RUSSIAN HARDWARE STORE! & PRICES AFTER SANCTIONS!!

[@firewaterbydesign]

Dan; I do not know why you always apologize for your English, because you are doing absolutely AMAZING learning our language. I am actually more surprised that by the price of things, as I expected to be so much higher. It still seems like cost of living is so much less than in the United States. You are doing a wonderful job of taking care of your family through all of this. Living off of the land that you have, is what our ancestors have done since time began. Your insight to remove the poisons from your diet and only eat what the earth provides, is exactly what all of us should be doing right now, if we have the availability. PLEASE do not ever feel that you have to apologize for your English. You are doing GREAT!! Sending much love 💕 light 🌠 prayers 🙏🏻 and an abundance of beautiful🌹blessings to you, Suzy, Sati and all, from the magical 🦆Oregon🦫 coast. 🌊🌊🏄‍♀️🏖🪁

[@evermar1]

It's amazing how similar this looks like my local Lowes/Home depot here in Southern California. Even the customers in their shorts, Hawaiian shirts and flip flops could be my neighbors. Let's hope that stupid war ends soon and we can remember that we have more in common than not.

[@deanowens334]

Sadly, the war won't just 'end', it has to be stopped which has to be a willful decision made by the aggressor. I hope the Russian people can convince their leadership to end it, one way or another. Love stepping into the Russian equivalent of where I work... The large wood boards are 'plywood' and the PVC boards are for 'Decking'. Great video. THANK YOU Dan!

[@TrevorEst1994]

Yeah well it's not similar lol

[@Sandra.Sandy.Robinson]

We are more alike than we are different.

[@benpluta6187]

Governments don't live with people. People live with people.

[@michaelgarib5564]

Lol I’m from Burbank Ca and I just left lowes and was just thinking the same thing and I found your comment…

[@j.sarnak1391]

Thanks for ALL you do Dan, I live in the U.S. and we need reminders that all people in the world have more in common than differences.

[@morganbrickwall7902]

It is the politicians who drive wedges between us.

[@bridgetashley2232]

I laughed when I heard "Chinese Shit" lol, the same thing my husband says when we shop! Great job, your English is coming along great!

[@liliankuhn4671]

So did I! He's hilarious & honest.

[@sharonallen6921]

Oh, I did. It caught me off guard and I thought .... Did Dan just say what I think he said? So, I re-wind and sure enough he said it! I laughed and laughed - yep, that is how we say it in America. Good people, beautiful country and what are the Chinese people known for - inferior quality. So sad.

[@WHISKEYROCKNROLLER]

In the 70s you would never buy anything from CHINA BUT IN THE 80S OLE RONALD sold us out to china........Now A CEO can make 20 million because they can buy the product for cents on the dollar ...RICH GET RICHER AND THE POOR WE ALL KNOW THE REST.....

[@Jacmac1]

In the US: 2:25 Styrofoam or polystyrene 4:25 Plywood 4:44 Step ladder or ladder 7:00 Outdoor decking, called Composite decking 14:25 Hard Hat or Construction Helmet 18:23 Laminated Tile or Linoleum flooring for cheap flooring, but real tiles are just called Tiled Floors 31:34 Wood laminate flooring 32:36 Wall paper, nobody buys this in the US any longer, it is rare to see it in a modern home. 35:20 Chandelier, borrowed from the French for the French word for candle, I think. In the US these would be typical in the dining room or a large front door entry area. You would not see these in living rooms. 39:07 Shovel 39:21 Hoe, although we do not have them shaped like that. That thing looks more like a Halberd than a gardening tool. 39:53 Step stones, even though they may be ceramic. 40:39 Pottery 43:23 Dog House 44:36 We have heard of Baba Yaga, because as a kid I played Advance Dungeons and Dragons and Baba Yaga's Hut was a mythical/legendary magic house that could walk around and had all kinds of powers. 45:24 Lawn Mower 45:37 Weed Eater is the common name because that was the brand name for the first one sold, sort of like band-aid for an adhesive bandage. 52:50 Burlap

[@vishalsharma1423]

What is bur

[@franlego559]

What a fabulous store! Such a choice of items and so much variety. Thank you for giving us such a great tour.

[@holybatwingsbatman]

Your English is great Dan! No problem understanding you. Thanks for taking us through your hardware store. Impressive variety of home repair products you have.

