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Привет)))
Warm greetings from Russia ❤️🇷🇺 I am so happy to see that you have built a traditional house from my country and you have done great. Very cozy building💓
Ahh I'm glad you liked it. ❤
P.S. I didn't know you were Russian. 😅
didn’t expect slavic inspired building from you, but that’s really cool, thank u
How nice! I always feel like the slavic world gets completely forgotten by the sims and also the sims community!!
11:15 the creature is called Domowik. Wodnik is a water spirit and lives near water like rivers, lakes and so on. "Dom" mean "house" :D and this build is amazing. I'm Polish, not Russian, but some things in the house remind me of my childhood, my grandparents and great-grandparents had them. I hope you'll do Polish house ^^
“Dodmovoj” and “Vodjannoj”🙌🏻
The “underground barn” you’re talking about is called “погреб/pogreb” and I would say that it's more like a cold cellar where you store all the vegetables that you grow during the summer, like potatoes (картошка/kartóshka) for example, plus all the preserve jars (соленья-варенья/solyeniya-varyeniya) you prepare for the winter during and after the harvest season, like dill pickes (солёные огурцы/solyony’ye ogurtsy), jars of compote (компот/kompot) and jam jars (варенье/varen’ye). We have barns, yes, with much thicker walls so some animals could survive through the winter, but not the underground ones. (or I am just living in a whole different region where we don't have those, and that's why I never actually heard about them)
Idk about Russia, but where I live there used to be underground barns so that the heat of the animals would go up and keep the rest of the house warm (if that makes sense). Maybe some random parts of Russia also do that, and he found this really niche piece of info?
Отличная постройка! Только с ванной ошибся немного)) Туалет деревянный надо было на улице построить и баню
Thanks I'll remember that in my next build!
"Красный угол" это место предназначенное для икон (изображение лик святых - люди молятся святым, просят защиту и тд), считалось что во главе красного угла сидит хозяин дома за столом и под ним располагали обеденный стол) Очень удивил момент, что ты сделал этот "красный угол") Ты молодец) Построенный тобою дом напомнил мне дом моей прабабушки, что жила в деревне)
It's crazy to see something Slavic coming from other people! Love it
Right!!!!
Love it!
Idk about woman's and man's corner but there was a red corner, where people usually kept their icon. "Red" has nothing to do with Red Square or something like that, in the old times "red" meant beautiful, precious. Pretty girl would be called red, nothing to do with a color
Yeeah, I reached the part with red corner, you got this, sorry for "russplayng" :)
СПАСИБО! - It means "thank you" in Russian! And as a Russian, I can say that my grandmother could live in this house and cook borsch hehehe
Wow, it really reminds me my grandma's house. Samovar, icons in the corner, carpets on the walls, stove. She slept on the stove in winter, it's a very warm and cozy place to lay on. In the barn she had a wall of woods that she chipped herself. These izbas have toilet outdoor and people wash in banya. I live in a city center in a flat (~600.000 citizens) but there are still few izbas in my street, people living there still don't have running water. They take water from community standpipe.
Оо, как круто получилось👍
Очень нравится твоё творчество ❤️
Vodnik sounds a bit questionable, I need to refresh this. But there is a domovoy - he lives in the house, sometimes in a stove, there is bannik - he lives in a banya, there is vodyanoy who lives in a bog or a well sometimes
Самовар из урны с прахом😂 Зачет😂👍
Да, тоже угарнула)
Your Russian is fine :) so pleasantly surprised to see izbushka and one so pretty, you're a master)
hell yes you summoned the russians haha
spasibo for this video! it's very cool to see how you work with tool mod 🤗🤗
Thank you! 🥰 This build almost identical to my former family house in the village which I really miss.
