Weirdest Russians in American's eyes

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[@emmasherbine5938]

Hello everyone! Thanks for checking out this video! I had so much fun discussing different superstitions with Asol! Make sure you’re careful from now on about if you’re sitting at any table corners, whistling indoors, or giving out watches as gifts! You just never know 😉

[@henryqu19]

Your videos with Asol are good 🇷🇺 , and yes i do believe in some of these thinh for good luck and bad luck 😁

[@emmasherbine5938]

@@henryqu19 I can definitely agree with that!

[@isaacchavez6714]

I also agree as well

[@souravnatta2751]

Hi , Emma and Asol . I'm Sourav Natta from India 🇮🇳. I really like World Friends KZbin channel. And really like to you and Asol . America 🇺🇸 and Russia 🇷🇺 are both friend country . I believe that America and Russia will one day become eternal friends. America and Russia must be allies for world peace. I really love 🇺🇸💌🇷🇺 @Emma and @Asol please comment on my reply. Emma and Asol you both are to much beautiful 😍 💖 LOL 😆 @World Friends

[@thomasalmond3311]

Hi Emma, just thought you'd be interested; Russia or that general area has it's own Bigfoot type creature, it's called Alma.

[@henryqu19]

These two have good conversation and chemistry with each other 🇷🇺🇺🇲

[@emmasherbine5938]

Yes! I really enjoy these topics and learning more about Russian culture with Asol!

[@MrOptimus5635]

🥰

[@user-ml8dl4rh1e]

I love the series of videos about comparison between Russia and the US and I hope there're more videos about comparison between American and Russian cultures and traditions like food differences. Best love and greetings from China🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@user-cs7kj3wd9k]

❤💛

[@thisisnotmyrealchannellink6924]

Hi! Love to you from Russia!

[@belalabusultan5911]

let's keep the food out of it, that's not a fari compraisson lol

[@boglarkasmith]

These are not just Russian superstitions more like Slavic superstitions

[@davianoinglesias5030]

😅😅These Russian episodes are so fun to watch, we need more of them. And please bring other races on board, we wanna hear from Asians, Africans, Arabs, Latinos etc

[@emmasherbine5938]

I definitely agree that hearing from other countries would be great!

[@sweiland75]

Americans have to turn everything into race.

[@chadhogue1012]

No

[@chadhogue1012]

We do not

[@Laniya.]

@@chadhogue1012 why not

[@GrimmFLawless]

People that believe in big foot but not in climate change. Such a perfect statement

[@kurniaputri6288]

"if you're superstitious, don't give the watch to other people, but you can give it to me."~Emma.😂🤣

[@user-lx4ox9yx2i]

Thumbs up! I had fun watching you discuss superstions and I had also enjoyed watching you speak English.

[@henryqu19]

Giving someone a watch for me is sign that the person is always late for the school , college , work or hang out with friends

[@Doctor.Whommm]

Very interesting video. The funny thing is that Emma talks about superstitions in the US, but many of them also work in Russia. You can not walk under a standing ladder, be afraid if a black cat crossed the road, break a mirror - to 7 years of misfortune, etc. :)) But perhaps we have a superstition that does not exist with US. If you meet a woman with full buckets (in some cases, if she crosses the road to you) then it's good luck, and if with empty buckets, then it's bad luck. The fact is that in the old days in villages water was carried in buckets from a water source or from a river. And so it was often possible to meet a woman with buckets and a yoke on the street. There are also a lot of superstitions in different types of activities that are very interesting, and often even funny. For example, my grandmother sincerely believes that you cannot give towels as a gift to anyone, otherwise you will soon part with this person and you will not see him again. And she can directly prove that "here I gave towels to that person and that person, and we quickly quarreled, or they left, or something else." 😄

[@emmasherbine5938]

Yea that’s very true! Since a lot of Americans have European ancestry a lot of the superstitions are the same! There’s also a lot I don’t know so thank you for sharing these superstitions!

[@H_K7]

Ничего не понятно, но очень интересно ) Очень улыбающаяся русская девушка - милаха ☺️

[@denalihedgehog]

Well, there's a hack if you want to give someone a watch (or any other "unlucky" present), you can take something small from them (like, 1 cent or a candy) as if they are buying the watch, and then the "bad luck" doesn't work 😂😂

[@Doctor.Whommm]

Yes, that's exactly what they do. "Here, take one ruble, like you sold me this watch or towel."

[@helin..0]

Hello, I’m Kurdish 🥺🤍!

[@isaacchavez6714]

This is going to be interesting 🧐

[@emmasherbine5938]

Haha it definitely was interesting! 😂

[@sumithrajeyakumar5748]

Emma you' ve really a nice stuff holds good keep up🥰🥰😘😘

[@zenobiz11248]

In Thailand we have the watch superstition too! It was interesting to see this in other cultures as well.

[@emmasherbine5938]

I found that interesting because in the USA we give watches a lot as gifts (like for Father’s Day or anniversaries) so I was surprised it was bad luck haha

[@zenobiz11248]

@@emmasherbine5938 That's interesting but ours we also don't have knock on wood but its slap your mouth 3 times lol.

[@ngoktoan]

The Russian girl didn't mention that if there is somebody gives you a watch as a present, you should give them a small amount of money back. Even if it's like 1 cent. Thus you will 'buy' it. It's kinda a cheat.

