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It was lovely collabing with you Taya! :)
Great video!
I love you both ✅ you’re so real.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful lady with us Alina! I am now a sub to her channel! Love you both! 🤍
Alina please make a video on LGBTs in Ukraine!
Taya..you must to reply for Alina 😡and say thanks 👀 you must to be nice 👿
But I think you are jealous from Alina 😂🤣 that's true😜
What a great conversation ☺️ Thank you for sharing. We really enjoyed
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Thank you for this wonderful talk you had with Alina. I am glad to be a part now also with your channel and it was a real treat to spend time with both of you today. I watched your other video with Alina that you had earlier, and decided to follow you. I am now a resident of Ukraine, I live with my fiance in Odessa and will definitely be following you in your video's to learn more and more. Being in Ukraine now as a permanent resident from the U.S. has been so far a wonderful experience and look forward to a lot more that will take me to places that continue to amaze me beyond anything I have ever had in my life. I have a channel that will premier sometime in November dealing with many niches including the travel channels and history that fascinates me. I hope to include you if you are interested in promoting your channel just like I will do for Alina and many others that I follow. Thank you for so much you have shared, and I will catch up on your other video's you have done and especially want to thank Alina for allowing me to meet you and look forward to some great video's from you as well. Be safe and let your light shine always, you both made my day today!! Cheers to you!!!
I love Alina's tour videos because, unlike others, she makes it about the place and not herself.
I find it odd how so many people from Ukraine comment that Americans' basic friendliness seems "fake". It isn't fake, it is a matter of signaling that you are open to something new and being welcoming to others. One could easily say that Ukrainians who walk around looking grim are also being "fake". It is hard to believe no one in Ukraine is open to something new or feel welcoming to others. The point is, it is cultural not "fake". BTW- where do you think most people would prefer to live? In a place where strangers are friendly, open and welcoming or where everyone ignores you and looks grim?
I visited Canada as a kid back in the 80s. Ontario was similar to USA, because we both spoke English, crossing the border was extremely easy. Canada was a fairly free country while Ukraine was still in the USSR. My how times have changed. Canada is now a socialist nightmare, no longer a free country, while Ukraine is surprisingly free (I was there September 2021).
Canada has its problems but it is not a “socialist nightmare” thats just ridiculous…..
@@paulz6491 Check out Vive Frei from Montreal's channel on youtube. He's an attorney. He'll educate you.
You know why? Because not everyone should with their parents. Leaving your parents makes you smarter , more confident , and a unique individual .
Ah-ha!!!!! I was wondering when this was going to come out!!!!!!!! I remember Alina mentioning this colab back in her Kharkiv stream!!! Awesome!! 🤗🤗🤗
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NICE INTERVIEW TAYA!!! I m an Alinas follower since a couple years and she's a wonderful girl very intelligent with high charisma. I love the way you make the questions so much spontaneity, totally open and so much HONESTY AND SINCERITY on the answers. She was right when she said about dating in North America but as she said we have a lot of cultures here and a lot of us we still in love with the traditional way of romance like Ukrainian way or maybe because I m mexican American
Thank you for the wonderful video. There were great topics and wonderful answers. And, considering my recent three month stay in Lviv over June, July and August, very insightful views into the cultural differences between eastern European and north western Canadian/American ways of thinking. I thoroughly enjoyed (and learned quite a bit) from the video and I fully support the European classical and traditional approach to marriage and human relationships. Seeing the amazing cathedrals (and the cathedral architecture) and the wedding couples having their Saturday morning (and afternoon) photographs taken in front of them - was a great reminder to me that human caring and romance still exist in the world and that everything is not all 'doom and gloom' according to the prevailing mass cultural media. Thank you Taya and Alina. Super best to the both of you.
So great to see the two of you together in both videos. Taya, you asked a lot of great questions in this particular one, and Alina, you gave very thoughtful answers. The conversation flowed very smoothly! It is great to learn about some of the differences between your two countries and cultures. I hope I can make it to Ukraine some day. My grandparents came to Canada from Lviv in 1904. Of course, it was part of Austria Hungary at that time.
**SO HAPPY YOU BOTH GOT TOGETHER FOR THIS JOINT VIDEO!!!**
**GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!!!**
Great collaboration thank you for sharing everything!
Thank you for the share ladies!
Thank you Taya and Alina for these collabs for both channels.
That’s awesome seeing both Taya and Alina on one couch and bringing meaningful content to both beautiful countries I been to, wish you nothing but the best
Very good collaborative video from the two of you. A lot of good subjects talked about and discussed. Thanks to the two of you for doing this.
