Hope you are well and safe ^^ the video is very interesting but how long do you have to work in Ukraine for it? If you're on a small salary, $10 is a lot of money for you. But right now, prizes are not as important to me as your lives are. If possible, take care of yourselves and your families or get out of Ukraine. But where is one safe from Putin... sorry, I'm so angry. I am so afraid of his actions!
If the US government should have accepted Ukraines neutrality, there should be no war! Austria, Switzerland, Sweden and Finnland is living good without NATO! 🤮
Pavlo and Luba. Thank you for all the great and transparent content. In a age where glamour and fake riches are the trend. Is so refreshing to see a charismatic and loving couple show us the real Ukraine. You inspire so many of us to enjoy modest and humble lives. So many of us can relate to many of the things shown in your channel no matter what part of the world we watch from. I wish all the success to you both! From PA, U.S.A
Sharing your life with us is so nice of you. How much is earned or spent is interesting, but seeing the fun that you have as a young couple is why I watch. Thanks Pavlo for organizing this content and Luba you certainly seem to be a modern woman who can do whatever you want with your life.
Funny you should say this. I recently moved to Ukraine specifically for a humble and modest life. It's amazing. Feels great to leave the Razzle Dazzle behind!
It's hard to watch how happy Luba seems to be, and how you are walking around in your local supermarket, that's most likely been destroyed by the war.... I sincerly hope you guys are ok, you look like wonderful people... I wish you all the strength in the world....
@@valtoton2982 Indeed it will be fine i think and they survive the damn war god i wish the live trough this war!!!!!! And you make natural nice videos who show the real and i like that, keep on make them Luba and your husband!! The very best and regards from Norway!!
You are a beautiful and an amazing couple. I truly enjoy your videos. I’m praying that you are staying safe. My thoughts are with you and all the beautiful people of Ukraine. Love from Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦
Luba's English is excellent. So glad to see her speaking it in this video. Your grocery haul would cost between $40 - $60 here in Florida. My husband and I love your channel. Keep the videos coming please!
My rough math landed me around $55-80 for USA west coast area. It blows my mind that I could go there and roughly 10x the amount for the same price as 1 here. 🤯
Probably at least $50 here in CT. A 6 oz container of yogurt is anywhere from 88 cents to $1.50, depending on brand. Tomatoes are over $2/lb, close to $3/lb for heirloom.
Ken from the United States! Absolutely hooked on your culture and everyday life in the Ukraine ! Keep the content going, you two make a wonderful couple
I’m so happy for you guys, you both chose the right partner. Stay safe, may your beautiful country be free again and always. The free world stand with you.
As an american with a polish/ukrainian wife Ive been watching everything related to ukraine lately. My heart goes out to all of you. I hope you are doing well and you can retain all or most of your nation. I have no military experience and 4 kids so I probably wouldnt be able to help or be able to leave but part of me wishes I was in the trenches with your people. I know we get lies from all sides of this conflict but none of that changes the fact you shouldnt be under russias boot. Im so sorry the world wont support you fully. As a side note my wife is as steadfast as people come when shes upset, lol. I see now that probably comes from her 20% ukrainian.
I have always wanted to visit Ukraine, this is almost like being there seeing the everyday things. Such a beautiful country with lots to offer. Greetings from Finland!
I stumbled upon your apartment tour, and then I got hooked on your other videos! Very cool to see how people from the Ukraine live! Greetings from New York, USA!
Hi Pablo. I am recent Ukraine immigrant from Australia. I live in Lviv and options for supermarket are silpo, arsen and local market and also small product store. I like to shop from the market because it's an adventure and more personal experience for me. Even though prices are cheaper it's still easy to spend a lot in Silpo and such. Thank you for the video, you make happy couple and show the humility of Український people. Побачимось 😁
What a beautiful grocery store! The lighting and shelving just seems so clean and serene. Many of our grocery stores here in the States have bright, harsh lighting and are so hectic and stressful. Great video!
Liuba - thank you for speaking English… Wishing you both the very best from the East coast of USA. You too are very special people… Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Can’t wait to see Liuba’s cooking channel… peace to you both…
Awesome English Liuba , I love how she is starting to open up and get over her shyness . Pavlo I really enjoy your videos I hope they all go viral for you soon . one of yours and Liuba 's Fans :) Enjoy your days guys :)
🥳 Well done Luba for your English & Pavlo for another great video. When I first moved to Odessa from the UK I was amazed at the prices. Btw Ukraine has the best quality produce, much better than UK at a fraction of the cost. 🇺🇦❤️
I have read many of the comments below that say the same things that I am about to say, and I am going to say it anyway. I love your videos, and thank you so much for showing your honest and simple life. This give me hope that there are still simple, and loving people in this World. Pavlo, and Luba you guys are amazing together. Please keep sharing your days with us. Thank you.