Ооооооо
Шик русский домик 😳🤘
I have been subscribed to you for a long time, so I was very surprised to see a Russian izba (and a Russian greeting, PRIVET to you!), everything looks so familiar, I really appreciate that you did research and read a lot before starting this work. ❤️ And I really love the cartoon Anastasia, I advise everyone to watch it! I also want to add that the stairs at the “Russian stove” are needed, because people literally slept on the stove or slept on benches. So the house turned out to be even “luxury”, if we talk about THAT time 🤩😊
This video made me miss my childhood so much which I spent living in a similar house with my bábushka. So cozy and heartwarming 💜
I feel so appreciated and seen right now, you have no idea :D Спасибо!
Btw, the introduction wasn't cringe at all! Fun fact: in Russian “Freezer Bunny” would actually be “ледяной кролик/ledyanoy krolik”, tho I wouldn't call you that 😅🐰
Glad you enjoyed it! 💞
i think you'd enjoy a Polish folk house. maybe use "Pan Tadeusz" or "Wesele" house as a reference ;)
Привет! As person from one of the Slavic county, i learn Russian.
To be honest, your welcoming make me smile, you did it pretty good!
I'm glad that you make Russian traditional house! It went pretty awesome!
I don't know about Russia, I don't think it's a popular enough theme owadays for the sims team to do something around. Though it would be interesting. Remind me of how I badly want a Northern european pack, I always felt at home there the few times I visited. I just hope whatever cashgra- Imean pack they come up with next isn't based around the US
Just watching the intro fills my heart! You are an amazing builder and a true inspiration and thank you for this cute Slavic cottage ♥
Молодец! Очень круто получилось. Только туалет и душ лучше сделать на улице.
Хаахах, вау! Не думала, что увижу сегодня русскую избу в Симс 4. Так приятно, спасибо за видео.
Hahahaha, wow! I don't think, that I'll see Russian Izba in The Sims 4 today. I'm so happy, you made my day, thanks for your video.
Sweeeeeet))) The only pronunciation flaw I heard is that it's not Izba, it's izbA (the last vowel should be stressed), but all the other words sounded great!
The spirit of the house that lives behind the oven (the russian word is pEchka) is domovoy, he can also live in the basement or in the attic - any dark and tiny place where it would be hard to find.
Samovar is gorgeous! It was used not only to contain hot water but to actually boil it.
Thank you so much for this build, it's lovely to see my childhood homeland culture represented.
Можно было бы кровать на печи устроить
Sati Sim has a great tutorial to hide the barn 😄 they use the basement to raise things up (for example, a pail) to hide the barn
Из России теплый привет! Спасибо за домик который на все 100 % совпадает с нашими домами в России !😘
Wow! This house gave me major childhood vibes! I used to spend summers with my grandma and grandpa in a very similar house. Thanks for making this and bringing those happy memories to life :)
Big spasibo for this build! It turned out very cozy and homely))
At this point we are long overdue a traditional decorative Slavic or Nordic themed pack in the game
Would love to see it! 😉
I only saw "izba" and I was wondering when exactly did I subscribe to a Polish youtuber. The embarrassment when I read the full title was enough LMAO
Oh this is beautiful. In ts2 apartment life there is actually a hidden cottage that is a reference to baba yaga, a popular story in eastern european folklore.
I grew up in east Germany and loved russian fairy tale movies as a child ❤. And i always admired the houses and OMG! The Russian stove 😍, YES!!! 💓💓💓 People sleeping in top of it on a cozy fur. Always wanted to do that. My favorite Don Bluth movies are Mrs. Brisby and the secret of NIHM, All dogs go to heaven and of course A Land before Time. Bluth actually started as an animator with Disney and he did the character design for the Rescuers and it seems he really loved mice since he did three movies with mice main characters 🤣
3 gifts for cinderella was awesome.
