WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN UKRAINE? | Chernivtsi, Ukraine
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- Going to major cities in Ukraine doesn't always give you the full picture of how life is for the average person and what lies beneath the surface. I decided to go to a mid range city in Western Ukraine called Chernivtsi to get a more inside look and chat with the locals about their opinion on things. I was born in Ukraine myself, but moved to Canada at the age of 5 and would only go for a weeks to visit every couple of years. Even though I think I have more insight than most people about what life is like there, I still have a lot to learn and a lot of the country left to explore.
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I was born in California but my mom was born and raised in Chernivtsi . I showed her this video and she remembered all these places you showed. I really appreciate you doing this. You made our day
Aw thank you! I’m happy to hear that :)
Wow! It's so nice)
nazi
And I studied in chernivtsi in 1998. Nostalgia
@@ahmeds3943 🤩
В одно окно смотрели двое. Один увидел дождь и грязь.
Другой - листвы зелёной вязь, весну и небо голубое.
...в одно окно смотрели двое.
В окно смотрели двое наверное молодой и пожилой .когда ты в украине и молодой у тебя вся жизнь в переди и все будет хорошо есть шанс уехать за границу а пожилому с его пенсией здесь пи@#!ц!
Well put!
только нихуя не зеленело, т.к. была не весна.
@@user-hd5ww8ve5y нет, в данном случае на 73%
How many watching same day Ukraine is been attacked by Russia in 2022? May God give you strength and endurance people of Ukraine!
Same
I loved your conversation with the locals.
I felt bad to know that even the Ukranians have concern with corruption as we have here in my country (India). Corruption is the major roadblock for a country's development.
And that little girl appeared to be so innocent 😘
Corruption is what has doomed Ukraine.
As an American, the two years I lived in Ukraine were the happiest of my life. I hope to retire there in the future. Beautiful country with such wonderful potential.
What's so wonderful compared to shiny USA?
@@tomv3361 Freedom
@@tomv3361 it may sound weird, but Ukraine has more freedom than (in some cases) a USA
@@M4L1y Eh, in which way? I have been to Ukraine several times, corrupted government, poor people, bad jobs, poor infrastucture creates freedom? You think so? USA is really another level compared to shitty Ukraine.
@@tomv3361 watch peter santanello channel, it's American who moved to Ukraine. He will explain you better. Flies only notice shit.
" I would like to save all the homeless animals" - I see little girls are the same everywhere around the world-so cute
I enjoyed this video. The presenter brought an open, non-judgemental perspective to life outside of North America. The sampling of interviews , though brief, appeared to be an honest reflection of hopes, dreams and day-to day reality. I encourage this vlogger to produce more of these vignettes. Thank you for sharing.
Этот блогер показал только мрак двух мест в этом городе.
На самом деле это один из красивейших городов Европы.
Чушь она показала
Very true
Praying for Ukraine 🇺🇦 🙏🙏🧎♀️💙
Where is your father Alina ?
Amen 🙏
Just visited this city before corona virus went on ... Was the most beautiful and peaceful city... The people are so humble and nice
🙏💕
Та шо ты дядя гонишь. У нас тут хе*ня и тут все намного хуже чем кажется)
Your lucky it's on my bucket list to go.
În this city lived many romanians becose was part of România before ww2 and romanians are an qaet people.
That's why I'm moving there
музыка конечно как-будто ещё живого на кладбище волокут.:)
Как и похоронный гимн.
соотвестствует картинке
@@Ivan-wp1ne1 это еще очень приличный город. С деньгами
Nata Nata ага, европейский
@@Ivan-wp1ne1 а вы откуда? Из Женевы, Берлина?
Really like your ending dialogue about the youth of the countries, yes, thank you for this great vid!!
TY very much for making this video. It is exceptionally nice getting the perspectives of local people, learnign the prices of things & seeing common life. I especially like the small market visit & the views of street sellers + your advice on using them.
