What Russians eat for breakfast | Easy Russian 21

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Host of this episode: Katja Vertelina
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[@Eonwe]

Young people in Russia must be the most humorous, soulful young people in the whole world. I don’t speak Russian, but the wit and body language in these videos is fantastic. Can you export this??

[@makeitwork7872]

it's interesting that most russian eat porridge for breakfast.. reminds me a story of goldilocks and three bears.. makes me want to eat porridge for breakfast

[@kidaria1333]

I changed from bread to porridge and it is the best thing I did in a long time. With oat milk and fruits it is so tasty without being unhealthy and better for the health as bread with cheese or bacon. :)

[@sleepsmartsmashstress8705]

Goldilocks lived in Siberia where you get regular bear visits not in New York

[@MarilialGomes]

I know this story! it is famous in Brasil, makes me want to eat porridge too! hahah

[@Naschira]

In Russia, this tale is called Three Bears, and the girl's name is Masha.

[@Natashanjka]

oatmeal with fruits or berries is an amazing breakfast

[@romanlarsson6125]

I'm a Swedish guy and I found your language so Beautiful omg. I wanna learn russian In Sweden We have a lot of preconception about Russia and Russians, let's break it...

[@misssunflower8731]

Молодец! Успехов! А я учу английский, уже давно ))

[@user-ix8li3eb4g]

У нас, у русских, предубеждений о русских нет.

[@stefanb6539]

I was astonished how few people actually had coffee for breakfast. Green tea seemed much more popular.

[@bigtime1356]

Stefan B yup, not only for breakfast

[@victoriannecastle]

ha? Few people? The answers are coffee. There are less tea answers.

[@Cristinact]

Russians drink more tea than the English!!

[@thewayfaringgoblin4544]

I am suprised no one said Mannaya Kasha haha maybe it was truely a soviet thing but as a kid i ate it overy other day with honey and butter

[@thewayfaringgoblin4544]

yes tea is very Russian, I think it is really Slavic. I love using my samovar to impress guests but I am not Russian but I am Slavic

[@markmarkyyy5632]

Great video. Having the subtitles right under the Russian phrases are great. Also seeing the different people in their natural surroundings and the way they speak in their native tongue. Seeing words in a dictionary or textbook is one thing; but to see people using it in everyday context is really helpful for people like myself who are learning the language. Thank you.

[@Natashanjka]

It is really helpful, yes.

[@soogood1339]

Русские завтраки: яичница (можно с докторской колбасой, по-советски)/омлет, сырники, творог (можно добавить сметану/сахар/варенье), каша (в основном, по классике-геркулес, можно гречку с молоком, манная на молоке с вареньем, пшенная с сахаром), бутерброды: с маслом, с маслом и сыром/колбасой, с сыром, плавленный сыр, творожная запеканка, какао, чай

[@JenniferMN1998]

I looooove food episodes, thank you so much for the video!! Yummy. :)

[@3thanwong]

Hi!, your video is amazing that looks great. Lve it!

[@Don2006]

Спасибо за видео! У меня была русская подруга, которая однажды рассказала мне о блюде под названием дрова под снегом. Это сделано из блинчиков со сметаной и вишнями. Каждый год, я предвкушаю сезон черешен (здесь нет свежих вишен), потому что это наилучший завтрак в мире!

[@joang.6664]

Дон, а вы сами откуда, если не секрет? У вас отличный русский язык..

[@decayedspawn8101]

Это очень полезно вам спасибо за уроки.

[@carlsagan4129]

Ty for these lessons pls keep continue

[@rikvlasblom4272]

Interesting findings. And helping me out learning Russian language. Thanks you! I'm from the Netherlands. I don't think my breakfast is typical. But here it goes. After waking up I usually drink some water and go for a short (10-15 minutes) walk (some morning light on the body to wake up). Then I eat the biggest meal of the day during breakfast. Usually I eat 4 baked eggs (in coconut oil or olive oil), with some (but not much) oatmeal on top. Or sometimes with bacon or sliced mushrooms, paprica or onion. And some spices. If I am really hungry from the 8 hours night time, then I also eat a small amount of vegetables like broccoli, spinache or red cabbage. Drinking either water or milk. If I have any lunch at all, I usually eat some fruit or bread. And dinner, with a small amount of vedgetables and sometimes with a small piece of salmon or meat. I prefer fish over meat, at least once a month. May be some yogurt if I am still hungry.

