About the dog statue - you rub it's nose for luck, especially if you are a student. I studied in the Technical University which is nearby and we always, always rubbed the dog's nose before exams. It's a tradition
S.M. H. Dummy...by the time you get to it your hands have touched all kinds of filth: doors, knobs, chairs, money, everything public transportation, etc. Those are many reasons most people wash their hands before doing things like: eating, touching face/eyes/mouth, before using the bathroom even to avoid handling toilet paper that is going to touch your genitals, for (:)god’s sake. But you’re white, you probably think you’re automatically clean enough and don’t wash often.
Gram Gram - we'll you know what they say about assuming! As for myself, I try to avoid those things you mentioned and if I do ever have to touch anything I know is germ ridden and since I'm in the medical field, good old fashion soap and water will do the trick and works better than sanitizer. Thanks for the tips and the rude reply though! Just the kind of love we need in this world right now. 👍
@@murrayaronson3753 Вообще то чебурек в себе содержит сок и если его разрезать то все вытечет и ты не вкусишь истинного вкуса. Поэтому правильнее его есть кусая, без разрезания
@@corettaha7855 maybe she didn't find restroom to wash her hands. I wouldn't do it with my durty hands too. Sanitizers are not popular in Russian fast food places.
I love watching your travel days. Your approach to travel is so low stress. My husband was a marvelous traveler. He never got upset he just “worked the problem” out. You two do that. Impressive.
I'm very glad that you guys like Russia, because all those bad talks in US media about this Country is making a totally wrong picture. Russia is like any other Country have a good people, and unfortunately few bad guys. Most people are friendly, and don't want have any trouble with any body else. People don't be afraid off Russia, let us be your friends....
Most Americans know American media outlets and American politicians are full of shit! We're cool with the Russian people and are eager for our countries to exist peacefully. Come visit the US we'll show you a good time. Take your sunblock and come to our southern coasts!
yes, we ( with my wife and two kids ) went to moscow in last february... we love your country...nice people,food ...all bad talks in media is totally wrong...we are from Indonesia
Ahaha,that is so funny to hear it from u, but actually in Russia lots of people think that American people made their problems up, so don't try to avoid facts.
We went to Russia this year and Moscow and St. Petersburg was simply stunning. There were lots of signs in English thanks to the FIFA World cup. The experience was truly memorable. And of course the metro stations! Each one was as beautiful as can be.
The most difficult part of traveling in Russia is the language. There are not so many places translated in English. And my advice for travelers: If u cant get something just try to ask young Russian people in English. There are a lot of young people can speak English in Moscow.
This is more of a problem for budget travelers I think. When I travel with my English friends we go to more expensive places and there they speak really good English and always have an English menu but the place they went to probably rarely has any tourists and so don´t really cater to them that much.
Many young people speak English. Else you have the Google translator or Microsoft translator. The best thing about Russia was that people were willing to help you even if they din't know english or found it difficult to converse.
The letter that looks like a C is an S! Love these videos about Russia. You are both really positive people. I wish other videos about Russia would be made this way. Really enjoyed your Trans Siberian trip too.
So my wife and I had been traveling through China when in Luoyang we happened upon a bar with a live band playing rock and roll. It was funny because it was Australian themed with Aussie flags, Fosters beer signs, boomarangs, etc. But the menu was all in Chinese. A very small menu so we assumed it was all beer and drinks. Unable to translate we just pointed to an item on menu, willing to drink whatever the waitress brought us. Ok, we laughed when she brought us two cucumbers. And everyone else at all the other tables were drinking beers, but we had a cucumber each. Delicicious.
I’m following you two for A while now and I really enjoying iT. Thanks for making video’s from everywhere in the world. So I can see A bit of the world. Keep up the good work. Greatings from the netherlands. (Thomas)
I don’t know how I haven’t seen your channel before but I love this video of Moscow! You guys are a hoot and look like you had fun! Thanks for sharing! I miss Russia and this gave me that feeling of being back!
Glad you enjoyed the market! I stayed at a hotel right next to those markets a couple of years ago and they were so awesome! All the Disney-like castles are pretty crazy too!
