RUSSIAN SPEECH: Yuri Gagarin (with Russian and English subtitles)

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[@ЕЛКОРДОБЭСТОРЕРО]

The gigantic leap taken by the USSR after it was formed in 1917 is undeniable. Gagarin, Sergei Korolev, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky from Kaluga. Beautiful. My respects

[@class87srule]

I saw this launch pn British TV and followed his progress with fascination. Much later I was at his graveside in Siberia... a trip I never imagined I would make when a young boy! Thank You Major Gagarin!

[@BoostYourRussian]

Oh, such a lovely story! Actually, I didn´t know where his grave was

[@ferruccio4531]

for sure I thank Gagarin for speaking slowly and in a fully comprehensible way. thank you Kristina for this extremely interesting video.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Glad you enjoyed it, Ferruccio! Yes, he was speaking surprisingly slowly and clearly, almost as if he was reading the text 🤔🤔

[@ferruccio4531]

@@Natashanjka hi Natalia, yes, she can talk fast, but she also has a clear voice and she doesn't "eat" words. but my favourite is димитрий Киселёв, that's one who talks in a really slow Russian. thank you for stopping by. ciao.

[@kutestsnails7331]

Boost Your Russian I thought this too. It seemed to be a very political speech for a scientific endeavor. I don’t know much about him or this time so I’m eager to learn. Thank you for this upload!

[@Cheron88]

Oh, I loved it! Such a great man in History. Спасибо!

[@BoostYourRussian]

Thanks for watching!

[@stephenjames9377]

This is fascinating - thank you so much for uploading. Yuri Gagarin was such an incredibly brave man and it's wonderful to hear him speak.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Couldn't agree more!

[@GulzariNanda]

He had really beautiful voice. Just like his smile.

[@qualitycheckandratings2783]

He has made his name in every history book. I read his name in My 9th class science book.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Yes, he did! Such a brave man!

[@traduciendoconroger.6543]

Good video. I like it a lot. I love russian language so much. Greetings from Dominican Republic, my native town.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Glad you enjoyed it! Greetings from Russian :)

[@BlueMorningStar]

Beautiful video and makes me happy to have learned enough Russian to follow along somewhat with this historic document. It also gives me a strange sense of melancholy though--тоска, может быть :)--to listen to it. Gagarin just seems so excited to blast off into the future, everything about his tone and his rhetoric speaks to him having this intense, lived experience: his words are an ode to newness and possibility, an open love letter to humanity's present and future generations. Now we're listening to this almost sixty years later, and we the future generations can only hear Gagarin's voice as a historical echo mediated by a veil of record crackle. The great social experiments of the 20th century like the soviet union have failed, and we find ourselves not blasting off into a bright future so much as we're cast flailing into an uncertain one. I miss that feeling of being excited for what's next.

[@BoostYourRussian]

Oh yes, I also love how excited he is about the future! You can really feel it in his speech

[@kawadashogo8258]

It was a time full of hope and optimism in the world, the future seemed so bright. A very different world than the one we live in today.

[@ЕЛКОРДОБЭСТОРЕРО]

И открыто заявил, что он был коммунист. Супер!

[@Papirkutya001]

Gagarin is a legend. My greatest respect to him!

[@PAULOJAN1]

Мне нравится говорить «самы понимаете» . .такой прилагательный « могучий» также интересно.

[@allen_woka]

PAULO JAN мне тоже :)

[@myreactiontothatinformatio6344]

We are proud of you comrade!

[@petarpavlovic]

I love watching these videos in Russian because I'm a serb so every now and then I recognize a word

[@charles.m.molema4758]

For his Nation and Mankind ❤🇿🇦

[@Mikesman1000]

Not Russian... Soviet. This path was opened by a united effort of the people.

[@jorgenoberwell1181]

They meant the language he spoke. Not the achievement. But yes, this was purely the collective effort of all fifteen republics of the Soviet people. The achievement of many into the burden of one. And he had gone where no man had before. Through the firmament.

[@mattda13att]

"I would like to dedicate this first flight to the people of communism; a society into which our soviet people are entering into, and to which I believe all people on earth will enter."

[@rosedelocris]

God I love this channel

[@BoostYourRussian]

Thanks, Rose. Enjoy!

[@Ocean_Forever]

This speech is way slower and easier to understand and follow, than Putin's speeches.

[@ЛадаЛосева-щ9й]

ЮРОЧКА самый первый и самый лучший в мире!❤ Слава первому в мире русскому космонавту Юрию Гагарину!❤УРА!❤

[@shaheenapk2476]

Thank u so much.... too useful

[@BoostYourRussian]

Welcome 😊

[@dudleydevine8264]

One of the real heroes of the 20th century. Politically one of his people. But you can't take it away from the man.

[@xiaoyandai7185]

ваши уроки очень помогли!

[@BoostYourRussian]

Рада слышать!

