Visiting Ukraine... During the war | Geography Now Reaction - TEACHER PAUL REACTS
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I repeat again and again - the war in my country 🇺🇦 started in 2014 with annexation of my homeland - Crimea.
Yes!!!!
Yes, yes, yes
А вот и нет 😜
@@elizaveta8276 , как думаете когда война в рашке началась? С заходом Русского Легиона в села Белгородской области или с дронов над мАцквой? ;)
@@user-vh2tl9bj2h оно тебе не ответит,потому что свои 15 фублей за коммент получило.
Vyshyvanka is our national clothes, ot was originally made by hand, each region got their unique ornaments and over 400 weaving techniques (most of them were lost because of soviet union anti-ukrainian politic)
Много кто такое вышивал и не только в Европе.Задолго до династии Меровингов,Инки ходили в вышианках.А они ни разу не славяне.Как-то додумались.Новая Зеландия до этого дальше пошла.Татуировки на лице,руках и теле.Которые лучше паспорта.Там видно как ты жил,кого убил и сколько у тебя детей.Да она по своему уникальна.И имеет смысл.А вы её без смысла носите!Там чёко написано кто ты,откуда итак далее.Вы ж"патриоты"даже этого не знаете!И я тебе добавлю.Проводилась Украинизация.Тысячи книг издавали всех стран,у меня в библиотеке не меньше сотни на украинском.Но я не продам.Просто могу сфоткать.Люди не хотели говорить на украинском в восточных областях.Их Ленин заставил!Не лги людям.Это не хорошо.
You can be disappointed by the name of the cities, because while long soviet period all ukrainian names was known in the world in russian language (like Lvov and Kiev). But when Ukraine became independent country these names were replace by names in Ukrainian- Lviv and Kyiv. In Ukraine they always sounds like this, but other world didn't know about it😊. Sorry for my English, I hope you've understood me:) P.S. The same story- Dnepr river and Dnipro river (in Ukrainian)
also Chernobyl is pronounced Chornobyl
@@stylexBovdur yes :)
And Venice actually pronounced Venize in Italian if I am correct. It's a matter of language really.
@@durema9720 when ALL the languages tend to use russian name of the city - i believe it is due to the soviet influence and agenda not because of differences of the languages =) also if u are russian (which i assume cause of the name) - u are not the person to speak how Ukrainian cities should be called ok cool
@@Zoffy_UAWell duh because it's Ukrainian city therefore it's falls under Ukrainian agenda to name whatever. Names are silly exteriors and nothing else really.
I'm living in Borodianka, and I want to say there are no military objects. russians bombed only blocks with people inside.
cool story
@@ghostabastard2208 it's not cool. A lot of people died here. russians committed war crimes,if you don't believe it, search on the Internet what the city looks like now.
as a ukrainian i confirm this.
@@ghostabastard2208 it's not a "cool story", it's the truth. They were bombing apartment blocks with aviation and GP bombs, targeting civilians on purpose, but ruzzia sympathisers aren't ready to hear the truth.
Same here. Was visiting friends in Vinnytsia when ruscists bombed the medical center and the club in the city center. Wasn't too far but the sound wasn't too clear through the buildings so I thought the iron roof just fell of in one of them😅 Then realized it was a bombing. Many people died that day, the building was all black and smoking when i passed it. Will also forever remember my tooth crown being put on in a dark dentistry with flashlights and a painfully slow drill, and my child sleeping in a radiology room as the safest place in the building, when they bombed electrical stations in November
My cousine lived in Irpin and was lucky to escape early on the morning of the attack, but her university and all the new townhouses around her apartment were burned down and robbed. Their cat, unfortunately, was left behind for a month and got a PTSD (she hides and screams when any sound resembling planes is heard) and grey fur around its head and neck. The refugees we hosted for 3 months refused to leave the house for 2 weeks, and also screamed and fell on the floor when the plane could be heard
I'm temporarily in the US, but i still hate Walmart electric carts sound, it reminds a siren. And sounds that resemble explosions also still make me alert and ready. But hey, that's the survival instinct, i guess
Hi, viewer from Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk here, I'll write here short remarks:
1. I think that visiting Ukraine is much safer than many foreigners think, just don't go near front lines.
2. Mistletoe is treated as regular tree parasite here, no kissing tradition.
@@voloshkaaa Волошка... Я знаю одну Волошку з міста Малин і у якої є знайомі з Кремінної. Цікаво це та Волошка чи ні... У мене з тією Волошкою однакове ім'я. Зараз пишу під псевдонімом.
