Please check and subscribe my new channel. th-cam.com/channels/WPiZABtV4_CEE46K8LFDEQ.html I have many new videos there. Thank you for your support Now I post Moscow walks. Some new episodes: The shortest and most expensive Moscow street. Part 1 th-cam.com/video/_un0lGzBgLE/w-d-xo.html Window Shopping & Walking around MOSCOW GUM STORE 2020 Part 2 th-cam.com/video/TEURGmaISGo/w-d-xo.html Explore Russian Winter Fair 2020 on Red Square Part 3 th-cam.com/video/PagC6q9kzWU/w-d-xo.html Winter walk in the most famous park in Moscow Part 4 th-cam.com/video/joA3bTya8gI/w-d-xo.html
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Now I went to google maps and saw where this district is. A few years back I went to Russian sites, learning Russian songs (in Yugoslavia and socialism we sang quite a few Russian songs and I liked them very much). I work in kindergarten and we also have children and parents from Russia. Children teach me to count Russian, sing Russian songs. Every year in March, we have the Maslenica Festival in Ljubljana. Children and adults from Russia come, sing and dance. Thanks for the video! Good luck in the new year of 2020, a nice celebration and greetings from Ljubljana, Slovenia!
For years, we’ve been led to believe the average Russian lives so much below us in living standards. This show proves their just like us in so many ways! Peace to both of us!!
First time watching from Shelbyville, Tn. The white tree was beautiful! And the food looked delicious. Thank you, Happy New Year, HUGS & Blessings, Marilyn
Watching this vlog I clearly see how much work Valeriya actually does, the channel exists since 2016 or so, and has only 50k subscribers. I wish this channel a lot more success! It deserves that, nice work! Keep it up! 👍😉
Hello Valerina. What an amazing "Super Store" so many items to purchase under one roof, I particularly enjoyed the tour of the food department, Yum Yum !! It is unbelievable and at reasonable cost too, Thank you and Alex. Seasonal Good Wishes to you both.
I discovered you yesterday and have to tell you how delighted I am - I loved this video and now storing up many others to watch, so Thank You, and I look forward to seeing more in my Email box ! From 🇬🇧 with love !!!
Thank you for showing us your Christmas trees and ornaments. I liked the Polar bear with a baby on her back. Our Daughter purchased a tree with the lights already on them. She didn't like the color of the lights so she took it back and purchased a different one with lights she liked better. We moved to California to be close to her and the family. So it is wonderful having them close to us. I thought I would miss the snow but it feels no different. I pray you had a blessed Christmas.
I could look in this store for hours. I like the assortment of small trees, we couldn't find such a selection this year. Happy New Year and then Christmas 😀.
This is great. Makes me feel like I’m there experiencing it. I was born in Russia, and grew up in the United States, so I have no idea what anything is like over there. Thanks for the videos.
Momma’s Boy believe me this not how all Russia looks. This is still pretty big city. If You would go to town 5000-10000 population it’s a different story. Nothing like this.
I’m currently living in NY originally from Prague I like your videos and feel I must go back to Europe and visit Russia as well which I never did thx 😊
I think i will move to Russia for a year and see how i like it. I have been on holiday and i loved being there, but hoilday is not the same as living. Sending love from England.
Spend some months in Moscow and then some time in Omsk. Siberia is a different country. And don't choose Chelyabinsk or Novosibirsk, too grim for a Westerner.
@@janalampert9194 Im actually underweight. A stealth 120lbs. And as far as being civilized..what exactly are you referring to? You don't even know me or anything about me.
@@jamiedaley6083 I think that she did not speak personally about you, but about the American nation as a whole. Exceptions exist always and it is very pleasant that you are this exception.
