The classic night train in Russian railways is nice. It travels slow, no rocking, no noisy fast speeds, you get to your destination after a good sleep. Warm tea in the car at the morning. I miss those days 😅
Да, скучная жизнь в России - повздорили два друга, по-дружески поколотили друг друга - и это целое событие! Приехала скорая, приехала полиция - как тут не разволноваться от таких новостей!
Красавчик, уже из далека определяешь загруженность поезда, как я раньше (живу в Якутии, зимой -40/45 градусов С) я когда был студентом, определял наполненность автобуса по клиренсу и скорости, то есть по колёсам 😆. Если полный, то низко к земле ползёт, если пустой автобус, то он выше и быстрее приближается к остановке🙈. Щас конечно не так, но в начале 2000-х годов пустой автобус был редкостью...
@@true_xander I don't like the Isla.mization of the country only. Never sympathized with Mus.lims. I would like Russia to remain in my memory as it was before
The difference between the apartments and flats, apart from the fact that you can register at a flat and cannot do so in apartments, is mostly that according to city code the flat buildings should have a certain set of infrastructure within the vicinity of it, such as schools, clinics, kindergardens etc. So flats are inside the buildings that have the status of "allowed to live in" property, while apartments are in the category of the "commercial" property, such as refurbished office buildings, loft-made old factories, hotels etc. I know it is strange, since you can live perfectly well in a hotel. but it is what it is from the legal POW.
One more thing - rate if of payment for infrastrature (in apartments) is way higher. Cause it's officially "commecial" and rate is different compare to "living" type.
"If you can't read". Do you mean - cannot read at all? Any language? The thing is all the stations names on Moscow Metro maps and signs are duplicated in English. Latin letters anyways.
When I first brought my children here I was bragging I could finally read the metro signs in Russian. My oldest said something similar to what you said. Dad, I can read them all too they are in English. They came right before the World Cup games.
I have been learning for 3 years. My progress has not been as fast I would like. My problem is I tend to surround myself with English speaking Russians. They always want to speak English. The lazy side of me quickly agrees. Now I am studying everyday but only to pass the drivers exam. I have a teacher and we studying one hour everyday.
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The classic night train in Russian railways is nice. It travels slow, no rocking, no noisy fast speeds, you get to your destination after a good sleep. Warm tea in the car at the morning. I miss those days 😅
А раньше можно было покурить и поговорить в тамбуре. Теперь это просто перемещение.
Russians have the most beautiful subway.😊
Зря вы без шапки ходите, можете простудиться.
lol. I had a hat in my pocket. I waited until after to put it on.
Я тоже не могу видеть любого человека, не одетого по погоде. Особенно, когда прохладно и у него незащищённые части тела, т.е. без шапки и шарфа.
it was not that cold that night. It was plus 3-5.
a normal meeting of best friends in Russia, nothing unusual
Да, скучная жизнь в России - повздорили два друга, по-дружески поколотили друг друга - и это целое событие! Приехала скорая, приехала полиция - как тут не разволноваться от таких новостей!
Красавчик, уже из далека определяешь загруженность поезда, как я раньше (живу в Якутии, зимой -40/45 градусов С) я когда был студентом, определял наполненность автобуса по клиренсу и скорости, то есть по колёсам 😆. Если полный, то низко к земле ползёт, если пустой автобус, то он выше и быстрее приближается к остановке🙈. Щас конечно не так, но в начале 2000-х годов пустой автобус был редкостью...
That is far! I have been to Barnaul, Belokurikha, Garno Altaysk and Chemal many times. That as far East as I got.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 тут холодно
I was there a couple of years ago, this city was twenty years ahead of Europe in technology. Not sure now how it is.
❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👌👌😉😉
Still better!😂❤❤❤
In two years it is 22 years ahead
40 years ahead, I guess.
@@true_xander I don't like the Isla.mization of the country only. Never sympathized with Mus.lims. I would like Russia to remain in my memory as it was before
The difference between the apartments and flats, apart from the fact that you can register at a flat and cannot do so in apartments, is mostly that according to city code the flat buildings should have a certain set of infrastructure within the vicinity of it, such as schools, clinics, kindergardens etc.
So flats are inside the buildings that have the status of "allowed to live in" property, while apartments are in the category of the "commercial" property, such as refurbished office buildings, loft-made old factories, hotels etc.
I know it is strange, since you can live perfectly well in a hotel. but it is what it is from the legal POW.
на самом деле часто аппартаменты не дотягивают до квартир из-за еще советских норм инсоляции, которых нет больше нигде в мире
Great information!!!
One more thing - rate if of payment for infrastrature (in apartments) is way higher. Cause it's officially "commecial" and rate is different compare to "living" type.
Так смешно рассказал про драку стариков, не трудно было это представить 😆
It's a good place.
"If you can't read". Do you mean - cannot read at all? Any language? The thing is all the stations names on Moscow Metro maps and signs are duplicated in English. Latin letters anyways.
When I first brought my children here I was bragging I could finally read the metro signs in Russian. My oldest said something similar to what you said. Dad, I can read them all too they are in English. They came right before the World Cup games.
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Daniel, which film are you talking about, when you mentioned Чистые пруды?
Я шагаю по Москве!
The end was at Universitet Station.
It was the scene when they found the dog all tied up and he kicked the ball for the kids.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 Даниель, спасибо, буду смотреть! Приятного вечера!
@@danielsandlintravels6646 Даниель, спасибо! Буду смотреть! Прекрасного вечера!
How are you learning russian and how long u in Moscow
I have been learning for 3 years. My progress has not been as fast I would like. My problem is I tend to surround myself with English speaking Russians. They always want to speak English. The lazy side of me quickly agrees. Now I am studying everyday but only to pass the drivers exam. I have a teacher and we studying one hour everyday.
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Have I heard something about Lipetsk?
Yes I have a home there.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 I also now live in Lipetsk. Maybe we'll meet some day.