Americans look similar to Russians like imagine a Russian tries to talk to someone because they are lost and need help with getting somewhere they talk to someone who looks Russian but they are actually American but the American speaks Russian 😂
I'm British but I'm half Russian too through my mum. Everything Asol said is true about Russian women, my mum would NEVER ask my dad or any man for help with anything or expect the "men" to do it.
Truth. My parents' generation generally seems to be iron people. Soviet upbringing very well instilled responsibility and independence from childhood. And now, only in my opinion, younger generations are already softer, largely because parents are trying to give their children all the best and protect them from most problems.
@@user-uv3px9cx3l Agreed, but I don't think Russian kids are as soft as kids in western countries. Perhaps it's for the better, all my Russian friends say they're glad they never experienced growing up in the USSR.
@@liukin95 Much depends on where children grow up, life in large cities and provincial ones is significantly different. My childhood was in the late USSR and post-Soviet period and this time is very different from the present. Not better, not worse, just different.
my mom too, but that because my dad really cant do shit . he cak cook tho, but so is my mom. but if something needs to be fixed in our house, mom is that one who will do and handle it
Thank you World Friends and thank you Asol for this experience :) I was so happy and honored to be able to have this discussion and to learn more about Russia :) Asol is also a really kind and friendly person so I am so lucky to know her!
Finally, a Russian girl in your show, it happened!! But, our girls don't dress like Asol, they prefer more comfortable clothes, for example, like Emma in this video. And our girls are also proud of the city or region in which they live, it is very strange that Asol didn't say which part of Russia she was from, because we have a very large country.
Big Love To Russia From Greece I Love Whole Russia And Yugoslavia And Your Cultures You All So Old School And Strong And Classic And Amazing People Instead Of The Disgusting America And All Other Countries Even My Girlfriend Is Yugoslavian And I will Go To Live With Her Very Soon In Montenegro Because I Hate Modern Countries And Believe It Or Not Greece Is Just A Cheap Version of America So I hate It 🧡
@@ChrisSalvatoreProductions Perhaps because you mixed everything up in a heap? Russia, the former Yugoslavia, and your hatred is unclear to whom? To Europe, to America, and, in my opinion, even to your own Greece? I'm from Russia, but for some reason I'm ashamed of you. I don't think it's possible to get some kind of love from a person who contains so much hate.
I can't stand fake smiles. If you're dying inside, don't be pretending like you're not. I guess that's why I always got along more with the "goth" types.
Are you American? Because in a lot of European countries , especially Northern and Eastern Europe, nobody excepts people to smile unless there's a reason to be smiling about.
Smiling all the time sounds awkward, it sounds fake to me. I prefer being the real me and to show my true feelings be it sadness, boredom, happiness or just indifference.
Yes, it's fine, you don't really think about it until you're going through something very serious like a death in the family or depression or an illness. Then you become extremely aware that you DO NOT want to smile AT ALL, and everyone else is smiling all around you. If you're authentic, you do pay a price bc ppl might think you're "negative " but it's the price you pay to be fully who you are.
me too 🤣but! as a Russian myself I must say it's most definitely NOT a Russian name, never heard of it, it doesn't even sound Russian. Maybe her parents are foreigners
Agreed!! It’s so tiring to have to smile and say hi all of the time. I try to take my dog for walks when there are less people out just so that I don’t have to smile and say good morning to so many people.
This was a nice video, it was nice to see new people, and I hope both can return for future videos! I’ve only met one person who was born and raised in Russia.
Waiters and waitresses in the United States do not earn very much money. They have to be super friendly and do whatever a customer asks for as far as the food that is served to them. They work for tips. It is a very unfair system. If you get a waiter or waitress that does not smile at you, you might think that they are mean. And you might not tip them well.
I cannot understand that we live in the year 2022 and people who are working in a normal job are still in need of tips. You work in a big company who would not have a problem at all paying a necessary loan. This sounds just like year 1900.
Урааа, наконец то Россия в чате.. то есть в видео)) Я, если честно, даже не надеялся. А ведь это хорошая идея. Так же как сравнивать польский взгляд на мир, и английский например или американский. Все же разница в языках и культуре заметнее, чем между Англией и Францией, имхо. Hooray, finally Russia is represented in the video.😁 To be honest, I didn't even hope. But it's a good idea. Just like, for example, comparing the Polish view of things and English or American. Still, the difference in languages and culture here is bigger than that of England and France, imho. *** Emma and Assol, it was very nice to see you in the video. I hope you will appear more often. I am looking forward to meeting Assol with other people, for example with Christina or Lauren. Regarding unsmiling, I think it's because we are constantly walking in our thoughts on the street, and we are also not used to showing our emotions to strangers. With friends, we also laugh, fool around, joke, like everyone else (well, maybe less than Italians or Americans 😄)). Of course, like everywhere else, we have different people, there are rude, polite, kind and indifferent. But I think that most of us are still sympathetic and sincere people, and if you get to know us better, you will understand that we can be best friends. We are open to friends and are always ready to help. We will always honestly say everything we think, and we will expect the same from others (although of course, it is not necessary to cover up outright rudeness with this honesty).