Well that was so cool. loved the food court. I was surprised that inside it looked between a Walmart and a Big Lots Store in the U.S.. Have a Happy New Year 2020
Dear Valerie - You are beautiful; your videos are all lovely, and some are very beautiful and breathtaking, I get mist-eyed; Sheffi is beautiful; you're music is beautiful; your dacha is beautiful (I love the "orange" color); even Alex is beautiful. Thank YOU for your beautiful, civilized channels. I was born in the USA, but I've always loved Russia. The late 19th C. Russia seems so familiar to me; perhaps I had a prior life there. Please try to forgive my bellicose country: it is the fault of the parasites occupying our government, not our people. Please forgive me if I've misspelled your name. Please also, what is the beautiful piano piece you play? I've heard it on other channels, especially the highly recommended Yesterday Today channel. Good luck, and thank YOU so much, again!
Hello from Finland! 👋 I watched your video and I can see how many common things we have between Finland and Russia. For example the cakes they are almost the same here! The food is pretty similar too, not everything but i could see some few things. But the prices are still mote expensive than I was expected! But it's ok, as long people from there have this money to buy everything I guess it's fine 😅. Nazderovia!
I LIVE IN VANCOUVER, CANADA...I LOVE THESE SHOPPING VIDEOS YOU PRESENT TO US...THANKYOU, AND LOVELY CHRISTMAS HYMNS TO GO WITH! CAN'T BEAT THAT!...KEEP BRINGING THESE WARM & INVITING VIDEOS...;)
poor Alex, seems it hurts to smile , but he's seems to be a good man & joyful!,... how is his royal highness (Sheffield) been doing, ok I hope & your son, Alex hope he & others in your family are doing well., just want to wish you & your entire family a very Marry Christmas and a Happy New Year from here in America to you and everyone in Russia.....Bill P.
Schelkovo is not a provincial Russian city) It is almost a suburb of Moscow. If you want to get to know provincial Russia, drive 500-1000 km from Moscow.
It's something normal. For Russians, their prices aren't so cheap because their salaries are low in generally. You work in US so you have an higher salary than Russians. Low prices can't sustain high salaries so it's impossible to have prices in US as in Russia.
@@Clpser_ppwer Well, prices of a lot of stuff (like clothes or electronics, for example) are cheaper in the US than in Russia. Only food is much cheaper in Russia.
If someone from the old Soviet Union were suddenly to be transported forward in time to today and were to see this store with its abundance of food and goods, they would be shocked and would scarcely be able to believe that they were in Russia. I recall travelling in Eastern Europe during the days of communism, and there was scarcely anything available in stores with shelves' being ofttimes empty. The only stores that had even a little variety of food and other small items were foreign currency stores specifically for tourists. For me, seeing what modern Russians can buy at Christmastide and throughout the year is quite cheering and wonderful.
We had everything in the USSR. We had big stores and supermarkets full of everything too. The empty shelves were AFTER the USSR fell apart. It started falling apart sometime in 1989, but mostly everything disappeared from stores in 1991-92, after the collapse. Empty shelves were the RESULT (the consequence) of the fall of the USSR because all the production/manufacturing stopped then. During the Soviet times we had supermarkets full of everything. Obviously stores were different from the store in this video, but so were the stores in the US. If you compare an American store from 40-50 years ago it's not gonna look as modern or have the same variety of stuff sold as a store nowadays.
@@mysummertouch No, not just Moscow. I think you are comparing stores nowadays with stores back then. Of course we didn't have the variety of products we have nowadays, but the shelves were not empty. People had everything they needed.
It's like southern Ontario, Canada -- no snow this Xmas! Quite a large selection at the food court -- I am impressed! After Xmas we can buy all sorts of Xmas decorations, cards, etc for 1/2 price, so that is the time to buy for next year. Popular decorations here are angels, Santa, and Frostie the snowman. Not many families put up a Holy Family creche anymore as people are less religious. Happy New Year to you and yours!
All that food looks so good. I would have to try a small amount of everything. Buy your wrapping paper and little display things when they go on clearance sale.
@@novaackerman630 Do not be silly! If Christmas is not a holiday for you, it is your business. But in Russia we celebrate New Year and Christmas, and some people celebrate Kuyram Bayram! Here is FREEDOM OF CONFESSION.