2 years ago I took my family to Ukraine. We walked across a bridge over a river that is the border with Romania. All the Romanians asked why we were wanting to visit Ukraine because it wasn't something they typically did themselves. There was a noticeable difference right away as Ukraine didn't seem as prosperous as Romania. But in a short time felt very comfortable there and had a great visit. Loved Lviv!
You know it's bad when even Romania looks prosperous compared to Ukraine 🥴
@@roshiroshi1240 Western Romania actually looks nice, at least compared to Eastern Romania
@@roshiroshi1240 Ukraine is a shithole, what do you expect lmao
@@roshiroshi1240 west region of Romania is developed. I stayed in Romania for 4 years. Region of banat and transilvania.
freedomhouse.org/article/ukraines-education-law-may-needlessly-harm-european-aspirations
This is a stolen Territory from Principality of Moldova ,then România.
The minorities like in other civilizated EUROPEAN state can speak their own language but in nationalist ukraina they can't do it .
I live in the U.S. but my Father was born in Ukraine although we spoke German as home. Recently did my DNA and found out I am more Eastern European. I know very little about the country but from my family have told me. They lived in a beautiful farm area with a home where other Germans before fleeing West to escape being sent to Siberia just before WW2. Thanks for introducing me to Ukraine Alina.
This is a wonderful report !! Thank you Alina. I love Ukraine. You helped me understand it.
I want to travel to Ukraine I’m so glad I found this channel thank you Alina !
I wonder, why most of these non-touristic Ukraine videos (mid cities, "bad" neighborhoods) are made in winter when it's wet, cold and the landscape is sad and Grey.
Ukrainian summer is so green and gorgeous, I'd love to see how these places look in good weather and how much it changes.
not so much, i guess
@@yuki-vc1yz it’s actually really pretty their in summer
Even in summer it doesn't look much better
@@user-wb4vq2br2v I always visit my grandma in summer there.She lives near Lviv in a small village.And its always beautiful.The yellow fields,the lakes,the forests.
@@fliegendesarschhaar7215 I guess it depends on precise locations
I have been to the city of Chernivtsi five time in the last four (4) years. My Ukrainian family lives there and I can't go enough. Ukraine is absolutely beautiful, especially in the western part of Ukraine. I can hardly wait to go back. The next time I go back it will be for a year when this virus is killed. I have been all throughout Ukraine, Kyev, Lviv the mountains. I love it all.
it is so pleasant to read this, im from chernivtsi :) where do you live now?
How bout now?
You are so intelligent, well spoken, and overall great to listen to. Thank you for sharing this, I learned so much.
Hi Alina, interesting video, thanks. I've been to Chernivtsi a couple of times. I think for the uninitiated, a little bit of historical background would have helped. Essentially, the city (Czernowitz) was built from scratch by the Austrians from the late 18th century and was an outpost of German (to a large extent German Jewish) culture up to the end of the first world war, with the easternmost German-speaking university in the country. No single ethnic group dominated, and everyone somehow had to get along, so it was in many ways a microcosm of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Although many of the ethnic groups have disappeared or dwindled since then, so the city is now predominantly Ukrainian, it still has some of that central European atmosphere - and of course the old architecture is a permanent reminder of those times. So I don't know how typical it is of cities in western Ukraine - it's certainly feels different from places further east.
Perfect reply great idea and ty for the added background it helps
Another little Vienna, like many cities in central eastern Europe. Even after 100 years, these cities still look elegant.
I traveled in October 2019 to Nikolaev, Odessa & Kherson. I was able to enjoy a lot for a little money. Ukraine is beautiful.
Руслан! О чём это говорит? О том, что за сто долларов , которые зарабатываешь у себя за полдня, а в Украине люди неделю- полмесяца, ты там богач. Следовательно, ты бы не жил там.
Thank you for making this video; I immigrated from Ukraine at age 7 and haven't been back since so I really enjoyed watching this. I also wonder many times how different my life would have been if I lived there. Great job!!
Where do you live now?
