Don't let the politician's see this video, they don't want us to know that people around the world can get along and Russian's, Iranian's, and Chinese people are not our enemy in the USA.
Division is a big business and affects everyone in every country. People need to learn to look past their differences and what media is trying to sell and unite, find things in common. Love everyone.
@@Deekay909 I've talked to hundrets of pro russians after a war started and I don't have good opinion about vast majority of them. Most of them are totally brainwashed by years of propaganda. Fe. they talk about nazism in UA and when you ask them about voting results in Ukrainian elections or what even definition of nazism is, they have no clue. Or basic question about how many nato troops were in eastern Europe before the war started. Most of the time they repeat the same talking points presented by Soloviov, Skabiejeva etc. And to be fair, in the west there is a lot of propaganda too, but difference is you can choose your own propaganda like Fox or Cnn. In Russia you will get 15 years for diverging from one correct line of interpretation of so called SVO.
@dariuszgadugadu3428 If they are brainwashed by propaganda. Then *so are you.* That's the thing. People believe what they want to believe. Including you.
You two are awesome. I really enjoyed your explanations, comparisons, etc. I am an American married to a Russian woman. We will soon be moving to Russia also. She of course has Russian citizenship and I will need to apply for temporary residence, eventually getting permanent residence. I also need to learn more Russian. Good luck Maria, you have a good husband. He will surely be a very big help in your learning. Are you both now living in Russia?
@@Deekay909 Ough, just love that country too ) Have a nice time and check the Vung Tau city. That is a kind of Miami or Sochi, a vacation center. And also, they have nice Russian community there, ask at Vung Tau Beach Club, they had also so called Australs, who were veterans and retired people from english-speaking countries, not necessarily Australia. They resided on the other side, facing Mekong, where the river boats pierce was, just some 300-400 meters away, as far as I remember. But till the dusk were seated at that Russian bar/surf station on the eastern shore. Also, there was ex-soviet VietSovPetro blocks, where there are many shift workers from the north moved to continue work on the south for several months, or just tale a restoration period // kinda vacation between their jobs in Arctic. Anв American bikers with their garage, with their mechanicals and tuning business, and many other people from wherever. Quite a cozy and versatile little city, as of me. Different from Danang or other strictly hotel and surfers places. And welcome back to Moscow as soon as you would be ready. Better wait till spring cause now there`s a mess, in fact, we are slightly taken down by the snow these days. Too much this year. Some 15 cm daily, for couple of weeks already. Too much, even for us.. And as you are travelers, would recommend also southern China, like Shanghai, taking attention on specifics, like museums, parks and so on, you won`t get into their culture or routines or habits, intentions, whatever you call that, otherwise. In Russia, sure, the Golden ring, better first in late spring or summer, St.-Pete, sure. Better in summer. worst place on earth to me in winter, unless you are keen lover of Dostoyevsky or theaters, that guys just ignore their weather. Karelia. mostly, not the Petrozavodsk itself, but to its side-parts. We used to go kayaking round the polar latitude in summer. Some 150 kms of the way. But that was possible strictly on the last two weeks of July and the first week of August. There was some 30 Celsius during the day. So. So;ovki, as an option. There`s a pile of preachers and tourists to there. they are taking care. As to travelers and bloggers, would advise the Baikal. mostly, Olchon island. Hard to reach, but that`s ok. There are no hotels., but easy to rent a house, on a daily basis. On Ulan-Ude, also an interesting place, but be careful, not safe. It`s ok in the sunlight. But Buryats might get crazy when they drink. So, the city center might become dangerous on friday nughts and all of that. That is not gangs, but kindа drunk active, I don`t know, Columbians, looking for fun. And action. Still. very safe place in the sun.. And just loved it. To say, we walked around on a friday nught,, nothing happened. Though we saw places where we better hadn`t to go. Easy. Kanchatka. Check yourself, please. In the south, wineries around the seas. Abrau-Durco. And many others. Surf and Kait - stations. Volga, with Astrakhan. and other cities. Novosibirsk -- nothing special, just nice and check the science-hub. Also, the hydro-power station. Ough, the Rusgidro settles visiting to their hydro stations, all across the state. Thee are many. Also, Rosatom does the same, I belive. Not only the stations, but also teh production and processing facilities. Might be wrong somewhere. But I believe, I gave you enough ideas ) Luck!
@@Kitaez77476 Wow!! So much good information here!! Thank you so much, i might have to copy and paste this, save it to my computer. We are trying to travel as much as possible and basically visit every country on this side of the world. So many absolutely amazing places. As for Vietnam, I am in love!!! Thank you again for this awesome write up!
nothing will change Gulag - 85 % of population are "shvonders" and due to lack of* *general education are happy with status quo. It will be failed state for years to come (by "failed" I mean not like Sudan or Venezuela, but* like *Argentine* and S.Africa, *Nigeria even India - if we are lucky)*
You should take into account that from October 26, 2023, the simplified procedure for obtaining Russian citizenship was canceled, even if your spouse is a citizen of the Russian Federation. This was done because of migrants from Asia who entered into fictitious marriages in order to quickly obtain Russian citizenship..
