkutsk and would like to know what are you thinking about this city

[@РоманРеньга]

Welcome. Many russian girl's waiting for Chinese.😂

[@神成子]

@@РоманРеньга in china also many girl witing for Russian 🤣

[@dmitriyrozhdestvenskiy2826]

Fan fact: during the Soviet time from 20-s to 50-s there were no locks on the doors; people were polite and respectful to each other, nobody though about robbing and harming to people. There were the communal apartments, where three or four families could live next room (in one appartment). After the 50-s the communal apartments were reduced and flats with single appartments have appeared (by Khrushchev's reforms).

[@TheCecanbgd]

Pozdrav braci Rusima iz Srbije! Mi vas razumemo i bez prevoda🙂...Hello to brothers in RU from Serbia! We understand you without translating😃

[@человекразумный-т4б]

kak tak vyshlo to blad

[@Mediaflashmob]

Хвала, Срби!

[@gionetonline]

Чао, брача! Велики поздрав из Русие за тебе

[@antonishedsp2036]

Ахахах и пишет потом на английском, ахахах ор просто.

[@Mediaflashmob]

@@antonishedsp2036 а ты кто?

[@paulden3158]

My name is Luca, I live on the 2nd floor of this apartment

[@hugehappygrin]

Yes, you've seen me before.

[@rachelvillarim3279]

If you hear something late at night ..

[@spookypunky]

Hi Luca

[@volneisilva1199]

Yeah! You live upstais from me.

[@mikemata7342]

Luca? From Samara? I met a Luca there .

[@sonjak8265]

I have a friend in Saint Petersburg who lives in such an apartment, built in 1928. The building is very well built, as natural materials were used, so the apartment is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. My apartment in the USA is made of aluminium and plastic. It is hot in the summer and cold in the winter, so that we have to use a lot of energy to cool it and heat it, but we do not care, as American Navy, Army and Air Force make sure the oil is cheap.

[@annightwolf]

Hi from Russia

[@jimhardeea]

@@annightwolf Анатолий isn't Russian name

[@annightwolf]

@@jimhardeea Russian

[@sasha_green_1991]

@@jimhardeea Hello, Many Western names including Russian are variations of Greek (Александр - Alexander - Aleksandros), Latin (Максим - Maxim - Maximus) and Jewish (Елизавета - Elizabeth - Elisheva). "Анатолий" is just another case-- "Anatolios" (Greek). Of course there are also Slavic names like: Святослав, Ярослав, Станислав, Владислав, etc. Regards

[@jimhardeea]

@@sasha_green_1991 there's no such thing as a Jewish name, unless you mean Goldstein

[@artsoto5459]

Those apartments look like what we call "Projects" here in the USA, they look a little rough!

[@lovelouise1864]

I was thinking the same thing

[@akabga]

“Projects” is exactly what they are! Government (soviet) built housing. ‘Budget before quality’ is the universal language of state funded projects everywhere.

[@robertduklus6555]

@Sunflower On concrete eye opener in a positive way? Modern, safe and clean

[@KazzArie]

@Sunflower On concrete they’re full of regular, modest people tho. Is Los Angeles less depressing?

[@lizak5915]

Yea! many of them are rough coming from someone who lived in some myself but most of them have been built during the soviet union and because of how many floors there are many people just can't renovate.

[@Beteljess]

Thank you for making this. I don’t know how comfortable it was for you, but I really appreciate it.

[@harbanslal3941]

Beteljess hello my friend where are you from,, or you are from beautiful country Russia 🇷🇺

[@covid-mf2hr]

Yes very nice video

[@MishaElRusito]

Федя показал еще красивый район. С кучей зелени. Без грязи. Без мудаков паркующихся на газоне. 5 этажей. Сейчас большинство людей живут в панельках по 20 этажей с парковкой под окнами

[@oydaladno4992]

Никак нет, сэр. В советских панелях 60-х - 70-х они живут.

[@Tilzoff]

Это в какой стране большинство жителей живет в 20-тиэтажках?

[@markdouglas8073]

Я жил на 22-м этаже в Токио. Наша квартира была высотой в 35 этажей.

[@paulm6529]

Я живу в панельном городе. У нас все дома были построены не раньше 70-х. Уж не знаю, с чем вы сравниваете, но двор из видео ужасен. Зелень и отсутствие грязи - это единственное хорошее, что там есть. А попробуйте там оказаться в марте или ноябре, например. Хотя если вы сравниваете с самым дном российского жилья, то, вероятно, двор из видео может показаться хорошим. Но стоит ли вообще что-нибудь сравнивать с домами-свечками на безграничных полях асфальта?

[@ВасилийБолдохонов]

@@paulm6529 что за город?

[@degtiarenko]

If you go to Saint-Petersburg, note that they don’t say “подъезд” (pod’ezd), they use the word “парадная” (paradnaya) instead.