[@durtle4colsoh]

I really enjoy watching your videos as you solidly remind the world that no matter where one is from we have more in common than not. I appreciate seeing comments from around the globe too expressing same. God bless you and your family as we navigate these turbulent times.

[@rodneyfairborn9358]

Dan thank you for sharing your life in Russia these are very difficult times for the families in all counties wishing you well from Canada.

[@Not-thatKaren]

My hubby could build and repair just about anything. Sadly, pancreatic cancer took him from me. He LOVED a challenge! He would have loved that store! We spent many hours and so much money in Lowes and Home Depot! We owned a rent house that flooded twice due to hurricanes! Hubby rebuilt it twice! We had to rip out all the walls, replaced flooring(carpets, tiles, etc. So much work but we did it. Plus built a hunting/fishing cabin, and remodeled our home, well most of it. Flooring is an overall name for what we install on floors. It could be carpet, wood, ceramic tile, porcelain tiles, vinyl too. (Plastic) The wood looking long plastic boards that are used outside would typically be called a ‘deck’ in America. A deck is usually a place outside to enjoy especially in the back yard. ‘Deck’ can mean different things in America. The big sheets of wood (plywood) used in roofing can also be called deck boards or decking. I’m sure it’s confusing. I’m shock at how expensive plants are in Russia!

[@SeanEShay]

Hey Dan you know what would be cool? Every once in a while, show us how to pronounce some Russian words! For example, I was wondering what the name of the hardware store was when you walked in. To my uneducated eyes, I can’t even pronounce the word on the outside of the building when I saw it. I just don’t know what sounds each letter makes in Russian, or how to pronounce the vowel sounds even 😂 anyhow, old school adorable here, hope you all are doing great! Edit: I want to elaborate just a little to make sure I’m not misunderstood. I love that you tell us what certain things are called in Russian, and how to say them. My comment is more asking about showing us a word in Cyrillic (I just googled that), and sounding out each “letter” for us. I hope im not coming across as pushy, I’m just so curious! Thanks again!

[@elainevankat5353]

Great idea! We can all learn things from each other.....👏

[@Shaz73]

Brilliant idea!

[@rebeccacaraska4112]

а or А in Russian sounds like ah. As in mama. Б or б is like our b С is like ss or our s Д or д is our d It's easy to learn the alphabet of Russia. There are some good KZbin videos that are for children learning to read Russian. I learned most of the alphabet in a day. Still working on the sounds of the Russian language that doesn't have an English equivalent. After a month I can read most Russian words but don't understand what the meaning of them are. However a lot of the pronunciation is exactly the same as some of our words. It takes about a thousand hours of practice to be able to speak Russian fluently.

[@Shaz73]

@@rebeccacaraska4112 brilliant thank you! Keep bringing the lessons as you learn too!

[@cynthiadavis10]

There are online tutorial videos, for free, that teach you what the Russian language alphabet is and how to pronounce each letter. That may help. Good idea. Be well.

[@HedymacD]

Thanks for the tour Dan! Good to see you are well. Hugs to your family. Stay safe😊

[@kimkennedy123]

That small wood-burning stove is expensive! I'm looking at a similar stove made in America for $289 including shipping. Light weight on tall legs. Perfect for my small cottage. Some things there are a very good price, and some are more expensive than in the USA. I hope you and your family are well. Your english is great. Would love to hear more Russian words. Thank you.

[@nikolasberthelsen1606]

I must say you have done a great job learning English from old movies. Respect.. Interesting video man.. Have a great summer.

[@eddienash5426]

Dan thank you my friend! Your English is better than my Russian! 7:11 deck material 18:28 ceramic floor tile Take a shower YES 31:47 floor tile 32:00 Wall paper 35:38 Chandelier 55:44 Throw rugs

[@patjohnson1008]

The pricing is very similar to 🇨🇦 🍁 I REALLY enjoyed this tour with you Dan ... thank you for giving the world your perspective & being such a kind person xo

[@SuperFree06]

But Russians don't earn anywhere near what Canadians earn, and the quality is way lower than Canada.

[@brianwild4640]

But the wages are not a big difference?

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

@@brianwild4640 Punctuation is everything! Read back your comment, buddy.

[@brianwild4640]

@@Sayitlikitiz101 sorry English is not my first language.

