Many foreigners get it wrong when they say something like “Christmas market” about Russia, when in fact it is “New Year's market”. In Russia, Christmas is celebrated on January 7. All of these decorations are for New Year's Eve. New Year is the most important holiday among Russians.
This festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas")! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year". Елка в данном случае - чисто рождественский атрибут (вместо пальмы в Иерусалиме), это большевики не стали настраивать против себя народ и оставили елку, но назвали ее новогодней. Но их время закончилось, и елка вновь вернула свой смысл, и поэтому фестиваль так и называется "Путешествие в Рождество"!
This festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas")! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year". Елка в данном случае - чисто рождественский атрибут (вместо пальмы в Иерусалиме), это большевики не стали настраивать против себя народ и оставили елку, но назвали ее новогодней. Но их время закончилось, и елка вновь вернула свой смысл, и поэтому фестиваль так и называется "Путешествие в Рождество"!
@@СтудияПозитивчик That's an interesting name. However, if you ask Russians about decorations and Christmas trees in cities, more than 95 percent of them will say that they are New Year's. Preparations for the holiday in Russia are also New Year's. Интересное название. Тем не менее, ксли вы спросите россиян насчет украшений и ёлок в городах, свыше 95 процентов назовут их новогодними. Приготовления к празднику в России -- тоже новогодние. In the last 5 minutes of every year, the president of Russia wishes everyone a Happy New Year in his address, no “Merry upcoming Christmas” in his speech. В последние 5 минут каждого года президент страны поздравляет всех с новым годом в своем обращении, никаких "с наступающим рождеством" в его речи нет. Among foreigners, the common expression “we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year”, in Russia there is no such thing. Среди иностранцев устоявшееся выражение "we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year", в России такого нет.
@@СтудияПозитивчик That's an interesting name. However, if you ask Russians about decorations and Christmas trees in cities, more than 95 percent of them will say that they are New Year's. Preparations for the holiday in Russia are also New Year's. Интересное название. Тем не менее, ксли вы спросите россиян насчет украшений и ёлок в городах, свыше 95 процентов назовут их новогодними. Приготовления к празднику в России -- тоже новогодние. In the last 5 minutes of every year, the president of Russia wishes everyone a Happy New Year in his address, no “Merry upcoming Christmas” in his speech. В последние 5 минут каждого года президент страны поздравляет всех с новым годом в своем обращении, никаких "с наступающим рождеством" в его речи нет.
Thanks for the video! This festival in Moscow is called "Journey to Christmas"! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year" 😊
It's a pleasure to listen to you. You have excellent diction and I understand without translation. Thanks for the beautiful videos. I'm Russian, but I've never been to Moscow))
Merry Christmas to Catholics. We are mostly Orthodox. The heirs of Byzantium. That's why we have Christmas later. Catholics! I congratulate you! There are many religions and denominations in Russia, so the holidays are constant.😄 And New Year is a Soviet holiday. Everyone celebrates it. This is one of the two main holidays in Russia. Everyone is having fun. They set off fireworks and hug each other. Good luck, Peace and prosperity, people of the Earth! __________________________________________ С рождеством можно поздравить католиков. Мы в основном православные. Наследники Византии. Поэтому рождество у нас позже. Католики! Я вас поздравляю! В России много религий и конфессий, поэтому праздники постоянно😄 А Новый Год -это советский праздник. Его отмечают все. Это один из двух главных праздников России. Все веселятся. Запускают салюты и обнимаются. Добра, Мира и процветания, люди Земли!
Thank you VLOGSTAR for what you do! Your videos are incredibly interesting! I wish you happiness in the new year and I hope that you will visit and show us many more cities in Russia!!! 👍
У нас праздник называется Новый год. Он знаменует то, что мы дожили до нового года и жизнь продолжается с надеждой на то, что новый год будет лучше. Это, фактически, замена Рождеству, которое праздновалось еще в царской России. Но и Рождество мы отмечаем. Но это уже более религиозный праздник. По ночам 7 января проходит богослужение во всех церквях страны.