[@агентгосдепасша-ю8л]

Боже, никто не говорит парадная в питере, разве что динозавры

[@s1ber1anstorm41]

🤣🤣

[@elmira2511]

Смотрю блогеров питерских,они говорят парадная🤷‍♀️

[@MishaElRusito]

Да ты что? Никто не знает слово подъезд в Питере. Все парадка говорят

[@КириллПерваков-м4э]

ахах столько народа и все врут...говорят и парадная и подъезд, тем более, что это разные понятия если вы не в курсе. Парадная - вход с улицы. Подъезд - вход со стороны двора, вот и все. Даже написано на старых зданиях так было. Я жил в доме, в котором было два входа, с улицы - написано было парадная № ..., а со двора - подъезд №...

[@rollandsamp]

Гаражи is the famous place in Russia for бухать

[@Kimra_vlog]

I am korean and I am going to travel to Russia this Oct. So Thank you uploading this video. This video shows real Russian life.

[@Dailykaleroy]

김라면 조심히 가!

[@krishamskorner7009]

How was it?

[@Kimra_vlog]

Kale Roy 감사ㅎㅎ

[@john3520]

How did you like Russia man ??? A year has passed already . Time to share your experiences :)

[@Soggersnuggets]

North Korean?

[@patsaxon5284]

Great video! I sure wished that in America, that schools would offer Russian other than required learning spanish. I love learning different cultures, especially pop music from Russia. One of my favorite artists is Zhanna Friski, but sadly she had passed away from cancer. Again, great video! I sure wished that I could visit Russia.

[@foundaaa]

Как только он зашел в подъезд мне в нос ударил сильный запах краски

[@tulenich9948]

а мне - пыли

[@UATUNER]

Хорошо что не мочи :)

[@Abvgdejziklmnoprst]

Сырости

[@ftrq5563]

Говна

[@dimaGeresh]

Мочи...

[@tonyyero7231]

Great speaker in both languages! Greetings from Florida USA 🇺🇸

[@mercywaithaka3708]

This Russian man is just beautiful... Yeah, I said it!!

[@antoniokaige7919]

Ok I agree.

[@johnsimon8738]

Mercy Waithaka yes, he is gorgeous!!! Lol

[@westloop446]

He’s gorgeous 😏

[@elentorres2301]

Only makeup..them very good in makeup.. Natural Nothing beauty

[@tishleigh7026]

Yes he is very handsome !😊

[@kathrynchambers5080]

Russian language looks and sounds so difficult but I love it!! Definitely want to see Russia one day. Y’all have amazing architecture. I’ve seen all over the mainland in North America. I want overseas culture and markets ♥️

[@ViZageFader]

I feel you Been born and raised Canadian, wish I could see the world

[@dmitriyrozhdestvenskiy2826]

Well, you're welcome!😃🙂👏 Come and see it) I hope you'll enjoy it!)

[@u324_channel]

Квартиры квартиры, это такая чтука где русские живут(ну там 50кв метров и совковый ремонт)

[@pc-forever7693]

@@u324_channel какую-то херню несёшь

[@жабка-ш2р]

If you will go to Russia, we (oxford language school) in Novosibirsk wait for you♡

[@nisevelfinew7230]

Nobody: Absolutely nobody: Russian:*watching video and crying*

[@МихаилЯблоков-ю8ц]

True.

[@ravekid5282]

i want to die

[@ЛюбительФруктов-г3д]

It was still a good neighborhood, I live in a worse place.

[@avaghaldef6940]

why

[@ykcyc114]

Ok Motivation, can you come to me in THIS time. Not like everytime!

[@ushasvlog2239]

I really want to know more about modern Russia 🇮🇳🇷🇺

[@folxy5952]

Ask

[@Masha_cat_2015]

I can tell u about a life Russian teen😉✨

[@ushasvlog2239]

@@Masha_cat_2015 please let me/the world know about the lifestyle of a modern Russian or life in Russia of present generation. Regards.

[@svalent1728mi]

​@@ushasvlog2239 as a noticed, the previous person didn't answer you. Therefore, I'll write something similar, but in Russian. I Think KZbin's translator will help you.

[@svalent1728mi]