Right now in New York the bread, sausages and tangerines would cost at least $10 US dollars. You got a good deal Pavlo. Tell Luba it is great to hear her speak English but I love and respect to hear her speak in her native language.
New York is expencive too or just NYC? in NYC u need to have good wage to rent and buy groceries. I wonder how much people are left with saved up money each month after paying taxes, rent etc. -
@@lazarjeremias1421 a online friend off mine lives in albania and his parents both make around 1k a month so 2k a month and they can live perfectly over there. im still a student that also works i make 2.2k a month but living on my own would be way to expensive in the netherlands. im 22 and still live with my parents cuz its to expensive to buy or rent a house at the moment with the explosive housing market.
You two are great! My family on my mother's side came from the Ukraine many years ago when things weren't so good. They're all gone now but I have many great memories of home life growing up and especially the food! Your videos are awesome.
Just stumbled on your channel this morning here in 🇺🇸 I am sick in bed resting, your videos are very simple and calming. Very comforting. I love how happy you both are and not focused on material things. There’s so much of that in my country. Keep it up!
Liuba’s English was great! Thank you for the video. Our grocery bill in the USA for two runs $500-$600 a month. That doesn’t include going out to eat 10 times a month. 😊
You guys eat very healthy. A detail like that can't be valued enough; having a healthy diet, results in a healthy body, healthy mind; and an overall good attitude; it also enhances natural beauty and charisma. That you guys are able to do that on a budget is impressive; good job!
Luba, you English is perfect and you should talk on videos more. I have never seen caviar in my local stores, so I don't know how much those would cost over here, maybe 4 or 5 dollars. I think I would have to pay at least 60 US dollars for the same food here. The fruit is called persimmon. I have a tree in my yard, but the Asian Fuyu variety. I also have a mandarin tree and they are ripe and so very sweet right now, much better than store-bought! Love your videos.
@@bookooc5605 I am guessing. I have never seen imitation caviar for sale in my stores in California. Imitation crab, but that's it. Of course, I haven't looked for it either. I don't like the taste of most fish. So, $15-20 for imitation?
I'm also from our beautiful Ukraine and your videos make me feel soo cozy, because all is so similar to me and my life:) we don't buy meat as well as eggs for example, because our parents sent it for us too:) keep safe:)
Thanks for your tours of regular life there. Like both city and village tours. Great to see Luba speaking in videos now. Thanks for giving prices and wages
You two are the absolute cutest couple on the planet! Liuba speaks excellent English, I can't wait to watch her channel. I love watching everything you do, love all of your adventures, thank you for sharing your life with us!
Greetings from Tallahassee Florida! Love to watch your videos. You guys are a great couple, "Salt Of The Earth" and I love your dog Jack, he is a real scamp!
I am Ukrainian, born and raised in America. I have always wanted to go to the Ukraine and visit,thank you for these videos and showing what it is like in your everyday life
It's just a simple every day thing but it's so interesting because it's from Ukraine. Even the tiniest differences are fascinating. We are so different but so alike. I love these videos. Thank you for sharing your lives this way.
A very charming couple. It's nice to see a couple always expressing happiness towards each other. And they do this without even smothering each other with mushy "gag me" affection, hanging all over each other as many do. Well done people. Enjoy your life together.
I just got back to the US a couple of days ago from a 3-1/2 week stay in Ukraine, and today I went grocery shopping. Talk about a shocking difference. A similar bag of groceries here would easily reach $50 or higher. Also, АТБ is a really nice grocery store. I went into several (as well as Сільпо) and was always impressed by the quality of the food. I'd move there in a heartbeat.
Average income in Ukraine is low compared to other countries. So need to compare cost of living relative to income. Seems like a nice place to live though...hopefully Russia leaves it alone.
You do realize the average monthly salary in the Ukraine is 845.00 a month, in the us we make quadruple that on average a month. You dollar isn’t going to do any further, you would be paying less yes but you are also making less.