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

@@brianwild4640 No worry! You probably command a better English than I do your language. 😊

[@PixieDust-eq6kc]

Dan I commend you on your English. I've heard it's the hardest language to learn. I wouldn't know. Several years ago I tried to learn Russian from a software, but it was very hard! I wish I'd had someone like you and Suzie to help. I am very interested in languages. Keep up the great work! Love the channel.

[@GretchenNGould]

Glad to see you again Dan! Missing your videos! Your hardware store is bigger than our home Depot and Lowe's! Prices are about the same here. It looks like you guys have more of a selection of different products than we do!

[@grubby1745]

Hello Dan! This is my first video to see you and your channel. I just became a subscriber! If you are learning English on your own, you are doing very well! I love this video because I can see what Russians like in their homes and their gardens and what they like to make their lives comfortable. This is a huge store, bigger than any I have been in here in the USA. The selection of goods is amazing, more than we have here! The prices are very similar to the USA but the problem is that it is more expensive for you because your wages for the most part are not the same as the USA. So what seems reasonable to us, it is more expensive for you. Thanks for this insight into the world of a Russian shopper. I loved seeing all of the plants and your comments about where your money likes to go! This is great to see how things are in Russia! Take care!

[@christywileywest8046]

This world is in a mess, but I want you to know I love watching your videos and I think your family is wonderful!

[@robertdevos5478]

Thanks a lot Dan for this tour, awesome❤🇷🇺👍💐🍀Greetings from The Netherlands

[@cynthiabaker4035]

We have warehouse size stores as well, Lowes and Home Depot. Your doing very well with your English Dan. You don't have to apologize for it, I don't know any Russian language 😉 I'm sorry .

[@larrydewein401]

I'm 82 and been around but have NEVER seen a Lowes or Home Depot OF THIS SIZE!! If anyone knows of one, tell me where it is!!

[@expatron]

'You're doing very .......' NOT "your". Sorry, it's a pet peeve.

[@theupscriber65]

That's like a HomeDeLowes!

[@ravenspe]

@@larrydewein401 Probably because there's a Lowes/Home depot every 8 blocks 😆

[@scotland1988ful]

We do have Lowes and home depot, nowhere near the size of your russian store. Yours I would need to write, is a mega store.

[@Darci.]

Dan, your English is fantastic. And even when you’re unsure you have the correct word, you always describe it in a way that helps us understand what you mean, and that is an excellent grasp on English. I know the prices seem like a lot, but they’re actually really similar to what our prices were just before inflation hit. At least here in Northern California. Thank you so much for taking us along with you and for the precious reminder about how very similar our lives are no mater where we live. And I always appreciate it when you explain the language differences in sayings, thank you for being a teacher too. Much love to girls please. 🌸

[@moonshadowlelune5426]

I love learning about your beautiful country & your stores & family. Your English is quite good. We have stores like that. Home Depot or Lowes. I bought roses there today.

[@richardthomas9263]

We have some large hardware stores, but I must admit I would like yours much better. Yours has a larger selection. As always I enjoy your videos, and wish you and your family the best.

[@jasons.8125]

"Flooring" is the word you're searching for. We call the cosmetic materials which you would walk upon, "Flooring". Flooring covers the raw construction constituents, such as concrete. :) Your English is GREAT. Love your videos and, most of all, your beautiful energy! Stay safe!

[@RAnderwill]

Флор-Инг

[@downychick]

I miss having cafés or restaurants right in the store. We used to have that, but no longer. The selection of glass bottles & jars was impressive!

[@margien1942]

Loved this. In Australia we have a similar store, Bunnings, but no comparison when it comes to quantity or varieties, but of course you have all of Europe and Asia to draw from whereas here we are depending on shipping and airlines, plus our small population in our big country. Your camera work was wonderful and I could not believe the range of bathroom accessories. Just excellent, Dan.

[@Darryl1963D]

Ah...but do the Russians do the Bunnings sausage sizzle? 😉

[@mikeprandota3120]

Ahh Bunnings… a tradies second home.. I call it “Chinings” 😆 because 80% is made in china

[@fishlips2817]

Thank You 🙏, nice tour and clear descriptions of store items. Better selection than most of our stores & cleaner.