​@@ushasvlog2239 обычно в России люди небогатые, поэтому опишу жизнь среднестатистического человека в России. Сейчас почти все люди рождаются и живут в городах, и живут в многоэтажных домах, в квартирах. В 7 лет дети идут в школу, где они заканчивают 9 или 11 классов (10 и 11 не являются обязательными). Начиная с 14 или 16 лет, можно устроиться на некоторые виды работ, обычно в рестораны быстрого питания или курьером. При этом, после школы можно поступить учиться в колледж или университет, так как имея хорошее образование, вероятность устроиться на хорошую работу намного выше (это важно, так как в России в данный момент мало рабочих мест). Примерно с поступлением в университет наступает и совершеннолетие (18 лет) - после этого человек вправе делать всё, что разрешено законом, будь то вождение автомобиля (конечно, после обучения в автошколе) или покупка недвижимости, также теперь можно устроиться на любую работу. В том числе с 18 лет можно покупать табак и алкоголь. По мере взросления, люди обычно покидают родительский дом, начиная самостоятельную жизнь. Теперь добавлю про зарплаты: в среднем, подростки в России могут зарабатывать примерно 20000 рублей ($215) в месяц,, работая неполный рабочий день в ресторане. На полноценных работах в среднем платят от 40000 ($430) до 80000 ($860) рублей в месяц. На некоторых профессиях, таких как программист, зарплата достигает 200000 рублей ($2150) в месяц, но такое встречается редко. Но ещё, кстати, часто бывают печальные случаи, когда зарплата едва превышает прожиточный минимум, составляя около 15000 рублей ($160). Таких денег хватает на маленькую, старую квартиру, дешёвую одежду и недорогую еду. В Москве, стоит отметить, жизнь заметно лучше - зарплаты даже водителя автобуса начинаются от 80000 рублей ($860) в месяц! Но цены тоже выше, там даже однокомнатная квартира площадью 30м² может стоить 3000000 рублей ($32250). Человек может выйти на пенсию с 65 лет, тогда государство будет регулярно выплачивать деньги, пропорциональные стажу работы и самой работе. Они начинаются от 12000 рублей ($130), в среднем составляют 20000 ($215), но нередко достигают 30000 рублей ($3225). Я постарался описать жизнь человека в России и рассказал про зарплаты, но если интересно, вы можете спросить меня о чем-нибудь ещё, я с радостью отвечу на ваш вопрос!

[@brownpunk1794]

In russia house chooses you

[@a.b461]

Like the wand in harry potter

[@cosmictruth3600]

It’s the same case in India as well

[@Ida-xe8pg]

Excuse me where did you got my profile picture from?

[@john3520]

That’s right boy , it actually does

[@ananasfioletov]

brownpunk редкая вариация такой типичной шутки, которая является правдой. Многие люди действительно не могут позволить себе новую квартиру или дом, и умирают там же, где и родились.

[@329qrgaerog23]

I like this way of teaching, спасибо!

[@carolcchuma8981]

Спасибо* 💚

[@stark8493]

Спасибо😂

[@Flammen12]

Means plz

[@ruudklasen8656]

Hahah dat, NEMA osambila kak jebo SERBSKA 💪

[@fortyk2274]

Они не русские

[@horiayeb7075]

Great video! I love this format where you explain Russian culture in English with the occasional Russian sentence. Hope you do more or these✌

[@CDO622]

Great comment! I agree. спасиво BF!

[@snowtrooper3871]

@@CDO622 *спасиБо not спасиВо.

[@Plach_Yaroslavni]

Молодец! Очень познавательно для тех, кто никогда не был там, у нас в России! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@aaronlvandamme3784]

Thank you brother for doing these videos. I am in the US my girlfriend is in Russia I think it is very valuable the work you are doing.

[@anubis6190]

Guy in the video: бочка (bochka) KZbin subtitles: vodka I think, that KZbin knows that this video is about Russia.

[@professor_incognito]

I must reveal you the secret KZbin gave an hint of: this bochka is used for store vodka!

[@yasasediriweera8281]

Soviet Life style...we love this country and there culture.. Colombo, Sri lanka

[@УликЛ]

😊

[@yasasediriweera8281]

Can you plz reply in english, i can' t understand Russian Language , I am try to learn..👍

[@yasasediriweera8281]

@Haski Did yes, plz..👍💙❤✝️

[@yasasediriweera8281]

My friend you'e awsome , you explained me every important things about your counrty very well, i think you know Sri lanka,the capital of my county is colombo, I also syay @there, it calls wattala, we divided our counrty for 6 major provinces in present , there names ara North, North central, North western, sabaragamuwa, western, & southern, my friend in our counrty also same as your counrty medical services and education system absolutely free,but there some conditons apply several ways, in my country is a sinhala budhist country but in here also have roman cathelic, Hindus& muims, 73%are budhist peolple, Russia is one of my dream counrty one day i come to Russia, now also I am watchin some Russian drama series in you tube, I ❤ that,my father and mother also, my friend ,we respect your country because in every time when my country had problems your with our side., I think you know our world famous tea brand Ceylon tea, it's awsome know.?? that is theour name of the Global.everyone like, If you in whatsapp plz add me as a friend..this is my no 0786329487 See you friend ,one day we'll meet...👍❤💙✌️🤝

[@antonishedsp2036]

Вообще, по совку фанатеют только аборигены латинской америки. Хотя ваша Колумбия не такая уж и отсталая, как Бразилия со своими трущобами, или Мексика со своей преступностью.

[@bobburnitt5389]

You know, you have a VERY GOOD "Knack" for explaining and making it interesting!!! I am enjoying your video's here in North Texas on the other side of the world!! Keep up the good work!!!!! BB

[@yahia1355]

no one , literally no one , youtube : do you want to see how people live in Russia ?

[@КириллСмекин]

На видео показывали красивые дома по сравнению с остальными.

[@taganrog2869]

Кирилл Смекин ты переборщил

[@karolinkiehl4097]

Yes

[@lloydbeattie9370]

yes I do . and they live just like us . lol .

[@erweber]

Wow. I come from Brazil and I can relate to that scarcity. It reminded me home. But I gotta give Russians a shout for their pride and love for their country!