@@Ирина-з9ъ4и не, китайцев обычно злодеями не показывают, потому что это огромный рынок для Голливуда, а цензура в КНР строгая - прокат могут легко запретить
I strongly advise you to have a trip to Belarus. The best friend and brother of Russia ) for sure you gonna love it and moreover I guess you gonna find lots of cultural everyday similarities, good ones Thank you for your emotions about Russia and I wish your beautiful couple all the best. Russia always welcomes good people ❤
What a lovely couple! You are lucky to have such a loyal wife to follow you to your home country. There is a future in Russia, and there is no future for the west. I hope you enjoy living there. I think it is a good choice to move to Russia permanently. Greetings from Poland from a fellow Slav!
I think that Russians and Poles have a great deal in common. Too bad that politicians in both countries are dividing people so much. I hope one day more reasonable leaders will come to power and reverse that. Best wishes from another American who has lived in Russia for more than 15 years already!
@@PaulV. Solid choice mate. I was also considering moving there. I left Poland 23 years ago to live with my wife in Budapest, Hungary and it was a good choice. Poland is also going down the drain rapidly, like the rest of the West. Hungary is in much better position for the future. Orban is friendly with Russia and against EU and the NATO intervention in the Ukr. thus Hungary will not go down when the West collapses eventually.
And who are you to say there is a future for Russia and no future for the west? And you live in Poland, really? As you probably know most of Poland hates Russia, just the same as all the Baltic states. If you love Russia so much, why aren't you fighting on the frontlines for your Looser Country ruled by that Brain Washed Lunatic Vladimir Putin? 346,000 dead Russian Soldiers in Ukraine from the War since February 2022. Poland now is and will be the super power of Europe. They are watching Russia very closely and getting prepared for if ever. Surprised to hear about polish speaking highly of Brain Washed Lunatics that rule Russia and their government. Such a pity!
Хочу ответить доброму американцу @PaulV Согласен с Вами, но только наше Правительство России никогда не воспитывало наш народ в ненависти к другим народам, тем более к славянам и ещё менее к полякам! Почитайте Историю. Это Польша всегда старалась воевать с Россией и СССР! А сейчас особенно! Всё, что происходит и происходило в отношениях между Польшей, Россией, Российской Империей, СССР и, наконец РФ, всё это результаты политики руководства Польши и только Польши! А вообще, по-честному говоря, все славяне, кроме СЕРБОВ, предатели своего славянизма! Это моё мнение! Россия их всегда освобождала, и только. Опять отошлю Вас к Истории! Почитайте, пожалуйста! Спасибо!
I am not sure why some guys are shy about being bold. There is nothing wrong about being bold from women' viewpoint (IMHO). Your personality, character, intelligence are very important!
Это всегда сложно переезжать в другую страну. Я переехала в США вообще даже алфавит английский не знала ( учила нем.яз раньше), и мне было уже 35 лет. Все 14 лет была борьба с изучением языка, правил, законов, подтверждение диплома, понимание и восприятия менталитета, вообщем все это не легко но возможно при желании. Теперь я хочу домой 😁, где мне все знакомо, понятно и легко… весной возвращаюсь не на свою малую родину а в Россию 🇷🇺❤️. Удачи вам ребята, и всех благ в ваших начинаниях✊🏻👌🏻🙏🏻.
@@СкрипкаЛиса-м7ц Спасибо 🙏🏻, очень приятно что по доброму к этому относитесь. Поверьте… люди живущие за границей в двойне не забывают кто они, от куда они и самое интересное что многие из таких людей больше ценят, любят и гордятся собой и теми людьми, странами в которых они были рождены, росли и воспитывались ( конечно не говорю за либерально настроенных людей). Многие бы вернулись, но у всех свои обстоятельства. Своя рубашка всегда ближе к телу 😉🇷🇺❤️✊🏻🙏🏻🙇♀️.
U are very lucky with your amazing wife, she seems like a very nice, super friendly and very open minded person. And her russian speaking skills are good, I am sure that in a few years she may start speaking russian fluently. I hope u both enjoying your new life in Russia and dont regret about the choice to move here.
Thank you both for creating these videos. It really goes a long to help me, personally, and I can't explain why. I admire you both for having the ability but also the bravery to escape the former USA. God bless you both. God speed!!!
Wow that means a lot. When we made the first video, I just wanted to help 1 person maybe take that leap of faith and change their life or attempt to, doesn't mean you have to go to Russia. For all of us it's different things. This is why I called my channel YouOnlyLiveNow.........I was living in the future that doesn't exist if we didn't wake up, I'd be 70 wondering what if. It's very scary of course. Similar videos helped us act on our decision. Pay it forward. I'll pray for you to feel better.
She said: “Moscow is so clean; it didn’t smell.” 😅 It is so true, and so funny. Omg, I remember arriving to NY for a first time. It smelled so bad! They don’t have decent garbage collection system and just put it in the sidewalk, then garbage man manually place the bags in the garbage truck at night. NYC is flooded with trash bags in the evening. It was a shocker to me. I thought if this is how the financial capital of the world smells, I wonder how the rest of the world would smells!