This was so interesting, thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Loved your video. We saw Ukrainian singer perform at Eurovision in 2021 and since then have wondered about life there. You did a great job sharing a bit of what life is like. You should have your own show on TV! Good luck to you!
Thank you very much!
Humble loving people that focus on things that matter like family and a quality set of life values. It seems you can do more with less when you figure out what is really important in your life!
@@cotectic many eastern European countries under communist Russia control were able to get independence but Ukraine chose to remain with Russia
@TangoX Kerch in Crimea, Koktebel, Simferopol, - that's not exactly Ukraine. In fact almost all of the population of that places even don't speak the only official language of Ukraine, and most importantly they strongly don't want to. Yet another referendum and the output would be the same - no way back to Ukraine.
here in the states, it seems we do less with more & have a problem figuring out what is important in life
@@cotectic Why don't you mention the Native American languages that were killed along with their speakers?Nazism in action is not it? As the child, I knew only Russian language, because the Russian occupiers destroyed everything Ukrainian, especially the Ukrainian language. But I have learned the language of my people and I use it every day. I hope that eventually all Ukrainians will do so. And I advise you to listen less the Russian propaganda media.
@@cotectic In 1944, the Crimean Tatar people were deported from the Crimea by the Russian occupiers. Instead, ethnic Russians were brought to Crimea from Russia. They have no right to decide the fate of Crimea, their homeland is Russia.
It's always interesting to me to see how other people think and live. Thank you beautiful lady.☺️
I enjoy your videos because they are really down to earth, nothing fancy, no gimmicks. Meeting and interviewing the people was very informative. Thanks!
Hey Alina, just stumbled upon this video April 3, 2022....wow this was such a well produced video. I loved the street interviews...you have a great presence on camera and really connected with the people. Amazing job!
Thanks, Cyrus!
Повнійший безлад в місті! Повна бездіяльність чиновників
Those little girls are so cute :-) Hope there dreams will come true...
Their **
Ahhh! This is where my family is from but I've never seen it, so thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Visited Chernivtsi in June 2018, and loved it! Thanks for the realistic take on everything; rang very true to my (limited!) experience.
My god, what a beautiful opening scene, hauntingly powerful piano music like the beginning of a great movie, which it then turns out to be. I think you really showed us something about everyday life in Chernivtsi and the Ukraine. The change between interviews and subtitled images makes it interesting too, you are quite talented at telling a heart felt story but also in your photography.
Thank you! I appreciate that :)
I love the music too .
Music by Yan Tiersen I believe...
You don't need to use the article..just Ukraine.
freedomhouse.org/article/ukraines-education-law-may-needlessly-harm-european-aspirations
This is a stolen Territory from Principality of Moldova ,then România.
The minorities like in other civilizated EUROPEAN state can speak their own language but in nationalist ukraina they can't do it .
Thank you, Alina, Love your videos. I am also originally from Ukraine and I found your videos very informative and entertaining. Good luck with future travel and personal life.
Thank you so much!
Great video! I really like that you traveling outside of the tourist areas.
Keep up the good work.
I like that you ventured out into the rural areas and smaller cities. When I traveled in the military, I always ventured out away from the tourist areas, so that I could try to experience the true culture of a place. I enjoyed your video, especially the parts that you narrated. If you could add more narration and less script to read, that would make it even better. Having to read is a distraction from the video content. Of course I understand that it is necessary at times due to the language barrier of your viewers (myself included) when you are interviewing the citizens. Also if you could give a little short biographical description of the people just prior to interviewing them, that would lend more depth to the content. I really liked the background music in this video as well. It put me in a thoughtful, nostalgic mood, and very relaxed. I began remembering the various places that I have visited in the past. I have never been to Ukraine, however, and am very curious about it, especially now that there is so much going on there presently with the Russian invasion and all that goes with it. My heart goes out to the Ukrainian people, and I pray for them daily.
This video brings back memories of when I visited Chernivtsi in 2007. I stayed in Poselok Krasnoilsk storozhintskiy Raion Chernovtsy Obl 59022 and had a great time.