[@daniilalikin8284]

Rik Vlasblom ik dacht dat Nederlanders alleen boterhammen voor ontbijt eten 😅

[@rikvlasblom4272]

@@daniilalikin8284 Ik vermoed dat wat je zegt wel waar is.

[@johngorentz6409]

Squash pancakes! I had never heard of that before. Sounds interesting.

[@matador1111]

das gute alte Butterbrot

[@kpnkpage4122]

Здравствуйте из Баку, и спасибо большое за все, в Азербайджане, мы пьем сладкий чай обычна с сыр и Тандир. это одна вид хлеба. хотя я не могу сказать это полезно, ну очень вкусна.

[@MrKuriIIko]

​@pWMua8B3xx3AJdOuo4Au nD0BQPxNMiAPyjFS1O1y well stay longer on this channel and you'll have some progress, though unfortunately it won't help your poor humour abilities

[@kakolykia]

так держать

[@SerdceDanko]

Fried or boiled eggs with hot dog and bread is the most common breakfast in Russia. Black tea is most popular but its also lots of coffee fans here.

[@donaldedwards8810]

Two essential ingredients of английский завтрак . . . fried eggs and BACON! Great videos. Moscow has changed so much.

[@raphaelpaulian]

love the glitter girl :)

[@bobgoodall1603]

I like poached eggs with toast.( It is like a fried egg but carefully placed in boiled water like a fried egg but without oil). When I was younger I ate porridge oats boiled with salt water and then a little milk added to the bowl. Special days, smoked fish with scrambled eggs and toast.

[@stv1120]

Мне послышалось на 2:05 "Ну у меня и клитор" =))

[@mihanich]

Судя по их реакции им тоже так послышалось

[@Monkeymella]

Не думала что так много любителей овсянки

[@haraldtoepfer233]

Мне нравятся бутерброды. Привет из Швейцарии.

[@Unskill8642]

Привет! А я из России.

[@vanilla8127]

Привет)

[@tikihutdweller5944]

I just have a shot of Nitromethane for my breakfast, It really gets me going in the morning.

[@AmericanDreamer]

at the end of the video - what's that building with Greek ornament/decor?

[@katjavertelina]

AD Vad it’s just an apartment building not far from Pushkinskaya

[@soogood1339]

Любимые блюда для завтрака: воздушный омлет, творожная запеканка/масса, тосты из цельнозерного хлеба с сыром твёрдым. Из баловства: бутерброды с маслом и вареньем на булке "Городской" или батоне с чёрным чаем с сахаром и лимоном. Или бутерброды на батоне с шоколадным маслом

[@mousehitscat]

Я бы с удовольствием попробовал русскую кашу. На завтрак я обычно ем бутерброд с сыром и один или несколько фруктов (зимой апельсин, клубника, абрикосы или персик летом) и пью кофе.

[@smack___dab]

Cavier on pancakes or crepes is something i never heard of before this.

[@shazkingdom1702]

red caviar - interesting 🤔

[@triquepersonalwork6369]

Я тоже люблю каша 🥣

[@Unskill8642]

Я тоже ем на завтрак овсянку)

[@roseyashton345]

Australian here, breakfast is usually Vegemite on toast and a coffee.

[@Natashanjka]

what is Vegemite?

[@sarahonions7730]

люблю студентов в фильме. студенты не встают на завтрак. я ем кашу и зелёный чай на завтрак.

[@luiseduardo586]

Yes when I was there I found very odd in Russia almost no one drink coffee in breakfast.

[@joang.6664]

Generally speaking, tea is more popular in Russia, than coffee

[@kidaria1333]

@@joang.6664 That is good it is healthier. I try to change but it is really hard >_

[@user-lw8zf3wq4y]

I do drink))

[@luiseduardo586]

@@user-lw8zf3wq4y Marry me!

[@Alexdrummer09]

coffee irritates the intestines, few people want to sit on the toilet for a place to get to work

[@bigrichtexas9724]

excellent,i like porridge ,smoothies,granola,yogurt,fruit, coffee and marmite....