It's everything ok with electricity for more than 2 months in Ukraine. Russia failed to achieve their terror using thousands of long range missiles.
Slava Ukraine from Spain
Geroyam slava!
Heroiam slava
Vyshivanka it's traditional Ukrainian shirt with cross stitching😊
Чого це хрестиком? Використовуються різні техніки та різні орнаменти в залежності від регіону. Не знаєте не пишіть.
@@1nataliia2 це не головна тема відео, тому було б, можливо, зайвим писать про такі подробиці чоловіку, який не знає, що таке вишиванка і, швидше за все, має дуже приблизне уявлення про вишивку взагалі.. Хтось напише детальніше, як буде бажання)
Можна було б написати traditional Ukrainian embroided shirt
@@shwabb1 то моя англійська підкачала) Сподіваюсь, Ваш коментар прочитають.
About the flags. I heard a version of how the red and black resistance flag came about. When Ukrainian blue and yellow flag was soaked in bood of the wounded and the dead, it turns red and black.
Yeah thats true
yes. its true
This is bullshit, the red-black flag appeared long before the yellow-blue one.
For residents of eastern Ukraine and Crimea, the red and black flag was one of the symbols of what they rebelled against in 2014. This flag was first used during World War II by Ukrainian ultranationalists (Stepan Bandera's army), who collaborated with the Nazis and engaged in terrorizing the population of Poland, Ukraine and Belarus. A lot of Jews, Poles, Ukrainians, Russians and Belarusians died at their hands. Because of the honoring of Stepan Bandera and his army, the residents of Eastern and Southern Ukraine, who were, in general, pro-Russian, and the uprisings began in Donbas and Crimea.
why red black flag? When the blue-yellow flag is soaked in blood, it changes colors to red-black. so the battle flag is just that.
Дуже дякую за Вашу реакцію! Поплакала 🥲
Thank you❤ Biiiig thanks for supporting Ukraine🇺🇦❤ It means a lot for us🙏🏼
lol, that is a Norwegian saying 😄 We say "there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing"
Thank you for kind words and support! A lot of love from UA!
Please do not use "the" before Ukraine I'm sure that you'll never use it before Ireland for example))) And it's the same with Ukraine! Thank you for thi reaction! Greetings from Ukraine (yeah, we're living here you know cause it's our home)! By the way I'm really happy that Ukraine got more air defense systems it really helped us this night for example!
Thank You Paul for this reaction and support. You're always welcome in Ukraine. Hope this war will end soon and we can come back to a normal life. =)
Людина яка робить реакцію також і на російський контент в принципі не може підтримувати Україну. Це просто балачка для українських підписантів.
Thank you Paul! We appreciate this recognition and respect to our country! ❤
Nice video that brought back good memories. I lived in Odessa for 2 years and miss it.
It's Ukraine. Not THE Ukraine. It's an independent country, so you don't need the article.
In Ukrainian we say Kyiv
In russian language it's Kiev
14:40
Ukrainian (and English) - Lviv [lʲwiu̯]
Polish - Lwów [lvuf]
Old German name - Lemberg [ˈlɛmbɛʁk]
Yiddish - Lemberik
Spanish - Leópolis
Italian - Leopoli
thank you for this video! people must know about Ukraine and this war
We Ukrainians call this conflict the 428th day of 9th year war that lasts for 4 centuries already.
Myself I knew the difference of how sounds engines of cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. Heard a lot of missiles flyed over my apartment house. And in a first hour of full scale invasion I experienced barraging flyby of Russian fighter bomber with red stars on wings it was flying over the road about 30-40m high with blue flame out of it's two engines, and a moment after a first trolleybus on a route drives on very high speed (didn't know that trolleybuses manage to move so fast), pretty sure the trolleybus driver was frightened as well as I was at the moment that jet flyed over him. That was the last time I frightened, even when a missile hit a house few street blocks away, and I experienced the most powerful earthquake in my life didn't frightened. Anyway something changed.