Helena Rey, I’m not saying that we don’t celebrate it at all. I mean that in Russia net year is much bigger deal then in US for example and is celebrated by more ppl then Christmas
Thanks for this simple video of how regular people live and shop in Russia, we need to better understand how we all live if we're going to make this world work.
There are so many things in the mall to buy and people are really looking around and I would too if there. You was doing plenty of looking, but I didn't see you buy anything there. I wish you all a Happy New Year and wish you all the best in the new year.
TheBeanie2k cat is much better. We still go to the doctor. 1 time a week. The progress is positive 😊Sheffield is fat and lazy as always 🤗 thank you for watching and commenting. Happy new year 🎄🎁🎊🎉🛍
@@differentrussia. Thank you for replying. Animal lover here. Had a pup that looked liked Shef he passed away a little over a year ago. But have two cats whom are inside/outside cats. And Vet visits are also expensive here in the US. But what we don't do for our pets...
Hello guys. A short break in dacha construction. Some Christmas and New Year episodes will be here and on my 2d channel. (Please subscribe if you have not subscribed yet th-cam.com/channels/WPiZABtV4_CEE46K8LFDEQ.html ). Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you! Best wishes for a pleasant and successful New Year 2020!
Our Christmas is already past, but Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. When is the Russian Chrismas/New Year? I'm hoping that some day you, Alex and of course Shieffie take a walk down Ivanova Street there in Fryazino some day!
You're welcome. I am enjoying all your videos, but it's difficult sometimes to find the videos where I have made comments to see if you have honored me with a reply. We have much in common and strangely I feel as if you are my friend. I know my wife would have liked you too. Have a great New Year!
Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year to you and everyone in Russia too. Let us all wish for peace and understanding between all peoples and nations in 2020 and beyond.
Globus is a wonderful store. I wish we had such a store here but all we have is the horrible wally world and Meijers. Meijers is ok but compared to Globus it is tiny.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family including if course your animals, Sheffield and Masha and the turtles. Enjoyed this shopping trip. So many things to look at. ❤ 🎄🎉Larry and Cheryl Mitchell
I go to some smaller Russian stores where I live. I used to go to Russian supermarket, but they closed it. However, it was not as big and glorious as this one you are showing.
Looks just like the "Real Canadian Superstore" we have here in Canada. Not much different. In real life things are the same between our continents/countries, but politics will always try to focus on the differences. Sad but true.
Huh? Christmas in Russia is January 7. Russians are Christian Orthodox, the church follows a different calendar. However, Christmas in Russia is considered a 100% religious holiday, whereas most Russians are not religious at all. Therefore Christmas is not celebrated in Russia at all. Instead, Russians celebrate New Year the same way people in the westefn countries celebrate Christmas. Russians give each other presents on December 31st, not on the 24th. And the biggest meal of the year they eat at night on December 31st, not the 24th. All the decorations sold in the supermarket in the video are for the New Year, not for Christmas. They are called the New Year decorations, not Christmas decorations in Russia.
The Russian Orthodox Church uses the Julian calendar, which is 13 days behind the Gregorian, adopted in most countries. and since Russians are very fond of different holidays, they celebrate the so-called “Old New Year” (that is, according to the old style) from January 13 to 14 :)
Love your videos so pretty I looked all over for your name and PO Box but couldn't find it I was hoping to send you some craft stuff from Hobby Lobby Modpodge scrapbook paper stickers beautiful napkins and more
This is so different from the Russia I saw as a child.We went to visit family in Moscow.Felt we were being followed the whole time.A lovely book to read,is,A Russian/Scottish childhood by Eugenie Frazer.A beautiful pre revolution read I just read.London🌻
When I visited Russia I was expecting the same but it is such a modern and advanced country. The media here doesn't want us to see how beautiful really is. The shopping is amazing, the people are friendly and the food is incredible. :)
The red part of the poinsettia is not a flower but just red or yellow leaves, the actual flower is that tiny thing in the middle. Also, poinsettias grow like weeds, on the side of the highway, in Mexico. Lastly, the poinsettia is just a poisonous as the Oleander.
