Thank you Tanya. Your grandparents live a simple life, they are probably much happier and healthier without "modern conveniences". They have each other which the best thing of all and they have a wonderful granddaughter - blessings...
Hi Tanya, Thank your grandparents (babushkas) for sharing their home through your video. My grandparents taught me the word "babushka" when I was little. I wish I would have paid more attention back then, but I was very young and being raised American while my babushkas were trying to raise me Russian whenever they could. That house is the real thing, I love that! I appreciate such things. It is historical. A true country house! It is like old America back in a time of living simply off the land. In fact, homes and such back then here in US were identical to your grandparents home complete with outdoor toilet (they were called outhouses). It just proves further that we are all the same in many ways (only I think Russians are kinder than people in US). Sapsiba for this video Tanya. All my best to you and your family.
Do you watch Bald and Bankrupt? He does video of many rural and impoverished places, some say he is being snooty, that he think his ass does not stink and is making fun of this lifestyle? I think he just show different perspective, whether you like this or not, it is what it is. I used to live this way with outside toilet and wood burning stove, I had positive memory of these times, it was hard in ways but people would trust and help each other and we would spend lots of time together telling funny stories (absolutely No Texting) no internet and no telephone! In ways I wish to return to these times........Is this crazy thought?
I like the house, is it called a Dacha? I don't know the difference between a house and a Dacha. By the amount of firewood she has, it must get very cold. The house reminds me of the cabins (houses made of wood logs) we have in the mountains in the US. Thank you for the little look into your grandmothers home. Spasibo.
no Dacha is a place countryside where you go time to time for growing plants and for rest but you have permanent accommodation in the city. But my grandparents live there permanent
Wow, you are such a beautiful young lady! I really like learning about how people live under such harsh condition's, but I guess they are used to it and that's probably all they know! You know, in some way's I envy them, they don't have to put up with all the corrupt people in regular civilization! I wouldn't mind living way out away from everyone else, just me and a beautiful warm woman, that sounds like it would be fun! lol! 😁
This was a great tour, very rare and interesting. A beauty way of life in the country! Sorry to read your Babushka passed away. So glad you made me these memories of her.
Hi Tanya, Please accept my complements, you are soo beautiful & your English is perfect. I plan on moving to Novosibirsk to teach English in 1-2 years. Orlando Florida USA
it used to be popular to hang a carpet. it was believed that it was more beautiful and more comfortable. and there are cold walls in houses with a stove. carpet gives you warm
I agree with Sullycanuck, I may be as old as your Grandparents, and i remember living like this in Alabama. People would get together and socialize a lot, maybe play card games or just talk, no TV. Big gardens and a smoke-house where meat was salted and smoked to preserve.
@@russianblogbytanyaandriyan4079 - No, it is simple building where fish, pork, beef or other meat is salted and dried to preserve it. This was before electricity, refrigerators and freezing. The building had a large wooden salt box and an oven. Most of these did not have a floor, only dirt, no windows and only one door.
@@russianblogbytanyaandriyan4079 , special kind of "smoke" is used for drying & preserving. If you research on the internet, you will see. Look for "smokehouse" & "diy smoked meat" - it is a type of preservation treatment for meats. Cheers!
Certain kinds of wood are used. For example: hickory smoked meat. Hickory is a tree that grows hickory nuts. I think actual hickory trees may be growing scarcer due to diseases & climate change, though.
Thank you Tanya. Your grandparents live a simple life, they are probably much happier and healthier without "modern conveniences". They have each other which the best thing of all and they have a wonderful granddaughter - blessings...
many thanks. I love life in the country - it's so fresh. my grandmother that you saw in the video died recently. Very sorry.
thanks, reminded me of my grandmother who was from Russia but lived in the states on a farm, my mom who is 93 still misses her mom dearly
Thank you Tanya for sharing your beautiful family! Their house and gardens are beautiful!!! ❤️
Hi Tanya, Thank your grandparents (babushkas) for sharing their home through your video. My grandparents taught me the word "babushka" when I was little. I wish I would have paid more attention back then, but I was very young and being raised American while my babushkas were trying to raise me Russian whenever they could.
That house is the real thing, I love that! I appreciate such things. It is historical. A true country house! It is like old America back in a time of living simply off the land. In fact, homes and such back then here in US were identical to your grandparents home complete with outdoor toilet (they were called outhouses). It just proves further that we are all the same in many ways (only I think Russians are kinder than people in US).
Sapsiba for this video Tanya.
All my best to you and your family.
I love this type of life and specially your way of talking
Hola Tanya, realmente muy lindo de tus abuelos que hayan permitido que grabes ese video para ensearnos como viven ellos. saludos!!