[@ItsameAlex]

very touching

[@mgm4031]

Супер❤️

[@BoostYourRussian]

спасибо ❤️

[@pravdaseed64]

💙 🛰️ 🇷🇺 🛰️ 💙 Yuri Gagarin 💙Magnificent🛰️ 💙Cosmonaut🛰️ 🥇🌍🥇🌎🥇 🤍 🌍 🇷🇺 🌎 🤍 💙Magnificent💙 ❤Cosmonaut❤ Yuri Gagarin & Valentina & Tereshkova 🥇🌍🥇🌎🥇 💙 🛰️ 🇷🇺 🛰️💙

[@Pakde_Junior11]

Terima.kasih banyak

[@mrinalrajak5526]

Thank you mam I am truly grateful to you....🇮🇳

[@BoostYourRussian]

It's my pleasure

[@summersalt3629]

Can someone help me? How do you say, "прожито"? Gagarin puts the stress on the first "o" but I checked some dictionaries, (as well as Google Translate and Yandex Translate) and the stress is in the "и"

[@BoostYourRussian]

It´s one of those words where any of the first two syllables can be stressed. It depends only on personal preferences

[@summersalt3629]

@@BoostYourRussian oh, okay... thanks!

[@annaflowers91]

As a native speaker, i always stress "o" and have actually never heard about "и". You've surprised me xD

[@g-rizzo]

Very nice. Good!

[@BaronVonDergner]

Death of the Author I guess, but I believe there's neither Red Men nor Blue Men when you can see the emerald marble from over 100 kilometers above the heavens

[@texasbluedog3840]

великолепно

[@BoostYourRussian]

спасибо за просмотр!

[@ne241]

russian is soo sooo beautiful 😍

[@Croisette81]

👍

[@thelife8477]

❤❤

[@pravdaseed64]

💙 🛰️ 🇷🇺 🛰️ 💙 Yuri Gagarin 💙Magnificent🛰️ 💙Cosmonaut🛰️ 🥇🌍🥇🌎🥇 💙 🛰️ 🇷🇺 🛰️💙

[@danielsmith8171]

can't read the translation when I stop the video to write ... bummer...

[@BoostYourRussian]

Why not?

[@danielsmith8171]

@@BoostYourRussian when you stop to type, that tool bar pops up and covers the translation... which should be placed a little higher on the page..

[@lenguyenthanhhuy4149]

& ai cũng có thể tạo ra sự vĩ đại . Buông bỏ & hướng về 1~ tỷ cơ hội mới, hành trình vĩ đại mới.. ..khổ chính là gốc của Đại phước của mình về sau..

[@B33t_R007]

this is great. But where can i find the whole transcript of this particular speech, in russian.? this would generally be very useful to have the whole text, not line by line as in subtitles. any way to get those? Edit: found it greatwords.org/quotes/7882/ :-) there are some discrepancies in transcript and i think also some short cuts. this is what i stitched together from 2 sources and matches the video: Доргие друзья блзкие и незнакомые, соотечественники, люди всех стран и континнтов! Через несколько минут могучий космческий корбль унсëт меня в далëкие просторы Вселнной. Что мжно сказать вм в эти послдние минуты пред стртом? Вся мо жизнь, кажется мне сейчс однм прекрсным мгновнием. Всë, что пржито, что сдлано пржде, было пржито и сдлано рди той минуты… Сми понимете, трдно разобрться в чвствах сейчс, когдчень блзко подошëл час испытния, к котрому мы готвились долго и стрстно. Вряд ли стит говорть о тех чвствах, котрые я испытл, когд мне предложли совершить тот первый в истории полт. Рдость! Нет, то был не только рдость. Грдость! Нет, то был не тлько грдость. Я испытл больше счастье, Быть првым в ксмосе, вступть одн на одн в небывлый поеднок с природой- можно ли мечтть о бльшем! Но вслед за тим я подмал о той колоссльной отвтственности, которая легл на мен: Првым совершть то, о чëм мечтли поколния людй, првым проложть доргу человчеству в ксмос. Назовте мне бльшую по слжности задчу, чем та, что впала мне. И то отвтственность не пред однм, не пред дестками людй, не пред коллектвом. то отвтственность пред всем совтским нардом, пред всем человчеством, пред ег настощим и бдущим. И если тем не мнее, я решюсь на тот полëт, то тлько потом, что я коммунст, что имю за спинй образц беспримерного герозма мох соотчественников - советских людй. Я зню, что собер всю сво влю для наилчшего выполнния задния. Понимя отвтственность задчи, я сдлаю всë, что в мох слах, для выполнния задния Коммунистческой партии и совтского нарда. Сейчс до стрта остатся счтанные минты. Я говор вам, дороге друзь, до свидния!

[@niklas8279]

Come on a little work and you have everything: I just wrote it down listening to this video and pausing it in between.

[@juanroldan529]

Manu Chao brought me here

[@BoostYourRussian]

Hahah what does Manu Chau have to do with Gagarin?

[@juanroldan529]

@@BoostYourRussian The song Infinita Tristeza has he speech sampled, both in russian and a dubbed version in french, which now that I know it's meaning brings a tear in my eye to hear such a beautiful song. PD: I don't speak russian only a bit of french but I guess that's internet beauty

[@sanmacgregor357]

👀 ⭐♥️⭐♥️⭐