[@vidpetrovic8907]

I love how you show your struggles with English in videos... I'm lerning English for 12years now, and I'm still learning new words, actually many of them every day, because i don't speak it much. I'm 17 years old, so for me it is also easier to learn a language, compared to you... I wish you all the best on your English journey 😆

[@angelag8196]

WOW! All the stores there are so big and very clean. Love your little family ❤️

[@Jib230181]

Dan I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 and we call these things: 07:00mins in on video we call it decking for outside. 18:30mins in we call it stick on laminate/vinyl flooring if it’s like you have to stick it to the floor. 31:42mins we call that wooden laminate. 32:37mins we call it wall paper. 35:25mins we call it a chandelier. Great video Dan loved watching it. You and family stay safe and best wish to you all.

[@susanwestern6434]

It's like a B&Q. 🇬🇧

[@roberthaselwood8737]

Hi Dan, your English is very good! I have a friend in Russia and have really enjoyed your videos. I like learning about the differences in Russian stores and what they look like compared to the ones in the US. It’s really cool to see how every day items look different there. I appreciate how you take the extra time to convert the prices to the US dollar. Keep up the great videos!

[@kimmy9695]

I love your videos! Some day when things aren’t so insane, I’d love to visit.

[@TheHope4abetterworld]

I'm blown away by how cheap things are there. And 'portable' wood stoves?! Brilliant. It's been delightful watching you shop. Fantastic store, fantastic selection, fantastic prices. Sounds like my DIY proclivities would be perfectly encouraged there.

[@katadam2186]

Like old pot belly stoves

[@TheHope4abetterworld]

@@katadam2186 Yes those impressed me the most.

[@PeaseFamilyVideo]

I love your videos. I feel stupid for not learning Russian but I don’t have any Russian movies to watch. You need to give yourself a lot of credit for what you have learned. It’s sad that as people we get along but as governments we can’t.

[@Ace-ke7fq]

there's Russian learning ''Russian for beginner's'' suppose to be simple words but it's hard to remember for me..there are other channel's too.

[@dronevidsandfreedom]

@@Ace-ke7fq there's a KZbin channel that all it does is upload Russian films with English subtitles. I think it's called Mosin films or something

[@anaaaaa573]

Agree with you on the government part. It’s Putin’s greed. He controls everything so most Russians are walking blind

[@andreaahlson9827]

The floor in the store we would call polished concrete. The ceramic floor we would call tile flooring. The plastic rolls of flooring we would call vinyl flooring. Thank you for taking us on a tour of your hardware store.

[@enlamainyokohama]

Outside in the parking lot at the end of the video it would be ground.

[@MonyExercise]

That was amazing! The wood board at the beginning we call “plywood”. Ceramic is pronounced seramic. Also the crocodile Dundee artifact is a “bidet” -silent t. The variety of lighting fixtures was awesome!! We don’t see all this modern stuff at Home Depot here, you can find some at IKEA though. I fell in love with that store!

[@jameskeefe1761]

bid-a the same a sound as in bake. Silent t. This is because Bidet is a french word and English carries over the french spelling and pronunciation

[@CarolReidCA]

I wondered what that short sink thing was! LOL We have bidets plumbed into our toilets, at some homes. A bit different, I suppose! Thanks for sharing! Now I know! 😀

[@deethornburg4014]

The multiple glass lighting is in English a chandelier ( shandaleer)

[@theodordan680]

i think i thumbed you down by mistake..i do apologize..i love seeing my conationals teaching other people..other languages...are you an english teacher by mistake? ^_^ i removed the thumbs down...purely accidental

[@bertbattersby9220]

You have a very good vocabulary and are very large.

[@EdRossi624]

It's good to see you are ok. I trust your family is doing well too.

[@sunniecam]

Hello Dan, thank you for sharing your trip through the hardware store. It is a lot like the ones here in the US. Ваш английский становится намного лучше. Отличная работа!

[@NotaFEDjed]

Dear Adorable Dan. Greetings from Minnesota, USA. I just want to tell you that you speak conversational English well. I can tell that you have gotten so much better at expressing yourself and I find it fascinating how well you build on your own language skills. I also like how you share Russian words and their meanings. I studied Russian in college and appreciate it when you share a Russian word with its English meaning. I also find it interesting how you learned English from watching American movies, but you pronounce certain words like a Britt: Aluminum is pronounced AL-LU-MEN-NEM in the U.S. People waiting in a line is called a line, is not a queue. It's a line. If you say queue, we understand but it's not what we call it. To sound more American, always say it is a line of people waiting to pay for something. To sound more British, say it is a queue. At 18m18s, the squares are called floor tiles (напольная плитка). I love watching your videos and how you share and talk about your life in Russia. Be well, and best wishes to you and your family. Nate. 50 British Vs American Word Pronunciations - Part 1 - KZbin