You have to find Russian who have been to America. Cause Asol (it’s absolutely not typical and sooo rare Russian name) so funny and believe in American stereotypes 😁 But I’m really enjoyed this video. P.S. east coast people don’t smile as often as west or south coast guys 😏 P.p.s thx for your channel it helps me to improve my English 😇
We actually had nice introductions but just to let you know this video is edited and a lot of things are cut out or it’s out of order from the original order of the discussion. Asol and I are friends and I hope that gives more insight :)
Most of these stereotypes are not so untrue... Especially when you drink vodka, in winter frosty Moscow, with Rasputin, you involuntarily become comrades and call him "tovarish' ".🤣 But you didn't mention bears on the streets. It pleases.😉
Slovenian women are generally very stubborn and have a strong character, although outwardly they try not to show it because of their delicacy. They often put themselves above men, therefore marriages with foreigners are common.Everyone will have their own opinion on this topic.I can add that even in the villages, many girls do not bother themselves with hard work at all; they paint their nails, do super expensive hairstyles and wait for even black princes to do nothing.
I’m American and I smile a lot. I don’t need a “reason” to smile other than I like smiling and it gives me great pleasure. It’s weird to me that people think smiling requires a justification. I was raised to be grateful for my blessings. I also think we Americans especially Southerners are generally conditioned with the idea it’s important/good manners to be welcoming to people and it’s the right to offer the discouraged encouragement. A 😊 and a kind word is a small gesture but can be a major thing because someone in crisis may need it. We also have this thing called Pay It Forward where we will sometimes pay stranger’s bills at restaurants and other places. I’ve been on both ends of that. “This is the day that the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.” “This little light of mine. I’m going to let it shine.” I like visiting the Caribbean more than Europe. They tend to be more my vibe. 🇺🇸
That is all so true! I just always remember being told I should smile when doing presentations, during interviews, at parties, etc. to make a good impression. However I totally agree acts of kindness and paying it forward can be even better than a smile at times! Thanks for your insight :)
Nah see my sisters and i where always taught we had to smile out in public at people other wise it was rude we hate smiling at people I don't know we have just a natural resting bitch face so we have to consintrate to smile lol but maybe that's just the introvert in us stranger danger and all but it's the rules of the south, it's like saying thank you, your welcome, yes ma'am, no sir, how are you today ,I have to say it out of obligation other wise I'm rude so I do it not because I "enjoy" doing that and I expect others to do follow said rules and if they don't it's irritating lol I feel like are courtesies are a southerners armor in a way it's not a I love being nice thing it's a cultural thing, and we are deep south from Georgia . be at my second job having to smile and be super nice gets exhausting lol
@@nightlyrowentree6047 My family roots are in a rural predominantly black farming community in AL. I was never told to smile maybe because I was born a smiley kid. Most of my family is like that. We frequently whistle or sing to ourselves. Yes in the South it’s considered rude not to say yes ma’am, no sir, thank you and people will think you have no home training if you don’t. But I take pride in that aspect of our culture. I’m a people person and people call me “shy” as a joke because I will strike up conversations with a stranger on a dime. Not saying we don’t ever feel down but we are taught not to dwell in it. My grandma called it “the attitude of gratitude.” . I went into television news reporting because I like talking to people and hearing their stories. I had a coworker who has RBF and sometimes I would want to ask him a question but wasn’t sure if it was a bad time. Then he explained he wasn’t angry just had a RBF. I have had many people come up to me say they did so because I was smiling and came across as more approachable. I understand not everyone is like this but I don’t think assuming every smiling super chatty American is being fake is fair either. Seems like some non Americans here assume it’s fake.