I got you 😀 I actually wanted to take a little holiday break. New videos with my voiceover will follow immediately after NewYear. By the way, I’ll upload my end of the year video before New Year with my voiceover!
Russians do not celebrate Anglo-Saxon՚s Christmas!!! Russians celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ on January 7. All decorations, markets and trees you see are New Year's decorations, New Year's fairs and New Year's fir trees... The Birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated by Russians in a more religiously spiritual way... Happy New Year!!!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Most Russians do not celebrate Catholic Christmas, and of course they celebrate Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the Julian calendar), but this festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas") ! It's just that because of the Bolsheviks, who changed the meaning and calendar, they called the Christmas tree a New Year's tree and because Orthodox Christmas is later than New Year's Eve, that is, the New Year comes first - therefore, all these CHRISTMAS decorations are also New Year's decorations. Christmas is the main holiday here, because the Christmas tree has always been decorated in Russia!
@@JasonB2025 My dear youtuber with the aluminum rim face, read my comment more carefully. I did not claim that Jesus Christ was born on January 7. Where did you see that? Maybe you just filled up with substandard gasoline for breakfast today? P. S. I wonder who the aluminized rims pray to?
Many foreigners get it wrong when they say something like “Christmas market” about Russia, when in fact it is “New Year's market”. In Russia, Christmas is celebrated on January 7. All of these decorations are for New Year's Eve. New Year is the most important holiday among Russians.
This festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas")! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year". Елка в данном случае - чисто рождественский атрибут (вместо пальмы в Иерусалиме), это большевики не стали настраивать против себя народ и оставили елку, но назвали ее новогодней. Но их время закончилось, и елка вновь вернула свой смысл, и поэтому фестиваль так и называется "Путешествие в Рождество"!
This festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas")! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year". Елка в данном случае - чисто рождественский атрибут (вместо пальмы в Иерусалиме), это большевики не стали настраивать против себя народ и оставили елку, но назвали ее новогодней. Но их время закончилось, и елка вновь вернула свой смысл, и поэтому фестиваль так и называется "Путешествие в Рождество"!
Thank you all for the information! Got it 👍
@@СтудияПозитивчик That's an interesting name. However, if you ask Russians about decorations and Christmas trees in cities, more than 95 percent of them will say that they are New Year's. Preparations for the holiday in Russia are also New Year's. Интересное название. Тем не менее, ксли вы спросите россиян насчет украшений и ёлок в городах, свыше 95 процентов назовут их новогодними. Приготовления к празднику в России -- тоже новогодние.
In the last 5 minutes of every year, the president of Russia wishes everyone a Happy New Year in his address, no “Merry upcoming Christmas” in his speech. В последние 5 минут каждого года президент страны поздравляет всех с новым годом в своем обращении, никаких "с наступающим рождеством" в его речи нет.
Among foreigners, the common expression “we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year”, in Russia there is no such thing. Среди иностранцев устоявшееся выражение "we wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year", в России такого нет.
@@СтудияПозитивчик That's an interesting name. However, if you ask Russians about decorations and Christmas trees in cities, more than 95 percent of them will say that they are New Year's. Preparations for the holiday in Russia are also New Year's. Интересное название. Тем не менее, ксли вы спросите россиян насчет украшений и ёлок в городах, свыше 95 процентов назовут их новогодними. Приготовления к празднику в России -- тоже новогодние.
In the last 5 minutes of every year, the president of Russia wishes everyone a Happy New Year in his address, no “Merry upcoming Christmas” in his speech. В последние 5 минут каждого года президент страны поздравляет всех с новым годом в своем обращении, никаких "с наступающим рождеством" в его речи нет.
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Many many thanks!
Feliz Navidad! Thanks for the video! Christmas cheers from the Philippines!
May your Christmas sparkle with joy and your heart be warmed by love. Merry Christmas🎄
io Saturnalia!! Happy holidays and all the best wishes for the new year from the Netherlands!!👍
Happy holidays!🎄
Спасибо за вечернюю, новогоднюю красоту Москвы !!!! С наступающим новым годом 🎄!!!
Happy Holidays🎄Thanks for your comment!