Wow again your vlogs are the best out there !!!! You guys do an awesome job on theses. Everyone Makes me want to book a trip to see the places. Can't wait for more
Found your vlog while trying to plan my Singapore trip a few months ago. I subscribed, set videos to sort from old to new.. and started watching em in order. I finally caught up today! You guys are awesome! Keep up the great work! Greetings from Vancouver, Canada!
Kara and Nate I think it's very nice that you went to Russia, because I'm Russian myself. And it's nice to see tourists go there. I would also advise you to go to Saint-Petersburg, in my opinion it's even more beautiful than Moscow, St.-Petersburg is more European, and more architectural
I did a lot of traveling in my younger days very Happy for you both!! Another great thing is its good for you 2 your lives will be so different than others in a good way travel is Great Fun, Educational!! And your doing it the right way when your YOUNG!!!! ENJOY BEST OF LUCK!!
Hey guys! I discovered your channel by accident and got obsessed right away. I am from Siberia Russia (Krasnoyarsk City) but live and study in Philadelphia, PA at the moment. Love your vlogs from Russia! I wish I found you channel earlier so I could give you tips for travelling in Russia. Anyway, hope you had good time there! Safe travels :)
Valeria Frolova Hi! I live in Washington D.C., and will be visiting Moscow, Saranks, Kazan, and Yekaterinburg for this year's World Cup. What touristic places, restaurants, food, nightclubs, do you recommend ?
So fun to see Moscow now! I was there at your ages back in 1976. Different world for sure. I spoke some Russian (studied one year in college) so it was fun to interact with people I met and they were amazed back then that as an "American" from the "USA" that I was actually "nice." Lol! Our governments were not getting along back then for sure. A little hint...when you see PECTOPAH it is a Restaurant. English P=R, C=S, H=N. Enjoy! Thank you sounds like "Spa-si=bo". Hello is not so easy....Zdravstvuyte....good luck with that one.
You can say "privet" instead of "zdravstvuyte", it is easier to pronounce. "Zdravstvuyte" is a more official form, and "privet" is everyday, but no one will blame you for it (: P.S.: "Zdravstvuyte" - means a wish for health and long years. "Privet" is literally translated from Old Russian as "approaching agreement / friendship" or "intention to reach agreement / friendship". In English, the equivalent is "greeting".
I'm so glad you are in Russia! Went last year and the Tran-Siberian was part of our travels. Even though the language barrier was difficult; it was equaly the most fun about travel! Can't wait to see your train vids. Make sure you take a travel mug, for soups, tea and coffee on the train (everyone does) and also to share a vodka with the locals ;) Can't wait to go again one day
Really cool video. Went to Moscow last year and found a lot of English signs there comparing to when I went there back in 2003. I really want to try the restaurant next time I go. Looks fabulous 😍
I really enjoy your videos! They go by so fast I'm always waiting for the next one. I'm off to SE Asia in tree weeks and your videos are a great travel guide!
You guys are absolutely awesome!!! I love your vlogs! Found you a few days ago and can't stop watching! So inspiring. How come a channel like this has only 50k subscribers?! Keep doing great job ❤️❤️
Those music boxes reminded me of Anastasia 😄 Good to know that the language barrier doesn’t bother you guys too much. Tbh I’d have high anxiety talking to someone in another country.
I just have a little information about Russian culture and by seeing your document I find it interesting to know, and besides Russia is our new ally county so it's better to know each other, I hope I could get there someday. Keep it up Guy's! Love your video.
Hallo the 2 of u - u made such great vlogs about russia! just to announce: we are looking forward to ur 500K subbies coming up next !!!!JeaHHHHH lovely greetings Mathias
I stayed at the Hotel Gamma many times and I could see that place from the hotel. What you see in this video is 10% of what Ismailovsky was. It was huge, you could wander the dirt aisles all day and get lost. Anything you could possibly want was for sale there. Kenworth trucks to baby diapers. I shit you not. One guy was selling Honda motorbikes out of the back of a Kamaz dump truck one time. The food was stellar. This video shows you just a tiny fraction of what it was in the 1990s.
Love your travel vlogs!! Did enjoyed your vlog in Moscow , a bit funny as I'm Russian ,sometimes I thought I wish if I could help,but you did very vell!
