My life as a Russian immigrant after two years in Georgia & thoughts about the future (Q&A 2)
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- In this video I will answer some of your questions about my life as a Russian immigrant in Georgia, differences between Russia and Georgia, and about my future immigration plans:
0:00 intro
1:16 practicing Russian culture & adopting Georgian customs
3:20 languages I use in Georgia
4:41 attitude to Russian immigrants
9:57 concerns about Georgian government, foreign agent law
11:51 political views of Russians who fled Russia
13:55 what to do when my passport expires?
15:32 countries I can visit without a visa
15:57 difference between Russians and Georgians
21:20 is Georgia more liberal than Russia?
22:29 best thing about living in Tbilisi
23:01 funny things about Georgia
25:36 am I going to settle in Georgia
27:00 how Georgia changed me
28:48 what country would I choose
31:06 why I don't want to come to the US
34:25 why not to get political asylum in the West?
35:14 European countries I want to travel to
37:02 good byes
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I remember when i was only one of a thousand followers of this channel. I’m so happy to see your success coming from your hard work. You’re great, keep up the great reporting, Natasha!
I'm so grateful that you are safe.
You’re a smart well balanced girl and your vids are interesting to watch. Take care and enjoy your life it passes by quickly. ✌️
Greetings from Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia. It is always a pleasure to watch your videos and listen to your brave and intelligent comments. Wish you all the best.
🇩🇰 🇳🇴 Scandinavian 🇸🇪 🇫🇮 🇮🇸
@@rocknrolliskingdude8760
You need to read some books. Your ignorance is stunning..
@@andersmller3000
Actually Finland and Iceland are NOT Scandinavia
🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴 = Scandinavia.
🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴🇮🇸🇫🇴 (part of 🇬🇱) = Scandinavian heritage
🇩🇰🇸🇪🇳🇴🇮🇸🇫🇴 (part of 🇬🇱)+🇫🇮 = Nordics
@@rocknrolliskingdude8760yes Denmark is Scandinavia, Norway, Sweden and Denmark are Scandinavian countries. Read some history and geography books before commenting
what parts of her talk is "brave" or "intelligent" exactly? Any details you can provide to back up such claims?
I wish her all the best, but what I see is she's confused about her self-identity and person, she's even confused to which country she belongs, she's also confused about her sexuality. This is not brave, nor intelligent, it is mental and I don't say it with bad feelings or intentions, but it is what it is.
Good for you, for choosing your path. Stay strong and keep learning. Also stay safe. This is one American that wants to see you succeed.
Hi Natasha, you do not give yourself enough credit. Your English is pretty much perfect and you have great presentation and journalistic skills. Your TH-cam videos are always an easy and interesting watch. You should have no fears for the future.
Good to see you again.
Natasha - thanks for your videos! Just want to let you know it's good to see you smiling and relaxing in a beautiful country.
You are doing a lot to make Georgian culture and its towns known to people in the West. I hope you are supporting their fantastic football (soccer) team in Euros 2024. 🙂
nope she is not presenting Georgian culture
politically biased talked that using Georgian scenery as a backdrop
Agree 100% with the positive comments. Natasha's films show or have shown parts of Russia and now Georgia to an audience who would otherwise never see these places or hear about the food, the beautiful buildings and the ugly buildings, the culture, history, etc. We could read some of this in books but Natasha gives the stories a life they might not have as print on a page. Good to see her in the sun, hopefully absorbing as much Vitamin D as possible. This channel is one of the best on YT.
Hello, good to see you back on TH-cam, wonderful representation and narration of your experience in Georgia. I was not bored Listening and watching you, Great job.❤❤
I always enjoy getting updates from you, Natasha, as I have been following you since you started your channel. You were the first Russian vlogger I followed, and since then I now follow eight other Russian vloggers, most who have left Russia. I really like all you guys! If all Russians were like you guys, it would be a different Russia. There would be peace! Friendship! I sympathize with your predicament. When I was your age, I was confused about many things such as what career I should choose, where I should live, and what I believe. Many of us are raised in certain religions, which we later leave. Even so, as a deist, I still believe in God. I think you will eventually figure things out. In any event, I hope you can visit the United States again. There have been a huge amount of immigrants from Russia and Eastern Europe that settled in western Pennsylvania, which is where I grew up and reside. The parents of one of my history teachers in high school were from Russia.
