asmr russian words

hey :) i miss uploading i promise to do it more
sorry for this kind of shit quality video (background noises) but i hope yall found this video interesting and/ or relaxing zzZz ill be posting another video soon to make up for the absence
thx guysss

[@mayaraelisa6248]

I love so much the way you make your videos, even the background noises, makes it so cozy idk 💞

[@nirvanadev]

it's fine i mean the background noises, love your'e content it's super relaxing, it's better than many Hy-Tek channels here on youtube thank's ,💤

[@gnarleydud3]

пить есть. есть нет. Is one of my favorite translations. есть can mean something to eat but also to have. So this translates as "we have something to drink but nothing to eat" based on the context of the word haha

[@kendaskigchannel9063]

17:50 It's Maslenitsa! Now the holiday is perceived as the transition from winter to spring and tied to the Orthodox Christian calendar - the longest fast starts after Maslenitsa and ends on the Easter day. But historically, its roots are unclear - it's a really old tradition dating back to 10th century, maybe earlier.
P.S. Сырники со сметаной ❤