It’s very interesting concept to show other people how foreign country lives. More interviews would be nice and helpful for understanding. Thank you. I loved what I’ve seen 🙏
This is ty most beautiful city for me. I lived 4 months in Chernivtsi. Peoples are so helpful. The city is so historical, it is small city but I liked it so much. I know every streets and every place in there. I have many memories in Chernivtsi. I miss you Chernivtsi, I will come back to you again ❤️
This was so well done and interesting.
Thank you!
This is so beautiful. Long live Ukraine!
Greetings from USA!
Ukraine is beautiful and the people are as well.
ukraine its dead! Its a usrael colony now. Donbass Little Russia its the real thing.
Cernăuți is Romanian.
North Bucovina and South Basarabia are Romanian lands.
And Lwow is Polish land.
Russians and Ucrainians are just occupants.
Канада таланту вам не прибавила
НУДНО!
@@MD-qz6gk You will return our Marmara region and Transylvania to the Hungarians.
Thank you Alina. I agree about the inside of apartments. I have been to Ukraine 3 times and I stayed a month in Poltava and had a great little apartment in center of town :-)
Alina, you are a natural at this type of work, thankyou for bringing other countries culture to our screens, have subscribed 👍👴🏻
Thank you Alina for providing an untouched version of realities in Ukraine by your well chosen words and image's. I think Ukrainians are wonderful people and like most colder climates the outside of buildings get really battered during the cold and wet months. But, as you said inside of the Ukrainian homes are wonderful and in my opinion as warm and hospitable as their hearts. I think if Ukraine can address the corruption a large part of issues will go away. Somehow the rule of law must stand up to the oligarchs whose selfish acts have devastating effect on the lives of millions.
То чувство когда живешь в Черновцах и видишь это каждый день😅👍
Hello, can you guys be so nice to please tell me a website that Ukrainians use to search for houses in Croatia ? Thank you in advance.
То чувство когда живешь в черновцах и пишешь коментарии в ютупчике по-русски 👍
@@alfonsobossi1402 Ukrainians often come to Croatia because their friends and families live there I think...
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То чувство когда живешь в Черкассах и они ничем не отличаются от этих кадров. Как и любой другой город нашей страны.
Very informative! Well done.
Alina, This was a fantastic video and I really enjoyed it. Please do more videos like this one.
Thanks for the great video!! I loved it!!
The little girl that wants to save all the homeless animals is such a sweet sweet soul.🌻🌺🌸
True ❣️😊
Как будто в 90е года вернулся,даже ощущения и запахи тех времен вспомнились.
Thank you very much for your interesting video!
Very calming video, raises hopes and helps me to relax.. Thank you for sharing
Another perfect video! Спасибо Алиночка!
Thank you!
Hi Alina,
I think this is the best video you ever did. I like the way you interview people on the street.
I am trying to go back to Ukraine, but because of the Covid 19, I am stuck in Brazil. Ukraine is by far my favorite country. Cheers.
First video seen from this channel. Love the opening music; I'll not hear anything more 'iconic' today and will probably be playing it back audibly to myself at some point as the hours pass. And , right off, the enunciation of this speaker is wonderful. First thoughts from the first 3 minutes or so. Thanks for posting.
I did a search on the music, which has been haunting me. It is a song "The Forgotten Memories" by Luella Gren from an album called "Midnight Tivoli." Absolutely beautiful and perfect choice for this video.
Hi, Dan. Thanks so much for posting this research on this music's title. Now, I'll look for it "out there" on the web and save to my my Music folder. In fact, I should just save this video to that folder as the imagery so appropriately matches the build of the instrumentation. Much appreciated here. Be well , и наилучшие пожелания вам. Richard
Just discovered your channel and immediately watched this whole video. My whole family is from Chernivtsi and mostly all of them came to Germany from soviet times 40 years ago. Actually my grandmas sister managed to bring my parents here but has asked them if they wanted to go to Canada instead or rather stay in Germany. I wish they’ve decided to go to Canada back then. I think it’s a much better place to live. Anyway, thank you for the insights. I’ve always wanted to see the hometown of my family but never get to visit it! I will definitely do someday :) I appreciate it a lot that you’ve went there and made a video about the city.