MERCY Fisher yes, China imports the goods everywhere. But if you really want to see the best Christmas decorations ever, you should look for Russian factories where they make not only balls but fairy tale characters, animals, birds, tiny houses. These decorations are made of glass and are rather expensive but they look marvelous!
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Winter walk in the most famous park in Moscow Part 4 th-cam.com/video/joA3bTya8gI/w-d-xo.html
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Now I went to google maps and saw where this district is. A few years back I went to Russian sites, learning Russian songs (in Yugoslavia and socialism we sang quite a few Russian songs and I liked them very much).
I work in kindergarten and we also have children and parents from Russia. Children teach me to count Russian, sing Russian songs. Every year in March, we have the Maslenica Festival in Ljubljana. Children and adults from Russia come, sing and dance.
Thanks for the video!
Good luck in the new year of 2020, a nice celebration and greetings from Ljubljana, Slovenia!
For years, we’ve been led to believe the average Russian lives so much below us in living standards. This show proves their just like us in so many ways! Peace to both of us!!
I like your shows they show the true Russia people and their lives. Not the government and it's beliefs.
@James Thomas : Governments rarely express the views of their people, usually only the views of the powerful. It’s terrible.
Yes, I agree 100%.
Russia ... A beautiful country, beautiful culture and the people are so friendly! Thank you for this upload👍
I am Russian. I m proud!!!
I love these walks through the stores at Christmas. The food looked REALLY delicious!
Thank you Liz:) a Christmas postcard is on the way to you:) Have great holidays!
My favorite mall in Moscow is Avia Park. My first time in Moscow during winter abd its so warm 😅
Covered parking is a blessing no matter what country you are in.
The supermarket is spacious and comfortable.
First time watching from Shelbyville, Tn. The white tree was beautiful! And the food looked delicious. Thank you, Happy New Year, HUGS & Blessings, Marilyn
How is the cold war against springfield going?if u see homer j s say hi
Watching this vlog I clearly see how much work Valeriya actually does, the channel exists since 2016 or so, and has only 50k subscribers. I wish this channel a lot more success! It deserves that, nice work! Keep it up! 👍😉
Hello Valerina. What an amazing "Super Store" so many items to purchase under one roof, I particularly enjoyed the tour of the food department, Yum Yum !! It is unbelievable and at reasonable cost too, Thank you and Alex. Seasonal Good Wishes to you both.
Your hat is very sweet! :) Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!
Marco Müller thank you , yes, I wanted smth funny for New Year holidays. No snow, no sun 😔I decided to buy a bear cap 🐻 just for fun. 🤗😊🎄
This store is HUGE. Love to see the similarities & differences from our xmas decorations, thanks for this video. Happy New Year from Canada
I love candles, but when I buy too beautiful ones, I never use them, because I do not want to spoil such cute things 😀
that is my problem also:)
@@differentrussia. what does Russian food taste like?
I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for showing us Russia from the normal person's perspective.
I just found your channel. It is wonderful! Thank you for taking the time to show scenes of today’s Russia and for explaining what we’re seeing.
Merry Christmas to my brothers and sisters in Russia from an Russian Orthodox Christian who is a American
God bless you and have a Merry Christmas
I discovered you yesterday and have to tell you how delighted I am - I loved this video and now storing up many others to watch, so Thank You, and I look forward to seeing more in my Email box ! From 🇬🇧 with love !!!
Thank you for showing us your Christmas trees and ornaments. I liked the Polar bear with a baby on her back. Our Daughter purchased a tree with the lights already on them. She didn't like the color of the lights so she took it back and purchased a different one with lights she liked better.
We moved to California to be close to her and the family. So it is wonderful having them close to us. I thought I would miss the snow but it feels no different. I pray you had a blessed Christmas.
I could look in this store for hours. I like the assortment of small trees, we couldn't find such a selection this year. Happy New Year and then Christmas 😀.
This is great. Makes me feel like I’m there experiencing it. I was born in Russia, and grew up in the United States, so I have no idea what anything is like over there. Thanks for the videos.