[@pops4238]

A girl from Russia speaks in English adorable and she sounds like a native American

[@Alex100TV]

She has a strange name for Russian

[@kazuuu1921]

@@Alex100TV yeah i was thinking the same, I don't know either but I thought most of Russian women name would have "a" in the ending, like Anastasia, Anya, Julia, Viktoria etc

[@ashenviraj3972]

I'm learning spoken English from these videos. 😄

[@Serenity_Dee]

"wear red panties if you want to meet a husband or boyfriend" good thing I don't owe any

[@TrimutiusToo]

Also you always spit over left shoulder when you spit it out, because that is where devil sits

[@deanmcmanis9398]

This show presented many new superstitions that I hadn't heard of before. I rarely whistle, but I wouldn't think about where I was, unless the noise was distracting to others.

[@jennamakesbugs]

We have a similar superstition in the US South. You will always be single if someone sweeps the floor under where you are sitting.

[@hoppop7047]

They are so beautiful!

[@syniasynia6736]

I have never heard about knocking on the wood or that about giving watch, but I heard all the rest. (I am not from Russian, but I am half Ukrainian)

[@samaryshev]

I know about it, I’m Russian)

[@themacrofolks863]

Whistling in Korea used to signify bad luck at least according to my grandparents. I wouldn’t be surprised if this was also the case in other parts of East Asia like China. It’s because thieves signaled target homes to one another by whistling. I was told “don’t whistle a thief might hear you.” Probably the same root to why it’s considered bad luck in Russia.

[@lenafanina6505]

From what I've heard, it comes from the belief that there is a spirit that protects your home and your property. But he hates loud and high-pitched sounds, especially whistling. So if you would often whistle at home, he could leave your house, and your property and money would be left without his protection. But actually your version with thieves makes even more sence

[@individualofuniverse9110]

We have some superstitious beliefs like that as well lol. For ex- cutting half burnt wood, cat crossing path, looking at broken mirror, eating meat on Monday & Thursday erc bring bad luck

[@tylerensminger]

I the gifting of a watch being a bad thing isn't exclusive to Russia either. If I'm not mistaken

[@linatranslates]

5:15 i've suddenly realised that my auntie gave me a watch as a bday present 😅 I'm doing fine, so i guess it's alright) Tbh i also don't really believe in those things) Btw I'm russian lol

[@emmasherbine5938]

My friends and family I gave watches to are also doing okay! Maybe if you don’t believe, then it doesn’t work 😂

[@linatranslates]

@@emmasherbine5938 yeah i guess so 😂

[@amandaimchen9798]

If we whistle at night: You are inviting the devil spirit.

[@klet]

Hey just discovered these videos they are so fun to watch! I love to learn more about Russian culture! but at least 95% of the faces I see in the thumbnails to your video are white people. People of different races have VERY different lived experiences, especially in big and diverse countries like the US. I would really love to see you all diversify your cast! I think it would bring so much more to your channel, not only education wise, but also by giving people the opportunity to see themselves represented in your videos :) Maybe hire more than one person to represent each country! or at least for large countries.

[@irenecarrillo6750]

That was really interesting, it's fun seeing how diverse superstitions are, i would also like to know how they originated, i'm gonna stop whistling at home, maybe that's why i lose money

[@vanhkhamgalaxymini754]

I hope joe Biden and Putin have a conversation like this

[@hoyratjurnal]

guys white background is big pain for eyes

[@zlatafruhling1948]

This things is for old people i think. I mean - nobody believe in this today

[@grimrate]

White flowers are for funerals, as are even numbers for flowers. You never gift a blade, you have to ask for at least one cent for it, to make it a sale (otherwise blood will come inbetween you). Iwill NEVER walk underneath a ladder (I also dislike the underneath of stairs) proven to bring unluck. Seating at the table is more to do with status, at the corner you do not have a place at the table/you are left out/forgotten. Whistling brings fire to the house (It'll burn down). Opening an umbrella indoors will bring unluck (storms) upon the household. To prevent bad luck, one spits three times over the left shoulder (Slavonic cultures) or knocks three times on wood (Germanic cultures)

[@williamjordan5554]

That's not how "knock on wood" is used.

[@osamarajae.jahmany8911]

Emma : You are a great addition to the channel, by the way, you are very beautiful and so so so so so cute

[@kseniyabazaluk]

I haven't heard about many of them 🤔 Maybe because I'm 16...

[@wonderfulfable]

In Chinese superstition, giving someone a watch or clock as a present means "Your time is up" meaning that person who receives the gift will die soon. It's pretty much a superstition the older generation will believe. But these days, nobody really cares about such superstitions anymore.

[@anndeecosita3586]

In the US if someone is sweeping and goes across your foot with a broom you have to spit on it or it’s bad luck for you.

[@foxsorey7803]

Last is lie

[@dariarova9724]

Finally, Russians!

[@williamjordan5554]

Not the best representative of America. She generalizes too much.

[@emmasherbine5938]

Thank you for the feedback! It’s tough because the USA is a very big country and the regions are so different and everyone has a different experience. I actually talked about other things but they were cut out of this video. Also we’re very general because of the audience of this channel- not everyone knows a lot about American culture and what may apply in my region of the USA doesn’t apply in others. If I’m too specific then people won’t understand- so I was asked to talk more about general or “famous” superstitions that most people would know rather than specific ones. Hope this helps understand where I was coming from and I appreciate this feedback!

[@Serenity_Dee]

I know better but I can't help but want to give Asol my condolences on having that name around L1 English speakers

[@rhythmmandal3377]

Unfortunately I found the Russian woman's name funny. It mean real or down to earth in my language. What else where did you think I was thinking.

[@eritorr]

Who the heck whistles indoors in America 🇺🇸? Answer, no one! It’s just rude.

[@emmasherbine5938]

I never whistle indoors in public places but I do whistle indoors in my home because I live alone- but maybe I’ll stop that so I can become rich 😂

[@zlatafruhling1948]

This things is for old people i think. I mean - nobody believe in this today