Same thing for me. I was one of the first 500 subscribers and I am also from Western PA. And Yeah Russia was the first Russian TH-cam channel that I subscribed to. Small world!
ОНА НЕ РУССКАЯ, ОНА ЕВРЕЙКА
Don't listen to people who tell you what they think you should be doing or worry about what you think you should be doing compared to others. Just do what you enjoy doing and what makes you happy. That is secret to a life well lived.
Regarding others: "Opinion is yours." "Advice is ours." "Decisions are mine and mine alone."
"Consultations are welcomed."
As always , I enjoyed your perspectives and video style.
Georgia is such a Beautiful country, i love Narikala amazing history .... Bless up Tasha.. 🤙
So glad that you are excited to travel to other European countries as well as continue to make videos! Loved how you tied up the end of your video with the idiom "Every cloud has a silver lining" with the perfect sky to match. Classic Natasha! 😊
as a local, I dont always like my country to be represented as a hospitable, people pleaser. what you see today in Georgia is a scriptwritting of past century and soviet regime. If you trully want to know how we are as a people, you should get into history, and even without knowing history, what you can say is we are fighters, we are ancient people, feminism was born here, it was a woman in 4th century that changed whole religion of Georgian people, it was Queen Tamar who ruled as a king, people during 12th century lready knew and accepted equality, it was a poet Shota Rustaveli who wrote: ლეკვი ლომისა სწორია, ძუ იყოს თუნდა ხვადია" Lion cubs are equal, be they male or female. Even before that, we had Medea, after whom the word medicine is derived. Soviet times stole ourr history, made us look like weak, people pleasers, who will bend their head to anyone. They fed us a story that has never been ours. You already see young Georgian, free girls and boys, who reclaim back their power, who fight as wolves, after which our land is named. We are the wolf people of the ancient roots. that's how we want to be represented.
Jesus is your roots Dude, not be naive liberal warrior.
Thank You Nina..
@@suportbghelp4938 yet we existed before Jesus, and this is not a narcissistic comment, but a fact often ignored. She mentions so briefly that there might have been wars here because we have so many fortresses🙄 girl are you for real? this country has been fighting for its existence since it was created.. like as you are staying here for so long, why don't you have a little look at the history of this country that provided you with a shelter and permitted you with a residence.
Since Natasha came here she has been only focusing on how this country treats her, how people treat her.. why just not be grateful, so many countries restricted entry of any Russian citizen since they started war in Ukraine. and they might be right because Russia is your country, you don't like something happening there, fix it. Anyways, this Country gave you so much, yet you sit here judgingly discussing if and why we are Rusophobic - What we feel towards you is not disgust but caution, driven by so many memories for so many centuries, phobia is fear, are you surprized that we fear people from a country that took away our freedom for the past 4 centuries? Do you know what your fellow citizens did here in 2008 and 1992 when they occupied us - they have been cutting heads of our people and playing football with it, in 2008, Russian soldiers stole toilets from Samachablo 🙄 they made mothers eat their sons eyes and by no means Im exaggerating. Your people brought terror to us, why not be humble and little ashamed what you have done to us. Yet we permit you to be free and enjoy what you're doing. and Yes, don't sing any Russian songs in our cafes and restaurants, we don't want to hear that language. I have Russian friends, who unlike you are respectful,.
@suportbghelp4938 Jesus is for the backward people. All religions are man-made and Russian is made by dictators and despots that ruled so-called russky empire
@nina27707 I agree with you reading Russian history, but Natasha told that they mean russkue vekikiye(BS) and she doesn't believe all the russkue say about themselves.
Hi Natasha. Creepy boomer here (lol). Followed you for the past three years or so, and I think you’d make a brilliant reporter or foreign correspondent… just my opinion, but maybe worth bearing in mind. You have really good analytical and communication skills that many news outlets and current affairs channels and organisations may find indispensable.
I, like a lot of people, always look forward to seeing your new videos. This was one of the most informative ones you’ve done.
Viel Erfolg beim Deutsch lernen! ❤ Sprachen sind was Tolles 😊
Your story about the georgian doctor speaking to you in russian reminded me that, I've had my shoulder relocated in france 3 times, and each time the medical staff wanted to talk to me in english, even though I was capable of conversing in french (albeit not as good as their english). The french are often known to hate speaking english in their own country, but if you just make some effort to charm them, it's amazing how much english they know. People are people at the end of the day. We all have a lot more in common than some would like to admit.