@@anndeecosita3586 see small town 98 graduated my senior year poor family I'm nice but I have a natural resting sad/bitch face I guess so if I don't pay attention I don't smile which sucks lol people ask are you okay all the time which I brush of with humor, but yes at work I'm trying to always smile and people approach and tell me how they are I don't mind let them ranting I just don't enjoy smiling to strangers stranger danger taught very young do not trust strangers they will grab you and steal you away so maybe that stuck but I also didn't have a very hugey smiley family we loved each other cousins and siblings but we didn't cuddle we have drama usually my crazy aunt in Florida and her family they need Jesus, raised old school style but I had many a friend at school bomb rush me for hugs and loved hugs and smiles I would freeze like a deer in head lights when they did it take me a second lol now my step mothers family love talking to strangers and smiling and going to parties all the time yeah there's 2 sides of the coin I care and I don't like being rude but the courtesy thing is also a gadging think see if there generally nice or not ,you also just have plain rude people of course but what society doesn't have those.
3:04, customize I'm russian and i don't get it, cause we don't have a synonym for a word like this i guess Can someone explain to me what Customizing means? I've just googled it and didn't get it :(
ну типа выбирать что ты хочешь в своем бургере/ пицце. типа пиццу на каком тесте: толстом, тонком, сыр - моцарелла или брынза, колбаса - пепперони или салями
@@emmasherbine5938 really? Your parents aren't 1st generation immigrants to this country? I swear I hear a bit of Slavic sounds in your voice. I apologize! Love this content though! Keep it up, the new faces are fresh, just hope you keep the veterans and intermingle! ^-^
No my family has been in the United States for several generations :) I just have an east coast dialect- also I’m new to filming so I was nervous so I sound different haha Thank you for the feedback and I’m glad you enjoyed the video! :) I hope to do more!
@@austinsontv some US accents still have remnants of other countries many generations later. I thought for years a coworker was like a second generation Haitian but turned out she was from New Orleans no recent immigrants.Another time I met a guy from Michigan a Youper they can them. I thought he was from a Scandinavian country or something based on how he spoke. Nope.
Hey! It was wonderful.. Americans and Russian, beautiful combo. By the way I would love if you will bring an Indian, so excited to see an Indian spilling all the stereotypes and an Indian view.
There's nothing wrong with smiling, but Americans do it all the time, even when there's not a clear reason for it, and it can be perceived as tiring by other cultures. Like, projected/forced positivity or something. Again, nothing wrong with smiling, but rather doing it all the time can feel unnatural.
@@lauragoreni3020 I don’t need a “reason” to smile beyond the fact that I like to smile and it gives me great pleasure. It’s tiring when people from other cultures feel entitled to an explanation for why someone is smiling.
Excuse me, aren't you the one writing Russian lines for Hollywood movies? The first one I understood is "na zdorovie", but the second one does nothing at all. Not a clue. 😅
@@Doctor.Whommm Lol. Finally, i am caught red handed. No surprise, by the Russians. (Heyy, Vladd, coome heere, pick dis guy upp.) I made the second word by myself, Irene karkuszewska.. Khabib "The Eagle"
Россия занимает первое место в мире по балансу между работой и личной жизнью. 🥰🥰🥰Россияне работают, чтобы жить, а не живут, чтобы работать, как в большинстве западных стран. В частности, Москва заняла третье место в международном рейтинге городов-экспатов за 2020 год по общей удовлетворенности работой.
Да откуда Вы берёте эти сказки? В Европе, к примеру, в среднем меньше работают, чем в России и больше уделяют времени личной жизни. Я не знаю, откуда Вы берёте это "первое место в мире по балансу между работой и личной жизнью". Это даже смешно, что в России во многих местах работают и по 10 чаов в день, когда как в Европе уже в некоторых странах чуть ли не 7 часов в день.
No offense,Emma's English doesn't really sound American to me,but probably because I didn't really have much exposure to the accents from different region in the US
There are videos on TH-cam about the many dialects and accents of the US. You should check it out if you are interested. Not everyone speaks like they are from California or Texas.
We have many accents but Hollywood only portrays a few so the world gets the impression we all sound alike. There is a video where a dialect coach does a tour of North America. It’s awesome
I'm just curious if Asol heard her name in America English. In America, it sounds like an inappropriate word used for name calling. I'm not going to say the word, but we know.
Honestly it’s nice to see an American and Russian getting along
Привет из России, приятно познакомиться, американец. 👋👋
As a person who ships a Russian with an American, I agree.
Americans look similar to Russians like imagine a Russian tries to talk to someone because they are lost and need help with getting somewhere they talk to someone who looks Russian but they are actually American but the American speaks Russian 😂
Finally someone from Russia 🇷🇺
Bring those countries together in the next video
🇺🇸🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇷🇺
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Russia with China
don't forget japan and korea 🇯🇵🇰🇷
bring china in the next video 🇨🇳
Yep
I wish we can all have peace and my country the US can be friends with Russia
🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇷🇺
Theyre political in war against US
🇷🇺 ❤ 🇺🇸
@@patatebanine4278 yes but most people don't want war. Only the Government wants blood.