Momma’s Boy believe me this not how all Russia looks. This is still pretty big city. If You would go to town 5000-10000 population it’s a different story. Nothing like this.
advise you to see simple walks around the city from the GoodWalkers vlogger. You will learn a lot about Moscow )))
That's a super amazing mall,store,market ,buffet! Wish we had that in USA too
Snovym Godom from Peru.south America. Xx hope I say it correct!
yep! spasibo. same to you!
Arriba Peru!
From Arizona, thanks for the videos! Happy New Year, Peace and Love.
Merry Christmas! The food at the beginning looks so good!! And I love looking at Christmas decorations!🌲❤️
oh look! Cosco in Russia!!! this is great!! and I see cupcakes in the Christmas tree.... have not seen that in Canada yet:)
Thank you for sharing about life in Russia. Happy New Years to you.
I advise you to see simple walks around the city from the GoodWalkers vlogger. You will learn a lot about Moscow :)
@@HelenaRey Thank you. I will do that.
I’m currently living in NY originally from Prague I like your videos and feel I must go back to Europe and visit Russia as well which I never did thx 😊
I think i will move to Russia for a year and see how i like it.
I have been on holiday and i loved being there, but hoilday is not the same as living.
Sending love from England.
You will have to learn some basic Russian then, people in province don't speak English😉
Spend some months in Moscow and then some time in Omsk. Siberia is a different country.
And don't choose Chelyabinsk or Novosibirsk, too grim for a Westerner.
@@Alice-in-USA И кто тут пропаганду разводит?
Правильно! продажный тролль Олга Т. из голодной Украины )))))
That was really awesome! Love Russian people. Really no different from us folks in the USA. Merry Christmas !
Jamie Daley what you mean by really no different from us. They are different. They are not fat like you and more civilised.
@@janalampert9194 Im actually underweight. A stealth 120lbs. And as far as being civilized..what exactly are you referring to? You don't even know me or anything about me.
@@jamiedaley6083 I think that she did not speak personally about you, but about the American nation as a whole. Exceptions exist always and it is very pleasant that you are this exception.
Interesting content...Looks like a nice modern shopping mall.
New subscriber from the USA!
I would love to see how you decorate your apartment for Christmas.
We don't at all. We do it for New Year)).
preevyet. merry christmas and s novym godam
spasibo. same to you! )
It's amazing when I see videos like this because I realize all people are much more alike than we realize.
I Loved those awful Santas and blue lady angels 😂
They look so retro 1950s😍
Thanks for the entertainment!
Well that was so cool. loved the food court. I was surprised that inside it looked between a Walmart and a Big Lots Store in the U.S.. Have a Happy New Year 2020
Dear Valerie - You are beautiful; your videos are all lovely, and some are very beautiful and breathtaking, I get mist-eyed; Sheffi is beautiful; you're music is beautiful; your dacha is beautiful (I love the "orange" color); even Alex is beautiful.
Thank YOU for your beautiful, civilized channels. I was born in the USA, but I've always loved Russia. The late 19th C. Russia seems so familiar to me; perhaps I had a prior life there.
Please try to forgive my bellicose country: it is the fault of the parasites occupying our government, not our people.
Please forgive me if I've misspelled your name. Please also, what is the beautiful piano piece you play? I've heard it on other channels, especially the highly recommended Yesterday Today channel. Good luck, and thank YOU so much, again!
Always fun to go to Globus with you and Alex. I like borscht. Happy New Year. Now come on spring :-)
Hello from Finland! 👋 I watched your video and I can see how many common things we have between Finland and Russia. For example the cakes they are almost the same here! The food is pretty similar too, not everything but i could see some few things.
But the prices are still mote expensive than I was expected! But it's ok, as long people from there have this money to buy everything I guess it's fine 😅.
Nazderovia!