I didn't watch this when it first came out. I must say, this is probably the most interesting and important video on the channel. Excellent interview. Very informative. Two great women sharing knowledge.
Thanks to my friend Alina, you now have a new subscriber Taya and I have watched a few of your video contents and I like what you share very much.
Two of my favorites together. Thanks
Thank you Taya and Alina for another amazing video ))
Enjoyed very nice talking over cultural difference between Ukraine and Canada ! Thank you Taya for your sincere presentation !
Great collaboration video!! I love these two ladies!! They make great videos!!
I think Alina summed it up perfectly at the end about western dating. 50/50 relationships just makes it into a friendship.
I think the things Alina mentioned about relationships in Canada can be very different based on a few factors. Age can play a big part, where and how one is raised can also play a big part. There are a lot of females in Canada now that want to pay half and will not let the man pay the whole bill.
Lovely interview Taya 👍
I appreciate the informative dialog filled with practical ideas that will help me enjoy my visit to Ukraine!
My girls!!! Doing an amazing job as always
Transportation is very cheap in Ukraine. It was a culture shock returning to the states and paying “normal” prices for an Uber or booking airfare here
Interesting to listen to two different cultures. There are some ironies learned in this two countries. Refreshing & thanks!
Excellent videos and very interesting, Taya.
I have just discovered your channel from watching Alina.
Great colab ladies :)
Excellent video !
Awesome video. I've watched a couple of Alina's videos but didn't know she's from Kiev. I like your interviews Taya they're entertaining, interesting, and informative. Cell phone plans are high in the states too. The more I hear about Ukraine and it's culture the more attractive it is.
Thanks Taya and Alina! I follow both of you and enjoyed this. I’m also Ukrainian and live in Toronto, Canada. I’m hope to visit Ukraine one day. Very Inspiring! Cheers Criz
Very interesting insights! Love that.
I enjoy watching your show from Orange County, California.
Wow!
Congratulations Alina and Taya.
Thanks Taya, greetings to Alina.
Take care.
You both are so right! That's why I am dating a Ukrainian woman. These are the values I grew up with and what's lacking in western culture.
7:36 . For the most part she is correct. Over here there is alot of surface-acting employed. Thats not necessarily a bad thing. In the world of business its the norm.but with potential relationships it doesn't work. Could take a lesson from Ukraine here. Great video!
Love your video! Make me think a lot about whats going on in the western world about relationship between men and women. It was very enlightening to hear you both with your cultural differences Ukrainian upbringing versus Canadian upbringing (even if Alina's mother is also from Ukraine).
I ve been brought up in another type of (western) culture, France, ...and as a male I always paid for all the dates I had in my entired life ...Never share 50/50 not even once...but to be honest..my dream would have been to meet at least once..a girl who feel not happy by that ..A truly "equalitarian" type of women not accepting the symbol of man domination (through not accepting the male's dominance through the symbol of money). I would have been really impressed. So I m discovering that now in Canada (maybe in USA too?) its becoming a new culture!! Wouahh!! Very interesting!! May I ask Alina (and any readers) when this started to become trendy in Canada?..this 50/50 per cent sharing when dating? I m really curious! ... Thank you again both of you for a truly enjoyable video!
Hi Enjoyed the conversation
good collaboration with both you tuber, we are all traveler on our amazing earth, we need to work hard to enjoy our beautiful life,,,,,
Great interview, Taya. Alina and her mother lived in a near poverty situation when she was a young child. She has a heart for those who have limited financial means, because of this. Alina, while she had no choice but to assimilate with her family’s culture in Canada, she has retained much of her conservative values from the country of her origin. It is also noteworthy that living in a small rural farming community, even in Canada, exposes one to relatively more conservative, family and community-protective, values than one finds in the larger cities. Alina’s current career of freely traveling, without apparent ties to a significant other (mate), seems to conceal these deeper values, so it is very surprising and even refreshing to hear her expose these as part of her character. Somehow, I always knew they were there - as you can see how “wholesome” she is, and that she has not “settled” for anything less than a true loving gentleman as her partner in life. I know she will hold out until a true twin soulmate comes her way - and can you blame her? She is a beautiful person to behold.
What a beautiful view, ladies!!) 🙌🏿💜🦅
Shes so well spoken and intelligence like yourself! ✌️
Thank you . Super nice.
Excellent interview! My thoughts on the topics discussed: Transportation in the USA, outside the major U.S. cities, is rather appalling (you need a car). Ukrainian transportation sounds far superior! Homelessness is a major problem in USA, and not just seniors asking for financial assistance on the streets. One question that I thought could have been asked is about the differences in medical/dental care in Canada and Ukraine. In USA, very expensive!