It is very beautiful 🏡 house 🙏
I really like that you shared this. I was always curious about the inside of Siberian homes.
oh thank you so much
Hello from Missouri USA... lovely video and definitely subscribing. I am very interested in everything Russian.
Nice, great place and people's love you Russia and Russian
Regards from India 👍🏻
It is good to have your videos back
Greetings from Poland, Tanya :)
welcome )))
Do you watch Bald and Bankrupt? He does video of many rural and impoverished places, some say he is being snooty, that he think his ass does not stink and is making fun of this lifestyle? I think he just show different perspective, whether you like this or not, it is what it is. I used to live this way with outside toilet and wood burning stove, I had positive memory of these times, it was hard in ways but people would trust and help each other and we would spend lots of time together telling funny stories (absolutely No Texting) no internet and no telephone! In ways I wish to return to these times........Is this crazy thought?
И что я вижу, ни одного коммента на русском. Очень странно. Буду первым. Таня очень познавательное видео.
ахаха. спасибо ))) рада, что понравилось
Thanks Tanya. Its beautiful indeed.
Very nice video, thank you. Hi from Belgium.
Interesting.
New subscribers here. Greetings from philippines!
I like the house, is it called a Dacha? I don't know the difference between a house and a Dacha. By the amount of firewood she has, it must get very cold. The house reminds me of the cabins (houses made of wood logs) we have in the mountains in the US. Thank you for the little look into your grandmothers home. Spasibo.
no Dacha is a place countryside where you go time to time for growing plants and for rest but you have permanent accommodation in the city. But my grandparents live there permanent
firewood - it's stock for the whole winter. thank you for watching
It's like when I was young.
Always exicited about Russia
How much is a typical Siberian house? I want to go there to live
Hello i really like your channel. It give lot of information about russsia. Can i ask in russia racsim for Indians?
Very interesting. How cold does it get in Winter?
very cold -22 F - - 40 F
@@russianblogbytanyaandriyan4079 Thanks. You would have to be brought up to this cold to be used to it.
June July video and you are posting it so late
I know. ashamed
Wow, you are such a beautiful young lady!
I really like learning about how people live under such harsh condition's, but I guess they are used to it and that's probably all they know! You know, in some way's I envy them, they don't have to put up with all the corrupt people in regular civilization! I wouldn't mind living way out away from everyone else, just me and a beautiful warm woman, that sounds like it would be fun!
lol! 😁
This was a great tour, very rare and interesting. A beauty way of life in the country! Sorry to read your Babushka passed away. So glad you made me these memories of her.
This was a great video. I love to see how people around the world live. Thank you and your grandparents for sharing and letting us see their home.
Hi Tanya,
Please accept my complements,
you are soo beautiful & your English is perfect.
I plan on moving to Novosibirsk to teach English in 1-2 years.
Orlando Florida USA
Very nice video. Lovely home of your grandparents. Thank you for posting this.
This house reminds me very much of my great aunt's house down near Foulmouth Kentucky.
I love watching ur videos. The way uu speak is so adorable. 🇷🇺🇵🇰🥀
This reminds me of my uncles house. I always loved going there. Thanks Tanya.
I like video
Preselio bih se u Sibir zbog tebe imali bi malu kućicu ali punu ljubavi. 😋
Nice . To survive during winter is not hard without heating system? Because Siberia becomes extremely cool in winter
Stove gives quite enough warm. and you right - ir is quite cold
Очень красивый дом/красивая дача. Но, у меня один вопрос. Почему они вешают коврик на стену?
it used to be popular to hang a carpet. it was believed that it was more beautiful and more comfortable. and there are cold walls in houses with a stove. carpet gives you warm
It's very nice ☺️☺️
I agree with Sullycanuck, I may be as old as your Grandparents, and i remember living like this in Alabama. People would get together and socialize a lot, maybe play card games or just talk, no TV. Big gardens and a smoke-house where meat was salted and smoked to preserve.
smoke house - it is interesting/ Is it special place where you smoke?
@@russianblogbytanyaandriyan4079 - No, it is simple building where fish, pork, beef or other meat is salted and dried to preserve it. This was before electricity, refrigerators and freezing. The building had a large wooden salt box and an oven. Most of these did not have a floor, only dirt, no windows and only one door.
@@jeffsnider3588 wow interesting
@@russianblogbytanyaandriyan4079 , special kind of "smoke" is used for drying & preserving. If you research on the internet, you will see. Look for "smokehouse" & "diy smoked meat" - it is a type of preservation treatment for meats. Cheers!
Certain kinds of wood are used. For example: hickory smoked meat. Hickory is a tree that grows hickory nuts. I think actual hickory trees may be growing scarcer due to diseases & climate change, though.