I imagine being a political exile must be very, very difficult, particularly given the barriers in the West against Russian people. I'm sure I would feel very lonely, depressed, and useless as a person. Very, very few of us are true rolling stones, content to live without roots and connections. I do hope that eventually you will find a home for yourself in a country you can come to truly love and grow roots. I am very, very privileged to live a safe and happy life as a Canadian, and I wish the same for you. Your videos are wonderfully honest and authentic, and I enjoy watching them.
What a journey it's been since I subscribed 3 years ago. I look forward to the continued chronicle of your life. Thanks!
From Mexico: I enjoy your commentary and seeing Georgia through your eyes.
You aren't"useless", you're a very intelligent girl, you speak English well, you have a talent for communicating and making videos and reports. Your videos are always interesting, even when you deal with complicated topics you always manage to communicate clearly and directly and always maintaining that irony that makes you stand out and gives you uniqueness. Always a pleasure to follow you👍
Take care, I wish you the best!
I say this Natasha, I miss your old videos of you just walking about the village, exploring innocently whatever it is that you see. I have no idea is that's something possible in the place you are existing now, however, I do feel that it's a component that has changed the complexion of your channel. I still watch though. :-)
You are not useless 😂 I like your intelligence, honesty and modesty
These exploration videos are my favorite of yours. You seem like you are in a good place mentally. Sometimes slowing down and appreciating what you have is the best thing to do. Good for you, Natasha!
Your English is great.
Her English is better than some of my 'fellow' Americans. Especially the ones down south.
I believe the narrative was perfected in advance both subjects & vocabulary wise
chit-chat in real circumstances will be a different story
@@sarabarabu-mq1ci says the Vatnik who was insulting her elsewhere in the comments.
@@sarabarabu-mq1ci awww cope more comrade Vatnik, you are just jealous you are not allowed to have a political opinion beyond a Pro-Putin one.
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК ОЧЕНЬ ПРОСТОЙ, ЭТО ЯЗЫК ГЛУПЦОВ И РАБОВ
You are so brave and strong.
Stay safe and protect who you are. You are Brilliant.🙏🏻🧿🪬💖✨
Love your unique style and editing.
Battery died and situation is falling apart. Let's capture every gory detail as you break down the tripod.
Very nice report.
Really detailed.
Good to see you again Natasha. Keep well and take care.
Very happy to see you in your new video !
Sending you Good WISHES AND GOOD SPIRITS … YOU ARE A BRILLIANT PERSON - WITH WISDOM
Hi, Natasha. We have here in Poland the same thing. "Gość w dom, bóg w dom". Which means, if there is a guest in the house, the god is also there. It's somewhat nice. Even being an atheist i still feel that it's a proper way to treat foreigners and im proud of it. We are always open to new people in a genuine way. Yet...it didn't help with violence in our own families. I expierienced more of the latter unfortunately.
I love your videos. They are very educational. I hope you find true happiness in your life.
In western Europe most people speak English. Actually, I think, your English got much better since a year ago. Go on like this, I love your channel.
Yea!!!!! Love when you upload!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have followed you for years now, and it's always great when I see a new video, as much as you're hard on yourself, I think you're brave and amazing, I barely knew Georgia existed before and now I feel like I know so much about it. I am excited to see what you do next.
Another super informative video. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Hallo Natasha! Interessantes Video wie immer und an einem schönen Ort gedreht.
Weiterhin viel Glück und alles Gute 👍
Thank you for a very interesting vlog. Best wishes from Bjørn, Norway 🙂
Very nice video. Thanks. In your next video you could travel 30km out into the countryside so that we can see a typical Georgian village. Also, visit some cafes in Tbilisi and show some typical Georgian meals or snacks.
Thank you for the update and the honest answers!
NFKRZ and yourself have put the country of Georgia on my map! Im now interested in visiting Georgia for a while, in my escapist fantasy of touring all around Europe (which I will probably never get to do, because I am too poor😂) so I appreciate you sharing your experience with us.
It is a shame that the times are tough, and that you didn't get to experience Georgia without all the political tensions. I'm glad that you acknowledge the situation, rather than just lashing out at the country and people of Georgia. That shows your intelligence, compassion and maturity that a lot of people lack - even people several decades older than yourself.