[@darkicity]

Я тоже не завтракаю. Мне просто не охота. Я рад видеть что я не один хаха.

[@vladfrance3122]

Darkicity да, с вами ещё одна женщина с солнечных очках

[@Alexdrummer09]

да таких много людей.Вы скорее вечером много едите.

[@user-zw1bw6to5c]

в каком городе это снимают?

[@vladfrance3122]

Анвар Адаев Москва

[@abdullahchhab2325]

Make some videos in Baku please

[@EugeneChebotarev]

Baku is a capital city of Azerbaydzhan and there people speak really different language.

[@abdullahchhab2325]

@@EugeneChebotarev Many speak Russian

[@EugeneChebotarev]

@@abdullahchhab2325 yes but... it is like to go to India to study English. Yes indians speak English, but in general they speak Hindglish.

[@abdullahchhab2325]

@@EugeneChebotarev There are tens of thousands of native speakers here. I think it is interesting to hear their accent and way of speaking.

[@EugeneChebotarev]

@@abdullahchhab2325 r u from Azerbaydzhan? :) "here"

[@manuelasfari973]

En français, on écrit "crêpe" (1crêpe, 2 crêpes) et non "crape" ;-)

[@wulanrachmaniah9584]

What is "open faced sandwich"? I was so wondering what is the meaning 😅

[@MrKuriIIko]

when u put whatever on a single slice of bread. Бутерброд, came from German language

[@zm-lw1zf]

Do u wanna learn whats 'hand sandwich' ? U put ur palm between 2 pieces of bread,and move palm backwards as u eat the sandwich,since u dont wanna bite ur fingers

[@larissakoroleva]

the sandwich with just one slide of bread, no other slide on top. A lot healthier, less carbs.

[@andreatarasova4855]

I usually have a shot of vodka immediately after I wake up, otherwise I cannot leave my bed. Then I got a shower and drink a can of beer and eat a sandwich of whatever I have in the fridge, for example tomatoes and cheese or an egg or some chicken with avocado. In the weekends I don't drink anything with alcohol and replace beer for some milk or yogurt. I really hate coffee by the way.

[@cbeary2000]

Poridddggeee Parrrrtttttyyyyy!

[@violetgoesshopping]

I think open faced sandwich is actually just toast for English speakers.

[@richardlew3667]

Caviar it is then!

[@longjiang2005]

Кто рано встаёт, тому Бог подаёт.

[@pavelyu]

Ранним птичкам достаются жирные червячки.

[@kiparis777]

Кто рано встаёт и весь день злой, тот я.

[@greatgalaxy2118]

A v Nepale lyudie vosnovnom ne zaftrakayut- Lyubov iz Nepala

[@victoriannecastle]

Russians eat caviar for breakfast? ;) Here in Philippines, we have our breakfast with rice. We pair it with hotdogs or anything that is fried.

[@user-wo4nv5gj8q]

I would eat caviar for breakfast, but it's expensive.;)

[@johncena04101]

REally weird people in this interview. Bless you for being patient.

[@kiparis777]

What did you find weird?

[@johncena04101]

@@kiparis777 the glitter woman and the kids saying they eat burgers for breakfast. It was rude.

[@kiparis777]

@@johncena04101 They were definitely not rude. Most likely you found their speech too expressive and couldn't feel irony in their sassy yet truthful answers.

[@johncena04101]

@ different people have different opinions. It's all good.

[@johncena04101]

@@kiparis777 Perhaps so.

[@Cristinact]

Nothing to do with our hearty Mexican breakfast!!!!

[@reimontube75]

¿Cómo es ese desayuno "saludable" mejicano :)) ?

[@DartLuke]

-Holmes, what is this terrible howl? -It is Sir Henry Baskervile, Watson. Barrymore gave him oatmeal for breakfast again

[@Natashanjka]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@miguelantoniolopezzenteno3477]

Что россияны думают о серии "Маша и медведь"? пожалуйста

[@EugeneChebotarev]

de la seria o del serial? Esta pelicula para ninos es muy famosa en todo el mundo ahora y aveces ellos monstran ideas buenos, pero en general en Rusia no hay muchas peliculas buenas

[@pavelyu]

А что, конкретно интересует? Моя дочь, когда ей было года 4 всё время смотрела. Потом перестала. Если смотреть для практики языка-там мало разговоров. Если содержание-то там не все однозначно.

