"Don't do explicit acts on the graves\memorials of heroes" I had no idea someone couldn't come up with it themselves, but for anyone that couldn't - this is a very useful piece of advice in general.
@@Waytorious Yes, a lot of teenagers want to put out (the eternal flame Memorial) then when it appeared on the Internet or the media, everyone was just furious. And those teenagers were arrested or deported
As for taking flowers when visiting someone - if its flowers like roses etc , with individual blooms - there should be an ODD number - EVEN numbers are for funerals or death.
In Russia, it is customary to take off your hats if you sit down to eat in a public place in cafes, restaurants, or at a party (this MUST apply to men). By doing this you show respect to others. In your apartment you can eat whatever you want.
I have never heard the term "face cap." I'm assuming baseball cap (because the brim only shields your face, if worn properly). This reminded me of grade school. Our instructors would snatch our hats off our heads as we walked into school. Quite the wake-up. I enjoy hearing voices from around the world. Thank you for the share.
Not just Russia, every country has its culture and laws that you must respect. Crossing the traffic lights and other undesignated points is jaywalking in the USA. You will be arrested for that. America has the harshest police in the world, I think you know that. You can lose your life if you are not careful.
@@nathanhiggers4606No, just the opposite. Orthodox Christianity has formed in Russians the rule of forgiveness of others and the constant search for sin in oneself. This is why Russians are very self-critical and love to scold themselves.
When you first went to Russia what type of Visa did you apply for since you have to learn Russian for 1 year before you actually apply to a university.
I know for sure that white Russian girls were condemned for twerking at a memorial in the city of Novorossiysk. You also can’t smoke from a fire, and you can’t fry food; you’ll also be sent to prison.I know for sure that white Russian girls were condemned for twerking at a memorial in the city of Novorossiysk. You also can’t smoke from a fire, and you can’t fry food; you’ll also be sent to prison.
Actually any headdress indoors would be inappropriate, as well as chuwing a gum in any formal situation. Unless it is something a person really needs. Like a bold person in a cold room wearing a knitted cap or a headdress required due to a person religion etc.
Nowadays I see more people start wearing caps and hats inside actually, but yeah, it's still not really common here. I do it quite often and almost no one says anything, but the tiny feeling of "Shoul I... should I take it off?" is still there😄 Hats weren't really a big thing in fashion here up until recent years, I think.
It's OK to wear hats in shops or malls, any public place that is directly accessible from the street. It is frowned upon in cinemas, restaurants, homes, schools.
@@TheAntsh I leave my cap or bucket hat on in university, no one frowns upon me😄 In cinemas, too. Restaurants yes, that’s probably the most unacceptable place to leave your hat on in.
@@mintychocolate8504 it may be OK to wear in corridors outside of lecture hall. If you wear any kind of hat in the lecture hall or big classroom nobody including teachers would probably frown or say anything to you but they will still think it's not appropriate "ah, s/he's not from around here".
This is most likely due to Orthodoxy. When visiting a temple, men must take off their hats, but women, on the contrary, must cover their hair with at least a scarf, a scarf, or a hat. And according to etiquette, at large indoor events, men should always be without a headdress, and women are allowed to wear a hat, Panama hat or headscarf.
@@OluenRival partly so but also because of schools. All pupils since they are 6 years old in schools are required to take any headwear off. Keeping a hat on in a classroom is considered disrespect towards teacher. In general if you don't know what to do with your hat in an indoor social situation just take it off.
"Don't do explicit acts on the graves\memorials of heroes"
I had no idea someone couldn't come up with it themselves, but for anyone that couldn't - this is a very useful piece of advice in general.
There has been like a small wave of teenagers doing this, so yeah this is a good advise here
@@Waytorious Yes, a lot of teenagers want to put out (the eternal flame Memorial) then when it appeared on the Internet or the media, everyone was just furious. And those teenagers were arrested or deported
As for taking flowers when visiting someone - if its flowers like roses etc , with individual blooms - there should be an ODD number - EVEN numbers are for funerals or death.
For a Russian, these tips sound both very funny and a little pleasant. I hope you like Russia. Thank you for the video. Товарищ.
Чай будешь? 😆
@@redfiendчай не водка, много не выпьешь😂
I love cultured countries. It's much easier when you know what to do/ what's expected of you.
In Russia, it is customary to take off your hats if you sit down to eat in a public place in cafes, restaurants, or at a party (this MUST apply to men). By doing this you show respect to others. In your apartment you can eat whatever you want.
Спасибо за понимание !