I just found your channel and, being Russian, simply had to watch this video! That metro line you took to go to Izmaylovskyi market is the one I take every single day to go to work. So weird to see someone actually excited about this ride, dog statues and long escalators while I myself am so used to all of these. I am usually just super annoyed about the train being crowded 🙂 Also the “upside down h” cracked me up 😂 Can imagine how hard it was for you guys to understand Cyrillic!
Haha u guys awesome!! Y'all eat chebyreki and they are suppose to be eaten by hands!! You too so sweet! I hope people were nice to you two & usually English isn't a problem for most russians. Thumbs up for a great video!! 😘
Was the Drops app around back then? Knowing how each letter sounds is a great help starting out. Also knowing they replace G for American H words is helpful. Гамбургер for Nate's want of hamburgers.
I love your videos and would enjoy seeing some excerpts from church services around the world if that's possible. Thanks for all of the beautiful photography!
When I travel I like to buy things too!! What I do is at the end of every week I go to the post office and pack everything and mail it back to the U.S.!! When you get home it's like Christmas!
Thank you for the interesting video! I live in this city and love it with all my heart .. And I even envy everyone who comes here for the first time) Moscow is so great and multifaceted - everything in it can be found and rediscovered again and again! My husband and I recently really wanted to change the situation, but we didn't want to go far, so we chose the Royal Zenith Hotel and paid off. The hotel is located in the protected area of Serebryany Bor, surrounded by pine trees and a beautiful view of the river. I was very pleased with the Spa complex on the territory of the hotel - after a working week, what you need. Friendly staff, delicious cuisine - we recommend!
Awesome video guys...reminds me of the challenges you had in Asia with language. Being in a foreign place really changes you and gives you a greater perspective. That market was so cool! Kara would love to see the spelling of the foods you are eating so I can Google them myself. Wonderful vlog!
hi guys, you are great & cool👍👍👍, come to us in Kemerovo to Siberia, this is about 300 km from Novosibirsk, we have a very beautiful nature and also have something to see and eat, what a tasty meal !!!
The moscow is very beautifull. I like in this video when you was in caffe and you dont know how to say the waiter in russian language. That video was very cool.
The music they play in the cafe is classic Soviet songs. And it is a tourist restaurant. Try Teremok. They serve classic Russian dishes and they’re cheap.
This video was very cool I liked the dragon You probably liked the juice I also liked fur hats and stuffed I also liked the sculpture of the dog in the metro.
This is so great! I've always wanted to go to Russia, super high on my bucket list. Also, great little talk about the language barrier, it's such a real, but exciting thing while traveling! Some of the best food I've had on the road was when I just pointed to stuff! :P
we learn 3 language in die Schule - deutsch, english und franzosisch - and you can might lucky and somebody will be understand you - its really - but гугл транслэйт в помощь and all will be OK. Но если научиться немного читать и выучить самые простые слова за месяц перед поездкой - то это будет хорошо, потому что только в Москве или Петербурге можно встретить дублирование надписей на английском языке
Gone Venturing just learn the spelling of cyrillic letters (~15 of 33 differs from Latin/English) and you will be surprised to find most of the signs recognizable for English-speaker 😁
Kara and Nate, I like watching your videos. You are always very positive, upbeat and open to new experiences. What strikes me as odd with most Americans is their "genuine" confusion with the Russian alphabet. First of all, you're traveling to a different country that has a different language. Why wouldn't you spend couple hours getting some ideas of how to read and pronounce letters? Secondly Russian alphabet is based on the Greek one which is older than Latin. So if anyone adopted and changed it from the original is the Latin alphabet, not the other way around. For those who don't know the "English" alphabet is actually Latin. Thirdly reading Russian is actually way easier than English: every single letter has one and only sound and there are none, whatsoever, differences based on what letters follow or any combination of letters, unlike English. I've never seen any Russian coming to the USA and complaining about the weird English alphabet and why they pronounce C as K sometimes when it's clearly S. Finally the Russian language is the official language of Russia and everybody speaks Russian there, unlike English which isn't an official language in the US.