I think a lot of people probably think we are exaggerating, but its true. It got even worse after covid. Literally the whole block can smell. I think some people never experienced that and wont believe. Of course there are blocks that don't smell as well, its just sad what NYC has become from what it used to be.
Ребята! Как приятно вас слушать и как здорово, что вы приняли такое непростое решение для себя! Спасибо, что открылись и даете миру больше узнать о России и что на самом деле у нас не концлагерь тут. Пусть у вас все получится в России, продолжайте вести влоги, удачи и счастливой жизни вам!
When I was posted to Russia from NYC I did miss Jewish bagels with poppy seeds! Now I miss them in London. We are Russia bound too. Well done guys, all the best to you!
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я Yes, I agree, big bubliks with poppy seeds are very close to bagels, they just need to be made a bit bigger in size because bagels usually get loaded with smoked salmon, eggs, sausages, all sorts of things. If you only put butter, or jam or cream cheese, the current size is good. They are so tasty too. I also like "SUSHKI" with poppy seeds. Russia has loads of yummy foods. It's trouble in paradies for anyone who wants to loose weight. LOL
Btw she could easily work as English teacher in private kindergartens, and employers would make all necessary documents for her. I'll recommend you to check the offers.
Thank you, she is a teacher by profession with a very good resume. She currently has a contract with an IB school in Vietnam which did exactly that, provided residency, flights, housing, the whole package. Once her contract is over we plan apply to Russian schools. Thank you for the advice!
I am sure that an English teacher with some knowledge of Russian (for possible explanation if required) will be highly appreciated in Russia. Especially such a charming woman as Maria)).
Very interesting, thanks. If I had to guess how people feel and react going to Moscow, I would have a vision similar to your wife's experiences. The world is pretty small and getting smaller all the time with modern inventions getting widespread acceptance it becomes easy to implement in cities. Language is always a barrier but modern translation programs likely help.
Your wife is so sweet 🥰 it was really interesting to listen to her story and opinion . 👍Keep posting any kind of vlogs about your life , your thoughts , your routine , your news. In both languages. I’m sure your channel will keep growing fast and becomes very popular soon. I wish you guys good luck! You’re about to have incredible life . Every changes happen for better. You have a great life and it’s going to be even better no matter where you end up living. Keep us posted❤️and keep doing more vlogs together😉💕
Guys, I will make this comment in English so that you both can read it. Immigration, any immigration, always presents the obstacles you describe: devalvation of your professional and economic status, a language barrier, far distance from your relatives and friends. This is inevitable, I can attest to it, I immrgated three times, had to learn a new language three times and ajust professionally. Immigration requires patience and humility and then after a certain period of time you will overcome your obstacles and will be rewarded if your are determined to achieve something. Especially for Maria I want to say the following: you do not look like a Uzbek (there is nothing wrong with this but just to set things straight), you do not look Asian, your appearance fits many southern Russian types. The general attitude towards Latin Americans in Russia is quite favourable due to historical reasons. Yes, the language barrier ties you up to your husband and excludes you from communication at the beginning. Do not dispair and be glad there is someone to translate for you. Many people do not have even that. You are still young and speaking already two languages (English and Spanish) you will learn Russian rather quickly. Alex, your Russian is really good and it will only get better. Now the attitudes towards having a job, being needed, winning a small victory. Guys, this is American and Western; let it go. You will get your job and win your victory in time. Russia does not work this way, Russia is contemplative, its a personal journey in time, Russia humbles you. I have been living in Europe for more than 30 years now and after my retirement (which is much sooner than yours) I am planning to go back to Russia. For a while now I have been following stories of Westerners who moved to Russia for various reasons and have achieved what they wanted or are in the process. The majority of them have no Russian roots, did not speak a word of Russian, it was just a jump into the void. And now, a few years laer, they are settled and content. For instance watch this video ruclips.net/video/H2BGTfJeECU/видео.html about an American priest Father Joseph Gleason who moved there with his wife and 8 (!) kids on a tourist visa, it was -35 Celcius that winter, he got cancer during their first year, got treated there while his wife and kids were surviving in some apartment not speaking any Russian. Finally, they overcame all obstacles and are now living in rural Russia, organizing an American village there. Having said that, the Russian bureacracy is notorius and horrible, everybody knows that but you need to overcome it. Unfortunately, in Russia any variation in name spelling even for a Russian needs to corrected at any cost. You may find useful advice from the Father Joseph Gleason, I mentioned earlier or from Tim Kirby, who is trying to organize another American village near Moscow. They are also in contact with some lawyers in Russia. The main thing: do not dispair, be patient and keep your eyes on your goals.
Thank you so much for your messages and all the information you provided. I read every word!!! Iv read other peoples stories and even my parents when they first immigrated to US. We are in a MUCH better place/situation than most people, and we have no delusions about that. We are so grateful for that and feel very blessed!! When i made that video i wanted to emphasize that, those were just my feelings at the time and that others might face the same things but looking at the big picture...its just feelings, i don't dwell on them and keep moving forward! There is so much great advice in what you wrote, I will make sure to take it to heart. I have no doubt that this road wont be easy but journey is part of the process and we will succeed. Thank you again for your reassurance, you are a very strong person!