Ah and on the beginning of journey in Ukraine the ware a crow's nests, they love to build nests next to roads
Hello, Paul. Thanks for your reaction and support to our country. Vishivanka is a national clothe. Ukrainian women are they were sewn and embroidered by his hands for beauty and protection. 💛💙🇺🇦
Correct pronounciation is Kyiv - coz it's in ukrainian.
Kiev - is russian way to pronounce it
27:50 if can't find some reason to lough you'll go insane. some people saying they don't letting themselves to cry or grief and they gonna drink as much as they can and let themselves grief after victory. also for many months people shift from expression "after war" to "after victory" because of realisation there no other way it's victory or death. (if somebody doesn't understand why - check what military crimes russians did in Hostomel', Bucha and Irpin'. and it was just 1 month. imaging what is going on in Mariupol, its been more then a year...)
Love from Ukraine, guys. Always keep your head up!
Thank you
What a cool video. Thank you for showing it to us.❤🇺🇦All my life I lived in Lviv’s region🙃
Thank you💛💙
THANK YOU MAN THAT YOU TOOK THIS VIDEO FOR REACT, YOU SHARE MORE ABOUT UKRAINE FOR ALL COUNTRIES!
Thank you for helping Ukraine
There's also video of Geography now, about Ukraine, about Ukrainian "geography", culture, sport, economics and so on
things about pronunciation of cities - russians remove all names to russian versions and at international maps etc etc, Kyiv changed to Kiev, Lviv to Lvov, Kharkiv to Kharkov, Odesa to Odessa
Thank you for reaction and support❤
Thanks for supporting Ukraine 🇺🇦
14:50. Lviv just translated to ruzzian as Lvov because name means "Lions' ". Lviv is also called "The city of Lions"
just as the ruzzians renamed other cities in their own way, like Chernihiv (Chernigov), Kyiv (Kiev), Kharkiv (Kharkov), etc.
Дякую за роботу і підтримку України
How incredibly surreal. Both my parents come from countries with extensive violence throughout history and I've traveled to both as both a child and an adult. As an adult it hits different. You realize how strong your ancestors right up to your parents and aunts and uncles are and how their choice to move gave the next generation a better life violence wise and financially. Do I wish I were more immersed in both cultures, of course
Generators are not to conserve electricity but to enable businesses to function during the frequent blackouts we felt during the last autumn-winter season when there were massive russian strikes on our critical power infrastructure points. There were blackouts for 12-24 hours very often
26:25 Клопотенко переможець українського Мастер-Шеф, розробляв меню харчування для українських шкіл, відстояв страву БОРЩ, як українську автентичну страву у ЮНЕСКО, бо росіяни кричали, що то їх страва. Росіяни УСЕ КРАДУТЬ І ПРИВЛАСНЮЮТЬ. Пам'ятайте це дуже крепко!!!
I see my home... I lived in Irpin'.
Lviv means lion's city. King Danilo had a son Lion. Because of the Austrian and soviet periods there is also names as Lemberg and Lvov. Lviv- is the wright way to call the city. Thanks for supporting Ukraine❤
thanks, man
29:20 Тарас Тополя, фронтмен гурту Антитіла, з перших днів широкомасштабного вторгнення росії в Україну пішов на фронт госпіталь'єром. Його дружина, співачка Alyosha, виступала на 1 півфіналі Євробачення, пісня про те, як жінки з дітьми тікали закордон, а чоловіки лишались боронити Україну. Вона показала власну історію. Я не тікала нікуди, мій чоловік в 24лютого 2022 пішов у військомат і я не могла його покинути. Я - тут. Я - в Україні, на землі, яку дав мені Бог! Я - вдома!
I think the term is "there is no such thing as bad weather just bad clothing for the weather."
