Nigerian girl talks about struggles of living in Russia, culture shock
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2021
- In this video, a Nigerian girl talks about some struggles of living in Russia.
I’ll be sharing some struggles I and some other Africans have had living in Russia, how I‘ve been able to deal with it and how you can deal with it as well.
This is episode two of my new living in Russia series.
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People stare at you because they are mesmerized by your beauty.
I'm from Russia and wanted to add something. You forgot to say that in Russia the "N" word is not offensive like it is in the USA. Therefore, if a Russian said this word, it is unnecessary to hysteria because of this word (he did not want to offend you). This is due to the fact that there has never been slavery in Russia, and since the time of Peter the Great, rich African families have lived in Russia and held high positions in the government. I'm not sure, but probably Peter the Great wanted to show the countries where the slave trade was legalized that in Russia everyone is equal regardless of race (probably in those years this was very shocking to diplomats from Western countries). For example, the famous Russian writer Pushkin is the grandson of a man from Ethiopia, whom Peter the Great saved from Turkish slavery. There is also a theory that Dumas is Pushkin, who was sent to France as a spy who was supposed to increase Russia's influence on the French through the translation of Russian works (there are many strange coincidences, for example, after Pushkin's death, Dumas wanted to adopt Pushkin's children through an acquaintance of the Russian prince). As for the fact that people look at Africans because of the color of their skin, I disagree a little here. The fact is that Africans usually dress not in European style, but in the style of an African or American, for a Russian such clothes are unfamiliar and he is shocked by clothes, he does not understand why people dress like that. For example, a girl’s sweater is not typical for a Russian, according to Russians, a sweater should save from the cold, and this girl has an open shoulder in a sweater. As for children, children look with admiration at anything, even at an ant on the ground (I think any children are like that).
I'm really grateful that you are always willing to share these types of information. Especially, using your own firsthand experience and or struggle as pivotal point for people to learn from. Every time I watch your videos, I can't help but think of how much this is helping a lot of people. THANK YOU! ❤️❤️
Thank you so much for sharing these priceless pieces of information for us coming to Russia. We really appreciate!
Thank you for this information. Kindly try reducing the sound of the background music for next time. It was louder than your voice. Thank you!
This is a really informative video, thanks babe 😘
Baby girl your edits these days tho 💪🏽💪🏽. 2020 is the year
Thanks for sharing ❤️
Мы на вас так смотрели, просто птому что вы красивая!
I will like to relocate to Russia next year
I so much love this Russia that I don’t like any negative comments about Russia .please Russia 🇷🇺 no racism because you are more than that pls . I❤ 🇷🇺 .
Thank youuuu
I´m sure you my sister what you told us is the same ancient people have been told in the same language often in stranger nations you/we/they, she or he must adapt what is there that´s it like that.
the same thing in Mongolia am even planning to visit Russia
Nice video Joyce keep up can you also make a video on work permit requirements for students in Russia
Please How do you get stuffs delivered from Nigeria to Russia
yes, we do stare, but we mean no harm - it's just unusual to see foreigners from african continent in our country. and it's not really skin color that surprises us, cause indians can be fairly dark as well(several other asian ethnics as well) and it doesn't surprise us because it's common enough for us to see them as well as any asian ethnics. afrians are becoming more common now, so we generally react less and less. I myself resently stared because I, for the first time saw how a taupe compliments darker skin, and couldn't help but stare.
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Cool info, thank you but in the future please note that the music is too loud regarding to your voice. Всего вам хорошего!