5 FACTS about RUSSIAN culture and people
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2019
- How do we greet our neighbors?
What is the first thing we do when we enter an apartment?
Where do we spend our weekends?
In this video you're going to learn 5 FACTS about RUSSIAN culture and people that will help you understand us a little better :)
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no small talk my introverted dream. Love your content
1:22 I met a Russian two months ago and everyday, he asks me "kak dela" after "privet". I'm flattered to know about this.☺
That was refreshing. I hate to go to a store In America and have someone who does not care for me ask me how I am doing. I just say hello and shop. I wish they would just say hello and be grateful for my business.
Once for fun when I went to a store and a man asked me how I was doing, so I actually started to tell him about my problems and what was going on in my life. When I was finished my 4 year old little sister starting talking to him about her dolls. We worked him over. Next time we went to the store he just said hello.
I also hate the fake smile for photos that frequently occurs.
Thank you for honesty.
that actually a kind of answer one can get for a question "как дела?" in Russia ))) a full and honest answer)
Thank you. I am learning the Russian language so this is very helpful.
Thank you so much! I love the way you explain, and your accent, and your eyes, hair, nose, everything is just fine :)
thank you)))
I love your language of your national region.
And how you explain what you are saying in russain. 🙂🙂🙂💯👍🏾👍🏾cool. From USA. We speaks plain English. God bless ya Eli
Thanks for these 5 facts. Looking forward to the next 5.
That's a very interesting video
thank you! :)
Спасибо большое за видео 🙏🏾
As an American with German Family Overseas I can personally say that Germans are the same about small talk and small talking is something that I've had to learn in Anglo-American society, and it honestly felt weird at first. Even when asked "how are you doing?" I will tell the person exactly how my day is and I will tell them that it's crappy and miserable if it really is.
Thank you for a wonderful video. I like the way you teach. I'm just starting to learn Russian. I'm 2 days in to learning.
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Amazing video
Здравствуйте, тапочки, мыть руки, дача - отлично. Да, спасибо.
пожалуйста!)
I love this video
I am a bit surprised that these facts are quite similar to Turkish culture and people.
F1: Different, generally we like small talk but that seems to be changing with the new generation
F2: Same
F3: Same
F4: Same
F5: Close, some people living in big cities rent hobby gardens and they farm
Right :0
f1 help
f2 rename file
f3 find function
f4 repeat the last action
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more like this video please :D
Cпасиба🐻
Very nice picture and i am very happy, I'm Sandeep Kumar from jagraon city Punjab India and ex student Tstu tambov Moscow Russia.
so farr I know "bye" and "hello" 🙉
You are from which country?
i work for an american company and i hate all these fake empathy and small talks. why can't we just get on with business and stop wasting each other's time. well maybe i'm a russian in another life.
maybe it's because russia is near asia that it carries the same culture of barefoot/slippers inside the house/apartment.
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This is almost many things we Indian also follow.
Your too-pleasing appearance distracts from your excellent lesson! Please wear sunglasses or something! Else, terrific!
The Russian women are beautiful but they aren't married to a broke man, they are clean in the house and social lifestyle.
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I hate small talk. It's such a waste of energy.
wait, americans don’t normalize washing hands every time you go outside?
The more I learn about Russian people the more I understand why American social norms feel so wrong to me… Like small talk at an elevator