I like to see so many Russians with encouraging positive comments about people trying hard to learn Russian language. I have been working on it myself. We need all the help and encouragement we can get. Thank you good Russians.
Поддерживаю! Неплохое произношение, всё понятно, а ещё довольно мило звучит (наверное из-за осторожного темпа мне так показалось). Здоровья и сил автору канала !аккуратнее с кофеином ;)
Yes it is easy to speak when I know what I want to say. It gets difficult in a conversation with my limited vocabulary when everyone is going very fast.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 I have the same problem with English. When they speak slowly, clearly, in simple words, then I understand everything. But the flow of rapid speech causes stupor. But I'm working hard on it😅
I'm from Yugoslavia, a Croatian man, who lived in Beograd & Sarajevo & Split. my friend from Rusija told me to go to Rusija to fix my prostate, he says it is much better than in Australia where I live now!!
Hi from Lipetsk, Daniel! Back in our days in Alaska, some twenty years ago, my son's appendectomy cost included a $1200/night hospital room. Still most expensive "hotel" in his life 🤣 Good thing it was just one night and we had insurance!
Had half of my stomach removed non cancerous spent 3 weeks in a Russian hospital with no insurance cost me $4500 usd in America just a guess 50 to 70 thousand.
I had 2 vain striping surgeries 3 years ago in NJ,at the time I have med insurance by the teamsters union who covered everything, when I saw the bill only the anesthesia to put you asleep was 25 000 $ f ing insane
Good progress in Russian language. I had exactly the same surgical operation in Canada after 5:58 years of having periodically terrible pain. Thanks to the doctors. They are savers.
Preventative medicine has come to us from the Soviet medical system. It means that every person goes through general medical checkout once a year. If doctors find out anything wrong, it's either at an early stage or far in advance before it's too late))
и это просто неоценимый подарок, на который наши граждане забивают, что непростительное расточительство возможностей! нужна была справка в басик, в поликлинике заметили, что несколько лет мною не было сдано никаких анализов, в тот же день они были сданы, уже третий день хожу по профильным врачам, предлагают еще глотать трубку, но чот не хочется)) очень приятный сюрприз - и подход, и отношение! низкий поклон каждому российскому врачу, кто старается на своем месте
@@neer4551 да-да, тоже попала в поликлинику зачем-то, меня прямо уговаривали пройти диспансеризацию, да мы быстро-быстро, все здесь сделаем, только соглашайтесь!
Берегите себя, жизнь сейчас и так не длинная, зачем алкоголь, от него человек глупеет, тупеет и болеет. Какая хорошая у вас жена, умная,слушайте ее советы.
Вы прикольно говорите по русски....)))👍 Вам удалили желчный пузырь видимо?...Но получилось прикольно с произношением...)) Удачи вам и не болейте!) Подписался.
Hey Daniel, if nobody had clarified names and services with insurance and hospitals since this video. The term you used "bezplatnaya" does indeed mean "free of charge" and it actually refers to these shared rooms with 4-6 people in them. This is the basic type of hospital coverage provided by the "free of charge" insurance for residents. The term is for this basic universal insurance is OMS, translates like "mandatory medical insurance". There is also DMS, translates as "additional medical insurance" which in fact gives you access to private room and a few other perks in hospital. DMS is provided by various private vendors and also includes access to private hospitals you mentioned for some procedures, but still each governmental hospital participates in DMS system. Therefore anyone can get referred into a hospital via OMS system and then chose to pay for DMS level service in hospital out of pocket. If you have DMS level coverage in your private insurance and your provider does not have private facility specifically for your treatment, they will refer you to regular hospital with DMS and you pay no extra besides insurance you have from provider.
Too much money corrupts. The cost of living is the most important issue. I totally agree with your point about litigation the compo culture in the west has eroded people's sense of fairness. Fair play to you for a very brave decision to make the move to Russia as the language hurdle is probably too much for a lot of people. Best wishes to you and your family for the future.
hello, Daniel. Thank you for sharing your story. I was impressed in many parts, but the small town spine surgeon who didn't want (or couldn't afford?) a car story was outstanding. You mentioned you had some assesment of Ru bureaucracy. When you have time to make a podcast, I'd be interested to listen to it. Regards, thanks for time.