[@ALVARA80ify]

The video shows a house built in the 60s and it looks very bad even for Russians. This guy did not show a new residential area with houses on 24 floors , security, multi-level Parking, concierge at the entrance and modern playgrounds and sports grounds. There are a huge number of new residential complexes throughout Russia .

[@konstantintyurkov1966]

Сначала я думала что это рофл, но это рил образовательный контент

[@osterars]

А вместо "рофлов" и "рилов" мог бы изучать и чтить родной язык. Американцы никогда в русизмы не опустятся.

[@ВалентинаВалиахметова-ч4г]

@@amkinder ну в немецком сейчас просто английские слова произносят никак не меняя. Так что это не только у нас с языком проблемы.

[@markjonua3770]

@@ВалентинаВалиахметова-ч4г более того, это вовсе не «проблема», а естественное развитие языка в зависимости от обстоятельств. Вот когда изменить язык пытаются сверху, издавая законы, это всё равно что завалить растение большим камнем - расти оно всё равно будет, просто побелеет немного от недостатка солнца, но проползёт в сторону мимо камня и пойдёт дальше расти куда ему нужно.

[@ГликодинГликодинов]

@@osterars язык развивается, заимствует слова из других языков, через n лет рофлы и рилы в словарях появятся, что в этом плохого? И лет 200 назад язык был совсем другим, может всем начать говорить как 200 лет назад?

[@osterars]

@@ГликодинГликодинов не знаю, что было 200 лет назад. Может, ничего. Развитие языка из необходимостей росло, а теперь чистой воды регресс. Это транскрипции английских слов, не более. Рофлы и рилы - оболванивание молодёжи, мозг разжижающее. Эти люди не могут думать, не могут общаться с инаковоспитанными. Россия слаба как никогда.

[@samiraschafer2533]

Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them, good investment bring millions of dollars, and consistency brings billions, the market is all about BTC at the moment now....

[@billysandoval1892]

speaking of investing, forex trading is the best business in the world right now I know a couple of friends who make a lot of money weekly trading the financial markets

[@billysandoval1892]

people are scared of investing because of high rate of scammers on the market.

[@johnryan5173]

@@billysandoval1892 You’re right Sir

[@johnryan5173]

But of a truth they are scammers but real brokers there too waiting for investors

[@nicholasgarza4979]

@@johnryan5173 That is why I had to start forex trading 2months ago and now am making benefits from it

[@MartMesyac]

Я бы не сказала, что во всех частных домах туалет на улице. У моих родственников, живущих в подобном доме, туалет есть и в доме и на улице.

[@MartMesyac]

@Mor Dor возможно он просто не в курсе, что в России тоже любят удобства. Интересно, он в курсе, что мы используем туалетную бумагу, а не лопухи.

[@MartMesyac]

@Mor Dor даже так? Пусть тогда летит, скатертью дорожка.

[@professor_incognito]

Он же кажись сказал, что такие туалеты были раньше распространены

[@RebusMoebius]

Так очень удобно, потому, что в своём доме ты обычно во дворе и, если приспичит, можно просто дойти до уличного, а не разуваться и переться в дом (весь в опилках и земле)

[@ldmtag]

@@rubywal че-то я не припомню, чтобы он такого говорил. Он говорил, что это раньше было распространено, потому что в домах не было канализации (или водопровода и каналазации - я тут не очень ориентируюсь в терминах), но в новых домах туалет внутри. Вы чем слушали?

[@kazaaakplethkilik3229]

1:52 так вот кто мне постоянно звонит в домофон и бросает трубку

[@Матьебал-е2т]

Неет это ЯЯЯЯЯ, ПОЛИНА ИЗ КОМПАНИИ ОРИФЛЕЕЕЕЕЕЕЙМ

[@MegaEKLMN]

клааааасс

[@georgiussamuel4898]

omg how can i read this comment

[@Ana-eb7hk]

xaxaxaxaxa

[@net-worthyglbtinvestments-9010]

When I was in my early twenties I could speak Russian as well as you speak English but I had to know all of the airplanes the names the missiles the armaments the names of all the guns the names of the battalion's the names and all of that. I love your language but I really love your English well done young man

[@michaelrunnels7660]

Where did you learn Russian? Monterey?

[@AmoLaMusicaIAC]

“Italians move their hands while speaking”... Russian KZbinr:

[@JJR93]

The railing on the stairs probably hasn't been painted since the Brezhnev era, by the look of it.

[@julijac218]

"У меня у папы есть машина"...эта абракадабра допустима в разговоре. "У моего папы есть машина!" - верный вариант должен быть таким.