Thanks for your support. It's important for us
As for the mines on the fields - the problem is also about the future crops of agricultures for us and for export, it's highly dangerous and often impossible for farmers to work on these lands. But still our farmers keep working there and we often hear that some of them die because of these mines..
man
that fresh cemetery sight sttiked hard
my cousen is buried in one of those, and it's been two years already
i had a chance to visit him only once, but i hope i will be able to come back to Ukraine someday
Lights out not just to preserve energy but to blackout the city to hide from bombs
vyshyvanka is embroided clothing, shirt, from pagan slavic times, with all symbols can to have meaning, unique to every regions even from to village can be different
girls from 10-11 years start to embroid alot of vyshyvankas to take that for their own home after wedding, from poor families girl has 10 vyshyvankas from rich families alot more
You're a good dude. Thanks for the reaction.
An interesting fact about our flags. When blood gets on the yellow-blue flag, it turns red-black. Literally.
You know, it's so weird. I am in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine and haven't ever leave my country. And when he crossed the border and ended up here, there was such a feeling of joy and warmth, as if it was me who had returned home)))) I think Ukraine become so very very precious for us.
By the way, I want to thank from the bottom of my heart everyone involved, everyone who's supporting us and provided and share the systems that protect our skies. Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to go down to the bomb shelter, so I wait out almost every attack at home, on the upper floors of a high-rise building. And the power of some explosions is really impressive.
vishyvanka - its a part of our traditional clothes, looks like shirt with drawings and ornaments that differ depending on the origin of the vishivanka (by region of the country)
Thank you very much for the video! Hello from Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to heroes!
Vyshyvanka is Ukrainian folk clothing that has its own history) in Japan, people can wear kimonos on certain holidays, and Ukrainians wear vyshyvanka) This is a shirt embroidered with various signs and patterns that have their own sacred meaning in our culture) By the way, in every the region of Ukraine had its own independent manner of embroidery on a shirt) this is very interesting)
In Ukraine, there is no tradition of kissing under the mistletoe.
mistletoe is a big problem in Ukraine. last for decades :( i can remember them from childhood trips, and now i'm 30. it's realy bad for trees, and for now common practice is to cut tree if it has mistletoe.
the names of the cities have always depended on the empires that came to our land. Lviv, for instance, was once Lemberg. Same as Vienna was Vindabon(a)🙃 moreover, at the time of soviet union the names were translated into English from russian such as Kharkov which from Ukrainian is Kharkiv, or Kiev which from Ukrainian is Kyiv
Thank you Paul for you support and prayers.
We have huge support from British people and its awesome, like we have such level of support only from Baltic countries and Poland which were under soviet rule and understand us much what is like to deal with rusia.
My very very beautiful Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤🙏💪💪🙏🙏
Big thank you for this video, and hope to see a big amount of the tourists in Ukraine, especially after our win
Hello from Ukraine.
Your video was suggested to me by RUclips. Thank you for your support of Ukraine. I hope the war will end soon and we too will be able to travel.)
Thanks ! 🇺🇦
I can say you also (as Ukrainian Pupil) that our school's are also working.
Чудове відео, дякую вам ❤
20:46 - to save electricity and hide city from drones and aviation
Only Kyiv - its true, this is how our ancestors spoke, and in the sources of the 8th-10th centuries, such names are found
Kiev - is the Russian version and another sign of colonization
💙💛
Why didn't he put some cream in the Borscht)) Borscht + cream + donuts (such bread with garlic and maybe with dill) it's how it has to be)
Unless you're going to kiss someone. Then no garlic)
The word "vyshyvanka" itself is from вишива́ти (vyšyváti, "to embroider") and -а́нка (-ánka), which means "something that is embroidered
In English translations of Ukrainian texts, the word "vyshyvanka" is a loanword.[9] The same way as the kilt speaks about its Scottish origin, or moccasins attribute to Native American heritage, vyshyvanka proudly defines Ukrainian people
Чому тільки хлопцям надсилаєте свою підтримку? Ви не знаєте скільки дівчат та жінок українок воює! В Україні найбільша частка у збройних силах жінок воїнів! І гинуть вони так само, як і чоловіки!
No. Its not to preserve energies/ Its to the air defences goal
thank you so much for talking about my country)♥ it is really very difficult here, this week I woke up three times from air anxiety, the Russians want to exhaust us, physically and morally. but we are strong and we will never allow Russia to break into Europe with war. Please, if you or your friends have the opportunity to somehow help the Ukrainian army, please do it) because these are very brave people whom I trust and who protect Europe at the cost of their lives🙏
Thanks everyone for support Ukraine.