Good afternoon. Important information that in Russia a car is not a necessity. The infrastructure of the cities is designed in such a way that you can even walk to all the necessary places in 15-30 minutes. These include grocery stores (which are almost always 5 minutes maximum), and hospitals, schools, and kindergartens. You can also use public transport. It is very thoughtful and regular. Yes, and taxis are available. It is more profitable to use a taxi periodically than to spend on car depreciation. The fact that in the USA a car is important for a comfortable life (necessary) recently surprised me very much. For us, it is more of a bonus than a real necessity.
I had the same surgery in the USA with excellent insurance that covers 100% hospital costs after $300 deductible and 90% of all other costs when in network. I was in ER for 24 hours and hospital for 6 more days. I would not have been there that long but there was a shortage of surgeons and I was too sick not to be in the hospital waiting for an open sugery slot. Due to poor condition sugery was about 5.5 hours -- YIKES! Surgery was fine. Recovery time seemed rushed. Had full blood panels 2x a day the whole time. As soon as my blood tests were minimal accepable kicked me out and sent me home. My cost out of pocket was about $1100. Total medical bills charged, about $82,000, insurance negotialed down the costs. Then I got mad after I reviewed my online tests and medical notes. No wonder I was so sick at home. I had other stuff going on that should have kept me in the hospital. I learned from me and others that hospital visits cover only one emergency at a time while in the hospital. Perhaps your talk about not wanting to get sued is why theyndo not try to fix other problems at the same time? Tuat was July 2022 for reference. My surgery was 8n one of the best hospitals in the US. I tend to choose my medical care based on the quality of accurate billing and recordkeeping of the medical facility.
This is a great comparison. Thanks for sharing. Don't forget to add the monthly premiums to the cost. If I had this in the USA with my insurance I pay $250 a month. I have a $2,500.00 deductible and a 80/20 split for the first $10,000.00 then they pay 100%. So it would have been $4,500 plus my $250 a month. This does not count any meds.
Had knee surgery about 3 years ago in Virginia. My wife does not drive so our neighbor was kind enough to drive me to the surgery center where "we do outpatient work so YOU DON'T STAY HERE OVER NIGHT" and back again that same evening. Now I was scheduled to meet with the surgeon the next morning at a different location. I drove myself to that appointment by operating the gas and brake pedals with my cane!! What do you think??
Yeah, the only word I couldn't actually make out was Zhelchny poozir aka желчный пузырь. Never thought about it before but it truly is a big challenge for an anglophone, lol.
Даже не глянула на даты размещения видео и комментариев, чувствую себя глупо теперь из-за ответов некоторым. Зато пожелания здоровья всегда актуальны для всех :D
I have niva too. She's like a designer. it can be modified and there will be a normal car. iron is rusting, yes. I put the toyota engine and the paddle goes
You have to go native, learn the language, appreciate the culture and build relationships with the locals. That is the only way to thrive in a country where you choose to live. And you Sir are doing it right by learning the Russian language. Doors of opportunities will easily open up to you.
Life without alcohol is fun, when you have enough entertainment. I am 23. I have no such habits, but I understand that it became something ordinary for most people, to drink after job, to smoke a cig when there are some free time... but for me it's just a bad habit that passively damages your body. I tried to understand both concepts, tried it and never liked it. I recommend finding a hobby to make it easier forgetting about an alcohol. PC games, for example, there is something for everyone. Hope your health got better over those 5 months!
I can't argue with that. Yes. My goal is to have a business. This is why I want a business that allows me to meet and talk to people everyday. I don't want to profit from it. I want to provide jobs and give me something to do that needs my attention. You give sound advice.
They did all that pre surgery work because they dont have any history of your health, every Russian has a health history file that is shared easily between doctors. They had to know how your body would react to different medicine
fatty liver is a sign of prediabetes by itself ! its starts from insulin resistance . i can tell for days about it so you better check youtube videos about insulinresistance and zero carb diets to cure it
At those prices you are quoting would price the cars out of the the market for the middle class russian.I question the price when the american dollar equates to about 100 rubles.1.4 million rubles for a Lada.That would be $140,000 for a Lada.WHO in Russia can drive.