Wow I absolutely loved this video! It feels special to see a culture represented that feels more close to your own. ^^ (I'm Nordic so it's like "neighbouring" cultural area haha) You nailed it with the samovar! I think that's how Russians traditionally make their tea. 🍵 about the "Russian" stove, to me that's just a stove! :D I think variations of this type of stove exist in the Nordic countries or at least in Finland, Sweden and Norway but I'd love to hear what my fellow Nordics think. At least no one calls it "Russian" bc it's just.. a stove. :D We have one in my family's summer home and the stove was actually built in the 2000's following the traditional style. The big point about it is that its large mass reserves heat so it keeps the room/house warm even during the night as our winter temperatures can drop to around -20°C. Thanks for a great video Leo! ❄️💙
funnily enough, it's called a "Russian stove" in Russia :D traditionally we had different kinds of stoves, another common one was a "Holland stove", and I think a "Swedish stove" is also a thing, though I never seen one in real life. Russian stove is a specific one that has a heated sleeping area, and is sometimes big enough for a human to fit inside (so it can be used as a sauna/banya, you could literally wash yourself inside it).
@@arina_ascorbina haha that's very interesting! There are different words for different kinds of stoves in my native language too but they don't mention any countries and are usually just related to the purpose. But I'm sure both of our cultures have traditionally had stoves as very crucial elements of the home for cooking, heating and bathing (I mean sauna obviously ^^). Unfortunately I don't think there are too many of the really big ones left :/
@@dontwanagivit1860 yes, I think Russian and Nordic stoves and even houses can be quite similar. Especially in Nothern Russia (where I grew up) - not only Slavic people were living there, but Finno-Ugric too, and obviously a lot of influence from neighboring countries... My aunt's house still has a big Russian stove, I love it :)
@@arina_ascorbina yeah unsurprisingly Eastern Finnish and Northern Russian culture seem quite similar, you can definitely see it in their architecture! and Carelian culture is super interesting! Looking from outside it seems to be kind of something between Russian and Finnish culture and the language itself is part of the Fenno-Ugrian language group. I feel bad for them though because both Finns and Russians have treated them so badly as cultural minorities and their language is very endangered because of this. :(
@@dontwanagivit1860 yes, that's very true sadly :(
This is so beautiful! I'm not sure if this is your kind of build, but have you considered making something like an Icelandic longhouse?
Also a bit late to the party on this one, but I believe if you make a 1 tile basement you can add something like a bucket and raise it up so it appears on ground level, and then hide the barn inside the bucket. The game should register the bucket as being on a separate floor so the barn should be functional
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Ah yes, finally!!! I was waiting for this build since first spoilers in twitter))
My mother's side relatives live in Russia and I was there when I was little kid so unfortunately don't remember more things 😭
But you build took me there, I could smell delicious food made by my grandmother and all theirs animals around house. There was also potato field and a lot of vegetables and fruits bushes and trees. I really miss that countryside air 🥰
Thank you for this building and memories I was throughten at ❤️
You did great
You BLEW MY MIND!!! This level of details??????? The professionalism of tool mod???? That custom oven is mad respect!
I’m interesting in Russian culture. The moment I saw the urn turned into a samovar, i scream. LOL. That was super creative.
And the detail to the religious shelf in the corner of the house, damn!
I subscribed you from the Thai traditional house. I didn’t expect you to do a traditional house from all over the world this well. Your enthusiasm in learning new architecture, new culture is very inspired to me. Mad respect!
Omg it's so nice to see a Slavic build! We need more of these kinds of builds in the Sims community. It would be nice if we could also get some Slavic inspired CAS and build items for the game, maybe even a pack. ❤️
Have you ever done a Basque farmhouse? They’re called “baserri” 👀 Basque mythology is also super interesting hahaha
I recommend that you watch Doctor Zhivago, it’s on netflix if you have it. I just recently watched it and as a slav I really loved it, mostly because of the balalayka and Lara’s theme
It looks so good! (As always) 😄 I appreciate all the details and research that went into this, it's really nice to see diversity and also accuracy. 😊 Makes me nostalgic over my russian roots.❤️
I'm so excited to see you do a slavic home, I feel like no one is ever really interested in slavic cultures, im Polish not Russian but this is super cool to see so thanks for sharing this!