If they become allies, then I can finally have peace
🇺🇸💕🇷🇺
Russians🇷🇺 have a very warm feeling in my heart ❤️ Much love from India 🇮🇳
Even now?
Welcome Asol and Emma. It was a fun show, and I look forward to more reactions, conversation and discussion from this new duo.
Thank you so much! We’re excited for more to come too!
I'm British but I'm half Russian too through my mum. Everything Asol said is true about Russian women, my mum would NEVER ask my dad or any man for help with anything or expect the "men" to do it.
Truth. My parents' generation generally seems to be iron people. Soviet upbringing very well instilled responsibility and independence from childhood.
And now, only in my opinion, younger generations are already softer, largely because parents are trying to give their children all the best and protect them from most problems.
@@user-uv3px9cx3l Agreed, but I don't think Russian kids are as soft as kids in western countries. Perhaps it's for the better, all my Russian friends say they're glad they never experienced growing up in the USSR.
@@liukin95 Much depends on where children grow up, life in large cities and provincial ones is significantly different. My childhood was in the late USSR and post-Soviet period and this time is very different from the present. Not better, not worse, just different.
@@liukin95 i would imagine Putin to be worse than gorbachev. not a tankie, but modern Russia is overhyped.
my mom too, but that because my dad really cant do shit . he cak cook tho, but so is my mom. but if something needs to be fixed in our house, mom is that one who will do and handle it
Thank you World Friends and thank you Asol for this experience :) I was so happy and honored to be able to have this discussion and to learn more about Russia :) Asol is also a really kind and friendly person so I am so lucky to know her!
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You did a great job representing our country. I wish you much success in your studies 😊
You did very well representing the US on this channel, and Asol had great interaction with you.
Well done!
Наконец-то кто-то русский, я надеюсь, они продолжат в том же духе.
Авжеж, йолоп, а щоб тобі у вікно, дрон наш залетів.
@@bodyaboda8148 привет нацист
Как киев? )))
@@bodyaboda8148какой дрон у тебя страна самая нищая в европе
The Russian girl is so nice!
She is such a nice person and I was so happy to meet her!
@@emmasherbine5938 I hope to see the both of you in future videos!
Wonderful I was waiting for the Russians
That's so nice to see some other countries joining. Love your channel.
Two new people! And this is the first time a Russian has joined in on the channel!
These are so freaking interesting. Love em
Finally, a Russian girl in your show, it happened!! But, our girls don't dress like Asol, they prefer more comfortable clothes, for example, like Emma in this video. And our girls are also proud of the city or region in which they live, it is very strange that Asol didn't say which part of Russia she was from, because we have a very large country.
Yep it's about time, they feature the Russia
From 🇨🇵
Big Love To Russia From Greece I Love Whole Russia And Yugoslavia And Your Cultures You All So Old School And Strong And Classic And Amazing People Instead Of The Disgusting America And All Other Countries Even My Girlfriend Is Yugoslavian And I will Go To Live With Her Very Soon In Montenegro Because I Hate Modern Countries And Believe It Or Not Greece Is Just A Cheap Version of America So I hate It 🧡
@@ChrisSalvatoreProductions Hehe Grece 🇨🇵🤝🇬🇷🇪🇺
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Hah Why Are You Laughing?
@@ChrisSalvatoreProductions Perhaps because you mixed everything up in a heap? Russia, the former Yugoslavia, and your hatred is unclear to whom? To Europe, to America, and, in my opinion, even to your own Greece?
I'm from Russia, but for some reason I'm ashamed of you. I don't think it's possible to get some kind of love from a person who contains so much hate.
Asol & Emma looked like the twins who got separated in their childhood to experience living in different countries. Now they are together, good news.
Yes! Asol is such a bright and friendly person so I am so glad I got to know her!
@@emmasherbine5938 both of you are really very friendly & easy towards each other with smiling faces as I can see. Good going
I can't stand fake smiles.
If you're dying inside, don't be pretending like you're not.
I guess that's why I always got along more with the "goth" types.
Are you American? Because in a lot of European countries , especially Northern and Eastern Europe, nobody excepts people to smile unless there's a reason to be smiling about.
@@lauragoreni3020 Australian
@@Danceofmasks smile please, even its a fake 🙂
@@hansantonio110 why
@@hansantonio110 lmao
i loved this combo ! and i've waited to see
russia in this for so long so thank u !!