I had a good chuckle when you said 'Village Air'. I live in the country and always say..Country Air when the farms clean the barns and spread it out in the fields. Like your channel best wishes in the new year of 2022.
good idea, uktrainian cuisine is rich... far not only borsch, i hope after covid ends lots of authentic resto in every region and every village. Travellers need it, ukrainians need it. I love travel for gastronomie.
Hello guy's!! Here in my country ( México) it will cost maybe around like 900 pesos that means $40 dlls, I really feel in peace watching your videos, continue like that!! Greetings from Mexico!!!
Ive just started to follow you and it fascinates me the different culture to ours in UK . I studied russian language at school for seven years so I like listening to you speaking to try and see if I can understand.
You two are one of the loveliest couples. Thoughts and prayers for your country. My dad got his PHD from Kiev back in 1970s. Best wishes to both of you from Washington DC and stay safe out there
Thank You for showing us what Life is like in your Country! I stopped at the store on the way home from work today and bought 2 12 packs of beer and 2 Sushi Rolls. $47.47.
Pavlo And Luba. love your channel! That grocery list here in Ohio USA as of today would cost about 75 dollars. I looked for whole cloves at the store yesterday and the popular brand was 11 dollars. I love your honest channel.
I have stumbled across your channel yesterday and I have REALLY enjoyed watching your videos. Your humility and transparency is so palpable - I love seeing such authentic content! Thank you for sharing and know I am praying for you and Ukraine! From NYC, US - an former resident of an "Eastern Bloc" country (your neighbor, Romania)
Hi. At a rough estimate - such a bag of groceries would cost 17$ in Poland, so not so much more expensive. It is nice to be able to compare goods and prices. Thank you so much 🙂
I love watching you guys. You are nice people, so refreshing in the world today. Those groceries would cost $75.00 dollars, us here in Colorado or more. Keep up the nice vids.
I am sure Luba would make a very popular makeup and nails channel as well. Keep up the good work ! April from LA :) We love to see new places and how real people live. Your parents and farm are also nice to see as well as the pets.
Hearing the two of you speak English is great. Luba speaks well! It reminds me of all my Eastern European friends when I lived overseas when I was young. The fruit we call persimmons. That is definitely not a bag of dates. Food in Ukraine costs much less than the US.
I believe the English word for that fruit is "Persimmon". Specifically what we refer to as "Japanese Persimmons" in Texas USA They are a native species of tree here but very small by comparison. They have to be practically rotten to be edible. Otherwise they will be bitter and actually knumb your mouth on an unpleasant way. I pick the wild ones and put them in a paper bag. If they are rotten to a degree I don't want to eat them they are put into a fruit mash to turn them with other fruit into a distilled alcohol drink.
Hey guys, another great video!! Here in Florida, USA that food would cost around $40. I hope you and luba enjoyed the caviar! You speak such good English luba. I wait both of your next videos. I wish perfect health to both of you.
Wow, that grocery store was packed with stuff, it's been a while since I've seen a store full like that. The amount of stuff you guys bought would probably be around a hundred bucks here in CT, for a little more than that and I pay around $150 to $200 USD, and certainly no caviar included lol
You are such a sweet couple, thank you for sharing your country's culture and history with us outsiders. Stay safe. Slava Ukraini! From your friend in 🇦🇺
Love the video Pavio and Luba and well done Luba for trying your English that i think you can already do very well Hope you both had happy Christmas and a great new year wished for you
NICE JOB LUBA!! We'll expect more in upcoming videos, your English is very good. Also for us watching that only speak English maybe you could both show one or two Ukranian words in each video? Would be kinda neat. Love the videos.
Your wife's English is very good. Tell her to keep trying. The food you bought would probably be around $50- $60 here. Your fish egg sandwiches looked good. I need to try that someday.
Love to see you going through the grocery content. Everything is so cheap compared to same in the US.I believe the name of the fruit you referred to is “persimmon”.
Quick math and pauses: On the upper left coast of the US in Washington that grocery haul would be $70.33. And despite being the salmon capital, not much cavier here. My neighbor fishes and gives it to his cat. Average wage here is 60k to 90k annual. Love the videos, well put together. You're a good narrator. Put a ring on Liuba's finger!