Здравствуйте, ребят! Вы отлично смотритесь вместе! Мария легко сможет адаптироваться в России, т.к. она простая и открытая в общении. Мария хорошо говорит на русском, акцент лёгкий и очаровательный. Было бы здорово поболтать с ней на русском о своём, о женском, чтобы попрактиковать русский. В детстве мне нравилось смотреть латино-американские сериалы, за ночь я могла прочитать целую книгу по такому сериалу, так что было бы что обсудить 😊👍 Я учитель английского, могу бесплатно разговаривать с Марией на русском, объясняя сложности на английском, если нужно. Если что, напишите свою почту, я вам отвечу.
Thank you both for sharing your experiences - looking forward to hearing more about your journey. Have you checked out Jackson Hinkle’s positive comments about Russia?
Yeah, you love people speaking Ruzzian so much you FORCE people to speak it! First you invade, then you make them speak Russian and you erase their native language and culture. Russky Mir. f’n imperialists!
Moscow metro works at night. Not 24/7, but until 1:00. The doors close at 1:00, so if you are already inside -you have time to catch the last train. Sometimes metro work for extended hours, like on new year and some religious hours. But even if you missed last train, Moscow has "night busses" that travel around the city. You need to know, their routes, but still there are ways to travel at night besides taxi.
Much patience and confidence to your wife! It was interesting to hear the views of a smart New York Latina girl. Tell your wife that the mother of the great Soviet hockey player Valery Kharlamov was Spanish.
У Марии очень хорошее произношение. Видимо, способность к языкам. Удачи, самое важное решение о переезде вы уже приняли, все остальное фигня, как говорится , решайте проблемы по мере их поступления.
The Moscow Metro works 6:00--1:00 am every day including holidays. Exception: it often closes a bit earlier on the night of New Year's Day, otherwise holidays don't matter. The Metro works like clockwork and even better! Also, very late at night, trains run with increased intervals of 5-10 mins. As to bums, the Moscow Metro had them in the past just like in NYC but not anymore.
By the way, the Moscow Metro has recently been working extended hours (even the whole night) on New Year's Day, during which time they even make it free 🙂 New Year's Day is the most important gargantuan holiday in Russia. Lots of people are on vacation almost till Jan 10. The downside is many people get more tipsy than they should 🙂
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я That's correct but not always and not for all the stations. *Some stations open at 5:40 am, some at 5:50 am.* Also some important stations are usually still open late at night, slightly past 1:00 am, say, till 1:15-1:30 am. To make sure you reach your destination, you have to have some margin. Do not cut it too close to the opening/closing time! Please note that some trains especially the last ones often don't provide the ride to the terminus: The engineer will ask the passengers to leave the train, announcing that the train is headed to the depot. You must leave the Metro if it was the last train. So, please make sure you have some time margin. As to the exact time the subway opens, I strongly advise checking which stations actually start at 5:35 or 5:40, etc. unless you are ready to wait 15 mins for them to open.
After over 12 years of living in US , i definitely can tell u --- U got lucky man . You catched really beautiful lady , your wife is pretty lady . 👍 people cant understand what i am trying tell u right now )) people in SNG don't appreciate what they have around --- Pretty women , pretty , fragile women . They don't know how many alone men and women in USA , sex , relationships and families aren't available for every one . Your wife is pretty even in Russia , where standards, competitions and conditions for women so much higher , then in US Congratulations, u got lucky
Помимо того, что ваша жена очень красивая и открытая девушка, она еще и прекрасно говорит по-русски. Все четко и понятно. Так что не бойтесь разговаривать, мы не кусаемся))) Удачи вам и успехов в освоении новой\старой родины.
Когда вы рассказывали что ваша жена беспокоилась о том как её примут, я думал у неё будет шоколадная кожа и экзотическая внешность, но она ничем не выделяется на фоне остального населения россии...
You guys are funny.. a Russian and a guatamalan. I work with a lot of hispanic guys..my old foreman is from guatemala we both come struggle. Im from a village in Russia thats 400 years old
You can find a small community feel, but more in like smaller towns outside of Moscow, yeah go up in a courtyard neighbourhood myself if you really like courtyards you should check out Saint Petersburg when it’s warm. Saint Petersburg is known for their courtyards.
Вам в России действительно можно открыть какой-то образовательный центр для детей с изучением языков. Это очень популярно. У вас для этого бизнеса есть все возможности. Я не уверен, что у тебя получится устроится на работу в сферу РДЖ. Это совершенно другие стандарты и вам нужно пройти все ступени обучения и карьеры с самого низа. Это очень специфический и закрытый клуб - РЖД. Но если вы получите IT образование и знание английского языка, то возможно это поможет вам найти работу в РЖД на стыке этих компетенций, в офисе, в каком нибудь международном проекте. Мария очень красивая!
Very nice video! it was nice seeing Maria to whom I want to say I never overcame my love for J Statham (but my wife understands). I like that you keep it short and there is still mystery. Dang I want to hear about that first day at school!