Bring those countries together for word of the day !!! 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇺🇷🇺🇮🇪
haven’t they done that one?
Oh I apologize it was something different.
@@bostonnbrinks9139 no unfortunately :(
@@bostonnbrinks9139 no worries :)
Smiling all the time sounds awkward, it sounds fake to me. I prefer being the real me and to show my true feelings be it sadness, boredom, happiness or just indifference.
Yes, it's fine, you don't really think about it until you're going through something very serious like a death in the family or depression or an illness. Then you become extremely aware that you DO NOT want to smile AT ALL, and everyone else is smiling all around you.
If you're authentic, you do pay a price bc ppl might think you're "negative " but it's the price you pay to be fully who you are.
When I show indifference people think I'm angry lol
I smirked when she said her name. Thought I heard something else.
me too 🤣but! as a Russian myself I must say it's most definitely NOT a Russian name, never heard of it, it doesn't even sound Russian. Maybe her parents are foreigners
@@yulias2789 Вы Алые Паруса никогда не читали.?
@@shunyah6318 нет, там это имя? даже если, то все равно не встретишь такое имя в России
@@yulias2789 Ассоль имя придуманное советским романистом, исконно русское в какой-то мере получается
As an American I fully support Russia's stance on smiling. I like these 2, they're great additions to the channel.
Agreed!! It’s so tiring to have to smile and say hi all of the time. I try to take my dog for walks when there are less people out just so that I don’t have to smile and say good morning to so many people.
@@lemonz1769 so true it can be really exhausting feeling like you're constantly expected to smile and chat with everyone you come across.
Nice you have someone from Russia. I'd like to see the Hispanic veraion with Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Spain, etc
more Russia please
Maybe Poles too?
More russians troops.
This was a nice video, it was nice to see new people, and I hope both can return for future videos! I’ve only met one person who was born and raised in Russia.
It was fun to see some new faces
This video was very useful for me.I have learned different expressions.thank you so much.
"Hello I'm Asol" -What? No. You're delightful.
No Lauren , No Christina ? That's new...i've never seen a video without them before...
I miss lauren rn
Waiters and waitresses in the United States do not earn very much money. They have to be super friendly and do whatever a customer asks for as far as the food that is served to them. They work for tips. It is a very unfair system. If you get a waiter or waitress that does not smile at you, you might think that they are mean. And you might not tip them well.
I cannot understand that we live in the year 2022 and people who are working in a normal job are still in need of tips. You work in a big company who would not have a problem at all paying a necessary loan. This sounds just like year 1900.
Interesting to see that Asol has acquired a bit of Korean accent in her English. Lovely video
Anyway world people are Friends
😂😂😂😂😂 Yeah a lot of people must have died from laughter in the first seconds.
name !!
Not every sound means the same in other languages. there are some English words that sound like insults in other languages as well, you know
@@lauragoreni3020 yeah, we know. But it's still fun to giggle at.
It's actually a really nice name.
@@lauragoreni3020 no shit. Calm down
I’m glad you enjoyed that part haha
When I first heard Asol I was like OMG 😂😂😂 then I realised that she's Russian
Ya 😂 American girl may have had to hold in opinions
Not every sound means the same in other languages.
@@lauragoreni3020 asol is pronounced kinda like asshole a swear word
@@lauragoreni3020 duh
@@JoshHutchersonOfficial It's pronounced differently than in English.
Oh my gosh 😬noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
This is so amazing 😻
World friends I love you
Урааа, наконец то Россия в чате.. то есть в видео)) Я, если честно, даже не надеялся. А ведь это хорошая идея. Так же как сравнивать польский взгляд на мир, и английский например или американский. Все же разница в языках и культуре заметнее, чем между Англией и Францией, имхо.
Hooray, finally Russia is represented in the video.😁
To be honest, I didn't even hope. But it's a good idea. Just like, for example, comparing the Polish view of things and English or American. Still, the difference in languages and culture here is bigger than that of England and France, imho.
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Emma and Assol, it was very nice to see you in the video. I hope you will appear more often. I am looking forward to meeting Assol with other people, for example with Christina or Lauren.
Regarding unsmiling, I think it's because we are constantly walking in our thoughts on the street, and we are also not used to showing our emotions to strangers. With friends, we also laugh, fool around, joke, like everyone else (well, maybe less than Italians or Americans 😄)).