At the place where market is located there is also vodka museum. It is small but it has a charm to it. It was the first place I took my friends who haven’t been in Russia. So for them it was very cool.
Hi guys! Well done for coming to Russia! The that you have ordered,is called "Cheburek",correctly you have made,their eat hands,in Russia pastries eat hands,but not need to their break in half,otherwise follows broth of them,and taste of already not the,only can be folded in half,but not break.You are very positive,good luck.We are waiting for you in Russia! In St. Petersburg!
As a teacher of Russian as SL/linguist I can tell that you can learn to READ (write and pronounce) in Russian (grammar not included) in just 4 (FOUR!) lessons of 90 minutes. Just 4! Four days - and no struggling with reading menus or train arrival or station names anymore :) (And training exercises/home tasks in between these 4 days, of course ;)
About the dog statue - you rub it's nose for luck, especially if you are a student. I studied in the Technical University which is nearby and we always, always rubbed the dog's nose before exams. It's a tradition
I rub his nose three times for luck ;)
How was it?
But can you just imagine all the germs though! 🤒
S.M. H. Dummy...by the time you get to it your hands have touched all kinds of filth: doors, knobs, chairs, money, everything public transportation, etc. Those are many reasons most people wash their hands before doing things like: eating, touching face/eyes/mouth, before using the bathroom even to avoid handling toilet paper that is going to touch your genitals, for (:)god’s sake. But you’re white, you probably think you’re automatically clean enough and don’t wash often.
Gram Gram - we'll you know what they say about assuming! As for myself, I try to avoid those things you mentioned and if I do ever have to touch anything I know is germ ridden and since I'm in the medical field, good old fashion soap and water will do the trick and works better than sanitizer. Thanks for the tips and the rude reply though! Just the kind of love we need in this world right now. 👍
You were right to eat it with hands. Using a fork and a knife on a cheburek is like eating pizza with a fork and a knife.
Mocsk I’ve seen my mom do that 🍴🍕
This dish is called cheburek - «чебурек» 🥟Cheburek is eaten by hands, without forks and knives :)
If you're more comfortable eating a cheburek with a fork and a knife do it. I often eat a pizza slice that way.
@@murrayaronson3753 Вообще то чебурек в себе содержит сок и если его разрезать то все вытечет и ты не вкусишь истинного вкуса. Поэтому правильнее его есть кусая, без разрезания
@@corettaha7855 maybe she didn't find restroom to wash her hands. I wouldn't do it with my durty hands too. Sanitizers are not popular in Russian fast food places.
I love watching your travel days. Your approach to travel is so low stress. My husband was a marvelous traveler. He never got upset he just “worked the problem” out. You two do that. Impressive.
Thank you for always trying to find non-tourist places and trying to assimilate into the culture.
Does anyone know which video is the one where they dine in the dark? I can’t find it
You can eat the cheburek with your hands! people usually eat it with a fork if its too hot or if they don't want their hands to get greasy!
Чебуреки вилкой? No fork, only hands.
Андрей Володин ну хотят люди без сока есть. Не хотят полноценно ощутить вкус....
I'm very glad that you guys like Russia, because all those bad talks in US media about this Country is making a totally wrong picture.
Russia is like any other Country have a good people, and unfortunately few bad guys.
Most people are friendly, and don't want have any trouble with any body else.
People don't be afraid off Russia, let us be your friends....
Most Americans know American media outlets and American politicians are full of shit! We're cool with the Russian people and are eager for our countries to exist peacefully. Come visit the US we'll show you a good time. Take your sunblock and come to our southern coasts!
john doe thanks for kindness and invitation, maybe next vacation I’ll be able to do that.
👍
@@1745vlad - actually it wasnt a personal invitation but if you're ever in North Carolina or Massachusetts hit me up. I'd love to show you around!
yes, we ( with my wife and two kids ) went to moscow in last february... we love your country...nice people,food ...all bad talks in media is totally wrong...we are from Indonesia
Ahaha,that is so funny to hear it from u, but actually in Russia lots of people think that American people made their problems up, so don't try to avoid facts.
I love that people give so much information about the region in the comments section. I'm always learning when I travel with you guys!