Oh my god! Маша такая красивая! И когда ты представил супругу как Марию, она в голове сразу трансформировалась в Машу)))) You are such a cute couple! Maria, when i visited non russian speaking countries i was shy to speak english and want to tell everybody, like, "Do you know how intelligent i am in russian?"😅 You can easy play russian woman in moovies)) When you'll settle down in russia a bit come to Kazan for vacation you will feel yourself so local))) Guys you're amazing, our country definately needs people like you. еще созрел вопрос, вагоны по английски будут "cars"? Немного не поняла)) Жду еще видео, вы классные)❤
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я No my version is not more suitable at all. Its basically 2 ways of saying it and both of them are right. The only difference is in the first sentence I am talking about the consist itself - train consist = состав поезда but in your sentence you are saying "This train consistS of 12 cars" = Этот поезд состоит из 12 вагонов. So we are only changing состав/состоит. To summarize, "This train consists of 12 cars" is absolutely fine!
Great video guys. Nice to meet u both. I'm from Montreal canada and few of my really good friends are from Russia and Kazakhstan. It's a shame how anti Russia this country has become. It's pathetic I'm really ashamed of it. ❤Russia
i dont know its somehow calculated by social-scientists or not but its a fact : if u live in building higher then 5 flors - u dont know your neighbours, if 5 or less - u know everyone in your section )))
You are right, you will never find a New York style/tasting pizza in Russia or anywhere in Europe: not in the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, etc. But its a small sacrifice compared to the new interesting and delicious things you have already found and will continue to find.
Wow, she’s from Guatemala, the land of the Maya. Hot jungles, cenotes and lots of, lots of lost, ruined ancient cities. That country is a must visit if you like that sort of stuff.
Maria, are you speak great you don’t have much of an accent and even if you do that’s perfectly normal, Russia loves foreigners and you have to think about it like this you’re just a little diamond in the rough, but it will get a lot easier over time and you won’t even notice How fast you’ll be speaking, without being shy don’t be shy, you sound really good
В Москве Метро работает так, последняя электричка стартует с конечной станции в другую сторону с обоих концов каждой ветки в 01.00. И в теории можно успеть сесть в центре Москвы для поездки в окраину примерно в 01.20. Именно ночью примерно в это время работают службы по уборке метро и можно для себя увидеть много интересного
Wanted to say that your wife doesn't look different from Russian women, she looks much like me😊😊😊😊❤l also don't look typical Russian btw. But we have huge amount of black haired and black eyes girls
Добавлю чуть-чуть информации по поводу ночного метро в Москве. Вы можете сесть в метро до часу ночи и по Москве ездят ночные автобусы. Яндекс Го и Яндекс карта вам в помощь даже ночью.
Добрый день. По поводу недостатка общения в прошлом видео.... Во Вьетнам приезжает много русских. Вам было бы очень полезно познакомиться именно с этой категорией отпускников (именно отпускников а не постоянно проживающих во Вьетнаме по тем или иным причинам). Они смогут объективно рассказать о жизни в России именно в бытовом контексте а также по поводу начала организации бизнеса. И недостаток общения восполните и может это позволит Вам избежать мелких житейских неприятностей а так же сгладить первый негатив (а он есть всегда при переезде) при общении с бюрократией. Удачи вам ребята!!! И добро пожаловать в Россию.
Don't let the politician's see this video, they don't want us to know that people around the world can get along and Russian's, Iranian's, and Chinese people are not our enemy in the USA.
Division is a big business and affects everyone in every country. People need to learn to look past their differences and what media is trying to sell and unite, find things in common. Love everyone.
@@Deekay909🎯🎯🎯🎯
Ok, we will keep it a secret just between us)) 😉
@@Deekay909 I've talked to hundrets of pro russians after a war started and I don't have good opinion about vast majority of them. Most of them are totally brainwashed by years of propaganda. Fe. they talk about nazism in UA and when you ask them about voting results in Ukrainian elections or what even definition of nazism is, they have no clue. Or basic question about how many nato troops were in eastern Europe before the war started. Most of the time they repeat the same talking points presented by Soloviov, Skabiejeva etc. And to be fair, in the west there is a lot of propaganda too, but difference is you can choose your own propaganda like Fox or Cnn. In Russia you will get 15 years for diverging from one correct line of interpretation of so called SVO.
@dariuszgadugadu3428
If they are brainwashed by propaganda. Then *so are you.*
That's the thing. People believe what they want to believe. Including you.
I left Russia in 1993, got the US passport and pension, and then... in 2017 returned back to Russia to work. Life is amazing!
You two are awesome. I really enjoyed your explanations, comparisons, etc. I am an American married to a Russian woman. We will soon be moving to Russia also. She of course has Russian citizenship and I will need to apply for temporary residence, eventually getting permanent residence. I also need to learn more Russian. Good luck Maria, you have a good husband. He will surely be a very big help in your learning.
Are you both now living in Russia?
We are currently in Vietnam, but on our way to Russia. I explained the situation in my previous video.
@@Deekay909 Ough, just love that country too ) Have a nice time and check the Vung Tau city. That is a kind of Miami or Sochi, a vacation center. And also, they have nice Russian community there, ask at Vung Tau Beach Club, they had also so called Australs, who were veterans and retired people from english-speaking countries, not necessarily Australia. They resided on the other side, facing Mekong, where the river boats pierce was, just some 300-400 meters away, as far as I remember. But till the dusk were seated at that Russian bar/surf station on the eastern shore.