Love your videos!! You remind me of some friends we have from Slovakia. They are very calm and easy going like you and Luba. Life looks so simple and relaxed, there. I want to move to Ukraine!! I would guess that same amount of food in the U.S. would cost $35 to $40. Greetings from Tennessee, U. S. A. :)
Great videos guys, it’s always really nice to see how others live from different countries and cultures, it also shows us how much more we have in common than we’ve been taught, we’re not so different after all. Humanity wins ! 🙏🏾👍🏽👍🏽
I hope these people are safe. We need more people like these in USA.
Hope you are well and safe ^^ the video is very interesting but how long do you have to work in Ukraine for it? If you're on a small salary, $10 is a lot of money for you. But right now, prizes are not as important to me as your lives are. If possible, take care of yourselves and your families or get out of Ukraine. But where is one safe from Putin... sorry, I'm so angry. I am so afraid of his actions!
But it'll cost you more
Agreed, Vizio media group.. stay safe in Ukraine
If the US government should have accepted Ukraines neutrality, there should be no war! Austria, Switzerland, Sweden and Finnland is living good without NATO! 🤮
@@mickens.3343 agree, they deserve free service. They been through too much.
💙💛🇺🇸🇺🇦❤️🤍💙
Pavlo and Luba. Thank you for all the great and transparent content. In a age where glamour and fake riches are the trend. Is so refreshing to see a charismatic and loving couple show us the real Ukraine. You inspire so many of us to enjoy modest and humble lives. So many of us can relate to many of the things shown in your channel no matter what part of the world we watch from. I wish all the success to you both! From PA, U.S.A
Also, from Arizona ,USA. Have a happy life together.
Sharing your life with us is so nice of you. How much is earned or spent is interesting, but seeing the fun that you have as a young couple is why I watch. Thanks Pavlo for organizing this content and Luba you certainly seem to be a modern woman who can do whatever you want with your life.
Also from PA in Pittsburgh! I feel the same way, I love these two!
Funny you should say this. I recently moved to Ukraine specifically for a humble and modest life. It's amazing. Feels great to leave the Razzle Dazzle behind!
Yes. Agree! ✌🏽💗
She is always smiling, what amazing uplift she must be to you... I hope you can all pull through, stay strong
It's hard to watch how happy Luba seems to be, and how you are walking around in your local supermarket, that's most likely been destroyed by the war.... I sincerly hope you guys are ok, you look like wonderful people... I wish you all the strength in the world....
hugely tragic - so recently unimaginable - hope they are ok 💛💙💛
🤍💙❤
This was heartbreaking to watch, knowing what they're going through now. These are such lovely happy peaceful people!
@@valtoton2982 Indeed it will be fine i think and they survive the damn war god i wish the live trough this war!!!!!! And you make natural nice videos who show the real and i like that, keep on make them Luba and your husband!! The very best and regards from Norway!!
You are a beautiful and an amazing couple. I truly enjoy your videos. I’m praying that you are staying safe. My thoughts are with you and all the beautiful people of Ukraine. Love from Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦
Same here from Nova Scotia.
Same from Toronto
Luba's English is excellent. So glad to see her speaking it in this video. Your grocery haul would cost between $40 - $60 here in Florida. My husband and I love your channel. Keep the videos coming please!
My rough math landed me around $55-80 for USA west coast area. It blows my mind that I could go there and roughly 10x the amount for the same price as 1 here. 🤯
Do not forget that an average pay in Ukraine is between $400 to $800 a month. Can’t compare.
$50 Las Cruces New Mexico
Probably at least $50 here in CT. A 6 oz container of yogurt is anywhere from 88 cents to $1.50, depending on brand. Tomatoes are over $2/lb, close to $3/lb for heirloom.
In California as well around $30-$35
Ken from the United States! Absolutely hooked on your culture and everyday life in the Ukraine ! Keep the content going, you two make a wonderful couple
Ukraine or not. Flat or mansion. You guys reek of positive energy and I wish you all the best for years to come! Wszystkiego Najlepszego!
I’m so happy for you guys, you both chose the right partner.
Stay safe, may your beautiful country be free again and always. The free world stand with you.
As an american with a polish/ukrainian wife Ive been watching everything related to ukraine lately. My heart goes out to all of you. I hope you are doing well and you can retain all or most of your nation. I have no military experience and 4 kids so I probably wouldnt be able to help or be able to leave but part of me wishes I was in the trenches with your people. I know we get lies from all sides of this conflict but none of that changes the fact you shouldnt be under russias boot. Im so sorry the world wont support you fully. As a side note my wife is as steadfast as people come when shes upset, lol. I see now that probably comes from her 20% ukrainian.