You don't want to see a Canadian dentist until you have to. Expensive as hell.
Steve the roads in Ukraine are garbage 🗑
Great video xx
For someone who's not from the West or Eastern Europe, I enjoyed these insightful thoughts by both of you.
Наконец, Alina. Very good.
Gracias Taya por bonitas Palabras, Pienso de debiera entenderno tú y yo. Yo hablo español y estoy estudiando un poco de ingles. Con amor! Pedro.
Welcome to Canada Alina! I’m a Ukrainian living in Canada as well. Glad you had an opportunity to come over. Many Ukrainians came to Canada seeking a better way of life.
**LOVE YOU BOTH!!!**
Yes, I watch Alina, too! 😁
Love the Collaboration Ladies!🎉🎊
that gave me hope I see a new light come through
I agree with you 100% Таїсія ... team Taya.
I had wondered if you Taya, would cross paths with Alina. I think this was one of your best interviews with another TH-camr. I think it also cute how you let it be known that your parents are pushing you to get married and settled....... lol
Love your show !
I like that Taya pointed out that the elderly asking for money are not the fault of the lack social safety net but that a lot of these people lived under soviet union. Not easy to save for retirement under communism.
Love it
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Gracias Taya, Gracias Alina s
Very sweat speach in English Alina mcreod. 💯
Excellent thanks I Alina's channel to but only about Ukraine. Her travel alone makes me fear for her dangerous world. Please stay safe
Nice 👍 interaction with Alina.
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Good evening sweet heart taya and our god's mother aliina I'm happy to see you good health and safe God Bless yuo all ways ❤️❤️❤️😊
So sweet Taya, miss you baby, God bless Taya, my friend
I love your channel Tanya, you very creative, and intelligent thank you for working so hard . Ukraine is a amazing country with smart,beautiful woman .
I know Alina long time ago 🙃 she is amazing 😘😘😘
Two very sensible young ladies with much respect for traditions and family. Very nice to see that in folks your age. My wife of 40 years is a Saskatchewan girl, not Ukrainian but very familiar with their traditions since there are many such folks in Saskatchewan, though it is always a mystery to me why Ukrainians always settle on the freezing cold plains of Canada!
I love you Alina
cool im a fan of both you ladys
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Hi god's mother and my sweet heart Taya advance merry Christmas im happy to see you and your friend is happy be strong your friend ❤❤❤
11:00 minutes of the video: Canadian here. I was just talking with a friend from high school and we were discussing that our parents where all married with their first child at 18-20 years old and now it's 30.6 years old for both sex's in Canada now. I was planning on spending summers in the Ukraine and the winter months in SE Asia but now I'm not so sure... I'm very said about the war. I have a friend who bought a condo in Kiev 6 months before the start of the war.
I also agree with the cell phone prices and dating style in Canada and the West! Not a fan of either.
Hyet!!! My sister looked after my elderly parents.
For some, sharing the bill, depends on the "level "of the relationship or intimacy!
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Goodmoorning friends God blessed you 🙏hellow sweet heart and to yuor friend sister alina GodBless yuo all
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I to light to chase my dreams and share it with TH-cam I am quite experienced in travelling around the world had some big adventures had problems with diving once or twice nearly lost my life once running out of oxygen the second time swimming too close to a big shark but still live to tell the story it's always the same story with the Mediterranean and the coast of Africa you should always look first before you jump in this is life rules which I go through and leave by I never think of tomorrow I live for today because tomorrow might never come today can be a good day but if tomorrow comes it could be better never waste what you've got time stops for no man or woman we don't live together as one and share everything we have all what we know this would make the world a better place xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi good morning sweetheart and our Gods mother Alina I'm happy to see you happy friend 😊❤️❤️❤️
Alina has an "all American" look. That of a US TV news presenter/anchor. A "TV friendly" face. I can recognise/distinguish the Canadian accent though.
Alina you are unmatchable youtuber tourist girl in the whole world 👍🌍💞
Differences of tradiitional and civilisation life and culture is also different.
That is so cool, I follow her to, But know you Taya, Pretty cool both of you together, Look up to both of you, ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇦, God Bless Belus
Daqui do Sul do Brasil, um beijão para vocês minhas lindas amigas.
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Alina I love you 💞
This is nice video,and what I wanted to hear also is the differences between Russia and Ukraine,between two people :))) How many similarities you have with them,and what are the main differences 🙂 I guess you speak the same language and you have the same alphabet,and you also share the same religion.
Good morning sweetheart and our god's mother God bless you all ways ❤️❤️❤️
Liked your video thank you for the info☠️