You know that you can bring your vehicle from the US by boat, ship it to Belarus, pay customs and drive to Russia. At least you have a nice car that will last long. The Chinese crap doesn’t last long
Surgeries in Russia according to what u were saying it sound so scary. I wouldn't like to get sick there and having to go for to a hospital,not so very nice 😮
Funny, stolen iP from us cars? Who would want that... If you said European or Japanese, it would make sense. I don't think that country is copying a b uick, che vrolet build or engine, etc.
I do have that problem, but I am not na professional. Others tell me my other videos are too short. I don't have a script, I just spoke what was on my mind.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 Thanks for replying to my comments. Maybe it would help you to make some editing to video, or change settings - make it like a conversation/chit-chat/ with group of friends. Or something else. Just a thought. I’d like your channel be successful. (BTW I still put “like”) Good luck!
I agree. I am always welcome of constructive criticism. My wife does it every day! This video was not edited at all. Since then I use an app so I can at least make an attempt to edit better. I like the idea of a conversation. I just purchased the microphone set up. Great idea.
Poor Drs in Russia after all of the studying they to not make enough money not even to buy a decent car That sucks !! not fan of that life style very backwards.
Thanks for the comment. I don't think it is backwards necessarily. Many Russians become a doctor for different reasons. Now, you can still make a lot of money as a private doctor or surgeon.
Вы считаете высасывать фантастические суммы из пациентов у вас в медицине и делать пострадавших бездомными это лучше. Хотя соглашусь ,что доктора должны хорошо зарабатывать.
Вы считаете высасывать фантастические суммы из пациентов у вас в медицине и делать пострадавших бездомными это лучше. Хотя соглашусь ,что доктора должны хорошо зарабатывать.
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I like to see so many Russians with encouraging positive comments about people trying hard to learn Russian language. I have been working on it myself. We need all the help and encouragement we can get. Thank you good Russians.
Your Russian is not bad. I completely understood what you said. I wish you good health💪
Поддерживаю! Неплохое произношение, всё понятно, а ещё довольно мило звучит (наверное из-за осторожного темпа мне так показалось).
Здоровья и сил автору канала !аккуратнее с кофеином ;)
Yes it is easy to speak when I know what I want to say. It gets difficult in a conversation with my limited vocabulary when everyone is going very fast.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 I have the same problem with English. When they speak slowly, clearly, in simple words, then I understand everything. But the flow of rapid speech causes stupor. But I'm working hard on it😅
You're so adorable when you speak Russian language. Your wife should be proud of you.
Your Russian is very good 👍
Very proud of you talking truth about how crappie life in US is.
I'm from Yugoslavia, a Croatian man, who lived in Beograd & Sarajevo & Split. my friend from Rusija told me to go to Rusija to fix my prostate, he says it is much better than in Australia where I live now!!
Hi from Lipetsk, Daniel! Back in our days in Alaska, some twenty years ago, my son's appendectomy cost included a $1200/night hospital room. Still most expensive "hotel" in his life 🤣 Good thing it was just one night and we had insurance!
Had half of my stomach removed non cancerous spent 3 weeks in a Russian hospital with no insurance cost me $4500 usd in America just a guess 50 to 70 thousand.
Get better soon. Surgery is scary. God bless
I had 2 vain striping surgeries 3 years ago in NJ,at the time I have med insurance by the teamsters union who covered everything, when I saw the bill only the anesthesia to put you asleep was 25 000 $ f ing insane
Good progress in Russian language. I had exactly the same surgical operation in Canada after 5:58 years of having periodically terrible pain. Thanks to the doctors. They are savers.
Preventative medicine has come to us from the Soviet medical system. It means that every person goes through general medical checkout once a year. If doctors find out anything wrong, it's either at an early stage or far in advance before it's too late))
и это просто неоценимый подарок, на который наши граждане забивают, что непростительное расточительство возможностей! нужна была справка в басик, в поликлинике заметили, что несколько лет мною не было сдано никаких анализов, в тот же день они были сданы, уже третий день хожу по профильным врачам, предлагают еще глотать трубку, но чот не хочется)) очень приятный сюрприз - и подход, и отношение! низкий поклон каждому российскому врачу, кто старается на своем месте
If I were much younger,I would like to move to Russia because we here in the west we have forgotten how to live in harmony.