Its sad that a beautiful country is in total destruction.
Very nice to see Luba trying English ... she is quite good. Nice video as well - very refreshing and nothing fake. I like that.
I have always wanted to visit Ukraine, this is almost like being there seeing the everyday things. Such a beautiful country with lots to offer. Greetings from Finland!
I stumbled upon your apartment tour, and then I got hooked on your other videos! Very cool to see how people from the Ukraine live! Greetings from New York, USA!
Nice! Same here
Same...in my news feed was apartment tour, now here I stay to watch more, from Jersey
Same with me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahah! Funny how it's a chain reaction to other videos!
Lol I'm in the same boat and from New York as well.
first vid that showed on my feed and watched was also the apartment tour with the scary elevator.
Hi Pablo. I am recent Ukraine immigrant from Australia. I live in Lviv and options for supermarket are silpo, arsen and local market and also small product store. I like to shop from the market because it's an adventure and more personal experience for me. Even though prices are cheaper it's still easy to spend a lot in Silpo and such. Thank you for the video, you make happy couple and show the humility of Український people. Побачимось 😁
What a beautiful grocery store! The lighting and shelving just seems so clean and serene. Many of our grocery stores here in the States have bright, harsh lighting and are so hectic and stressful. Great video!
The fruit is called "persimmon" in English. Do keep making these videos, I love them 💕
in french "KAKI"
in Slovakia is called HURMIKAKI
Also called Sharon fruit in England
Really? I never knew that! And it's my name!
I knew the name but I have never bought them and have no Idea how to eat them.
Liuba - thank you for speaking English… Wishing you both the very best from the East coast of USA. You too are very special people… Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Can’t wait to see Liuba’s cooking channel… peace to you both…
Awesome English Liuba , I love how she is starting to open up and get over her shyness . Pavlo I really enjoy your videos I hope they all go viral for you soon . one of yours and Liuba 's Fans :) Enjoy your days guys :)
Thanks for sharing your world, I'm happy to see the market is full of healthy foods! You both speak English so well.
Greetings from California, USA, guys, when your nephew is born, God bless you in your new stage, I am a faithful follower of your videos.
🥳 Well done Luba for your English & Pavlo for another great video. When I first moved to Odessa from the UK I was amazed at the prices. Btw Ukraine has the best quality produce, much better than UK at a fraction of the cost. 🇺🇦❤️
Now this is one of the video I've been waiting for. The real cost of living for the money.
Thank you so much
I have read many of the comments below that say the same things that I am about to say, and I am going to say it anyway. I love your videos, and thank you so much for showing your honest and simple life. This give me hope that there are still simple, and loving people in this World. Pavlo, and Luba you guys are amazing together. Please keep sharing your days with us. Thank you.
You two are so heartwarming. Hope you and your families are safe
Oh wow… the sweetness and simplicity and smiles and love, so refreshing! Love your content, keep posting precious souls 🙏🏻💖
Linda
Greeting from Greece .I love your videos guys.The simplicity and calmness you have is amazing. Keep it up with more of your culture and daily routine.
Right now in New York the bread, sausages and tangerines would cost at least $10 US dollars. You got a good deal Pavlo. Tell Luba it is great to hear her speak English but I love and respect to hear her speak in her native language.
New York is expencive too or just NYC? in NYC u need to have good wage to rent and buy groceries. I wonder how much people are left with saved up money each month after paying taxes, rent etc. -
Dont forget that salery in Ukraine ist about 300$
If you are lucky you have 500$
@@lazarjeremias1421 a online friend off mine lives in albania and his parents both make around 1k a month so 2k a month and they can live perfectly over there.
im still a student that also works i make 2.2k a month but living on my own would be way to expensive in the netherlands.
im 22 and still live with my parents cuz its to expensive to buy or rent a house at the moment with the explosive housing market.
Here in Canada it would be 10 bucks just for the sausage
@@lazarjeremias1421 Is that weekly or monthly?
You two are great! My family on my mother's side came from the Ukraine many years ago when things weren't so good. They're all gone now but I have many great memories of home life growing up and especially the food! Your videos are awesome.
thank you!:))
@@pavlofromukraine nisam vidio mlijeko u tetrapaku već 30 godina !!!🙀🙀
One of my favorite things to do when I travel is to go to the grocery store. I loved this video. I can’t wait to see more :)
agreed, one of the best things to see what people buy and taste some of the things at the same time
Just stumbled on your channel this morning here in 🇺🇸
I am sick in bed resting, your videos are very simple and calming. Very comforting. I love how happy you both are and not focused on material things. There’s so much of that in my country. Keep it up!