I LIVE IN VANCOUVER, CANADA...I LOVE THESE SHOPPING VIDEOS YOU PRESENT TO US...THANKYOU, AND LOVELY CHRISTMAS HYMNS TO GO WITH! CAN'T BEAT THAT!...KEEP BRINGING THESE WARM & INVITING VIDEOS...;)
Hope your Christmas was wonderful and that you have a blessed New Year, Valeria and Alex!
poor Alex, seems it hurts to smile , but he's seems to be a good man & joyful!,... how is his royal highness (Sheffield) been doing, ok I hope & your son, Alex hope he & others in your family are doing well., just want to wish you & your entire family a very Marry Christmas and a Happy New Year from here in America to you and everyone in Russia.....Bill P.
Awesome! Keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing more of your home land. Happy New year.
Thank you for taking us along, it was fun! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year😇😇😇
The market looks so great and big . I haven’t been to Russia yet, I hope one day I can go. It is a beautiful country.
Schelkovo is not a provincial Russian city) It is almost a suburb of Moscow. If you want to get to know provincial Russia, drive 500-1000 km from Moscow.
Showing lovely Russian people ❤️❤️🇬🇧
I can't believe the prices in the food court there. Here in the US everything is 5 times more expensive.
It's something normal. For Russians, their prices aren't so cheap because their salaries are low in generally. You work in US so you have an higher salary than Russians. Low prices can't sustain high salaries so it's impossible to have prices in US as in Russia.
@@Clpser_ppwer
Well, prices of a lot of stuff (like clothes or electronics, for example) are cheaper in the US than in Russia. Only food is much cheaper in Russia.
Probably about 3 x more in the UK for some stuff. Hard to give a broad rule because some bread products and bakery were not far off UK prices.
You really can't believe? And you will believe that earnings are there 10 times less than in the US?
@@jpw6893
Those pies in the bakery that cost 30 cents in Russia would cost $3 in the US.
Your supermarket voyages are some of my favorites. I download them all. Keep them coming in 2020.
That was very very interesting. I really enjoyed your shop in a Russian store. That was so very interesting.
Thank you for sharing your country it's amazing!
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This is a very informative and interesting video. Thanks for making it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!
I hope you and Alex have a wonderful Christmas! ❤️
Glad to hear you say "Christmas shopping" and not "holiday shopping"....👍
If someone from the old Soviet Union were suddenly to be transported forward in time to today and were to see this store with its abundance of food and goods, they would be shocked and would scarcely be able to believe that they were in Russia. I recall travelling in Eastern Europe during the days of communism, and there was scarcely anything available in stores with shelves' being ofttimes empty. The only stores that had even a little variety of food and other small items were foreign currency stores specifically for tourists. For me, seeing what modern Russians can buy at Christmastide and throughout the year is quite cheering and wonderful.
We had everything in the USSR. We had big stores and supermarkets full of everything too. The empty shelves were AFTER the USSR fell apart. It started falling apart sometime in 1989, but mostly everything disappeared from stores in 1991-92, after the collapse. Empty shelves were the RESULT (the consequence) of the fall of the USSR because all the production/manufacturing stopped then. During the Soviet times we had supermarkets full of everything. Obviously stores were different from the store in this video, but so were the stores in the US. If you compare an American store from 40-50 years ago it's not gonna look as modern or have the same variety of stuff sold as a store nowadays.
@@elena79rus Not truth.I remember empty white shelves in my childhood before 1991. Or you remember only your Moscow
@@mysummertouch
No, not just Moscow. I think you are comparing stores nowadays with stores back then. Of course we didn't have the variety of products we have nowadays, but the shelves were not empty. People had everything they needed.
Thank you from Portland, Oregon.
It's like southern Ontario, Canada -- no snow this Xmas! Quite a large selection at the food court -- I am impressed! After Xmas we can buy all sorts of Xmas decorations, cards, etc for 1/2 price, so that is the time to buy for next year. Popular decorations here are angels, Santa, and Frostie the snowman. Not many families put up a Holy Family creche anymore as people are less religious. Happy New Year to you and yours!
Look the same as America. Love your videos. Thank you.
All that food looks so good. I would have to try a small amount of everything. Buy your wrapping paper and little display things when they go on clearance sale.