My mom is full Russian, so we’re always visiting Russia, I’m also going to Moscow in 2 Days, super excited:)
We went to Russia this year and Moscow and St. Petersburg was simply stunning. There were lots of signs in English thanks to the FIFA World cup. The experience was truly memorable. And of course the metro stations! Each one was as beautiful as can be.
Hahahaha, love that the "Supersoviet place" plays ABBA on full blast XD
Abba was really popular in late Soviet Russia =)
Abba, Boney M and lots of others.
ABBA and Sweden is very Soviet. Sweden is still very Soviet in that sense....
Thank you for the positive about my country! From Russia with love!
The most difficult part of traveling in Russia is the language. There are not so many places translated in English. And my advice for travelers: If u cant get something just try to ask young Russian people in English. There are a lot of young people can speak English in Moscow.
This is more of a problem for budget travelers I think. When I travel with my English friends we go to more expensive places and there they speak really good English and always have an English menu but the place they went to probably rarely has any tourists and so don´t really cater to them that much.
it's true :)
well most of the are learning english to go to the USA
Actually, you DO eat this things (called chebureks) using your hands, so thats ok.
(Chew-breek-e) So Nommy Delicious 😊
Many young people speak English. Else you have the Google translator or Microsoft translator. The best thing about Russia was that people were willing to help you even if they din't know english or found it difficult to converse.
Kara I love your explanation of the alphabet! I'm studying Russian and still have issues with the letters. I chuckled when you said 6 for their б, lol
The letter that looks like a C is an S! Love these videos about Russia. You are both really positive people. I wish other videos about Russia would be made this way. Really enjoyed your Trans Siberian trip too.
That market looks so pretty!
It was so unique! Loved the combination of old and new!
Its hilarious on 6:20 when you start to read cyrillic that way. Comedy gold as is. Fine video.
So my wife and I had been traveling through China when in Luoyang we happened upon a bar with a live band playing rock and roll. It was funny because it was Australian themed with Aussie flags, Fosters beer signs, boomarangs, etc. But the menu was all in Chinese. A very small menu so we assumed it was all beer and drinks. Unable to translate we just pointed to an item on menu, willing to drink whatever the waitress brought us. Ok, we laughed when she brought us two cucumbers. And everyone else at all the other tables were drinking beers, but we had a cucumber each. Delicicious.
+Melkor Schmaggert that is HILARIOUS! What a story though 😂
Ok, this one was fun. Love hearing you two think things out, especially how you figure out the language barrier. Keep these coming!
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. We appreciate it.
I’m following you two for A while now and I really enjoying iT.
Thanks for making video’s from everywhere in the world. So I can see A bit of the world.
Keep up the good work.
Greatings from the netherlands. (Thomas)
We love watching these old Kara and Nate vlogs. Still entertaining. :)
У собачки в метро такая мордочка светлая от постоянных натираний )))
Чудесный сюжет о Москве 👏👏👏😊
Ребята, Вы молодцы )) спасибо за такой позитив )
I don’t know how I haven’t seen your channel before but I love this video of Moscow! You guys are a hoot and look like you had fun! Thanks for sharing! I miss Russia and this gave me that feeling of being back!
Glad you enjoyed the market! I stayed at a hotel right next to those markets a couple of years ago and they were so awesome! All the Disney-like castles are pretty crazy too!
Wow again your vlogs are the best out there !!!! You guys do an awesome job on theses. Everyone
Makes me want to book a trip to see the places.
Can't wait for more
Found your vlog while trying to plan my Singapore trip a few months ago. I subscribed, set videos to sort from old to new.. and started watching em in order. I finally caught up today! You guys are awesome! Keep up the great work! Greetings from Vancouver, Canada!
Kara and Nate I think it's very nice that you went to Russia, because I'm Russian myself. And it's nice to see tourists go there. I would also advise you to go to Saint-Petersburg, in my opinion it's even more beautiful than Moscow, St.-Petersburg is more European, and more architectural
I did a lot of traveling in my younger days very Happy for you both!! Another great thing is its good for you 2 your lives will be so different than others in a good way travel is Great Fun, Educational!! And your doing it the right way when your YOUNG!!!! ENJOY BEST OF LUCK!!