[@daniilka5151]

Ты не права, мы говорим и так и так, в русском почти нет порядка расставления слов и существует множество вариантов выражения одного и того же предложения. Right me if you didn't understand anything))

[@zenitsu1909]

То как ты сказала более верный вариант с точки зрения грамматики, но в разговорном языке вполне допустим и первый вариант

[@ЗахарАдамов-ю1ц]

Один нерусский другому в кафе-кондитерской: "'мой бухгалтер день рожденья, нада торт". всё же понятно? Так же и "'у папы есть машина, или "это папина машина'"

[@PetroUralov]

сходи ещё раз в школу

[@eireenira9476]

Вы правы! Я много лет преподаю русский язык иностранцам, и эта фраза - это абсолютно разговорный вариант. Мои студенты вошли бы в ступор от такого - I have (my) father has a car. Мы подразумеваем, что "У меня есть папа, и у папы есть машина", но для иностранцев эта логика совсем не очевидна. Поэтому я полностью с Вами согласна - "У моего папы есть машина" это именно то, чему учат студентов-иностранцев. Обычно они очень не любят эти предложения, потому что "моего/моей/моих" это родительный падеж, а это довольно трудно для них.

[@mergimergimergi]

Почему мне интересно узнавать про жизнь в Росcии, хоть и живу в похожей стране - Беларуси-

[@МихаилЯблоков-ю8ц]

Я был в Беларуси и должен сказать, что ваши города выглядят лучше.

[@vaerling]

@@МихаилЯблоков-ю8ц благодарю

[@nikolayskvotsov3868]

Вообще заметил, что все эти видео про Россию смотрят в основном сами русские. Мне даже интересно, смотрят ли русские как живут в других странах или только про себя смотрят)

[@chinzanasweat]

@@nikolayskvotsov3868 смотрят, если интересно. Посмотрите канал Дениса про Америку.

[@chinzanasweat]

мне бы тоже про Беларусь интересно было, что такого :)

[@LumpOfClay1]

I never feel a pull to visit Russia but find it so interesting to see how life is, in different parts of the world.

[@brianluna3982]

This is awesome! Much love from Alabama USA 🇺🇸❤🇷🇺

[@Skylian2400]

🇷🇺💙💙💙

[@antonishedsp2036]

Дело семейное

[@antonishedsp2036]

Does it truth that alabama's racism? You were having slaivory bai blek pipal. Sorry for my English

[@brianluna3982]

@@antonishedsp2036 No problem. Alabama is not racist. We all live together in peace. Everyone has their own individual beliefs but we are nothing like what people hear. God bless you brother ✊👍

[@Copeandseethe822]

@@antonishedsp2036 not everyone from Alabama is racist but there are still plenty who are. And yes, they were one of the southern states who fought to own slaves.

[@fratfratish9533]

2:55 Как носитель русского языка, хочу подметить ошибку. В русском языке, как правило, не используют двойное "У". И в данном предложении нужно было сказать: У моего папы есть машина. TRANSLATE. Such as native speaker of a russian language I want to emphasis the mistake. In russian, usually, don't use double "У". And at that sentence should be say: У моего папы есть машина. ( My dad has a car).

[@ГендальфБелый-ш7р]

Тоже заметил

[@OlgaPe]

да, это косноязычный разговорный вариант, в Среднем Поволжье так говорят, например

[@apples_and_oranges]

Это правда, но русские говорят так сплошь и рядом. Хоть и не очень грамотно это.

[@sergeyx507]

Если я не ошибаюсь слово "нету" тоже неверное

[@OlgaPe]

@@sergeyx507 просто разговорное, все слова в языке, которые выполняют свою функцию, верные

[@user-yl1zp5kp5k]

Когда англоязычные люди приезжают в РФ ,им отовсюду доноситься - Your bunny wrote !

[@Fomeyshiy]

Сначало не понял , а потом как понял

[@user-yl1zp5kp5k]

Иван Фома 👍

[@ПанкиХой-щ1ш]

Peace door ball , Peace Death

[@iranbek]

Near bird

[@slavic_commonwealth]

Moon Duck

[@Кто-то-ь6и]

На самом деле я поняла что мне приятно читать комментарии здесь, потому что я вижу как люди обсуждают Россию и не называют нашу страну агрессивной или нищей

[@Kuzip23]

Это только популярные комментарии, а в новых и есть скотт

[@glorytoukraineandrussia523]

Насчёт агрессивной да, поспорить можно. А вот нищая - да, ещё как

[@Rediski]

@@glorytoukraineandrussia523нищая - это большинство стран Африки. В таких городах средний уровень жизни, в больших вообще не на что жаловаться

[@permin9533]

4:59 heeeey not so fast, you forgot to say that every flat is unique, like every single door is a whole new world where you could spend hours discovering, fascinating and chilling

[@b1ag159]

nice bochka on profile picture

[@SirEdumatos]

This video was Amazing! I love learning about Russia. Спасибо Фёдор!)

[@TaraBresee]

I was sad when the video ended! It has been great to see you out and about, Fedya - definitely do more of this kind of video! Спасибо большое!

[@bennuask2611]

You are a wonderful teacher, not to mention how beautiful you look on the outside. What you are showing us is is all very interesting. I don't like the old Soviet apartments at all, their whole concept is scary. But this is funny because in my country we live in extremely small houses that are literally stuck together and it is quite a bad situation that I am only used to because I grew up like that. I also live in a place where a whole bunch of cars are parked on the street. There used to be no cars here in the early 90s when I was growing up and now there are so many out on there. You have inspired me to film this and put it out there. I have taken my one of my first lessons of Russian from you, and I want to watch all your videos. Thank you so much, I appreciate your work.