Your videos are amazing. I would have loved to speak Russian/Ukrainian when I visited Kiev so I could have talked with the locals as you have done. This is brilliant.
Thank you!
Great, interesting video. Never thought about visiting anywhere like Eastern Europe before but I would really like to give it a try after watching this. Very good presentation.
Please share which country you are from
wonderful look forward to that! will visit next year!
Nicely done Alina, I like the interviews.
Мой любимый спокойный и красивый город. Даже такое депресивное видео не портит
Да конечно когда есть средства и красавица жена, жить можно и в родном городе.
@@retrosrobloxreviews9564 хоть в селе с милионном долларов))
Hello, can you guys be so nice to please tell me a website that Ukrainians use to search for houses in Croatia ? Thank you in advance.
@@retrosrobloxreviews9564 жена красавица тут при чем вообще
Город-то не портит. Но мнение у обывателя формирует. Что и является целью изготовителя видимо. Никто же не будет искать после этого трэша другие видео на тему. Например это th-cam.com/video/otTmJL6fdb8/w-d-xo.html
Эдакий синдром "плохих новостей" здесь срабатывает.
I visited Ukraine several times in the 80's while still under Russian control primarily to work on my Russian language skills. I revisited post Russia in 2000 while on leave. I really didn't feel much had changed other than the people seemed a bit happier but only a bit. I am American but have citizenship in Bulgaria as well. I own a home near Sophia that I remodeled in the early 90's and rented out. My tenants have never changed and we have a family relationship. They are wonderful people and when I visit I have a small guest house to stay in there. Someday I may move their perminately but for now I remain in the Rocky mountains. I am retired now with a pension that would provide a very comfortable there but I have no bills here other than a cellphone. One day perhaps I will go and just stay, the area of Europe is beautiful as well as the people. Thank you for the nice video tour of Ukraine.
If you ever decide to move there . Please let me know and need a worker with english speaking skills please let me know . Im a 34 year old marine veteran looking to get the hell oout of the US . LOL
@@yeahno6053 if I move it will likely be to Bulgaria. I speak the languages fluently and there are many British expats as well. I seriously don't expect I'll ever move as it would affect my pension. At 60 I'm simply to set for such an abrupt lifestyle change. However, if you plan a visit to Bulgaria I'd consider helping with short term accommodations near Sophia.
Im going to save for two years while learning the language . I love the states but I need to see other parts of the world . I should be ok by myself with a hundred k pack packing through europe?
@@yeahno6053 the language is built on the crylic alphabet which consists of 33 characters. If you focus on learning the alphabet first you will find learning the language incredibly easy. While the Ukrainian language is similar to Russian they are distinctly different. That said Ukraine was a Russian state a long time so by learning Russian first you will find communication in all the former Russian states very good. Grammar is challenging but you'll catch on simply by thinking backwards and sideways. I know that sounds silly but you'll understand later. There is a very charming young lady with a TH-cam teaching Russian but I'm drawing a blank on her channel name, Russian Club or something along those lines. Use voice chat and watch Russian and Ukrainian movies, videos and online news and you'll be surprised how easily the language comes.
If you find yourself in northern New Mexico I can meet you in Taos and we'll go to a local coffee shop and drive the liberals nuts speaking Russian.
Ukraine was never under Russian control. Russia was like Ukraine a *part* of the Soviet Union. The white stripe in the russian flag stands for the independence of Russia 🇷🇺
Если не ошибаюсь, то в 1985 году, в этом городе, снималась комедия "Опасно для жизни" с Куравлёвым в главной роли 😀😀👍👍
Не ошибаетесь!