Really enjoyed seeing that Russians are not much different than the West when it comes to Christmas celebrations. Thanks for posting!
JT Paar yes! The store looks very much like some of the newer, bigger supermarkets here in Pennsylvania.
I liked a lot of the decorative merchandise. Much nicer than what you would find in a WalMart.
JT Paar the only big difference is that we don’t really celebrate Christmas in Russia, we celebrate New Year)
@@novaackerman630 Do not be silly! If Christmas is not a holiday for you, it is your business. But in Russia we celebrate New Year and Christmas, and some people celebrate Kuyram Bayram! Here is FREEDOM OF CONFESSION.
Helena Rey, I’m not saying that we don’t celebrate it at all. I mean that in Russia net year is much bigger deal then in US for example and is celebrated by more ppl then Christmas
That cake/bread display at the beginning...is it at the entrance of the store? I could never walk passed it going in and coming out!
Terry Shepherd yes, near the entrance
The bread smells so good that it attracts customers, so that should be at the entrance!
The auto subtitles below your videos are just hilarious. Rubles become troubles, for example 😂
A really interesting video. Nice to see inside a Russian supermarket. I live in the UK and the prices in your Pectopah are very very good.
beautiful! merry christmas and happy new year 2020! i do hope alot of the manufacturing is russian made!
Love the Christmas decorations. Very pretty
What a lovely Russian shop! Reminds me of Polish shops too!
Thanks for this simple video of how regular people live and shop in Russia, we need to better understand how we all live if we're going to make this world work.
Thank you for taking us on a lovely little field trip. Hope you had a nice holiday
Thank you for posting- I’m from Las Vegas, USA- I was very surprised at how similar your store are to some of our stores
There are so many things in the mall to buy and people are really looking around and I would too if there. You was doing plenty of looking, but I didn't see you buy anything there. I wish you all a Happy New Year and wish you all the best in the new year.
My first video and I loved it I'm a new fan. I find it very interesting that prices are not much different there in Russia then here in America
you should do more about how people live in Russia. Cause we love the dacha and building. And no updates on the cat or sheff after vet office.
TheBeanie2k cat is much better. We still go to the doctor. 1 time a week. The progress is positive 😊Sheffield is fat and lazy as always 🤗 thank you for watching and commenting. Happy new year 🎄🎁🎊🎉🛍
@@differentrussia. Thank you for replying. Animal lover here. Had a pup that looked liked Shef he passed away a little over a year ago. But have two cats whom are inside/outside cats. And Vet visits are also expensive here in the US. But what we don't do for our pets...
Globus My favorite shop im Czech Republic
Thank you for this great video.
Hello guys. A short break in dacha construction. Some Christmas and New Year episodes will be here and on my 2d channel. (Please subscribe if you have not subscribed yet th-cam.com/channels/WPiZABtV4_CEE46K8LFDEQ.html
). Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you! Best wishes for a pleasant and successful New Year 2020!
Our Christmas is already past, but Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. When is the Russian Chrismas/New Year? I'm hoping that some day you, Alex and of course Shieffie take a walk down Ivanova Street there in Fryazino some day!
Thx!!.
You're welcome. I am enjoying all your videos, but it's difficult sometimes to find the videos where I have made comments to see if you have honored me with a reply. We have much in common and strangely I feel as if you are my friend. I know my wife would have liked you too. Have a great New Year!
Different Russia Thank you for sharing this beautiful video. Merry Christmas 🎄 and Happy New Year from Canada 🇨🇦 Blessings
Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year to you and everyone in Russia too. Let us all wish for peace and understanding between all peoples and nations in 2020 and beyond.
Wish I was there. Love your show. Thanks
Wow! I wish we had a Globus in the US. That's a humongous store!