[@mr_pukish]

What scary concept? its just panel apartament buildings.

[@Iz_Belgoroda_user-nx5ie4hu9u]

Я посмотрю

[@TheDirtflyer]

Very good video, about life in Russia. Very basic living , closer to nature, as out- houses are still around. Very interesting. Makes us appreciate what we have in the West. Even if we don't have the latest newest apartment or house. No elevators, makes you strong and healthy waling up and down so many stairs if you happen to live on the 4th floor or higher. I'd consider adding a Rope or Slide out the window. I like how you use both languages to describe things around the homes. Educates us all a bit. We, in U.S. have much in common with Russians.

[@ALVARA80ify]

I welcome you ) There are no elevators in 5-storey buildings, sometimes in 8-storey buildings (if the house is 9 floors and above there are several elevators in one entrance, including cargo). Houses above the 9th floor are not gasified, but all with electric stoves and the price of electricity in such houses is lower than in houses with gas. I live in the south of Russia and screw (do less) heating in winter because it is very heated and the apartment is hot. Or I open the window, I don't like to sleep in the stuffiness.

[@RegisVA]

To be honest, this guy showed the most seedy living option in the city. In Russia, a huge number of multi-storey buildings with apartments, where there is an elevator.

[@milaliah]

Love this style of teaching!

[@Wisdomabovegold]

The Russians have such a wealth of beautiful, intelligent, good natured and talented people. They have the potential to create so much more for themselves. I hope that day comes for them soon.

[@ГликодинГликодинов]

Most of the beauteful, intelligent, good natured and talanted people left russia a long time ago.

[@bugzlaif1239]

hope too.. bbut seems thwt the West is determined to screw them over again, Russia will be good as long as putin is in charge.. it's all downhill from then

[@Freemedia.ru21]

@@samexoldx Путин не царь, а вор если бы его дворцы были бы проданы на аукционе, то каждый житель России имел бы по танку

[@7privetov]

Хотелось бы верить, но пока в России страшная нищета и разруха, и никаких перспектив. Живу в России.

[@ALVARA80ify]

Переезжай в Филадельфию , там прелестно ) И не имей привычку отвечать за всю Россию , если сам живёшь в нищете и разрухе , то так и говори о себе . kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5O3gouCn9uKodU Move to Philadelphia , it 's lovely there ) And don 't be in the habit of being responsible for the whole of Russia , if you yourself live in poverty and ruin , then talk about yourself like that . kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5O3gouCn9uKodU

[@alejandra130]

This was very interesting! It looks so different from US! Thanks for sharing!

[@ntvtexan5015]

Great video ! I love to see how people live around the world. I even got to live and work in Kuwait (Middle East) for 3 years. Not bad, but the desert environment reaching 55 C was a bit much during the summers. Oh, and a quick note on your 4:50 pause to remember the word at the top of the stairs, you used PLATFORM. Correct, but we call them LANDINGS. A VERY minor detail of course. Thanks again for the videos. I'm slowly catching up on watching them !

[@Hungrybird474]

We live the same way in America and something is always breaking . Most of us anyways . Hills and valleys is life . Working to get better things and finding the things we own can sometimes chain us down . I think the best thing to do is to buy some land , build a log cabin and materials from the land and be happy with some family and a few animals like chickens and cows .

[@ХаширамаСенджу-д6п]

То чувство, когда ты из России и смотришь это видео

[@jenjafree]

Да, очень интересно))))

[@antonishedsp2036]

Когда училка задала в зуме задание - снять на английском видео-сочинение, где ты живешь)

[@ГликодинГликодинов]

@@antonishedsp2036 лучше не жульничай, а действительно учи английский, единственный полезный предмет в школе

[@ChristysChannelYall]

It’s so interesting to see how you live in Russia. I live in an apartment in the USA in North Carolina and it is very different from that. We literally ALL have cars. Many times more than one for each apt if you have more than one adult living there. Our apartments are bigger and they each have their own door to the outside, at least in my area. Thank you for sharing!

[@JamieBlake7]

NC 910

[@dadgbe4834]

america is just one big drive thru

[@csalways]

Бро, он показал советский дом, где все ужасно даже для нас) Сейчас все живут если это провинция, то в 9 этажных домах А в таких городах, как Москва, Санкт Петербург, и другие большие города, то там люди живут в больших 15-25 этажных домах с большими парковками и большой площадью квартир. Расскажи пожалуйста, как вы живете в Америке очень интересно. А то с нашей пропагандой путинской не возможно ничего узнать Bro, he showed a Soviet house where everything is terrible even for us) Now everyone lives, if it's a province, then in 9-storey buildings And in cities such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other large cities, then people live in large 15-25 storey buildings with large parking lots and a large area of apartments. Please tell me how you live in America is very interesting. Otherwise, with our Putin propaganda, it is not possible to find out anything

[@russianurukhai]

@@csalways ох уж эта путинская пропаганда) Когда в интернете куда не плюнь - попадёшь либо в котиков, либо в е*учих навальнят.