[@napkin74]

I can't believe they don't eat eggs as normally as us, or potatoes!

[@allaronina]

Лучшие, завтраки в РФ, что я ел, это: каши - геркулес, манка, пшенная и рисовая. Все на молоке. Яйцо вкрутую или яичница из него. Омлет. Бутерброд из белого хлеба с маслом и сыром. Можно и с ветчиной колбасной. Запивать соком, чаем или кефиром.

[@joang.6664]

👍👍самый чёткий коммент.. Я жила в России когда ходила в школу, и институт.. много лет назад и помню эти завтраки.. Я сама по происхождению наполовину француженка, но мне эти завтраки нравились так что до сих пор помню..

[@allaronina]

@@joang.6664 еще запеканку творожную помню :)

[@joang.6664]

@@allaronina Да!! Я тоже её помню.. 😊😋. Самые лучшие завтраки моего детства в России были в летних лагерях.. Спортивные лагеря и т.д... Эти каши и запеканки..эти омлеты.. Хлеб с маслом.. А какие были полдники.. Ммм.. Тех советских завтраков невозможно забыть.. 😂

[@myukrainiandream]

Only fruits(Только фрукты)

[@Elena-vz8lv]

Неплохие видео, но очень жаль, что нельзя убрать субтитры, тем более в три строчки. Произношение английскими буквами - вообще нонсенс, а перевод лучше было бы оставить только в "субтитры на английском".

[@Natashanjka]

Почему нонсенс? Я много видела комментариев с просьбой романизации, потому что не все, кто смотрит такие видео, умеют читать по-русски.

[@stefanobonfiglioli3596]

Transcription to Cyrillic is not necessary... Please eliminate them. It makes the reading too difficult

[@sergiohman]

Agree

[@j7ndominica051]

I had to go to Wikipedia to see what a "finnick" looks like. Phoenix, lol. Strange imported words for fruit and nuts. I usually eat bread with cheese, sausage or peanut butter. Or any porridge, almost always with real milk. Sometimes leftovers from the fridge. Coffee always. A porridge is easy to make. Just mix the ingredients in a pot with a good margin and be around the stove as it boils. No need to stir continuously or heat milk or premix anything.

[@zm-lw1zf]

3 турецке кофе и 6 сигарет

[@EvgeniiTretiakov]

Типичный завтрак русских студентов :-)

[@look007456]

russian conversation

[@mathiaslist6705]

1:10 Echt das bescheuertste am Russischen "Mit was essens Ihr Butterbrot?" с чем еш твой буттерброд? и если немножко знеш немецкий это так глугий вопрос ... почти как вес моск уже согоролис ...

[@sutthineed.221]

Полирнули means polish but in sentence, it said to finish. Could anyone explain?

[@artemustimov9463]

It's a bit difficult to explain, but when you wash a car for example, at the end you polish it. So in Russian полирнуть may mean "finishing stroke" or "the cherry on the cake" in English.

[@thewayfaringgoblin4544]

well, to Polished something off = To finish something usually i hear this when talking about food. Today I polished of a whole bowl of oatmeal

[@EvgeniiTretiakov]

It's street slang. Don't bother to remember it, because nowadays it's already a little bit outdated.

[@wonseoloh1886]

Блины с икрой !!! Мм

[@EranWhetstone]

"где моя кошка???"

[@katjavertelina]

Eran Whetstone Заинтриговали 😅

[@EranWhetstone]

@@katjavertelina уау я действительно не знаю почему я это написал 😂

[@katjavertelina]

Eran Whetstone 😂👍

[@tecomaman]

no one said omelet or bacon and eggs ,it is quick

[@Natashanjka]

I don't think bacon is that popular for breakfast here. I bought it once because it's pretty expensive.

[@tecomaman]

@@Natashanjka it is probably the same as Ukraine ,there is a lot of pig meat but bacon is not very good and is not more expensive than other pig meat

[@Natashanjka]

@@tecomaman I don't know its price in Ukraine.

[@christopherw4527]

Help enlighten me please. Isn't porridge just gruel in non-socialist free Western countries?