Liuba’s English was great! Thank you for the video. Our grocery bill in the USA for two runs $500-$600 a month. That doesn’t include going out to eat 10 times a month. 😊
You guys eat very healthy. A detail like that can't be valued enough; having a healthy diet, results in a healthy body, healthy mind; and an overall good attitude; it also enhances natural beauty and charisma. That you guys are able to do that on a budget is impressive; good job!
Luba, you English is perfect and you should talk on videos more. I have never seen caviar in my local stores, so I don't know how much those would cost over here, maybe 4 or 5 dollars. I think I would have to pay at least 60 US dollars for the same food here. The fruit is called persimmon. I have a tree in my yard, but the Asian Fuyu variety. I also have a mandarin tree and they are ripe and so very sweet right now, much better than store-bought! Love your videos.
Where the hell do you live?? More like $15- $20.
IMITATION CAVIAR Pay attention!
@@bookooc5605 I am guessing. I have never seen imitation caviar for sale in my stores in California. Imitation crab, but that's it. Of course, I haven't looked for it either. I don't like the taste of most fish. So, $15-20 for imitation?
@@bookooc5605 I saw it was imitation, that's why I guessed that price. Didn't know there would be a quiz at the end of the video, sheesh.
@@bookooc5605 He must be in New York City! $12 to $15
I'm also from our beautiful Ukraine and your videos make me feel soo cozy, because all is so similar to me and my life:) we don't buy meat as well as eggs for example, because our parents sent it for us too:) keep safe:)
Thanks for your tours of regular life there. Like both city and village tours. Great to see Luba speaking in videos now. Thanks for giving prices and wages
Luba is just too cute especially when she speaks English 🥰
The orange fruit you showed after the chocolate is called persimmon 😊 Dates are another thing. Hugs from Italy!
You two are the absolute cutest couple on the planet! Liuba speaks excellent English, I can't wait to watch her channel. I love watching everything you do, love all of your adventures, thank you for sharing your life with us!
Greetings from Tallahassee Florida! Love to watch your videos. You guys are a great couple, "Salt Of The Earth" and I love your dog Jack, he is a real scamp!
I am Ukrainian, born and raised in America. I have always wanted to go to the Ukraine and visit,thank you for these videos and showing what it is like in your everyday life
It's just a simple every day thing but it's so interesting because it's from Ukraine. Even the tiniest differences are fascinating. We are so different but so alike. I love these videos. Thank you for sharing your lives this way.
A very charming couple. It's nice to see a couple always expressing happiness towards each other. And they do this without even smothering each other with mushy "gag me" affection, hanging all over each other as many do. Well done people. Enjoy your life together.
Let people express their love as they will, nobody needs your approval for your version
I feel like it would be cheaper for me to buy all my groceries in Ukraine and ship them to me across the world in British Columbia!
Yes I spend like 40 bucks a day on food lol , live in north vancouver
Yeah, but google an average salary in Ukraine. You'll be very disappointed. And you will realize that the food is not so cheap after all.
@@PETRIN604 yes they don't really Love us 🥲
@@PETRIN604 fucking leftist governments lol
I was thinking the same. I’m in Australia
Perfect English Luba, no accent, awesome. Stay safe you guys.
Luba speaks great English, keep up the good work I love seeing Ukraine and how life is there...thanks Pavlo and Luba
I just got back to the US a couple of days ago from a 3-1/2 week stay in Ukraine, and today I went grocery shopping. Talk about a shocking difference. A similar bag of groceries here would easily reach $50 or higher. Also, АТБ is a really nice grocery store. I went into several (as well as Сільпо) and was always impressed by the quality of the food. I'd move there in a heartbeat.
ATБ was made German Aldi alike.
Call it $100 in Whole Foods
I’ll move there only if I have a good amount of passive income. Hard to find a job there as a foreigner.
Average income in Ukraine is low compared to other countries. So need to compare cost of living relative to income. Seems like a nice place to live though...hopefully Russia leaves it alone.
You do realize the average monthly salary in the Ukraine is 845.00 a month, in the us we make quadruple that on average a month. You dollar isn’t going to do any further, you would be paying less yes but you are also making less.