[@pegatheetoo1437]

I think using queue depends on where you live and also how you use it. I am also from MN, and I would say that I 'am waiting in line,' but I would say that 'there is a queue at that store.' Lol

[@markiefufu]

@@pegatheetoo1437 Minnesota here too. I would use queue at the DMV where you take a number for service. I use line for stores. 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😁

[@Misswiskers4]

I so enjoy your introducing the world to your country !!! You do a wonderful job with English , and a delightful job showing everyone how similar all people are . What a joy you and your family are to share time with !!!! Thank you !!

[@mommaz2816]

I am enjoying your videos from Ohio in USA. Thank you for sharing!!

[@johnwoodworth4442]

Dan, I saw an earlier video of yours---I think at least a year ago. Your English has improved greatly. You could easily get by over here where you would quickly pick up the rest of your learning. One day, you and your family may want to come for an extended visit. I would bet you would get many, many invitations from your 'adorables. Thanks for the continued communication. Much appreciated.' .

[@janicewhitby6623]

Great to know there is such thing as mobile wood stove. This would be perfect for home and cabin/cottage.

[@BetterEveryDayYouTube]

There is a store about 10 minutes from me called Home Depot - it is very similar to that store. I go there often to buy materials needed to work on our house. In three years of owning a home I have learned a lot about house renovations. 😂 Thank you for the video Dan! I hope that your family is doing wonderfully!

[@franki7]

Dan I have been watching your videos for 18 months now , I love how you translate from English back to Russian, please keep doing this as I am learning the Russian language and you are helping me a lot

[@farautfarautto2518]

Hello ! Why are you learning Russian? Just curious

[@michaeltaylor5451]

Dan, as far as those orchids 'growing very bad in your house' place them in the kitchen window near the sink and put an ice cube or three on the roots as often as you can.

[@christywileywest8046]

I want to add that you bring love into my home when I watch your videos. God bless and keep your family safe.

[@pegasus5287]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful country with us! I love it. From northern California, and by the way, your wife's recipe for borsch it so, so good!

[@TheSheekozFamily]

I do it for beautiful people! Good luck with borscht )

[@lillymaypatterson6375]

We made it too. We still have some in freezer. Great stuff.

[@pegasus5287]

@@lillymaypatterson6375 yes! Delicious, planning to make some again today!

[@minismama6222]

Just like Lowe’s and Home Depot here in the U.S. Building supplies, appliances, etc. (the counter and cabinet displays are the best😉)

[@debbyrene]

Yes, but I think theirs is a whole lot better! I would love to have one of those Russian hardware stores nearby!

[@watkinsinc.7147]

Good luck finding straight lumber or decent plywood however. Lowe's and Home Depot suck

[@debbyrene]

@@watkinsinc.7147 I have to agree with you concerning the lumber. It is really horrible. Even if you do go through all the lumber of a particular size and find one straight piece and buy it you can bet it will be crooked by morning. Pitiful thing and especially when the price is so high.

[@KashPatton]

Like "Obi" or "Bauhaus" that is in Germany. I respect what you do for cultural exchange. Bless you!

[@imacyclepath440]

Just like?!? Yeah right. This place blows Home Depot and Lowe’s away. Trust me, I’m in real estate and I do my own construction. I would love this place if it was in the US. I understand the prices wouldn’t compare and be higher. But the inventory is amazing.

[@alexandramccaffrey2463]

Oh my goodness, what a HUGE store, never ever seen such a selection, from kitchen small utensils to gorgeous bathrooms, lighting sections. Wow Amazing. Thank you so much, I enjoyed the tour and you entering the showers made me laugh so much, your comments are so adorable. Thank, thank our Adorable Dan! Best wishes to all Sheekoz family from Canada 🇨🇦💐🕊

[@mattvonoesen4105]

Way more than US stores would have to go to like 10 different stores

[@mair8140]

@@mattvonoesen4105 lol you live by 10 different stores and cant find what you want ? Maybe it is where in the USA you live ,but no way are there more choices in the whole of Russia than in the whole of the USA .Maybe more choices than swampville Alabama .lol

[@dazie1357]

Wow portable / mobile wood heat I’ve never seen that hear in Oregon USA = i can’t afford it but I’m going to look for it & hope some day I can save up for one

[@Musication717]

This was very interesting to see. I love that Dan [and Suzie] are trying so hard to learn English and are doing so well. I doubt I'd be able to learn the Russian language very easily, even watching movies. Also, I had no idea that any part of Russia gets to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. That's like what we get in the Appalachian Mountains of Southeastern Kentucky!