I have never heard the term "face cap." I'm assuming baseball cap (because the brim only shields your face, if worn properly). This reminded me of grade school. Our instructors would snatch our hats off our heads as we walked into school. Quite the wake-up. I enjoy hearing voices from around the world. Thank you for the share.
Yes it’s also called baseball cap
@@WithMeBukkyVega I love it!
Thank you for good presentation
Ppl
Keep making same mistakes
Many of this situation happened 30 years ago when we were students in Russia
Oh wow, didn’t even know it happened 30years ago
Thank you for sharing
Not just Russia, every country has its culture and laws that you must respect. Crossing the traffic lights and other undesignated points is jaywalking in the USA. You will be arrested for that. America has the harshest police in the world, I think you know that. You can lose your life if you are not careful.
Live in Moscow and it’s very interesting to watch this video👍🏻
I’ve been to Mother Russia twice and I’ll go again no matter what.
Nice one 👍
Russians respect their history
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They can hold a grudge for a few hundred years old event
@@nathanhiggers4606no, that's not about russians. that's more true for small nations
@@nathanhiggers4606No, just the opposite.
Orthodox Christianity has formed in Russians the rule of forgiveness of others and the constant search for sin in oneself.
This is why Russians are very self-critical and love to scold themselves.
These are pretty fair
Even when musicians perform, they ask them to take off their face caps or anything on their head 😅
You are very beautiful. I from Belarus
I am always being corrected about this facecap thing even bucket cap😂😂😂. I wondered why, didn't know it's not even a thing here
So, I can twerk or dance near war memorials in other countries?
I love your natural hair
Thank you 🌹
@@WithMeBukkyVega
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When you first went to Russia what type of Visa did you apply for since you have to learn Russian for 1 year before you actually apply to a university.
Good content.
I wanna know if its possible to get jobs to to fund your tuition fee
Thank you beautiful African girl for info
I heard that the Girl who twerked on a Russian National Monument was from Zambia? Is that true?
Sorry but I don’t want to disclose her nationality, you can confirm online..
I know for sure that white Russian girls were condemned for twerking at a memorial in the city of Novorossiysk. You also can’t smoke from a fire, and you can’t fry food; you’ll also be sent to prison.I know for sure that white Russian girls were condemned for twerking at a memorial in the city of Novorossiysk. You also can’t smoke from a fire, and you can’t fry food; you’ll also be sent to prison.
Yes all African manner less mother fuc$ker making Russia worse they are criminals
No . We have enough of our own juvenile idiots.
Love ya accent
What is a "face cap"? Is this what they call a beysbolka (baseball cap) in Russia?
Yes
Actually any headdress indoors would be inappropriate, as well as chuwing a gum in any formal situation. Unless it is something a person really needs. Like a bold person in a cold room wearing a knitted cap or a headdress required due to a person religion etc.
Nowadays I see more people start wearing caps and hats inside actually, but yeah, it's still not really common here. I do it quite often and almost no one says anything, but the tiny feeling of "Shoul I... should I take it off?" is still there😄 Hats weren't really a big thing in fashion here up until recent years, I think.
It's OK to wear hats in shops or malls, any public place that is directly accessible from the street. It is frowned upon in cinemas, restaurants, homes, schools.
@@TheAntsh I leave my cap or bucket hat on in university, no one frowns upon me😄 In cinemas, too. Restaurants yes, that’s probably the most unacceptable place to leave your hat on in.
@@mintychocolate8504 it may be OK to wear in corridors outside of lecture hall. If you wear any kind of hat in the lecture hall or big classroom nobody including teachers would probably frown or say anything to you but they will still think it's not appropriate "ah, s/he's not from around here".
This is most likely due to Orthodoxy. When visiting a temple, men must take off their hats, but women, on the contrary, must cover their hair with at least a scarf, a scarf, or a hat. And according to etiquette, at large indoor events, men should always be without a headdress, and women are allowed to wear a hat, Panama hat or headscarf.
@@OluenRival partly so but also because of schools. All pupils since they are 6 years old in schools are required to take any headwear off. Keeping a hat on in a classroom is considered disrespect towards teacher.
In general if you don't know what to do with your hat in an indoor social situation just take it off.
Please any information on delaying of my students invitation letter
Don’t know, that’s on the school
You should email them
Fine for 32 thousand dollars that sounds a lot
You are sweet )
No Chai or tea, no russia, thank you
What is face cup
Baseball cap 🧢
Use Common sense & Dont be a moron & Dont break the law ... There
Never make these mistakes like being a foreigner in Ruzzia
Russians are generally friendly to foreigners who are respectful