I haven’t seen a grocery store where I live in the U.S. this well stocked in nearly a year.
I haven't seen an American grocery store that wasn't fully stocked in the past year.
@@wegder come to a Walmart in Georgia. It's not for lack of food availability, it's because of sorry management. Shelves are ALWAYS half empty. :/
Isn't that the truth
Or this inexpensive.
Thank you for letting us into your world ! Wonderful
I had a good chuckle when you said 'Village Air'.
I live in the country and always say..Country Air when the farms clean the barns and spread it out in the fields.
Like your channel best wishes in the new year of 2022.
Would love to see you guys sharing traditional Ukrainian meal recipes.
good idea, uktrainian cuisine is rich... far not only borsch, i hope after covid ends lots of authentic resto in every region and every village. Travellers need it, ukrainians need it.
I love travel for gastronomie.
Agreed
borscht is top :)
Davaite , recipes
Thank you both for showing us your shopping and it's prices. Great variety of food by the way.
Hello guy's!! Here in my country ( México) it will cost maybe around like 900 pesos that means $40 dlls, I really feel in peace watching your videos, continue like that!! Greetings from Mexico!!!
Ive just started to follow you and it fascinates me the different culture to ours in UK . I studied russian language at school for seven years so I like listening to you speaking to try and see if I can understand.
Wonderful young couple ... I can't wait to see your wedding on here 💑 ... God Protect 🙏
Look at who is becoming the star of the show!
Hello from Croatia!You are doing a great job, Pavlo!Merry Christmass!
We can lern so much from you people. Most of us have no clue how to grown or craft own food
You two are one of the loveliest couples. Thoughts and prayers for your country. My dad got his PHD from Kiev back in 1970s. Best wishes to both of you from Washington DC and stay safe out there
Luba looks amazing in every video she perks my day up keep on filming
Luba please do a cooking video. Something unique to Ukraine.
Love the real life insight to the Ukraine you guys give! You guys also make a great couple! 🇺🇦👍
Great to hear Luba speak English so well! Great videos!
I like how Pavlo encourages Luba to learn and interact with viewers. I like your type of relationship dynamic.
I would like to come and visit! So simple yet so everything from the bottom of the heart 😍
Thank You for showing us what Life is like in your Country! I stopped at the store on the way home from work today and bought 2 12 packs of beer and 2 Sushi Rolls. $47.47.
Just 2- 12 packs? What are you cutting back? ;]
Love your videos. Keep it up! It’s awesome to get a small glimpse into life in Ukraine.
Pavlo And Luba. love your channel! That grocery list here in Ohio USA as of today would cost about 75 dollars. I looked for whole cloves at the store yesterday and the popular brand was 11 dollars. I love your honest channel.
Like your music. Very interesting! Notice how gentle the guy speaks. And what a beautiful loving smile she has!
The fruits you bought are called Persimmon. Rich in vitamin C. Loving your videos x
You’re very lucky Pavlo Luba is a fun gorgeous girl the food also looks good 👍 can’t wait to see next video .😉
Her English is amazing! She should talk more in the videos! Good stuff.
Your videos are very relaxing to watch. It's nice to see another way of life in a different country, so thanks alot
I have stumbled across your channel yesterday and I have REALLY enjoyed watching your videos. Your humility and transparency is so palpable - I love seeing such authentic content! Thank you for sharing and know I am praying for you and Ukraine! From NYC, US - an former resident of an "Eastern Bloc" country (your neighbor, Romania)
Hi. At a rough estimate - such a bag of groceries would cost 17$ in Poland, so not so much more expensive. It is nice to be able to compare goods and prices. Thank you so much 🙂
Yes although Poland use to be lot cheaper 3 years back when I 1st arrived .now it's getting expensive with inflation
$17 is almost double.
Fantastic 👍 as always ❤️ Definitely going to visit Ukraine next year. 🙏 🇬🇧
It is amazing and I went to Ukraine 3 times and found my wife in Lviv. The women in Ukraine are incredibly very beautiful.
I love watching you guys. You are nice people, so refreshing in the world today. Those groceries would cost $75.00 dollars, us here in Colorado or more. Keep up the nice vids.
I just love your episodes, I live in Louisiana, USA. You two are very happy people. Keep making your videos they are very interesting.
I am sure Luba would make a very popular makeup and nails channel as well. Keep up the good work ! April from LA :) We love to see new places and how real people live. Your parents and farm are also nice to see as well as the pets.