You are brave guys, guys, to go to different country without a little bit of language. Nice video!
Anyone else in quarantine binge watching Kara and Nate
Hey guys! I discovered your channel by accident and got obsessed right away. I am from Siberia Russia (Krasnoyarsk City) but live and study in Philadelphia, PA at the moment. Love your vlogs from Russia! I wish I found you channel earlier so I could give you tips for travelling in Russia. Anyway, hope you had good time there! Safe travels :)
Valeria Frolova Hi! I live in Washington D.C., and will be visiting Moscow, Saranks, Kazan, and Yekaterinburg for this year's World Cup. What touristic places, restaurants, food, nightclubs, do you recommend ?
you better visit Saint Petersburg, there are also World Cup matches, you will not regret
Renato Rossell i live in Washington D.C too, in NW!!! But im from Russia
So fun to see Moscow now! I was there at your ages back in 1976. Different world for sure. I spoke some Russian (studied one year in college) so it was fun to interact with people I met and they were amazed back then that as an "American" from the "USA" that I was actually "nice." Lol! Our governments were not getting along back then for sure. A little hint...when you see PECTOPAH it is a Restaurant. English P=R, C=S, H=N. Enjoy! Thank you sounds like "Spa-si=bo". Hello is not so easy....Zdravstvuyte....good luck with that one.
One day ill be there.
Thanks for sharing.
X=H, B=W
Our governments still don't get along, so not much has changed lol
You can say "privet" instead of "zdravstvuyte", it is easier to pronounce.
"Zdravstvuyte" is a more official form, and "privet" is everyday, but no one will blame you for it (:
P.S.: "Zdravstvuyte" - means a wish for health and long years.
"Privet" is literally translated from Old Russian as "approaching agreement / friendship" or "intention to reach agreement / friendship". In English, the equivalent is "greeting".
I'm so glad you are in Russia! Went last year and the Tran-Siberian was part of our travels. Even though the language barrier was difficult; it was equaly the most fun about travel!
Can't wait to see your train vids. Make sure you take a travel mug, for soups, tea and coffee on the train (everyone does) and also to share a vodka with the locals ;) Can't wait to go again one day
About vodka lol
Really cool video. Went to Moscow last year and found a lot of English signs there comparing to when I went there back in 2003. I really want to try the restaurant next time I go. Looks fabulous 😍
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and useful! Plus motivate to travel! Thank you for helping to promote Russia!
I was in Moscow for a month earlier in the year and woke up every morning to a view of this market, it is beautiful. #minikremlin
Excellent! So glad to see you guys in Russia!
Thanks for your video guys) Best wishes from Russia
I really enjoy your videos! They go by so fast I'm always waiting for the next one. I'm off to SE Asia in tree weeks and your videos are a great travel guide!
Love you guys and love each and every video!!! You inspire you everyday!!!
For the amount you guys travel, I can’t believe you don’t get more sick! You guys must have the best stomachs and best immune systems
I LOVED playing Candyland! 😄 I pray safe travels for you guys! Ya'll are awesome!
Editing on this video was top notch!
Thank you so much for these vlogs, love them! Used to live in Moscow, now I gotta go back!
Это надо же было Змей Горыныча драконом обозвать, креста на вас нету!!! ;)
You guys are absolutely awesome!!! I love your vlogs! Found you a few days ago and can't stop watching! So inspiring. How come a channel like this has only 50k subscribers?! Keep doing great job ❤️❤️
Those music boxes reminded me of Anastasia 😄
Good to know that the language barrier doesn’t bother you guys too much. Tbh I’d have high anxiety talking to someone in another country.
I just have a little information about Russian culture and by seeing your document I find it interesting to know, and besides Russia is our new ally county so it's better to know each other, I hope I could get there someday.
Keep it up Guy's!
Love your video.
We are waiting for you in Russia, it was necessary to come to the world Cup, look for a video about it, it was very fun!
What country are you from?