Beautiful well done
Thank you! 😊
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, brother.
Same to you! Have a holiday filled with happiness!
In Russian case: happy New Year, merry Christmas and happy OldStyle New Year lol. Because
Thanks for the video! This festival in Moscow is called "Journey to Christmas"! It begins before the New Year and even goes through the Russian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the old Julian calendar) and continues until January 13-14, when the New Year is celebrated according to the old style (which in Russia is called by a strange name that is incomprehensible to foreigners - "Old New Year" 😊
Thanks for the information. Merry Christmas in advance!
It's a pleasure to listen to you. You have excellent diction and I understand without translation. Thanks for the beautiful videos. I'm Russian, but I've never been to Moscow))
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Thanks👍
Merry Christmas to Catholics. We are mostly Orthodox. The heirs of Byzantium. That's why we have Christmas later.
Catholics! I congratulate you!
There are many religions and denominations in Russia, so the holidays are constant.😄
And New Year is a Soviet holiday. Everyone celebrates it. This is one of the two main holidays in Russia. Everyone is having fun. They set off fireworks and hug each other. Good luck, Peace and prosperity, people of the Earth!
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С рождеством можно поздравить католиков. Мы в основном православные. Наследники Византии. Поэтому рождество у нас позже.
Католики! Я вас поздравляю!
В России много религий и конфессий, поэтому праздники постоянно😄
А Новый Год -это советский праздник. Его отмечают все. Это один из двух главных праздников России. Все веселятся. Запускают салюты и обнимаются. Добра, Мира и процветания, люди Земли!
Thanks. Happy holidays 🎄
@@vlogstar_yt Mutually.
Thank you VLOGSTAR for what you do! Your videos are incredibly interesting! I wish you happiness in the new year and I hope that you will visit and show us many more cities in Russia!!! 👍
Thanks a lot Max! Happy holidays! 🎄
У нас праздник называется Новый год. Он знаменует то, что мы дожили до нового года и жизнь продолжается с надеждой на то, что новый год будет лучше.
Это, фактически, замена Рождеству, которое праздновалось еще в царской России. Но и Рождество мы отмечаем. Но это уже более религиозный праздник. По ночам 7 января проходит богослужение во всех церквях страны.
Thanks for the information. Happy holidays 🎄
@vlogstar_yt 🤝
Joyaux Noël 👻
Merry Christmas 🎄
очень приятно тебя видеть! с наступающим Новым Годом!
Thanks and I’m always happy to see you here too. Happy holidays 🎄
Shout out sir from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Hey there! Merry Christmas 🎄
Все же приятнее смотреть когда ты озвучиваешь видео
I got you 😀 I actually wanted to take a little holiday break. New videos with my voiceover will follow immediately after NewYear. By the way, I’ll upload my end of the year video before New Year with my voiceover!
Russians do not celebrate Anglo-Saxon՚s Christmas!!! Russians celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ on January 7. All decorations, markets and trees you see are New Year's decorations, New Year's fairs and New Year's fir trees... The Birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated by Russians in a more religiously spiritual way... Happy New Year!!!🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Most Russians do not celebrate Catholic Christmas, and of course they celebrate Orthodox Christmas on January 7 (according to the Julian calendar), but this festival in Moscow is called "Путешествие в Рождество" ("Journey to Christmas") ! It's just that because of the Bolsheviks, who changed the meaning and calendar, they called the Christmas tree a New Year's tree and because Orthodox Christmas is later than New Year's Eve, that is, the New Year comes first - therefore, all these CHRISTMAS decorations are also New Year's decorations. Christmas is the main holiday here, because the Christmas tree has always been decorated in Russia!
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Thanks for sharing your views...
Thanks a lot for your comments. Good to know! Merry Christmas in advance
@@JasonB2025
My dear youtuber with the aluminum rim face, read my comment more carefully. I did not claim that Jesus Christ was born on January 7. Where did you see that? Maybe you just filled up with substandard gasoline for breakfast today?
P. S.
I wonder who the aluminized rims pray to?
Get yourself a camera with image stabilization. Watching your videos is like playing DOOM, very nauseating.