Of course, like everywhere else, we have different people, there are rude, polite, kind and indifferent. But I think that most of us are still sympathetic and sincere people, and if you get to know us better, you will understand that we can be best friends. We are open to friends and are always ready to help. We will always honestly say everything we think, and we will expect the same from others (although of course, it is not necessary to cover up outright rudeness with this honesty).
Тимчасово існуюче непорозуміння під назвою російська федерація.
Wait, that's not Christina ...
Nice Video Girls Keep Up The Good Work.......
Thank you so much! :)
很有趣啊。
You have to find Russian who have been to America. Cause Asol (it’s absolutely not typical and sooo rare Russian name) so funny and believe in American stereotypes 😁
But I’m really enjoyed this video.
P.S. east coast people don’t smile as often as west or south coast guys 😏
P.p.s thx for your channel it helps me to improve my English 😇
I'm from Russia too 🇷🇺
Нас здесь таких много))
@@Doctor.Whommm, ты тоже татарин?
@@Тойво Ну не совсем.)) Хотя чего только в моей крови нет. Но человек написал, что он из России тоже. На что я и отвечал.
@@Тойво догадайся кто? Но не татарин точно
Asol tried to be nice and friendly and somehow idk why I feel like Emma was just freak out 😂
TRUE!
We actually had nice introductions but just to let you know this video is edited and a lot of things are cut out or it’s out of order from the original order of the discussion. Asol and I are friends and I hope that gives more insight :)
@@emmasherbine5938 thank you for explaining ^^
@@isaythat2063 no problem!! I hope you enjoyed the video otherwise :)
YAY RUSSIA 🇷🇺❤️🤩
As a Brit I'm with the Russians with the smiling
I'm American and same. A lot of the time in my Choir class, we're forced to smile and it makes me wanna smile even less.
Emma is so cute
i love your channel. you are suitable for youtube. I teach Russian
Good. Love to watched the cold war enemies sitting together and sharing their thoughts.
I would have liked to hear more of this So well done!
BTW, the videos always look milky, is that the way you guys want it presented?
Stereotypes from Russia that i know 🇷🇺 : call someone "Tovarish" , drink vodka , cold , snow ❄ , Moscow , Rasputin
Most of these stereotypes are not so untrue...
Especially when you drink vodka, in winter frosty Moscow, with Rasputin, you involuntarily become comrades and call him "tovarish' ".🤣
But you didn't mention bears on the streets. It pleases.😉
That's all about russians
Seems like a Cold war here!!! HAHA
Please do an swedish episode too😂🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
많은 러시아 사람들이 곰을 러시아의 상징으로 여기지 않는다고...
Many Russian doesn't think bear isn't symbol of Russia...
Проблема в том что не все россияне русские,
~200 этнических групп это не шутки
Асоль молодец!
Русские не улыбаются из-за травмирующего воспитания в детстве. Все время надо себя контролировать, по мнению родителей
Что за бред?
Просто не видят смысла улыбатся без повода
@@notfound9816 согласна!
2:30 cracked me up so hard
Slovenian women are generally very stubborn and have a strong character, although outwardly they try not to show it because of their delicacy. They often put themselves above men, therefore marriages with foreigners are common.Everyone will have their own opinion on this topic.I can add that even in the villages, many girls do not bother themselves with hard work at all; they paint their nails, do super expensive hairstyles and wait for even black princes to do nothing.
Actually, being a native Russian, I’d say not all women ask men for a help, but they do. Not often, but they do.
what kind/type of help? for example :)
Ohh so happy to have a Russian in the crew ^_^
TBH, I just focus on Emma all the time, and without paying attention to what they're saying.
SHE IS SO LIT🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video! :)
How am I this early
Asol? Pink Asol? KEKW
I’m American and I smile a lot. I don’t need a “reason” to smile other than I like smiling and it gives me great pleasure. It’s weird to me that people think smiling requires a justification. I was raised to be grateful for my blessings. I also think we Americans especially Southerners are generally conditioned with the idea it’s important/good manners to be welcoming to people and it’s the right to offer the discouraged encouragement. A 😊 and a kind word is a small gesture but can be a major thing because someone in crisis may need it. We also have this thing called Pay It Forward where we will sometimes pay stranger’s bills at restaurants and other places. I’ve been on both ends of that. “This is the day that the Lord has made. We will rejoice and be glad in it.” “This little light of mine. I’m going to let it shine.”