@@ailishlongmore924 It's never late ❤
@@neer4551 да-да, тоже попала в поликлинику зачем-то, меня прямо уговаривали пройти диспансеризацию, да мы быстро-быстро, все здесь сделаем, только соглашайтесь!
❤шикарный русский! Вы молодец!
Берегите себя, жизнь сейчас и так не длинная, зачем алкоголь, от него человек глупеет, тупеет и болеет. Какая хорошая у вас жена, умная,слушайте ее советы.
Правдивые факты!
Поправляйтесь!
Вы прикольно говорите по русски....)))👍
Вам удалили желчный пузырь видимо?...Но получилось прикольно с произношением...))
Удачи вам и не болейте!)
Подписался.
Выздоравливай друг !
Прекрасный прогресс в языке у вас. Поздравляю!
Русский - класс! Молодец. Здоровья! Произношение отлично!
Your Russian is so great! I’m amazed at how easily you speak! How long did it take you to get to that level?
3 years. If I would stay in Russia and not stand with one leg in each country I would be much further along.
Hey Daniel, if nobody had clarified names and services with insurance and hospitals since this video. The term you used "bezplatnaya" does indeed mean "free of charge" and it actually refers to these shared rooms with 4-6 people in them. This is the basic type of hospital coverage provided by the "free of charge" insurance for residents. The term is for this basic universal insurance is OMS, translates like "mandatory medical insurance". There is also DMS, translates as "additional medical insurance" which in fact gives you access to private room and a few other perks in hospital. DMS is provided by various private vendors and also includes access to private hospitals you mentioned for some procedures, but still each governmental hospital participates in DMS system. Therefore anyone can get referred into a hospital via OMS system and then chose to pay for DMS level service in hospital out of pocket. If you have DMS level coverage in your private insurance and your provider does not have private facility specifically for your treatment, they will refer you to regular hospital with DMS and you pay no extra besides insurance you have from provider.
Very similar in Australia.
Thank you. That is great new info for me.
Too much money corrupts. The cost of living is the most important issue. I totally agree with your point about litigation the compo culture in the west has eroded people's sense of fairness. Fair play to you for a very brave decision to make the move to Russia as the language hurdle is probably too much for a lot of people. Best wishes to you and your family for the future.
hello, Daniel. Thank you for sharing your story. I was impressed in many parts, but the small town spine surgeon who didn't want (or couldn't afford?) a car story was outstanding. You mentioned you had some assesment of Ru bureaucracy. When you have time to make a podcast, I'd be interested to listen to it. Regards, thanks for time.
Good afternoon. Important information that in Russia a car is not a necessity. The infrastructure of the cities is designed in such a way that you can even walk to all the necessary places in 15-30 minutes. These include grocery stores (which are almost always 5 minutes maximum), and hospitals, schools, and kindergartens. You can also use public transport. It is very thoughtful and regular. Yes, and taxis are available. It is more profitable to use a taxi periodically than to spend on car depreciation.
The fact that in the USA a car is important for a comfortable life (necessary) recently surprised me very much. For us, it is more of a bonus than a real necessity.
@@userkarapuser my father always said that hed rather go by taxi all yis life than take care of a car
Поздравляю с приобретением авто! )
Your Russian is just fine! You mastered endings which is insanely hard! Well done,
Get well soon !
Your Russian is perfect. Recover well, sir!
Thank you very much!
Loved listening to your experience in a Russian Hospital,very enjoyable thank you,hope you have a speedy recovery.
Glad you enjoyed it
Здоровья вам! 😘💪
Привет из Калуги! 🇷🇺
Как вы классно говорите по русский😊
Молодец! Дорогу освоит идущий! Русский язык очень трудный,
Depends for whom, what is your native language
Mine is English. While learning Russian I learned I don't know the English grammar rules very well.
Your Russian is great! You speak methodically pronouncing words and using grammar and correct sentences structure!
Russian is so good. And you have the cutest 😍 accent.