I fully believe that there is a world where Russia and Georgia are friends, AND Georgia is still its full sovereign borders with its own rights to self determination as a nation.
All that was ever needed from the Russian government, was a long-term genuine respect and good-faith effort in diplomacy. Unfortunately the Russian government just can't seem understand this. Instead they would rather trample over every nation and people's that it comes into contact with, both within and outside its borders.
One day we'll see Russia embrace its full potential as a diplomatic and widely respected nation, but clearly not anytime soon.
Yeah I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for Russia to become diplomatic at least for the next 20 years while Putin is in power. That is more than enough time to start new wars that would endanger its neighbors and especially us Georgians. That's why our government is being very careful while still aiming to become an EU member. We aren't part of any alliance that would guarantee our security. I'm disappointed that Natasha doesn't get that, but I understand where she's coming from.
Thanks!
Thank you, Natasha, for sharing your experience. You look great in this video ❤❤❤
Another wonderful video, Natasha. So insightful.
Thanks Natasha!
Perhaps it's not the destination, it's the journey. Bringing your unique perspective, skills, eye for funny details, and experience will work in any country and continue to do so if you wish it.
Hi Natasha, Wow. You covered a lot of topics. So nice to hear that you have become involved with human rights. It seems like humanity, language, travel and TH-caming your experience in each is your passion currently. I pray that God would guide and keep you in your many decisions. "Every cloud has a silver lining." Safe travels and best wishes wherever you may travel. 🙏
Very insightful video. It was interesting to hear your thoughts about some controversial issues and your experience living in Georgia. The fact that you face less negativity than some other expats from Russia, may have something to do with your personality and respect you show that others might not. As the saying goes, you get what you give (and vice versus) 😊 I can volunteer as a Georgian friend :))
Beautiful scenery.
What you are doing with your videos is incredibly important. I hope you know that and that helps you feel like you are making a difference.
Great sharing Natasha! It is always a pleasure to watch your videos and this one is really nice as it allows us to know you better. You are a wonderful person! Come to Italy!! Thanks a lot and take care💕
I'm from Poland and I'm going to Georgia next week. I hope it will be nice trip.
I wish you all the best.
Make a mask like her face and put it on a fake id. Give her your passport, then go to the embassy and say you were robbed.
Kiitos Natasha👍❤❤
Hi Natasha. Georgia looks and seems to be a nice place. You have adapted well to your surroundings. Wherever you may go, just continue to be yourself and you will be fine. I forgot to say Thank You! 😀
It's backsliding badly. It's more and more Russian every week it seems.
@@stevenhenry5267 No it's not. The main opposition party is promoting war against Russia or harsh measures that would lead to war. The government had to take drastic measures to expose where their funding is coming from. This country will not survive otherwise. Period. Prayers and ''concerns'' from westerners aren't going to save us when Russian tanks(that are already stationed 50kms away from the capital) start marching towards Tbilisi. You guys didn't even do enough to help a country of 40 million people win the war in your back yard, let alone some place over the Black Sea nobody has ever heard of. We have to be pragmatic.
Thank you, Natasha! I love learning about Georgia!
34:15 that golden cloud looks amazing!
Feeling like you can't do anything and not knowing what you might want to do is normal at your age, don't stress about it. You are a resourceful young woman and you will find your way.
Thanks
Wow your Georgian pronunciation is good
Natasha❣️ As an older fellow woman I have to “scold”you, because I recognize the same mistake I made in my younger years. You definitely underestimate your skills!!! You speak as if you felt useless😮 You have a successful TH-cam channel and produce interesting and meaningful content- this is no small thing and many people with marketing degree couldn’t succeed in that!!! This is definitely a strong point on your resume. Your English is also great! Please don’t think of your achievements so small. Also, I was very happy to hear you think of visiting Poland where I originally am from. If you make it to the EU you will definitely see many opportunities for yourself. Have you thought about eg. starting with applying for an internship in media houses - I really think your TH-cam channel gives you an edge over people studying journalism and maybe you can combine that with getting additional degree- it is common in Germany where I live now that people first start some jobs to try out different things and then study for 2 years for such additional diploma (can be combined with work). But first and foremost please don’t think so low of your skills and yourself.