[@SuperLightningStarOfficial]

Vodka

[@Nicky.Slunsky]

4:20 Am I the only one who finds that girl insanely gorgeous?

[@Ofek_92]

No, not the only one 😊

[@tikihutdweller5944]

Eating oatmeal is a lot like eating boiled saw dust for breakfast.

[@Alex365497697]

You haven't tried the proper one yet ;)

[@gRomoZeka27]

Maybe it's unseasoned, lol? Try adding salt, sugar, fruites, nuts, honey (your choice).

[@j7ndominica051]

Thats the "healthy" undercooked kind. Add milk and cook for 15 minutes and it will be smooth and a little sweet.

[@kpkndusa]

I just eat mine uncooked with sugar, powdered milk and water, hot or cold.

[@dodgro8342]

That´s because you are not supposed to eat it raw. How could people forget how to cook oatmeal lol? It´s absolutely ridiculous trying to eat it raw, right from the bag. That would taste like saw dust, for sure. But humanity had never eaten it this way before. You are supposed to soak and boil the oats. Soak them overnight, then add water, bring it to a boil and boil gently for about 20 minutes while almost constantly stirring it with a spoon,so it doesn´t burn (it WILL burn if you leave it unattended). It´s cooked when it has that kind of thick and creamy texture, when it´s like pouring from the spoon slowly (but not watery).

[@mathiaslist6705]

So you put a package of oat meal, a bowl of boiling water, glasses and tea bags on the table and call them for breakfast. ну, просто ставай на стол овсянки, каструлю с кипленим водой, стокончики и пакетик с чалом и тогдо крисчи "завтрак" ... that's how to deal with Russian guests

[@vanilla8127]

Лол чел да у тебя русский прям на высотее

[@tecomaman]

no muesli ? probably because it not easy to find good one like Australia

[@larissakoroleva]

LOL no that's not the reason. different countries have different traditions.

[@Naschira]

In Russia, there is muesli in every supermarket. But they are not popular. People prefer porridge instead of muesli.

[@babayaga2114]

I thought Russian were big

[@mathiaslist6705]

каша в термосе .... a good reason not to marry a Russian girl .... also nach zehn Jahren mit ihr zusammen brauch ich da jetzt echt bei dem Thema keine Untertiteln mehr

[@user-xv7oh3ez4d]

Водку кушаем на завтрак?

[@mihanich]

Только в случае запущенного алкоголизма

[@NirVana13]

По-моему все они лукавят. Типичное русское утро - это выпить стакан водки, закусить "новичок", накормить медведя и подкинуть топлива в ядерный реактор. Странные вопросы задаёте, иностранцы об этом прекрасно знают, не смущайте иномарок.

[@richelieu5818]

Первый !

[@8Todote8]

молодняк вообще не по-русски питается. бесполезно спрашивать.

[@jeffmc6921]

Esa gente no es nada amable...!

[@kiparis777]

They just don't smile automatically to everyone. They spoke neutrally and politely. Personally I find permanent smiles exhausting and misleading.

[@EugeneChebotarev]

Si, exacto, mentalidad rusa es muy differente con los espanoles o latinoamericanos. Aqui hay reportaje de los rusos: www.24horas.cl/fifaworldcup/rusia-el-pais-donde-la-risa-no-abunda-2740696

[@luiseduardo586]

@@EugeneChebotarev Asi es, cuando estuve en el mundial el año pasado me sorprendía mucho la falta de sonrisa. Pero justo a los minutos que hablabas con ellos ya te sonreían.

[@joang.6664]

@@kiparis777 fully agree.. I am Canadian (i lived in Russia when i was very young) and some people In Canada just annoy me with their superficial and false smiles.. These types of people are so unnatural and fake.. Compared to Europeans..and in particularly Russians, who, if they smile at you, they actually mean it!

[@horaciovladivos]

@@joang.6664 I think it's a cultural issue. In Colombia, Brasil or Argentina for example, people smile as a courtesy gesture, has nothing to do with fakness or unnaturalness. People who are very serious and rarely smile are called "ass face".

[@bellami86]

Comments below are disgusting

[@duellingdescartes7950]

Blasphemy

[@ranetem1044]

Vodka

[@tugbagozgu344]

Vodka

[@antonfresh6474]

You mother is vodka, stupid stereotypes