I had the same surgery in the USA with excellent insurance that covers 100% hospital costs after $300 deductible and 90% of all other costs when in network. I was in ER for 24 hours and hospital for 6 more days. I would not have been there that long but there was a shortage of surgeons and I was too sick not to be in the hospital waiting for an open sugery slot. Due to poor condition sugery was about 5.5 hours -- YIKES! Surgery was fine. Recovery time seemed rushed. Had full blood panels 2x a day the whole time. As soon as my blood tests were minimal accepable kicked me out and sent me home. My cost out of pocket was about $1100. Total medical bills charged, about $82,000, insurance negotialed down the costs. Then I got mad after I reviewed my online tests and medical notes. No wonder I was so sick at home. I had other stuff going on that should have kept me in the hospital. I learned from me and others that hospital visits cover only one emergency at a time while in the hospital. Perhaps your talk about not wanting to get sued is why theyndo not try to fix other problems at the same time? Tuat was July 2022 for reference. My surgery was 8n one of the best hospitals in the US. I tend to choose my medical care based on the quality of accurate billing and recordkeeping of the medical facility.
This is a great comparison. Thanks for sharing. Don't forget to add the monthly premiums to the cost. If I had this in the USA with my insurance I pay $250 a month. I have a $2,500.00 deductible and a 80/20 split for the first $10,000.00 then they pay 100%. So it would have been $4,500 plus my $250 a month. This does not count any meds.
Молодец!!!!
Very nice, have a safe and quick recovery!
Thank you!
Нива это отличный выбор:) у нее действительно отличная проходимость.
as an approximation - [и] as in "tea", [ы] as in "pick" or "tick" . all the best of health and luck Daniel!
Thank you!!!
My friend had eye surgery and also had to visit a dentist and had three blood tests (general one, HIV, and covid)
Жена сказала, но мы посмотрим;)
Had knee surgery about 3 years ago in Virginia. My wife does not drive so our neighbor was kind enough to drive me to the surgery center where "we do outpatient work so YOU DON'T STAY HERE OVER NIGHT" and back again that same evening. Now I was scheduled to meet with the surgeon the next morning at a different location. I drove myself to that appointment by operating the gas and brake pedals with my cane!! What do you think??
🤦🙄😳
I think an Uber would have been my choice.
Yeah, the only word I couldn't actually make out was Zhelchny poozir aka желчный пузырь. Never thought about it before but it truly is a big challenge for an anglophone, lol.
Даже не глянула на даты размещения видео и комментариев, чувствую себя глупо теперь из-за ответов некоторым. Зато пожелания здоровья всегда актуальны для всех :D
Молодец, успехов!)
Здоровья Вам, друг! Поправляйтесь поскорее и не болейте!!! Добро пожаловать в Россию ❤
I have niva too. She's like a designer. it can be modified and there will be a normal car. iron is rusting, yes. I put the toyota engine and the paddle goes
No need to apologise! I've catched gall bladder on the first!
ыыыы :)
You Russian is amazing 🤩
You have to go native, learn the language, appreciate the culture and build relationships with the locals. That is the only way to thrive in a country where you choose to live. And you Sir are doing it right by learning the Russian language. Doors of opportunities will easily open up to you.
Thank you.
Life without alcohol is fun, when you have enough entertainment. I am 23. I have no such habits, but I understand that it became something ordinary for most people, to drink after job, to smoke a cig when there are some free time... but for me it's just a bad habit that passively damages your body. I tried to understand both concepts, tried it and never liked it. I recommend finding a hobby to make it easier forgetting about an alcohol. PC games, for example, there is something for everyone.
Hope your health got better over those 5 months!
I can't argue with that. Yes. My goal is to have a business. This is why I want a business that allows me to meet and talk to people everyday. I don't want to profit from it. I want to provide jobs and give me something to do that needs my attention. You give sound advice.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 I wish you the best then! Удачи и всего наилучшего!
They did all that pre surgery work because they dont have any history of your health, every Russian has a health history file that is shared easily between doctors. They had to know how your body would react to different medicine
I had dental surgery from a team of Russian dentists in Stamford, Connecticut. That was $10,000.
Hahaha. Geez I can't fathom why russian dentists moved to the USA to work?