И Вицын тоже снимался
So far I have only visited Ukraine twice in 2008 and it is really beautiful in spring and summer. I was in Kiev and Poltava and some villages and monasteries nearby and a garden park west of Kiev. They really put a lot of effort into flowers and gardens. In Kiev I went in taxis and in Poltava I had a rental car and taxis to get around. I don't know much Russian or Ukrainian, but luckily I was visiting friends from there. I have always wanted to return and visit more places especially in the western part of the country and Odessa.
Thanks for the video, I will have to watch more on your channel
Good video. Really good questions in your interviews. It would be worth going back in the summer next year if you can and seeing people out in the parks and open spaces.
BTW. The man is right. Get rid of corruption and huge improvements would occur, though that's easier said than done.
I really like the last part of the video, talk with two girls :) It moved me so much to hear that one of the girl would like to save all the homeless animals and build a care home for them. She reminded me about myself when I was little and wanted to do the same, help animals. Great content of the video :) Greetings from Poland :)
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you!
The problem is the evolutionary process of species competing for survival, but strategic alliances form between species which is a beautiful thing, but with the intervention of viruses we are destined eventually to be enemies.
beautiful girl
Romania City România land russia stolen¡!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cernăuți
Dorota Daszynska how are you please you come to my WhatsApp number in Ukraine +380988540760 I am form Pakistan this time I am live in Odessa Ukraine
jeez! definitely a fat like to this video :-) so much of curiosity from your side and the way you show things in your video, feels so real.
Thanks for sharing...i hope to see u in person in the near future.
Thanks for the knowledge.
This is heart-breaking to watch since what's been happening lately...hopefully everyone keeps safe.
@13:25 May God Almighty bless you forever young lady. Respect to you and those who raised you.
Great video. You asked very thought-provoking questions that produced great answers. I hope the young girl is able to make her dream of helping homeless animals come true. What a cutie.
I once briefly dated a guy from Kyiv and got to visit Lviv and Kyiv for a few days and got a quick slice of what life is like in the cities of Ukraine. I really loved it, the culture, how earnest the people are. But I could also sense a lot of pain and difficulty - kind of like they knew they were being held back from their potential. My hope was that the country is able to keep its rich culture and recognize the treasures that it does have. It truly is unique!
Great video Alina! Thank you! I'm a new subscriber. Always wanted to go see the old country my grandparents came from. For now, ill have to settle for videos. Again, thank you!
Great video! Really enjoyed the content, thank you for sharing this. I hope that young lady is able to someday rescue animals.
Wow nice 2 i have there
Hi, my first visit to your channel and a really interesting view of a provincial city.... and very balanced as well.... congrats! I’m always interested to see former Soviet Union places and to hear views..... would like to see more, especially markets, old houses, etc!
Love these videos!
Wonderful visit. The music is hauntingly beautiful. Happy to subscribe.
I think you're doing just fine, I like and so I watch. Thank you for making these video's as many of us want to know about other people and their country. The few people I have meet from the Ukraine were very nice and friendly. I was impressed with their deminour(?), as in the way they presented themselves. They were respectful as were their children, well mannered, educated with family and faith as fundimental to their lives. It was good to see we ( the people of the world) just want peace and try to make a better world for our children. I'm all for "Live and let live" myself. anyway thank you for all the insight and for caring .
Thank you for your insight. I loved the young woman who will save animals in the future. Bravo to you!
Liked to see this video - really informative
Nice to learn the people of Ukraine, how they live and feel about the present and future of their country. I happened to search any interesting about the country because of the current situations… it’s so nice to have modern time technology in your finger tips anytime you want any information. Best of luck and keep up the good work, looking forward to see more blogs about this country’s people customs and traditions.
thank you for making this video. I lived in Ukraine Kyiv for the last 4 years.
it is very hard for most of people to go day by day, makes me realize how much i took for granted when i was back in USA for more than 13 years.
I think it could be better here but i do not know if i will live to see that day.
Грустное видео получилось.Я живу в Черновцах. Всё реально так и есть. Но есть у нас много красивых мест для отдыха, которые вообще не показали.