Globus is a wonderful store. I wish we had such a store here but all we have is the horrible wally world and Meijers. Meijers is ok but compared to Globus it is tiny.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family including if course your animals, Sheffield and Masha and the turtles. Enjoyed this shopping trip. So many things to look at. ❤ 🎄🎉Larry and Cheryl Mitchell
Cheryl Mitchell 😊 thank you. Happy New Year! 🎊🎆🎈 a small gift is on the way to you🎁🎄
@@differentrussia. how nice of you. I look forward to getting it. Your so busy that makes it extra special. Thank you. Happy New Year! ❤
I go to some smaller Russian stores where I live. I used to go to Russian supermarket, but they closed it. However, it was not as big and glorious as this one you are showing.
Looks just like the "Real Canadian Superstore" we have here in Canada. Not much different. In real life things are the same between our continents/countries, but politics will always try to focus on the differences. Sad but true.
I also have a small tree instead of a big one 😁 Happy New Year all the best
It’s 2020, and Russians are still celebrating Christmas. I’m happy for them
Huh? Christmas in Russia is January 7. Russians are Christian Orthodox, the church follows a different calendar.
However, Christmas in Russia is considered a 100% religious holiday, whereas most Russians are not religious at all. Therefore Christmas is not celebrated in Russia at all. Instead, Russians celebrate New Year the same way people in the westefn countries celebrate Christmas. Russians give each other presents on December 31st, not on the 24th. And the biggest meal of the year they eat at night on December 31st, not the 24th. All the decorations sold in the supermarket in the video are for the New Year, not for Christmas. They are called the New Year decorations, not Christmas decorations in Russia.
The Russian Orthodox Church uses the Julian calendar, which is 13 days behind the Gregorian, adopted in most countries.
and since Russians are very fond of different holidays, they celebrate the so-called “Old New Year” (that is, according to the old style) from January 13 to 14 :)
Love your videos so pretty I looked all over for your name and PO Box but couldn't find it I was hoping to send you some craft stuff from Hobby Lobby Modpodge scrapbook paper stickers beautiful napkins and more
Very interesting, I enjoyed seeing video!
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2020
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so finally! youtube has suggested something fun and different! Thank you!
This is so different from the Russia I saw as a child.We went to visit family in Moscow.Felt we were being followed the whole time.A lovely book to read,is,A Russian/Scottish childhood by Eugenie Frazer.A beautiful pre revolution read I just read.London🌻
Very Cool store, looks better than my hometown Walmart. :o)
Shocked at how modern looking it all was. I guess I still picture the old stereotype Russia, old, run down, impoverished. Am glad that is not so.
When I visited Russia I was expecting the same but it is such a modern and advanced country. The media here doesn't want us to see how beautiful really is. The shopping is amazing, the people are friendly and the food is incredible. :)
It's all over the world now... globalization
We're still impoverished, unless we live in a big city.
R.B. Oakley 👍
@@AndreiBerezin Only lazy ones.
You have the same Chinese Christmas stuff we have.
Where do you have it?
@@DenEz_TV Los Angeles
China doesn’t believe/celebrate Christmas.
The red part of the poinsettia is not a flower but just red or yellow leaves, the actual flower is that tiny thing in the middle.
Also, poinsettias grow like weeds, on the side of the highway, in Mexico.
Lastly, the poinsettia is just a poisonous as the Oleander.
You brought up a really good point. Poinsettias should be kept out of the reach of pets who like to munch on the leaves.
Is it dangerous for dogs?
Very true...and the red and yellow leaves are called "bracts".
Happy Holidays to you and your family from Pennsylvania, USA. Those Christmas plants are poison to dogs and cats. Love your videos!
question. is everything made from china as here in USA?
MERCY Fisher yes, China imports the goods everywhere. But if you really want to see the best Christmas decorations ever, you should look for Russian factories where they make not only balls but fairy tale characters, animals, birds, tiny houses. These decorations are made of glass and are rather expensive but they look marvelous!
Wow that food looks so good and the prices are so great 👍
Hello I am a subscriber of your channel. Thanks for sharing this excellent video about Russian super market and price of different things.
always interested in your trips to the grocery stores, thanks....say happy New Year to sheffield from poppy cat in Montana
Oh my I could spend so much money, the figurines are beautiful
Very similar to a supermarket here in Sweden. Thanks for sharing. always interesting how it looks in other countries.