[@russianurukhai]

@@csalways а дома эти советские строились в послевоенное время. Когда надо было быстро обеспечить жильём огромное число людей. Поэтому квартиры там не большие. Но эти дома служат верой и правдой по сей день, хотя строились как временный вариант (потом планировалось переселить людей в жильё получше). И квартиры эти выдавались бесплатно. А сейчас люди крошечные студии берут в ипотеку, зато в 30-этажном доме. В Германии тоже многие люди по сей день в хрущёвках живут, потому что часть Дрезден, например, СССР восстанавливал.

[@nilaypatel6770]

Lots Love From INDIA... Our True & Long Lasting- Time Tested Friend Russia- India. Each & Every Indian Love & Respect Russia.

[@sindhuranjan8246]

This is your best video as its more easily understandable. Looking forward for more such videos.

[@Dvorkin82]

You didn’t show the apartments inside, in russia in every apartment the owners have their own washing machine, sometimes a dishwasher too, people don’t use public laundries constantly

[@tomvandermel369]

Very enlightening... Thank you! You're a delightful young man. Keep up the good work!

[@markwalker3499]

I studied Russian in college in 1980, I am shocked at how much I have forgotten. Now if I had a teacher like Fyodor (hope I got that right) I would learn real fast. I would pay to see him read the Moscow phone book.

[@russianurukhai]

There are no phone directories in Russia) And there never was. If I'm not mistaken, they only exist in America.

[@innafox6784]

@@russianurukhai В СССР были 😁

[@bshthrasher]

@@innafox6784, да, действительно, я уже успел забыть про телефонную книгу, но у нас была такая) В моём родном городе телефоны были пятизначные, так-что книга была не очень большая.

[@innafox6784]

@@bshthrasher В нашем городе-миллионнике телефонная книга была довольно толстой даже с 5-значными номерами. Сантиметра 4

[@üçüzler13]

I m so lucky. I found this canal at the end. Please go on. Never give up. I love Russian. 😀🇹🇷

[@osterars]

You can write on russian with help translater please? I am very hard write on English, because i am russian/ I want with you chat :)

[@dominiqueblagojevic9447]

This looks like my mother's home in Serbia. They had an out house as well

[@3joewj]

Do you have a little American in you? Do you want " a little American" IN you?

[@harbanslal3941]

Dominique Blagojevic how are you I’m from India but i have Siberian friend but right now I’m out of India 🇮🇳

[@juanmedrano4290]

Very interesting Dominique

[@Gee5425]

@Ganda Gandara my Grandfather's home didn't have indoor plumbing, in the US, until my grandfather put it in, after he returned from the Vietnam War. The house he shared with my grandmother did, but his parent's house still did not. He lived in California, in Los Angeles, and his parents lived in Oklahoma, which would be considered rural, especially compared to a city like LA, so I don't know if that makes the big difference of why they didn't get indoor plumbing for so long, but I did hear him talk about returning from the war, and spending the summer back home with his brothers, installing indoor plumbing at his parent's home.

[@carlel4219]

I love watching videos like yours. They teach you about other cultures. Thank you so much for making this video for us. Take care

[@ТимурЧернышев-ш2ц]

You are the first person who made the truthful video about life in Russia. The rest youtubers show bullshit which mismatches with reality. I am annoying when foreigners represent Russia as a country with Red Square and another sight in Moscow. Just visit our villages and towns if you wanna know about Russia, I have no doubts it would blow up your innocent mind.

[@jesscast5122]

Naaah!! There is SERGEY from "The REAL Russia". a channel, not about language but only about showing the REAL Russia"

[@Romana.zagreb]

@@jesscast5122 I suppose that real Russia is both poor and rich Russia.

[@jesscast5122]

@@Romana.zagreb Still mostly poor except for, and ONLY Moscow

[@Romana.zagreb]

@@jesscast5122 In August I'm going to visit nine Russian towns by Transsiberian Railways (Moscow to Vladivostok), that's why I want to collect as many information as I can. Have you ever been in Russia and if so, when?

[@jesscast5122]

@@Romana.zagreb Hi Romana No. I have not been there yet. But I do have Family and have been studying & Research everything Russ. as I plan to move there to Live and to start to Businesses. One in Moscow and One of Food & Ethnicity product IMPORTS. I also plan to make the TransSib as well. Wish I could go w you. During summer make sure you plan to go to Lake Baikal for a few days then continue. I plan to go there w my Friend Sergey and future biz partner in the import one. He lives in Sib. and has a boat I also want to go to the TANGUSKA forest to the location of the 1908 METEOR Incident. (Geek Stuff!! LOL) Also, in Moscow I plan to go to ISTRA for a Scientific Project. (Geek Stuff!! again) w my Other Friend which happens to be Beaut. Ruska, Graduate of the POWER Institute. and Dance plenty of Salsa at Gorky Park . Take plenty of Video Recording Supplies and post on youTube LOL Give me your page. ;-) Have Fun on your Adventure.