@@brinjoness3386 the pay is higher, but so is the cost of living. Overall, i think it's a wash
Удалили желочный пузырь?😢😢😢😢
👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤
enjoy while you still can
Вы такой симпатичный
Спасибо
@@danielsandlintravels6646 💯
Удачи
Когда оформляют вид на жительство и гражданство, нельзя уезжать, иначе ничего не получится.
I left and returned and had zero issues. You just have to stay over 6 months and 1 day.
bravo Danny
If you need an English-speaking Lawyer in Russia feel free to contact us!
I already have a good friend who specializes in this in Moscow. I hope i never need him for this.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 Yes, it is better not using the services of doctors, lawyers and car mechanics)
Sir, you Russian is almost impeccable. Good health to you!
fatty liver is a sign of prediabetes by itself ! its starts from insulin resistance . i can tell for days about it so you better check youtube videos about insulinresistance and zero carb diets to cure it
You are not wrong. Thanks for the comment.
"But.... i can't drink alcohol..."
My condolences, man.
😂
At those prices you are quoting would price the cars out of the the market for the middle class russian.I question the price when the american dollar equates to about 100 rubles.1.4 million rubles for a Lada.That would be $140,000 for a Lada.WHO in Russia can drive.
its 100 rubles (90 today ) to an American $1.00. Maybe I said it backwards?
Wowwww хорошо говоришь по русский....
Your Russian language improved so much!
Lol, the accent. How long have you been learning the language?
Sound is very bad! I increased volume to max and still had to strain to hear your voice!
When you tell "Ы" try it like you want to show your teeth while smiling.
My wife says relax when you say it. I get the opposite when I need to use it.
Русский язык уже очень хороший! Поздравляю!
Спасибо
Пить становится моветоном
мОветоном...
@@olgatarasova-chelpanova1109 Спасиб, исправился
становиТСЯ
@@timofeyshtokolov8093 и вам спасибо))) исправился....
Есть ещё какие пожелания?
Stop comparing hiw it looks.
Western looks fancy but it takes quite an effort to get REAL care.
Western nedicine has lots of optics.
Western medicine is competing for the insurance money.
You know that you can bring your vehicle from the US by boat, ship it to Belarus, pay customs and drive to Russia. At least you have a nice car that will last long. The Chinese crap doesn’t last long
Yes. I had a friend who did this through Georgia. I really want to ship back to the USA a Nova and UAZ. They have to be over 25 years old.
Promo sm
Surgeries in Russia according to what u were saying it sound so scary.
I wouldn't like to get sick there and having to go for to a hospital,not so very nice 😮
Funny, stolen iP from us cars? Who would want that... If you said European or Japanese, it would make sense. I don't think that country is copying a b uick, che vrolet build or engine, etc.
They are 100% copying fords. I can't tell what they copy on the inside. I can only see the body styles.
Way too long: you keep repeating the same things three-four times, and then keeps repeating... I lost interest
I do have that problem, but I am not na professional. Others tell me my other videos are too short. I don't have a script, I just spoke what was on my mind.
@@danielsandlintravels6646 Thanks for replying to my comments. Maybe it would help you to make some editing to video, or change settings - make it like a conversation/chit-chat/ with group of friends. Or something else. Just a thought. I’d like your channel be successful. (BTW I still put “like”)
Good luck!
I agree. I am always welcome of constructive criticism. My wife does it every day! This video was not edited at all. Since then I use an app so I can at least make an attempt to edit better. I like the idea of a conversation. I just purchased the microphone set up. Great idea.
Poor Drs in Russia after all of the studying they to not make enough money not even to buy a decent car
That sucks !! not fan of that life style very backwards.
Thanks for the comment. I don't think it is backwards necessarily. Many Russians become a doctor for different reasons. Now, you can still make a lot of money as a private doctor or surgeon.
Вы считаете высасывать фантастические суммы из пациентов у вас в медицине и делать пострадавших бездомными это лучше. Хотя соглашусь ,что доктора должны хорошо зарабатывать.
Вы считаете высасывать фантастические суммы из пациентов у вас в медицине и делать пострадавших бездомными это лучше. Хотя соглашусь ,что доктора должны хорошо зарабатывать.