Hallo the 2 of u - u made such great vlogs about russia! just to announce: we are looking forward to ur 500K subbies coming up next !!!!JeaHHHHH lovely greetings Mathias
I stayed at the Hotel Gamma many times and I could see that place from the hotel. What you see in this video is 10% of what Ismailovsky was. It was huge, you could wander the dirt aisles all day and get lost. Anything you could possibly want was for sale there. Kenworth trucks to baby diapers. I shit you not. One guy was selling Honda motorbikes out of the back of a Kamaz dump truck one time. The food was stellar. This video shows you just a tiny fraction of what it was in the 1990s.
Awesome videos about Russia! Well done guys!
Very cool buildings! Russian is an interesting language! Thank goodness for Google translate!
Love your travel vlogs!! Did enjoyed your vlog in Moscow , a bit funny as I'm Russian ,sometimes I thought I wish if I could help,but you did very vell!
I just found your channel and, being Russian, simply had to watch this video! That metro line you took to go to Izmaylovskyi market is the one I take every single day to go to work. So weird to see someone actually excited about this ride, dog statues and long escalators while I myself am so used to all of these. I am usually just super annoyed about the train being crowded 🙂 Also the “upside down h” cracked me up 😂 Can imagine how hard it was for you guys to understand Cyrillic!
The thing you ate at the "soviet" place look a lot like the Brazilian "pastel"! Made my mouth water!
Мне понравилось кафе «Советские времена» где песня играла про медведей которые трутся о земную ось )))
Я сама аж захотела сходить туда) Не знала про это место)
Haha u guys awesome!! Y'all eat chebyreki and they are suppose to be eaten by hands!! You too so sweet! I hope people were nice to you two & usually English isn't a problem for most russians. Thumbs up for a great video!! 😘
Great video kids thanks for shareing you two look like your really having the time of your lives....luvall too cool
So jealous! We were supposed to go to Russia with some friends last year but the trip fell through. Now I want to go even more!
Was the Drops app around back then? Knowing how each letter sounds is a great help starting out. Also knowing they replace G for American H words is helpful. Гамбургер for Nate's want of hamburgers.
The architecture is so gorgeous!
I love your videos and would enjoy seeing some excerpts from church services around the world if that's possible. Thanks for all of the beautiful photography!
You're both so charming and beautiful, and your content is so good. Camera work is superb! *SUBS!
Awww thank you kara & Nate for your vlogs, much love to both of you. 😗😄👍💖
Наte, well you shoot video. Very nice rapid shooting!
Kara and Nate I speak Russian very well because my family is very fluent in Russian
It reminds me of my childhood, I used to play with that Russian Dolls...here in India
супер!!! очень позитивные ребята!!!!!
When I travel I like to buy things too!! What I do is at the end of every week I go to the post office and pack everything and mail it back to the U.S.!! When you get home it's like Christmas!
I want one of those hats that Nate is wearing in the last few seconds of this video!!!F**k Yeah. You guys did great!!
Im finally done with my exams ! Feels great to be back on track !!
Loved this vlog! It was so fun to see how you worked out the language barrier in the restaurant :)
Thanks for once again a great video!
I love Moscow! I have to admit, watching you struggle with the Cyrillic alphabet had me laughing really hard! Great Vlog, thanks for the videos!
Thank you for the interesting video! I live in this city and love it with all my heart .. And I even envy everyone who comes here for the first time) Moscow is so great and multifaceted - everything in it can be found and rediscovered again and again! My husband and I recently really wanted to change the situation, but we didn't want to go far, so we chose the Royal Zenith Hotel and paid off. The hotel is located in the protected area of Serebryany Bor, surrounded by pine trees and a beautiful view of the river. I was very pleased with the Spa complex on the territory of the hotel - after a working week, what you need. Friendly staff, delicious cuisine - we recommend!
Moscow is a beautiful city!
You guys are great!! I would've had a panic attack and started rolling on the floor crying if I couldn't get someone to help me order food lmao!
It's not that hard to find an English-speaking person on Moscow streets.
Awesome video guys...reminds me of the challenges you had in Asia with language. Being in a foreign place really changes you and gives you a greater perspective. That market was so cool! Kara would love to see the spelling of the foods you are eating so I can Google them myself. Wonderful vlog!
Finally! My country
hi guys, you are great & cool👍👍👍, come to us in Kemerovo to Siberia, this is about 300 km from Novosibirsk, we have a very beautiful nature and also have something to see and eat, what a tasty meal !!!