Love ittt!! Reminds me so much of my childhood 😍
I have family still living over in russia and this looks pretty much identical to their house, Amazing Work.
ah T.O.O.L, how i both love and hate thee lol. i only hate it because i dont like having to input numbers all the time, i wish i could free form rotate and resize
The movie Anastasia is amazing! I love the music.
Also I love this build! ❤️
Получилось красиво.
Сделаешь панельную многоэтажку? 😁
Больше русских коментов 🇷🇺
Дыа
Привет! Could you post the tray files please? I absolutely love it , Thank you
I AM GONNA DIE FOR REAL THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. My grama used to have one of those but it burned down when I was young. A lot of this is just so correct (even though you got the pogreb wrong, it’s a space to store things) just like reminds me so much of my childhood. THE RUG ON THE WALL IS SO REAL. Used to be a feature in Soviet apartments too but fell out of style.
Очень крутооо, спасибо большое за постройку 😍😍😍
Привет) Thank you very much! It is so unusual and unusual that someone is interested in Slavic culture. It turned out great and really similar. The only thing that stands out from the "tradition" is the toilet in the house. Traditionally, the toilet and the bath (bathroom) stood separately.
And, oh my God, how you messed up with the stove - it was worth it. I usually take the fireplace from the Salvodorado set, but it is not functional. Thanks again! Это так круто и приятно)
Александр, Ваш сруб просто великолепен! Давно уже хотел у себя собрать что-то в подобном стиле, но самому не хватает ни терпения, ни творческой жилки, чтобы создать подобное произведение искусства собственными кривыми ручищами)
Только вот беда, вроде бы и есть акк EA от лицензионки старенький, но не даёт толком сохранить по-человечески через галерею Вашу работу и загрузить себе в пиратку.
Есть ли возможность трей-файлы Вашей красотени скачать не через галерею, а через другой источник какой-нибудь? Через личку, я так понимаю. Вероятно, тут, в комментах, подобные ссылки будут не уместны (хотя, возможно, я не один был бы в них заинтересован)))
you have summoned the Russians 🤣 Thank you or спасибо for this build ❤️
I *LOVED* Don Bluth movies as a kid and Anastasia is one of my childhood favorites. My favorite song is actually the villain song lol. Gotta say though, Bartok the Magnificent is hands down my most favorite Don Bluth movie.
This is purely marvelous! It’s so heartwarming to see how deep your knowledge of our culture is. Wish to see more of such builds. Also saw your other videos and your dedication with all these extra mods and details - that’s quite something! Wish you to succeed in all you do and thank you from all our Russian sims community! ❤🇷🇺 Keep up the good work!
this is amazing, i attempted to build one for my current legacy but it was very plain. I'll replace it with yours
The animal shed upgrade parts are in debug - you can get them on the gallery - I know b/c I uploaded them LOL :) It was the very first thing I did when I got the pack LOL
Wow! Didn't expect to see our hut. Greetings from Russia! :)
I adore your creativity, dedication and amount od research! Great build :) p.s. Samovar is great :D
that is SO cool
Ооо, модифицированная пятистеночка)
Ванная в русской избе это конечно фантастика 😅 зато остальное хорошо передано❤
Is it possible to cover up the small barn with something like a car that the sims just walk through? I don't have cottage living so I don't have a lot of ideas.
Hey! If you graft snap dragons and strawberry you get dragon fruit!
And also this build is soooo cute!
Keep it cool 💙💙💙
За такую точность в деталях однозначно подписка😉
Hi, thank you,. I am from Russia, this looks awesome.
Love your building love your voice love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
If you don't want items to block anything on the ground floor outside, you can just raise them up from the basement. You don't need a basement room for that; you just have to turn on the grid, then you can place objects there. Last time I checked, those objects would also have outdoor lighting. However, I'm not sure about snow covering them.