[@osmhanapi1105]

Hi Russia ❤️🇷🇺 Malaysia here 🇲🇾

[@antonishedsp2036]

Assalamu Alaykum from Russian muslims 🤝☪️🇷🇺🇲🇾

[@beaaaaam8735]

You look like Muhammad to me

[@Protoreon]

Да, помню этот день. Сижу у себя дома, вижу, за окном какой-то чувак, зашёл в мой огород, разговаривает на иностранном, тычет пальцем в мою бочка, в моих домашнее животное, и мой уличный туалет. Странный тип.

[@ahhsjsjssjabsjs2947]

The thing I admire the most about Russia is that young people consume art a lot. Russia is a great country regarding good art availability, at least it is apparently. I have a Russian friend as reference and she often goes to outstanding museums and theaters

[@matthewduquette]

I thoroughly enjoyed this format! I’m new to your channel and wanted to drop you a compliment and request to produce & share more videos like this. I’m traveling to visit Moscow in December 2020. I’m brushing up on as much of the language and culture as possible. Thanks and keep these coming! 👍🏼

[@SeifelnourPierre]

hello, Can you do a video explaining the difference between the different forms of "because" ? "потому что, ибо, так как" Thank you.

[@carolcchuma8981]

From what l learnt from school потому что и так как all answer the question why. But the difference between them is так как can start a sentence but потому что cannot. About "ибо" haven't learnt it yet. Я опаздала потому что я встала поздно. Так как я встала поздно, я опаздала. Ps: I am still learning. I might be wrong. Ибо .. might also mean for . Например ибо так возлюбил бог мир,......

[@МашаШирина]

Потому что и так как are the same. Ибо is more complicated because it’s smth like literary language,so just a few people use this word routinely

[@heinrich.hitzinger]

@@МашаШирина This sounds like a word borrowed from Old Church Slavonic...

[@vladko2008]

@@heinrich.hitzinger yes, "ибо" is the outdated form of "потому что"

[@jesscast5122]

easy!! Porque and asi Que..... or como asi.....

[@sushi777300]

That was absolutely awesome Learned so much

[@reym7140]

Tack so mycket

[@tuktuk3142]

Nice.interesting to see some other country's lifestyle.but really nice simple living style.i like this one.

[@hoggravyandchitlins]

The English word you were looking for when you were outside the doors and said platform is "landing"

[@blotski]

And сковорода is a frying pan.

[@proxyproxy44]

Nice editing. I love how the greens look in this video

[@bellzon4086]

2:03 why is it во instead of в?

[@vladko2008]

because there is a rule: if after preposition "в" will be the word, which begins on two or more consonants "в-" , you must use preposition 'во'. ...во второй раз..., ...во вторник...., but in any other cases, you must use preposition 'в'. ...в воде..., ...в водке..., ....в смысле... The same with preposition 'c': ...со смыслом...., ...со стрелой.... ...с собакой..., ...с сорокой..., ...с мужем....

[@bellzon4086]

@@vladko2008 aaah ok thanks dude👍

[@jesscast5122]

@@vladko2008 Are you sure? there are 2 consonants in: в смысле specially since you give this other example: со смыслом

[@rippergraphistandgamemaker2368]

@@jesscast5122 Maybe because "В смысле " it"s like "in the sens of" and смысл it's "signification" and i check out google : "В смысле" и "всмысле" exist Maybe an exception after i'm not russian soo..

[@refingels]

you still can say "в втором" but it's too difficult to pronouce 'v-vtorom' so extra vovel is usually added in such cases.

[@joshuathered1100]

Let me ask a question: I did a Google Earth virtual tour of Moscow and St. Petersburg. I noticed something peculiar, strange even. Every single house in every single neighborhood has some type of wall or privacy fence surrounding the property. Why is that?

[@oswin6954]

Bsc other russians will stole even flowers from garden

[@Chalzee]

@@oswin6954why would Russians do that?

[@oswin6954]

@Chalzzee lol you really still don't get it?

[@Chalzee]

@@oswin6954 I don’t get why Ukrainians are dump people,because they are pretty similar to Russians but whole nation are brainwashed

[@neko2718_]

​@@oswin6954🤡🤡🤡

[@anastasiyarakova8517]

I havent seen my home country in 6 years, this makes me nostalgic

[@BranisAvBG]

How the sky is so beautiful and blue in Russia? I'm living in Serbia and here, sky is more mix between gray and blue

[@joemontano71]

The stairwell in the apartments looked more like an industrial space like a parking garage. The houses looked very old and decrepit.

[@stevemcqueenii1547]

well, this is russia guys.))) gulag country

[@clivewakley3901]

@@stevemcqueenii1547 reminds me of Detroit.

[@rizwangujjar3205]

Very nice

[@zenitsu1909]

@@stevemcqueenii1547 behave more respectfully, the tragic past of our country does not give you the right to depreciate people or mock others' standard of living

[@arzen9835]

80% of houses in my country are worse.

[@Diverso3000]

I love the way this guy over-explains everything. I half expected him to to say every apartment has its own front door!