[@traceyj3979]

Very nice store so much more selection than our stores. Loved watching especially the doors and wood stoves. You did a great job show us more like this please.

[@richt71]

Please don't apologize, your English is good. Take care and your family too.

[@cs7077]

Hi Dan, greetings from the UK. I love watching your videos showing us your life in Russia. You have such a beautiful family! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@StatusFX3]

Wishing you the best from Texas! I enjoy listening to your English. Hopefully our governments will stop being assholes so you can come visit sometime!

[@reemitchell6528]

Your doing very well with your English I so love your videos and your beautiful family.

[@niurkalopezcuba4230]

Great 👍 to see you again. Sending love to your beautiful wife and little Girl 🙏🙏🙏💜💜💜☮️☮️☮️☮️

[@barbschilling7603]

That was a wonderful tour, Dan! Thank you so much. I could only imagine Susie and Sati having fun in the Outdoor furniture and around those really cute rugs! You did great!

[@jamiematson6233]

Reminds me of of Home Depot in the US. The sheets you insulation you showed we call Styrofoam. The wood sheets we call Plywood. The shorter ladder you called a stairway we call a step ladder. Taller ones we just call a ladder. You're English is great!

[@amham48]

Dan, your English is great and getting better all the time! A native English speaker understands everything you have described. It is amazing how similar your stores are compared to the US' Home Depot , Lowes, etc. Just change the lettering from Cyrillic to Latin and you cannot tell where you are in the world.

[@lorrainez5190]

Enjoyed the tour of that cool huge Hardware store. WOW.. Amazing place, it's more like our US malls! Stay well and give a hug to Suzie and Sati!

[@ellen6229]

It looks like Our “ Home Depot “ in America, I worked there for 8 Years , Best job I have ever had 😊

[@TheSheekozFamily]

it is Nice )

[@lazlo5055]

home depot sucks. turned hardware into Walmart

[@jillw892]

Home Depot is great Walmart sucks

[@harrymarsee1872]

Don't forget Lowes.

[@sr2291]

Some people use those concrete mixers to mix potting soil and soils for their gardens.

[@CJ62348]

You are doing well with your English.

[@jessegonzalez1477]

That hardware store looks massively big!! I’m from Texas originally and our hardware store’s ain’t that huge. Good vlogs you always put out. One day my dream will come true visit Russia.

[@tatradak]

Dan great channel it would be super cool if you could do Russia translation of English word so we can learn some Russian!! Example Plywood - фанера. Regarding movable stove for your Dacha дача I would consider "Rocket" type Stove with water heater, very light, powerful and portable!! Maybe your blacksmith кузнец can make this for you...

[@esthermichaux3142]

This store is Much bigger and more elaborate than where Ive been in Arizona or Oklahoma. You are very good at sharing and explaining.

[@rockstonkilmor4404]

DAN,the thing you called a stairway, in English we call that a LADDER .WOW your stores are GIANT /very big .Thanks for showing us your life in RUSSIA,it's very interesting.Your friends in TEXAS say HOWDY Y'ALL (HELLO GUYS/ LADIES) 👍😉✌

[@GalinaIvanova777]

Dan, thanks for this fun video. You made me laugh when you took us into the shower with you. 😂 I like your sense of humor. This is just like the home improvement stores we have here in Germany, and judging by the name of your store (Baucenter), it might also be a Germany company that owns yours there. I absolutely love going through these stores, and it was even more fun to look at everything with you. Give Suzy and Sati beiba my love! 💜💜💜

[@CarolReidCA]

Hardware stores scare me for my wallet! I'm glad, in a way, that my Hardware store doesn't have as much! I'd be broke!

[@awkward-stranger]

Dan, you are the man!! We love you guys!💚

[@ladedalounge]

Been a while Dan, holy moly, 250 plus subscribers. Your content is so informative from just a human in another country today. Thank you.