I like visiting the Caribbean more than Europe. They tend to be more my vibe. 🇺🇸
That is all so true! I just always remember being told I should smile when doing presentations, during interviews, at parties, etc. to make a good impression. However I totally agree acts of kindness and paying it forward can be even better than a smile at times! Thanks for your insight :)
Nah see my sisters and i where always taught we had to smile out in public at people other wise it was rude we hate smiling at people I don't know we have just a natural resting bitch face so we have to consintrate to smile lol but maybe that's just the introvert in us stranger danger and all but it's the rules of the south, it's like saying thank you, your welcome, yes ma'am, no sir, how are you today ,I have to say it out of obligation other wise I'm rude so I do it not because I "enjoy" doing that and I expect others to do follow said rules and if they don't it's irritating lol I feel like are courtesies are a southerners armor in a way it's not a I love being nice thing it's a cultural thing, and we are deep south from Georgia . be at my second job having to smile and be super nice gets exhausting lol
@@nightlyrowentree6047 My family roots are in a rural predominantly black farming community in AL. I was never told to smile maybe because I was born a smiley kid. Most of my family is like that. We frequently whistle or sing to ourselves. Yes in the South it’s considered rude not to say yes ma’am, no sir, thank you and people will think you have no home training if you don’t. But I take pride in that aspect of our culture. I’m a people person and people call me “shy” as a joke because I will strike up conversations with a stranger on a dime. Not saying we don’t ever feel down but we are taught not to dwell in it. My grandma called it “the attitude of gratitude.” . I went into television news reporting because I like talking to people and hearing their stories. I had a coworker who has RBF and sometimes I would want to ask him a question but wasn’t sure if it was a bad time. Then he explained he wasn’t angry just had a RBF. I have had many people come up to me say they did so because I was smiling and came across as more approachable. I understand not everyone is like this but I don’t think assuming every smiling super chatty American is being fake is fair either. Seems like some non Americans here assume it’s fake.
@@emmasherbine5938 i’m a big time extrovert. I’m the person who has danced on bartops completely sober. 😂
@@anndeecosita3586 see small town 98 graduated my senior year poor family I'm nice but I have a natural resting sad/bitch face I guess so if I don't pay attention I don't smile which sucks lol people ask are you okay all the time which I brush of with humor, but yes at work I'm trying to always smile and people approach and tell me how they are I don't mind let them ranting I just don't enjoy smiling to strangers stranger danger taught very young do not trust strangers they will grab you and steal you away so maybe that stuck but I also didn't have a very hugey smiley family we loved each other cousins and siblings but we didn't cuddle we have drama usually my crazy aunt in Florida and her family they need Jesus, raised old school style but I had many a friend at school bomb rush me for hugs and loved hugs and smiles I would freeze like a deer in head lights when they did it take me a second lol now my step mothers family love talking to strangers and smiling and going to parties all the time yeah there's 2 sides of the coin I care and I don't like being rude but the courtesy thing is also a gadging think see if there generally nice or not ,you also just have plain rude people of course but what society doesn't have those.
3:04, customize
I'm russian and i don't get it, cause we don't have a synonym for a word like this i guess
Can someone explain to me what Customizing means? I've just googled it and didn't get it :(
ну типа выбирать что ты хочешь в своем бургере/ пицце. типа пиццу на каком тесте: толстом, тонком, сыр - моцарелла или брынза, колбаса - пепперони или салями
First i thought they were twins
They look like they've hit it off nicely. Maybe we'll see more of them together!
I agree! I really enjoyed my time with Asol!
It’s sad that there are almost no Russians or Ukrainians in your content
Asol...? Sounds like.. Anyway 🤣🤣👍👍
Nevermind
Can someone explain the yellow school bus thing the Russian girl was interested in?
Fresh flesh
Bring some Brazillian people pleease!! I would love to see those reactions about our culture and stereotypes 😁
I'd like to see that too, but you have to remember that this is in Korea. How many Brazilians are there in Korea?
2:57 something we love to see, strong independent women, i like her a lot already
Oke....I will not make fun of the realy sweet and friendly russian girl's name....no....🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐
Just a suggestion, perhaps in the future the staff could prepare blankets or something for guests who wear mini skirts or dresses? :)
And some hijab or burqa
Who else was laughing in the beginning
Nederland 🇳🇱🥺
Lol the us we’re so diverse I feel like she can’t speak for all of us cause it’s so many cultures in America
Her accent is very very small as a 2nd generation immigrant of America. But it's noticeable
Emma :)
I was born and raised in the USA- I have a birth certificate to prove it 😂
@@emmasherbine5938 really? Your parents aren't 1st generation immigrants to this country? I swear I hear a bit of Slavic sounds in your voice. I apologize!