Also, there was ex-soviet VietSovPetro blocks, where there are many shift workers from the north moved to continue work on the south for several months, or just tale a restoration period // kinda vacation between their jobs in Arctic. Anв American bikers with their garage, with their mechanicals and tuning business, and many other people from wherever. Quite a cozy and versatile little city, as of me. Different from Danang or other strictly hotel and surfers places.
And welcome back to Moscow as soon as you would be ready. Better wait till spring cause now there`s a mess, in fact, we are slightly taken down by the snow these days. Too much this year. Some 15 cm daily, for couple of weeks already. Too much, even for us..
And as you are travelers, would recommend also southern China, like Shanghai, taking attention on specifics, like museums, parks and so on, you won`t get into their culture or routines or habits, intentions, whatever you call that, otherwise.
In Russia, sure, the Golden ring, better first in late spring or summer, St.-Pete, sure. Better in summer. worst place on earth to me in winter, unless you are keen lover of Dostoyevsky or theaters, that guys just ignore their weather. Karelia. mostly, not the Petrozavodsk itself, but to its side-parts. We used to go kayaking round the polar latitude in summer. Some 150 kms of the way. But that was possible strictly on the last two weeks of July and the first week of August. There was some 30 Celsius during the day. So. So;ovki, as an option. There`s a pile of preachers and tourists to there. they are taking care.
As to travelers and bloggers, would advise the Baikal. mostly, Olchon island. Hard to reach, but that`s ok. There are no hotels., but easy to rent a house, on a daily basis. On Ulan-Ude, also an interesting place, but be careful, not safe. It`s ok in the sunlight. But Buryats might get crazy when they drink. So, the city center might become dangerous on friday nughts and all of that. That is not gangs, but kindа drunk active, I don`t know, Columbians, looking for fun. And action. Still. very safe place in the sun.. And just loved it. To say, we walked around on a friday nught,, nothing happened. Though we saw places where we better hadn`t to go. Easy.
Kanchatka. Check yourself, please.
In the south, wineries around the seas. Abrau-Durco. And many others. Surf and Kait - stations. Volga, with Astrakhan. and other cities. Novosibirsk -- nothing special, just nice and check the science-hub. Also, the hydro-power station. Ough, the Rusgidro settles visiting to their hydro stations, all across the state. Thee are many. Also, Rosatom does the same, I belive. Not only the stations, but also teh production and processing facilities.
Might be wrong somewhere. But I believe, I gave you enough ideas )
Luck!
@@Kitaez77476 Wow!! So much good information here!! Thank you so much, i might have to copy and paste this, save it to my computer. We are trying to travel as much as possible and basically visit every country on this side of the world. So many absolutely amazing places. As for Vietnam, I am in love!!! Thank you again for this awesome write up!
nothing will change Gulag - 85 % of population are "shvonders" and due to lack of* *general education are happy with status quo. It will be failed state for years to come (by "failed" I mean not like Sudan or Venezuela, but* like *Argentine* and S.Africa, *Nigeria even India - if we are lucky)*
You should take into account that from October 26, 2023, the simplified procedure for obtaining Russian citizenship was canceled, even if your spouse is a citizen of the Russian Federation. This was done because of migrants from Asia who entered into fictitious marriages in order to quickly obtain Russian citizenship..
Thanks buddy, many of us are very interested in this. Many know Russia is nothing like its been portrayed in America.. I found out in 2007 🇷🇺💪👌💒.
Many Football fans found out in Fifa 2018 Russia World Cup.
US population been brainwashed.
Поздрав брат из Србије !!!
Привет, брат!🖐️😊
Сербы тоже часто бывают злодеями в американском кино 😁
@@alexeyklochkov2275так в мире если судить по кино только 3 нации злодеев Русские Сербы и Китайцы , а да ещё и Иранцы и арабы в целом
@@Ирина-з9ъ4и не, китайцев обычно злодеями не показывают, потому что это огромный рынок для Голливуда, а цензура в КНР строгая - прокат могут легко запретить
Jos jedan pozdrav iz Srbije srecno vam bilo u zivotu sve najbolje!
I strongly advise you to have a trip to Belarus. The best friend and brother of Russia ) for sure you gonna love it and moreover I guess you gonna find lots of cultural everyday similarities, good ones
Thank you for your emotions about Russia and I wish your beautiful couple all the best. Russia always welcomes good people ❤
We plan to!
@@Deekay909 Once you are mobilized, and your wife gets 7 million rubles, it will be a happy end!
What a lovely couple! You are lucky to have such a loyal wife to follow you to your home country. There is a future in Russia, and there is no future for the west. I hope you enjoy living there. I think it is a good choice to move to Russia permanently. Greetings from Poland from a fellow Slav!
I think that Russians and Poles have a great deal in common. Too bad that politicians in both countries are dividing people so much. I hope one day more reasonable leaders will come to power and reverse that. Best wishes from another American who has lived in Russia for more than 15 years already!