[@kimberleypex]

Hello Dan. I speak the same English, with a big accent! I am a Dutch / Netherlands 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱greets from Maastricht. Thanks for the video s ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@cynthiadavis10]

Your farmers & fishers are very courageous.

[@spankyham9607]

I am always impressed with how well stocked and tidy your stores are.

[@jessicah3450]

I noticed they are so well staffed compared to American stores!

[@iRxshed]

@@jessicah3450 what is that supposed to mean? most american stores only have staff for stocking etc. checkout is becoming fully dependent on the customer to check out with a machine

[@rhondahankins4026]

That place is humongous compared to our Home Depot’s and Lowe’s. So much more of a variety of each different things. I love the stairways that were already built and on a back display against a wall as you were walking through the wood department. 😃how fun to see your builder’s supply shop. And it’s so fun to hear how you say what things are in Russian. Lol, I know the English words, the Russian ones are interesting to hear. Thank you again for sharing this with us. And by the way, I had no idea it got so hot there! 🤯🥵 give your lovely ladies Susie and Sati hugs and hellos for me when you get home. 🙂❣️❣️❣️

[@joeb6947]

wrong.

[@lonerider5315]

I will disagree. The size is identical to Home Depot and Menards. Also the difference is, they have one giant surplus store with all the material. We have the same stores. Just more of them. Menards, lowes, Home Depot

[@BrandonAllen419]

looks about the same as any home depot, lowes, or menards i've been in.

[@JasonDavisWebDeveloper]

Yeah idk where you live in the USA but in Florida our Home Depot abd lowes are almost identical to the store in this video. Most developed countries have something similar and they all pretty much cooy off the proven models that work best. It is cool to see what all is available in Russia. I liked how they had all the mockup preview showers and bathroom vanity’s.

[@getlostwhenwondering393]

They have one store that people travel too. In America there are Lowes n Home Depot’s in more towns

[@1hjehje]

This hardware store is much nicer than the ones we have here in Canada. It's good to see that it has such a great selection of products and the prices aren't too bad either. Thank you for the video!

[@ProctorsGamble]

Thanks for this very interesting video. What a great selection in this store! I like to visit hardware and building supply stores when I travel to other countries. May peace come soon and end the unjustified harm.

[@anitaboushie4723]

Thank you Dan for the tour of your Hardware/Home store. It is a huge store and the prices are about right. The lighting department had lights in it I had never seen before. The fancy crystal light is a Chandelier. Flooring is ceramic tile, laminate or vinyl. And to see the cacti display with pictures of American Indians was some what interesting. Thanks again for sharing and tell Susie and Sati hi.

[@zendoll1]

Lowes looks a lot like this.

[@larrydewein401]

@@zendoll1 You're kidding! Tell me of a Lowe's or ANY lighting store ANYWEHRE in the U.S. that has lighting like that!!

[@alicespringer8781]

I was thanking Lowes myself.

[@takeitasacompliment.]

It might not be as flashy, but local Menard's stores are much larger have a wider range of goods and better stocks of building materials on hand compared to Lowe's or Home Depot where I live in the US.

[@rehabwales]

Looks a lot like B&Q in the UK.

[@sascha...]

Your English has impressively improved since the beginning of your videos. Kepp going my friend 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈

[@elainevankat5353]

So true! Getting much better 👏

[@sirmi9868]

Why the need to show that you are lgbtqxyz, dannnmmm you dont see men and womans always identifying themselves🤣🤣

[@sascha...]

@@sirmi9868 why do you have to be a snowflake and disrespect a group of marginalized group of individuals ? Who hurt you?

[@sirmi9868]

@@sascha... i dont disrespect nobody dont be a diva.

[@sascha...]

@@sirmi9868 do you say the same thing to black people when they celebrate black pride and black history month ? Or their nations flag ?

[@SoniasWay]

Thanks for sharing your life with us

[@thomasmorrison3279]

Good video. I believe pricing the USA is higher than you showed in the video. My kitchen is much larger, but I paid $32000 for everything including cabinets, appliances and opening up the wall to make a bigger doorway.

[@bertbattersby9220]

that is called Deck or patio in english. that is the plastic brown imitation wood.

[@willf5768]

Great video Dan ! Very interesting. A generator is a good thing to have as long fuel is available. Wood stoves are 100 to 4000 dollars US typically. You're doing just fine with your English by the way 😊👍 Hope the family is doing well.