As always, my best wishes to you, Natasha.
Awesome view
I have said it once and I will say it a thousand times more, I love when you say "pakka - pakka" at the end of your videos! When I was your age I always felt such pressure that I was wasting my time, and that I needed to hurry up and do something, yet I didnt know what I was supposed to do. Dont worry, I think all young people feel this way. I had a friend from college (here in US) who moved to Moscow years ago and works for a bank translating documents from english to russian. I think you will always be able to make a living as a translator. Your understanding of languages is impressive. Pakka-pakka!
You're so eloquent Natasha. It's fascinating to hear your thoughts.
The part about you not understanding business etc. is interesting. I am older. I look at people now when I hear that I think ‘confusion is a choice.’ Your ‘confusion’ is your inability to focus on something that doesn’t interest you. That is natural. Why say ‘confused’? Then you are disrespecting your own intelligence. You clearly can do what catches your attention. Go with that. That is your mind-body reaction to trying something that is not a fit. The stress of ‘confusion.’ Don’t cultivate a neurotic self viewpoint. You are a high-feeling person. That is a wonderful quality and much needed in this world. It is NOT Marketing and Finance. Sooner you can learn to listen to yourself and not judge, the farther you can go. And DO listen to the fomo. Life is short and so is youth and health. Heed that call. But be who you are.
I constantly surprised how intelligent and informed young Russians seem to be! Humble to! Good combination and real hope for the future!!!
One day I think I will visit Georgia. Thanks in advanced for all your thoughts and perspective on this country. Thank you for sharing your viewpoint!
Your videos are very insightful! Please keep up the hard work.
Hi Natasha, good to see you again. Great video as usual, keep posting new videos 🙏🏼
Keep safe Natasha and thanks for posting. Wish you the best, love from Minnesota, USA.
Come to America, Natasha - you have lots of friends and opportunity here!
Yes, leave one country full of violent oligarchs intent on world domination and come to the "better" version of that that is currently funding genocide and has 800 military bases around the world occupying hapless souls like the school children in Japan. Lots of opportunity in a land $50 trillion in debt. Please stop lying to the world, let her live in peace.
The UK would be safer for her, we are not anti-russian.
@@keyser021 there's no genocide 🤦🏼♂️
@@braddo7270 That's right. London, especially is pro Putin. There's a reason it's called Londongrad.
@@keyser021lighten up brother life is short. There’s more to life than politics. Wars have been happening since the beginning and will go on til the end. Enjoy life while you’re here make the most of it
Your videos are so good and clear.
Interesting as always.
Another set of great answers letting us understand your situation and aspirations. Fun editing too and great sunset. Time in an EU country would be interesting for you so hope you get to travel soon.
I like her but i think any Russian who didn't openly talk against Putin before 2022 should stay away from EU untill the war is over and Ukraine gets back it's pre 2014 territories. There are many countries she can travel too.
@@YujiroHanmaaaa I agree, but to be fair she does help Ukrainian charities while in Georgia. It's hard to comprehend how hard it is to oppose in Russia when the whole state is set up against the people.
She demonstrated in support of the Khabarovsk Oblast's politician dismissed by Putin well before 2022-Feb-24.
One tacit rule in Russia was that speech against the deputies of Putin was tolerated as long as it wasn't directed at their boss. This rule was rescinded, though.
Natasha, i don't think that the process to ask for political asylum is the one that You have in mind. You don't have to hit rock bottom or to enter on a rubber boat, or things like that... It is actually enough for a person to not be able to live in their home Country, due to a real risk of death and political persecution. And your situation is actually, exactly this one: You cannot go back to your homeland, because You would be 100% sure persecuted and probably killed. So You are absolutely entitled to ask for political asylum...You just need to decide what Country to apply to.
Ну ну, прям таки killed. Не смешите. Мда, у нас с вами разрыв в восприятии просто феноменальный. Только вот вы информацию с блюдеца ваших, конечно же, на 100% независимых СМИ кушаете, а я в России живу и могу хоть сравнить с "по телеку сказали" и то, что в реальной жизни происходит - плюс телефонное радио от множества людей
Actually Natasha is right... I tried applying for Political Asylum in many countries and its a long daunting tedious process. 😢
Exactly, because the process is long it's better to look into it as soon as possible. From preliminary search Latvia, Lithuania and Poland have accepted many fleeing Russian journalists (and I think Natasha could now be considered one)
I hope the FOMO wins and we to see Natasha take a leap into another stage. Despite her anxiety, she plenty of potential and intelligent to navigate a variety of situations. That new situation could serve as a muse to level up the channel, or her life in general.