@@PaulV. Solid choice mate. I was also considering moving there. I left Poland 23 years ago to live with my wife in Budapest, Hungary and it was a good choice. Poland is also going down the drain rapidly, like the rest of the West. Hungary is in much better position for the future. Orban is friendly with Russia and against EU and the NATO intervention in the Ukr. thus Hungary will not go down when the West collapses eventually.
such a puKinist....
And who are you to say there is a future for Russia and no future for the west?
And you live in Poland, really?
As you probably know most of Poland hates Russia, just the same as all the Baltic states. If you love Russia so much, why aren't you fighting on the frontlines for your Looser Country ruled by that Brain Washed Lunatic Vladimir Putin?
346,000 dead Russian Soldiers in Ukraine from the War since February 2022. Poland now is and will be the super power of Europe. They are watching Russia very closely and getting prepared for if ever.
Surprised to hear about polish speaking highly of Brain Washed Lunatics that rule Russia and their government.
Such a pity!
Хочу ответить доброму американцу @PaulV Согласен с Вами, но только наше Правительство России никогда не воспитывало наш народ в ненависти к другим народам, тем более к славянам и ещё менее к полякам! Почитайте Историю. Это Польша всегда старалась воевать с Россией и СССР! А сейчас особенно! Всё, что происходит и происходило в отношениях между Польшей, Россией, Российской Империей, СССР и, наконец РФ, всё это результаты политики руководства Польши и только Польши! А вообще, по-честному говоря, все славяне, кроме СЕРБОВ, предатели своего славянизма! Это моё мнение! Россия их всегда освобождала, и только. Опять отошлю Вас к Истории! Почитайте, пожалуйста! Спасибо!
I am not sure why some guys are shy about being bold. There is nothing wrong about being bold from women' viewpoint (IMHO). Your personality, character, intelligence are very important!
I agree, i embrace, 0 insecurities with it, i just like to joke about it sometimes since so many guys are insecure about it.
Это всегда сложно переезжать в другую страну. Я переехала в США вообще даже алфавит английский не знала ( учила нем.яз раньше), и мне было уже 35 лет. Все 14 лет была борьба с изучением языка, правил, законов, подтверждение диплома, понимание и восприятия менталитета, вообщем все это не легко но возможно при желании. Теперь я хочу домой 😁, где мне все знакомо, понятно и легко… весной возвращаюсь не на свою малую родину а в Россию 🇷🇺❤️. Удачи вам ребята, и всех благ в ваших начинаниях✊🏻👌🏻🙏🏻.
Как же это здорово, что наши люди возвращаются под крыло матушки России!
Успехов вам с переездом
Ухты! Успешного освоения в России! 😘
❤❤❤🇷🇺🇷🇺🙏🙏🙏
@@СкрипкаЛиса-м7ц Спасибо 🙏🏻, очень приятно что по доброму к этому относитесь. Поверьте… люди живущие за границей в двойне не забывают кто они, от куда они и самое интересное что многие из таких людей больше ценят, любят и гордятся собой и теми людьми, странами в которых они были рождены, росли и воспитывались ( конечно не говорю за либерально настроенных людей). Многие бы вернулись, но у всех свои обстоятельства. Своя рубашка всегда ближе к телу 😉🇷🇺❤️✊🏻🙏🏻🙇♀️.
U are very lucky with your amazing wife, she seems like a very nice, super friendly and very open minded person. And her russian speaking skills are good, I am sure that in a few years she may start speaking russian fluently. I hope u both enjoying your new life in Russia and dont regret about the choice to move here.
Thank you both for creating these videos. It really goes a long to help me, personally, and I can't explain why. I admire you both for having the ability but also the bravery to escape the former USA. God bless you both. God speed!!!
Wow that means a lot. When we made the first video, I just wanted to help 1 person maybe take that leap of faith and change their life or attempt to, doesn't mean you have to go to Russia. For all of us it's different things. This is why I called my channel YouOnlyLiveNow.........I was living in the future that doesn't exist if we didn't wake up, I'd be 70 wondering what if. It's very scary of course. Similar videos helped us act on our decision. Pay it forward. I'll pray for you to feel better.
@@Deekay909 Would you mind or are you able to share the shipping company that you used to ship your things back home to Russia? Thank you.
Красивая симпатичная жена у тебя. Надеюсь вы победите российскую бюрократию😅 Живу в Германии и тоже задумываюсь о переезде в Россию.
You two are real soulmates! Also video and audio quality is great! Keep it up
У Вас очень красивая , обаятельная и умная жена. Вы замечательная пара. Спасибо за интересное интервью.
Какая вы - прекрасная пара. Мария, красавица! России нужны такие замечательные люди. Все у вас получится!
Good move guys! I'm moving to Russia next year also.
She said: “Moscow is so clean; it didn’t smell.” 😅 It is so true, and so funny.
Omg, I remember arriving to NY for a first time. It smelled so bad! They don’t have decent garbage collection system and just put it in the sidewalk, then garbage man manually place the bags in the garbage truck at night. NYC is flooded with trash bags in the evening. It was a shocker to me. I thought if this is how the financial capital of the world smells, I wonder how the rest of the world would smells!