Thank you so much!
I vote Luba to be the co-host of this channel. 👍
Hearing the two of you speak English is great. Luba speaks well! It reminds me of all my Eastern European friends when I lived overseas when I was young. The fruit we call persimmons. That is definitely not a bag of dates. Food in Ukraine costs much less than the US.
Persimmons is the correct term. :) Thank you for sharing
I believe the English word for that fruit is "Persimmon".
Specifically what we refer to as "Japanese Persimmons" in Texas USA
They are a native species of tree here but very small by comparison.
They have to be practically rotten to be edible. Otherwise they will be bitter and actually knumb your mouth on an unpleasant way.
I pick the wild ones and put them in a paper bag.
If they are rotten to a degree I don't want to eat them they are put into a fruit mash to turn them with other fruit into a distilled alcohol drink.
They sure look like Japanese Persimmons to me as well.
The persimmon was never a fruit that was in great demand, it tastes like dirt.
Hence the old expression "Aren't you a huckleberry above a persimmon"
need to try this fruit
dogs tree lots of raccoons under persimmons trees this time of the year fruit is everywhere laying on the ground
in the netherlands people call those things kaki`s
Food is very cheap where you are. You're both kind people. Thank you for sharing with us all!
This put a smile on my face. I hope you & sweet Luba are safe & well. Hugs from Paris, France.
Hey guys, another great video!! Here in Florida, USA that food would cost around $40. I hope you and luba enjoyed the caviar! You speak such good English luba. I wait both of your next videos. I wish perfect health to both of you.
I just joined your Patreon. Happy to support you!!👍👍
Wow, thank you so much!))))
@@pavlofromukraine Maybe closer to $50 USA .
Beautiful people. Peace from Ireland 🇮🇪
Wow, that grocery store was packed with stuff, it's been a while since I've seen a store full like that. The amount of stuff you guys bought would probably be around a hundred bucks here in CT, for a little more than that and I pay around $150 to $200 USD, and certainly no caviar included lol
You are such a sweet couple, thank you for sharing your country's culture and history with us outsiders. Stay safe. Slava Ukraini! From your friend in 🇦🇺
Love the video Pavio and Luba and well done Luba for trying your English that i think you can already do very well Hope you both had happy Christmas and a great new year wished for you
NICE JOB LUBA!! We'll expect more in upcoming videos, your English is very good. Also for us watching that only speak English maybe you could both show one or two Ukranian words in each video? Would be kinda neat. Love the videos.
Oh my gosh if you homestead and went to grocery store it wouldn’t be much. Now you have me wanting to move there.
Your wife's English is very good. Tell her to keep trying. The food you bought would probably be around $50- $60 here. Your fish egg sandwiches looked good. I need to try that someday.
It cost me 20 in gas to get 60 in groceries.
Love to see you going through the grocery content. Everything is so cheap compared to same in the US.I believe the name of the fruit you referred to is “persimmon”.
Hi guys, I enjoy your videos. My name is George from Bullhead City, Arizona USA. Great job on showing me around your village and your home.
A bag of food like that would cost 60 dollars in New Jersey. Great channel!👍
ya but you make 100X the money
@@Jozavenuebut everything is expensive, it all balances out.
Quick math and pauses: On the upper left coast of the US in Washington that grocery haul would be $70.33. And despite being the salmon capital, not much cavier here. My neighbor fishes and gives it to his cat. Average wage here is 60k to 90k annual. Love the videos, well put together. You're a good narrator. Put a ring on Liuba's finger!
Never have i heard european use "annual pay" in sentence, feels like in US people get paid once a year in US :P
@@Mernaya I wonder why they say it like too lol
Yes; get a ring!
Love your videos!! You remind me of some friends we have from Slovakia. They are very calm and easy going like you and Luba. Life looks so simple and relaxed, there. I want to move to Ukraine!! I would guess that same amount of food in the U.S. would cost $35 to $40. Greetings from Tennessee, U. S. A. :)
Great videos guys, it’s always really nice to see how others live from different countries and cultures, it also shows us how much more we have in common than we’ve been taught, we’re not so different after all.
Humanity wins !
🙏🏾👍🏽👍🏽
Love from Zambia, you guys really are fantastic!
How about you do a video on the beers of Ukraine and do a taste test with you and Luba. It would be fun to watch.
Her English at the beginning was very good. Very nice store, just like ones in the US. I never heard of fake caviar.