Nice to have an outdoor backdrop for the Q&A. Autofocus on the camera did a good job as Natasha moved around the frame.
Thanks once again for an informative video Natasha. Always enjoy your style. A fan since the beginning.
Hi I watch your video's once in a while
Curb your enthusiasm.
Same. When the channel was russian girl or similar. But i only see a few Good vlogger though
@@well_i_liked_it I will 😴😴😴😴
There are many Russians here in Argentina who left Georgia because of rus0ph0bia.
I enjoyed this video. It's good seeing you again.😊❤
Great story again. Just go on! 😉👍
I love your accent so much. In a totally cool way.
Natasha I have been following you from the beginning you really need to give yourself more credit you are absolutely awesome I find the content of your videos very interesting I'm saddened that you have no friends in Georgia I would love to have a cup of tea with you and talk about life you got guts look what you have done don't stop being alone is not a
Bad thing you are a friend of mine stay healthy and safe 🙏
Hi Natasha, Thanks for posting this video
Greetings from the USA (Colorado). Interesting commentary. Keep up the good work.
Hey,
I saw loads of shitty comments here and I know you dont need to hear this, but keep being strong! You are able to get successfully get over any challenge there is, if you want to.
Moving to a dif. country leaving family or friends (even if bad relationship) is hard. You did it tho.
I hope you will find a home and a place to rest be accepted and bloom!
Greets from Germany
I teach English in Tsereteli and most of my students are from Minsk in Belarus or from Russia, they are all lovely people whose lives have been disrupted by Putin's 'Special Operations' in Ukraine. Love your channel.
People's lives in Donbas were also disrupted by the UK and US doing the coup in Ukraine in 2014 which led to the military operation against ethnic Russian in tge east of Ukraine.
@@Truffle_Young_Jr Sound like putin and his russian state media propaganda machine.
I hope you find your best place. It is hard and we love to hear from you. I see Dari went back to visit family and is having difficulties getting her passport back. So avoid Russia at all costs. You have studied German, so that might be a good move and Portugal sounds good as well. Use your excellent English. We love the channel and feel your pain. Don’t worry, no one understands academia, not even the academics. Thanks for the video and keep safe. Congratulations on the silver lining.
Great video again Natasha, I love how you always seem to film random things and still make them work in the story. I started following you a couple of years ago, but now that I've most from NL to Norway myself, I appreciate your content even more as I understand it better. Didn't expect a name-drop of our refugee 'crisis' though...I believe its mostly bad for refugees coming from Africa/Middle-East...
Very interesting. Once you've got a Schengen visa you can visit all the EU countries. Tbilisi looks a very nice town. It makes me think of small Italian cities, a bit chaotic but very charming. Thanks for the nice video.
I like her but i think its wrong to give Russians schengen visas while Ukrainian suffering for their territories.
Sorry to hear you miss Russia. Your videos brighten thousands of people's days. ❤ from California.
where ever you end up I will always watch your videos
thx for your impressions of Georgia
You can become a translator.
In fact you do that in your videos and you do it very well. There may well be a demand for it in the future.
Try the Netherlands. There are many TH-cam channels of foreigners living in the Netherlands, including Russian ones.
In the US you can apply for asylum or just for a green card or enter the lottery they have a drawing once a year in the US. You can apply through a US embassy. You can just travel by plane to the US, no need to go through Mexico if you can get a visa to study in the US - I don't know if you know of Dari Step who also has a channel on u tub she is from Russia and has been studying in New York City in the US - she's in Moscow now for a few months
Are you trying to be funny? She and Dari travelled together and made videos together. I guess she meant Dari with the reference to the friend in US with the business study she (Natasha) is not understanding.
Hi Natasha, thank you for this video. If you feel good living in Georgia, stay there. I wanted to live in America, that is why I moved from Germany to America many years ago. Everybody has a different feeling where they would like to live and what kind of work they would like to do.
Wow this view is awesome! Also cottage cheese pancakes sounds like they would be delicious!