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Hey my Dear
Взагалі не віддзеркалює мого враження про ваше чудове місто
Ну так хорошее она не снимет. У них гавна тоже хватает!
Wow, just stumbled across this video by chance.
Very cool to see where my Dad's family came from.
I loved this blog thank 😁
Things haven't changed much since the year that I lived there apparently soon after the USSR split. It took a bit of getting used to, and I did get used to it and loved the very basic, down to earth life there with the wonderful people that crossed paths with my life there. A charming time that will always be a beautiful memory.
Great Video!!!
I'm from US and am working toward visiting Eastern Europe as soon as it is safe to travel again... hopefully in April or May. I've watched 6 of your videos, mostly of Ukraine. I like this one because you interacted with numbers of local people. There are a number of vlog'ers around who cover the treasures not to miss, which I am very interested in seeing and experiencing. But even though I only speak English, I hope to learn a little of what it would be like to live there. Thanks for focusing this vid as you did. I'm retired, male, 73 and will travel alone.
Thank you so much dear Alina, this video and the music are so beautiful and soul-touching! When I heard the first few notes of music at the beginning, tears began to fall from my cheeks. My fiancee is in Zaporizhzhya and we have been waiting for our reunion for a whole year due to pandemics....... you have great taste in music. The music in the video of the budget trip in Dnipro is amazing when it comes to the part you went to take the metro, the music brings me an illusion that a polar bear is rolling on with you along the escalator.....good job Alina! Love from China.
Thank you very much!
I'm thinking to move to Ukraine soon with my wife who is ukrainian and our daughter 16 years of age. We are happy to know that universities are so good and tbe new generations hopefully identify tbemselves witj the country and not just to the old soviet union like many elder people do... Thanks for the videos and tbe information... We currently live in Japan.
My wife got traumatized with the birth of our daughter. Almost 72 hours in labor, we wanted a C operation but the doctor advised us to wait a little more... We want to retire in Ukraine, cost of living in Japan is too high.
Run away from Ukraine
@@oleksandrtrush771 круто. Тільки українці можуть засирати все своє. Не помічав такого у інших народів.
@@MrBano66 if you don't want to retire at big cities, there are nice places such as Obyrok or Kryachkivka to live in. Actually, go check the Ukraïner channel, they have a lot of interesting stuff about Ukraine, from places to great personas. Anyways, you'll be welcomed in Ukraine:)
well globalism is kind of a re-marketed soviet mentality, all the schools indoctrinate in globalism, which is destructive just like communism
Я виросла в місті Чернівці. Знаю всі вулиці цього міста. По архітектурі і красі наше місто називають "маленьким Парижем". Авторка відео під мрачну музику в сиру погоду показала старі райони.Навіть мені мешканці цього міста стало сумно, не говорячі про тих людей ,які ніколи не були в нашому місті. Бо по такому відео складається думка ,що там проживає одна біднота сумна і не грамотна. Насправді в нашому місті багато новобудов, елітних районів та будинків, супермаркетів,парків,у нас прекрасна архітектура"старого міста".... А навесні місто зеленіє, стає затишним і милує нас своїм різнобарв'ям. І люди там живуть не такі мрачні як показано на відео.У нас народ любить гарно одягатися . Жінки дотримуються моди.Погоджуюся є свої мінуси і місто могло б краще розвиватися, але воно не таке сіре, мрачне і біднотне як представила його нам авторка відео.
Я тоже хорошо знаю Черновцы, но сравнить Черновцы времён СССР с настоящим временем это полная жопа. Раньше этот город действительно можно было назвать маленьким Парижем, а сейчас это просто умирающая история с потерявшими веру в что-то лучшее в своей жизни людьми.
@@user-hv9uw2vb3m Ще один любитель СРСР знайшовся.
Так, тупа канадська вівця зате показує як чудово у Росії. То нехай івалить туди нахрін
Є більш менш нормальні блоги про Чернівці: хоч то Вузол і Манько, Чаплінський і т.д.