Other builders who shrank the animal sheds (I'm thinking SatiSim) used the Cottage Living wooden (debug?) bucket. If you find an item that could also fit in that place rotated, you can flip it on the side (so the footprint is at a 90° angle to the ground) and it can't interfere any more.
Hope that helps!
I downloaded it and only made a few alterations so my family could live in it. Nice to have an Icon corner.
An interesting fact for non-Russian simmers! Previously, whole generations lived in such Russian cottages: father, mother, family of the first son with children, family of the second son with children. The cottage was divided into several parts by curtains or rags. The toilet and bath were outside, in a separate room, and the toilet was just a separate cabin! And on the hay, which the freezerbunny placed in the cowshed, they used to arrange dates and have woohoo)
Beautiful build. Sati sim has a tutorial for hiding the barn.
That reminds me of my childhood. we lived in a house pretty similar to that one...
You did a great job with it 😍 спасибо 😄
Я как открыла видео сразу подумала пахнет Россией😁 очень круто
LOVE how you made the shutters! Super creative!
omg that's so cool, it would be amazing if you also did a Polish Tatra mountain cottage, with all the bendy roofs and stuff
From Russia with love 😌
wow, that's look very good!!!
ХОЧУ ХОЧУ ХОЧУ ЭТО СКАЧАТЬ
Нет слов. Хорошая работа.
Woooow
You never stop to amaze me xD
А где погреб, в котором живёт медведь? 🐻
В любом русском доме должен жить медведь! Русские без медведей - не русские!
Ахахах ох уж эти стереотипы , я в своей разу никогда не видела медведя, зато в какой нибудь Канаде они в городах по помойках лазят
Next level awesome!
Тупо дача
Oh! It's very beautiful and realistic ❤️ Спасибо! 🙂 Big greetings from Russia 🇷🇺
amazing!
It looks cool, thank you for the Slavic build. It's very similar to the house I've lived in as a kid in the '90s. But there was no bathroom in the house,
we had a banya (баня), it has another name for a sauna. And a toilet was in the outhouse like in the animated film Shrek. I hated this toilet, especially in the winter because it was really cold. My family has samovar, usually, my dad uses it to brew the tee at Christmas time. I also like that small handloom in the bedroom, cause great-grandma had a spindle (веретено), she spun yarn for many hours often. Oh gosh, wall carpets, the carpets everywhere, it made me laugh. It was a very popular decoration in its day.
It reminds me of a time when my great-grandma tucked me into a bed with lush goose featherbed and two big pillows. I miss her.
P.S. Excuse me for my English. Anyway, I make grammatical mistakes in Russian language too, lmao.
Firstly, I too enjoyed Disney’s Anastasia but more drawn to the mystery of the real story of the princess. Secondly this build is extremely quaint and authentic to the style, you did fantastic once again in capturing the essence of this build in terms of atmosphere, through your choices in furniture and the stove/fireplace…it looks wonderful! Thirdly, vernacular houses are all over England and used local building materials around in that era. You need to check out Harmondsworth Barn in Greater London, purely made from timber as quarrying didn’t take off until late 16th century but you probably know all this and now I feel like I’m teaching you how to suck eggs hahahahaha! I am definitely no architect but I get excited when you talk about different styles. Thanks Leo
anastasia was my absolute favorite movie when i was a kid !!! i love it so so so much, the movie is just- it's so beautiful and the music is so lovely and i just love it so much!!
i love this build btw !!!!
Thank you for appreciating Russian culture ❤️
Oh my! You are going so hard on the stoves now!😂 I love it! Beautiful as always
wonderful video, love all the wood detail on the outside. if you want to some slightly different style but really cool Russian architecture check out the town of Kimry
You are so talented and your builds and research so thoughtful.
wow you've made the russian oven too!!!!!!!!!!
This is pretty spot on! Thank you so much!
Представляю симс с хрущёвками, мобиками и ипотекой на 30 лет. Российская версия она такая.
С каких пор ипотека стала атрибутом россии
Это прекрасно! Спасибо!❤️