The moscow is very beautifull. I like in this video when you was in caffe and you dont know how to say the waiter in russian language. That video was very cool.
Я тоже хочу чебурек )))
БЛИИИИИН........Жрать хочу....Пошёл.
@@АлександрБесов-ф1у 😂😂😂😂 вредный жирный но вкусный чебурек. Хоть с картохой. Блин.
@@ВождьОдобряет не, чебурек с картохой - это какой-то новодел... Даже не видел таких ))) И да, ну чебуреки всегда тока руками ели...
The music they play in the cafe is classic Soviet songs. And it is a tourist restaurant. Try Teremok. They serve classic Russian dishes and they’re cheap.
This video was very cool
I liked the dragon
You probably liked the juice
I also liked fur hats and stuffed
I also liked the sculpture of the dog in the metro.
Museum-reserve "Tsaritsyno" - everyone forgets and misses. In the evening beautiful especially
Чебуреки!
I loved how you explained the letters
This is so great! I've always wanted to go to Russia, super high on my bucket list. Also, great little talk about the language barrier, it's such a real, but exciting thing while traveling! Some of the best food I've had on the road was when I just pointed to stuff! :P
we learn 3 language in die Schule - deutsch, english und franzosisch - and you can might lucky and somebody will be understand you - its really - but гугл транслэйт в помощь and all will be OK. Но если научиться немного читать и выучить самые простые слова за месяц перед поездкой - то это будет хорошо, потому что только в Москве или Петербурге можно встретить дублирование надписей на английском языке
Gone Venturing welcome to Russia! When you'll be on your way to Moscow, check my Urban Hippie blog to learn more about the city. ))))))
Gone Venturing just learn the spelling of cyrillic letters (~15 of 33 differs from Latin/English) and you will be surprised to find most of the signs recognizable for English-speaker 😁
илья верхов вот это ты выдал... францочич. Мда.
это на немецком.
LUL, Umerikans tackling the Azbuka :D So much fun :D
Kara and Nate, I like watching your videos. You are always very positive, upbeat and open to new experiences. What strikes me as odd with most Americans is their "genuine" confusion with the Russian alphabet. First of all, you're traveling to a different country that has a different language. Why wouldn't you spend couple hours getting some ideas of how to read and pronounce letters? Secondly Russian alphabet is based on the Greek one which is older than Latin. So if anyone adopted and changed it from the original is the Latin alphabet, not the other way around. For those who don't know the "English" alphabet is actually Latin. Thirdly reading Russian is actually way easier than English: every single letter has one and only sound and there are none, whatsoever, differences based on what letters follow or any combination of letters, unlike English.
I've never seen any Russian coming to the USA and complaining about the weird English alphabet and why they pronounce C as K sometimes when it's clearly S. Finally the Russian language is the official language of Russia and everybody speaks Russian there, unlike English which isn't an official language in the US.
At the place where market is located there is also vodka museum. It is small but it has a charm to it. It was the first place I took my friends who haven’t been in Russia. So for them it was very cool.
Love your videos when you guys were in the temple complex the video was running backwards
Hi guys! Well done for coming to Russia! The that you have ordered,is called "Cheburek",correctly you have made,their eat hands,in Russia pastries eat hands,but not need to their break in half,otherwise follows broth of them,and taste of already not the,only can be folded in half,but not break.You are very positive,good luck.We are waiting for you in Russia! In St. Petersburg!
As a teacher of Russian as SL/linguist I can tell that you can learn to READ (write and pronounce) in Russian (grammar not included) in just 4 (FOUR!) lessons of 90 minutes. Just 4! Four days - and no struggling with reading menus or train arrival or station names anymore :) (And training exercises/home tasks in between these 4 days, of course ;)
Wow I never saw this video. First time watching it. Pretty cool
ur boyfriend looks like Christiano Ronaldo
Five Star Russian I know right
And kara looks like kate as in duchess Kate!
OmG he does
I was looking this comment :)
Her husband
Wow!!! Keep it up this stuff is great
Kara and Nate ordet Cheburek!
Boris : Babushka is so proud!