I’m from Kharkiv, this city almost on the border with f*g russia. But we are fight and we will win!
Hope to see everyone (except russian) in our country after this war.
We are waiting you in Ukraine after our victory. God Bless UK! 🇺🇦❤🇬🇧
Ukraine 🇺🇦 🥰🥰🥰
About the pronunciation of the name of the city. In Ukrainian it's "Львів" [l'viv], in Russian it's "Львов" [l'vov].
And for our capitol it's Київ [kyiv] in Ukrainian and Киев [kiev] in Russian.
Thank you for your support! 🇺🇦🩷
Thank you for your video because even your reaction to the video of somebody going to Ukraine is also way to support Ukraine 💪
Київ - Ukrainian variant of spelling ❤
Neh, we don't need trees to tell us when to kiss.. it's an American tradition.
Grand Duke and later King Danylo Halitsky built a city fortress and named it after his son Leo (Lev in Ukrainian) and that's how city Lviv came to be. L-V-I-V is the real pronunciation, L-v-o-v is a failed moscovite attempt to pronounce a human word.
What a piece.
-ów is a Polish way of naming places too. -ov is Slovakian. Are they all fake?😬
Correct official names and ~the right way👊🏻~ is not the same thing.
Whatever, language of mid century Rus peeps was neither Ukrainian nor Russian and sounded somewhere exactly in the middle. I swear you would not be able to pronounce a single line right on the spot in front of your king Danilo, even if your life depended on it.
You don’t need cool stories to be proud and loving.
Much more important if you are able to take care of your city and nature.
@@Alexandra-dd1su 1
1. Polish did not NAME Lviv, russians did rename it. Pay attention and try to stay on point.
2. What possessed you to assume that proto-Ukrainian sounded anything like "russian" (Moscovite) and that we can't read it? You've made this silly claim with your ass, dear. Written in modern alphabet, any Ukrainian and Belarusian can read it easily and with correct, authentic pronunciation of majority of words, russian doesn't come anywhere close, even heavily modified modern "russian".
3. It has already been proven numerous times, in fact, also by a russian linguist, academic Zaliznyak, among others, that whatever little similarity Ukrainian and Russian (Moscovite) languages have, is the result of merger, not branching out.
Unlike Ukrainian, "russian" has gone through ridiculous amount of reforms, but single fact remains, the deeper we go into history, the farther Moscovite govir from historical Rus.
So, Danylo and I would understand each other just fine, perhaps with some help from hand-language, but a perfect understanding would be reached in no time.
And by the way, for that Danylo, there would be no difference between the "russians" Moscovites and Mongol Golden Hord, because at that time they were one and the same. "Russia" began its history as a Moscovite Ulus of the Golden Horde.
4. And no, we don't need cool stories, but unlike "russians", we have them and it's OUR history.
“This is Ukraine”😂😂😂 yeah, we love to eat😅😅😅
Thank you Paul. Слава Україні
The new song from Ukraine YARMAK - VALHALLA
Thank you for talk about us it's very important for our surviving and to fight with russian propaganda also
after war i invited all people to Ukraine
hes on the U countries. he only did ukraines episode a month ago. the UK is next in line.
Ooooh, wow, I thought he was still on S
Kyiv, not Kiev (russian pronunciation)
No, it's not about starving, it's about surviving russians' bombs and missile attacks.
And how about something to come to Donetsk, Luhansk or even Mariupol and ask the local residents THERE?
❤
"Kyіv" is an native Ukrainian pronunciation, "Kiev" is a russian born pronunciation
Kiev - russian pronunciation Kyiv - ukrainian pronunciation
You don’t sound like a native speaker, you sound a bit Eastern European. Where are you from, Paul?
I'm from Brazil
Kyiv - translated from Ukrainian
Kiev - translated into russian and then into English
Kiev is on russian, Kiyv is on Ukrainian.
correctly Kyiv, because Kiev is a Russian transliteration into English.
Однієї смерті не минувати а двом смертям не бувати!!!