Привет с Херсона, вы не одни мы тоже в таком говне живём как и вся Украина
well done,i enjoyed the interviews on the street
Hi
I am from Toronto and I always wanted to learn about Ukraine. Thanks for sharing this video. I liked it.
Oh, Ukraine is very different. Some places look scary, like in this video, some beautiful. Of course, basically our cities are normal (I was in many cities of Ukraine). But... Our problems are war, oligarchs and corruption. Unfortunately, our naive people have chosen a stupid government in 2019. Our president has soured our economy and relations with our main ally.
Ukrainian is an extremely underrated country. It's beautiful, it's cheap and the people with exception of a few nutcrackers are actually extremely nice.
Nutcrackers lol
I really loved the Chernivtsi University it’s so majestic looking and beautiful
Hi I am from India and Ukraine is really butyyfull
freedomhouse.org/article/ukraines-education-law-may-needlessly-harm-european-aspirations
This is a stolen Territory from Principality of Moldova ,then România.
The minorities like in other civilizated EUROPEAN state can speak their own language but in nationalist ukraina they can't do it .
@@georgenicolas2297 Chernivtsi University was established by the decree of the Austro-Hungarian Caesar Franz Joseph and built by Austria-Hungary. Neither the Principality of Moldova nor Romania have anything to do with it. Gо away, provocateur!
@@georgenicolas2297 true ukrainian are not democrats they want to eradicate all the languages the ukrainian
I am Romanian by origin and Canadian as I emigrated to Canada long time ago. Cernauti was of Romania before Stalin and Hitler messed Europe for 60 years +. I just discovered your channel Alina and I'm so proud of you portraying you origin country so nicely and humane. I want to do something as well to help people in these countries, there are so many beautiful women there that deserve a better life. Men ... they do wars, they feed a military system to stay in power then they get killed defending stupid political ambitions for the good of a few corrupted and villain ones. Of course in muddy times corruption take place, develops and keep feeding the system in a down spiral destroying more and more economy and lives, imagine something like a tornado only created by humans. Women and children deserve better chances in life, men too we're all in this together. I am really happy that you got your chance, respect for your mother that was smart and brave to offer you a fresh direction in life. Good job.
Даниела, Черновци как город бил в Австовенгерской империи. Вьі вспоминаете что бьіло до Сталина, если вьі хозяева города никогда не отдали б его без боя. Неправильно что то сейчас судить, у болгар остался Балчик которий вьі считаете своим. А на Кубани все бабульки разговаривают на украинском язике, и хор поет нашьі песни так что....?
I stepped away from your program for some longtime, then remembered you had Ukraine heritage and sought you out. This episode and some others you have done are awesome you are a credit to your ancestry and you really do a good job of showing North America and other countries your homeland. This terrible situation Ukraine is in now because of a madman in Russia is despicable and I long for the time when he is put in his place and Ukraine can be made whole again. Thank you so much for your thoughtful and well produced program. Dr. Anton Chekhov in the play “The Boor “wrote this line ”if there be equity at all let there be equity in all things.” I first spoke those lines in production that I was part of and hope for the time when the people of Ukraine and Russia will have true equity. SHALOM!
The university building is amazing .....good luck to Ukraine!
Thanks for the video!! It was very interesting from the point of view of the people. As a lover of social science it’s nice to delve into content like this away from the filter of mainstream media. It’s very nice to get an understanding of the people’s perspective. The tone and stance of the video was very personable as well and was easy to watch. So yes I would very interested in viewing new content😊👍 I also wouldn’t mind to visit there one day as well🛫✈️🚝🚆🚅
Mainstream media all over the world is not "filtering" anymore, they are straight up LYING right in your face every day 95% of the time and also avoid saying anything their masters / owners do not want you know...
Awesome video, awesome to learn about other cultures, & your childhood background 😊
Just started to watch your videos and the farm life, great stuff keep up the great work....