Love this content though! Keep it up, the new faces are fresh, just hope you keep the veterans and intermingle! ^-^
No my family has been in the United States for several generations :) I just have an east coast dialect- also I’m new to filming so I was nervous so I sound different haha
Thank you for the feedback and I’m glad you enjoyed the video! :) I hope to do more!
@@austinsontv some US accents still have remnants of other countries many generations later. I thought for years a coworker was like a second generation Haitian but turned out she was from New Orleans no recent immigrants.Another time I met a guy from Michigan a Youper they can them. I thought he was from a Scandinavian country or something based on how he spoke. Nope.
Those random sounds are awful
It's a very east asian thing to have random sounds, text or emoji's all over when you watch their tv shows or some videos.
It is too short
You're creative keep going✨✨✨✨✨..
Sender:your brother (Baraa) from Palestine
🇵🇸🇺🇲
Russia!
Hey! It was wonderful.. Americans and Russian, beautiful combo. By the way I would love if you will bring an Indian, so excited to see an Indian spilling all the stereotypes and an Indian view.
2:51 LMAO, as a Russian i'll tell you that it isn't true at all
Why alawys people thinks All Americans have blonde and white..
I see nothing wrong with smiling
There's nothing wrong with smiling, but Americans do it all the time, even when there's not a clear reason for it, and it can be perceived as tiring by other cultures. Like, projected/forced positivity or something. Again, nothing wrong with smiling, but rather doing it all the time can feel unnatural.
@@lauragoreni3020 I don’t need a “reason” to smile beyond the fact that I like to smile and it gives me great pleasure. It’s tiring when people from other cultures feel entitled to an explanation for why someone is smiling.
4:08 what is SNS?
It's social media in Konglish
Men of culture don't care about nationality, but then thighs though
I missed Christmas and Lauren
Im not Russian but i think smiling to strangers is not ok .
(Especially whene you have your husband/wife next to you )
Naasdrovia.. Yargozarmoida..
Excuse me, aren't you the one writing Russian lines for Hollywood movies? The first one I understood is "na zdorovie", but the second one does nothing at all. Not a clue. 😅
@@Doctor.Whommm Lol. Finally, i am caught red handed. No surprise, by the Russians. (Heyy, Vladd, coome heere, pick dis guy upp.) I made the second word by myself, Irene karkuszewska.. Khabib "The Eagle"
@@Doctor.Whommm na zdrowie :D
Support USA 🇺🇲
I do not intend to be offensive but when I heard the name of the Russian woman I was literally like
"Her name is what......😳"
Then I saw the spelling.
Россия занимает первое место в мире по балансу между работой и личной жизнью. 🥰🥰🥰Россияне работают, чтобы жить, а не живут, чтобы работать, как в большинстве западных стран. В частности, Москва заняла третье место в международном рейтинге городов-экспатов за 2020 год по общей удовлетворенности работой.
Да откуда Вы берёте эти сказки? В Европе, к примеру, в среднем меньше работают, чем в России и больше уделяют времени личной жизни. Я не знаю, откуда Вы берёте это "первое место в мире по балансу между работой и личной жизнью". Это даже смешно, что в России во многих местах работают и по 10 чаов в день, когда как в Европе уже в некоторых странах чуть ли не 7 часов в день.
Cool
No offense,Emma's English doesn't really sound American to me,but probably because I didn't really have much exposure to the accents from different region in the US
Every region in America has different accents and dialects. She sounds like me. I'm from the East Coast, and many of us speak English like this.
There are videos on TH-cam about the many dialects and accents of the US. You should check it out if you are interested. Not everyone speaks like they are from California or Texas.
I’m born and raised in the USA but I’m from the east coast so maybe that’s why haha
We have many accents but Hollywood only portrays a few so the world gets the impression we all sound alike. There is a video where a dialect coach does a tour of North America. It’s awesome
Any someone from Arabic?
russian woman: my name is asol
the american woman: (i'll just pretend that i heard she said ashley)
I'm just curious if Asol heard her name in America English. In America, it sounds like an inappropriate word used for name calling. I'm not going to say the word, but we know.
deadass named they kid "asol" 💀💀💀
It's a rare Russian name, not everything sounds the same in every language.
@@JekaterinaZyryanova sory😢
Ассоль
I'm sorry, your name is WHAT?!
Greetings to France from Russia. I thought you'd laugh.))
bring back Christina, we revolt,
no offence to anyone, i liked emma too, but we want christina
It’s understandable- Christina is really awesome!
Russian clothing are more polite than usa, more cloth than skin... usa almost naked some time...
Please someone from Pakistan