[@annafromrussia]

You are cool family 🤗❤️ you inspired me to do vlogs too ❤️❤️❤️🤗

[@teresawright5654]

You did a great job showing us everything! I have two stores like this near me but yours has so much more things to pick from! I thought my places were huge- yours is much bigger! It was fun watching you showing and explaining things 😊👍

[@joegilly1523]

Dan, you are the only Russian I will ever communicate with. Your English is good. I like you , you also do the currency translated to US Dollars. I like how you called out the cheap construction of the Chinese doors . Some prices are inexpensive ,Be safe .

[@PropagandaFacts]

your english is very good my friend... i can easily understand everything you say. US english is probably the hardest language on the planet being we have several different words with the same meaning other than the dialect and micro meaning... every word we have has at least 2 others that sound the same and almost say the same thing but are with different context. with that said you're ability to learn US english thru old movies is fantastic and like i said i understand you completely. oh and to show all language is connected ( EXCEPT SOME ISLANDS ) we call molotkea a mallet and several other different words based on size and weight... the phonics are still representative of ancient latin and greek because Latin is a highly inflected language with seven noun cases, five declensions ( In linguistics declension is the changing of the form of a word specifically to express its syntacticus (New Latin syntacticus, from Greek syntaktikos arranging together, from syntassein ) function in the sentence of some inflection ( basically the syntax in your conversation ) , four verb conjugations, six tenses, three persons, three moods, two voices, two aspects, and two numbers. The Latin alphabet is directly derived from the Etruscan and Greek alphabets which in turn was adopted by the roman empire and expressed in the different dialects of the regions it was predominate ( hence the different languages very similar in spelling and pronunciation.

[@annafromrussia]

Good night from Siberia 😁😍

[@TheSheekozFamily]

Good night )

[@MeatandTatersGaming54]

I was an electrician helper for almost one year way back in the early 2000s. So I know where you are coming from Dan in expressing your fondeness for the electrical side of home improvement and most of your prices are for the most part the same here in America . The differences I noticed by what you mentioned is the backyard grills and the water heaters in general are more expensive than here in America. I always enjoy going to any home improvement store and seeing all the different types of design's of things as it gives me different landscaping and woodworking ideas.

[@Realaudiosith]

Dan. Always love your channel. I wish you and your family much success.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

I wish strong health to your family

[@kennethbailey9853]

Such a Wonderful Family

[@pauladebra1]

Hello, It's very interesting watching your videos. I love your garden at home . Say hello to your family and please keep the videos coming. It's very interesting to see how people in other countries live . Oh, and your English is very good.

[@carolyng5133]

I hope you are enjoying the summer! Love to Suzi and Sati ❤❤❤

[@belvadalidowich5314]

Hi Dan. We have a big home improvement store like that. It is called Lowes. We also have a Home depo but it is not as big. You are a genus. You managed to get 265 thousand of us Adorables into the shower with you. It was fun walking thru the big store with you and looking at all the beautiful things. Hello to Susie and Sati baby.

[@TheSheekozFamily]

there was 10 thousands with me in the shower 😁🖐

[@johnstancliff7328]

the wood you were showing us is called in English, "Plywood" they are sold in 4 foot by 8 foot sheets and is used for flooring and other uses... I worked in this industry for 10 years and was a manager of the electrical department... Its amazing to see the Russia is just as modern as the rest of the world in this area... the prices are about even with what we pay here for the same items... things are so expensive! even in Russia!

[@rjb77]

No worries my friend. I have been watching your you tube channel for quite a while, usually on my cell phone so I don't comment at all until I watch your channel on my computer. I have to say, your English is fantastic considering how you've learned the language. And your tour thru this "building center" is very interesting to me. Thank you so much for the tour. It all looks very much like the one's we have in the USA, "HomeDepot", Menards, Lowes are the one's I shop at most of the time. And most of the prices you're showing are very much like the ones in the USA. You have so many more choices in your bathroom displays.

[@dorfone]

A very impressive store. We have a few large ones like that in a city near where I live here in Nova Scotia, Canada, but your store is much larger.

[@elainevankat5353]

Dan, I admire you so much..... learning English on your own is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful country with us! Love from USA 🇺🇸 ♥️

[@Maxx5005]

Greetings from Russia 🇷🇺🤝🇺🇸