I think a lot of people probably think we are exaggerating, but its true. It got even worse after covid. Literally the whole block can smell. I think some people never experienced that and wont believe. Of course there are blocks that don't smell as well, its just sad what NYC has become from what it used to be.
Hi! I'm glad you guys enjoy Russia. Are you both working there? Was it easy to get a job? Keep uploading more videos! 😊
We are not in Russia at the moment, i explained the situation in my previous video. Thank you for your support, we will :)
very beautiful couple! good l luck to all you do))❤
Amazing beautiful couple. And about the subway in moscow closes for 4.5 hours at night to clean and maintain the tracks. GOES from 5:30 am to 1am.
a new favorite channel. damn your story is inspiring brotha
Her Russian articulation is so clean and precise.
What a nice video! Welcome to Russia❤
Ребята! Как приятно вас слушать и как здорово, что вы приняли такое непростое решение для себя! Спасибо, что открылись и даете миру больше узнать о России и что на самом деле у нас не концлагерь тут. Пусть у вас все получится в России, продолжайте вести влоги, удачи и счастливой жизни вам!
Spacibo🙏
Moscow of course is more more beautiful then NY and very clean
When I was posted to Russia from NYC I did miss Jewish bagels with poppy seeds! Now I miss them in London. We are Russia bound too. Well done guys, all the best to you!
Наши бублики с маком практически то же самое, ну разве что без начинки. Вариант - приехать в Россию и наладить здесь производство бейглов)).
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я Yes, I agree, big bubliks with poppy seeds are very close to bagels, they just need to be made a bit bigger in size because bagels usually get loaded with smoked salmon, eggs, sausages, all sorts of things. If you only put butter, or jam or cream cheese, the current size is good. They are so tasty too. I also like "SUSHKI" with poppy seeds. Russia has loads of yummy foods. It's trouble in paradies for anyone who wants to loose weight. LOL
Btw she could easily work as English teacher in private kindergartens, and employers would make all necessary documents for her. I'll recommend you to check the offers.
Thank you, she is a teacher by profession with a very good resume. She currently has a contract with an IB school in Vietnam which did exactly that, provided residency, flights, housing, the whole package. Once her contract is over we plan apply to Russian schools. Thank you for the advice!
I am sure that an English teacher with some knowledge of Russian (for possible explanation if required) will be highly appreciated in Russia. Especially such a charming woman as Maria)).
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я 🙏
Guys u are a lovely couple !!!
Спасибо вам ребят за ваш позитив! Не унывайте и держитесь всегда вместе, всё у вас получится! Вы классные
Very interesting, thanks. If I had to guess how people feel and react going to Moscow, I would have a vision similar to your wife's experiences. The world is pretty small and getting smaller all the time with modern inventions getting widespread acceptance it becomes easy to implement in cities. Language is always a barrier but modern translation programs likely help.
Your wife is so sweet 🥰 it was really interesting to listen to her story and opinion . 👍Keep posting any kind of vlogs about your life , your thoughts , your routine , your news. In both languages. I’m sure your channel will keep growing fast and becomes very popular soon. I wish you guys good luck! You’re about to have incredible life . Every changes happen for better. You have a great life and it’s going to be even better no matter where you end up living. Keep us posted❤️and keep doing more vlogs together😉💕
Вы такие классные! Добро пожаловать домой! Успехов, здоровья, счастья и любви вам! ❤ Спасибо, что делитесь своими впечатлениями, это очень интересно
О Добро пожаловать! Всегда восхищался Американским менаталитетом, рад что приезжают такие люди, берегите себя! ❤
Guys, I will make this comment in English so that you both can read it. Immigration, any immigration, always presents the obstacles you describe: devalvation of your professional and economic status, a language barrier, far distance from your relatives and friends. This is inevitable, I can attest to it, I immrgated three times, had to learn a new language three times and ajust professionally. Immigration requires patience and humility and then after a certain period of time you will overcome your obstacles and will be rewarded if your are determined to achieve something. Especially for Maria I want to say the following: you do not look like a Uzbek (there is nothing wrong with this but just to set things straight), you do not look Asian, your appearance fits many southern Russian types. The general attitude towards Latin Americans in Russia is quite favourable due to historical reasons. Yes, the language barrier ties you up to your husband and excludes you from communication at the beginning. Do not dispair and be glad there is someone to translate for you. Many people do not have even that. You are still young and speaking already two languages (English and Spanish) you will learn Russian rather quickly. Alex, your Russian is really good and it will only get better. Now the attitudes towards having a job, being needed, winning a small victory. Guys, this is American and Western; let it go. You will get your job and win your victory in time. Russia does not work this way, Russia is contemplative, its a personal journey in time, Russia humbles you. I have been living in Europe for more than 30 years now and after my retirement (which is much sooner than yours) I am planning to go back to Russia. For a while now I have been following stories of Westerners who moved to Russia for various reasons and have achieved what they wanted or are in the process. The majority of them have no Russian roots, did not speak a word of Russian, it was just a jump into the void. And now, a few years laer, they are settled and content. For instance watch this video ruclips.net/video/H2BGTfJeECU/видео.html about an American priest Father Joseph Gleason who moved there with his wife and 8 (!) kids on a tourist visa, it was -35 Celcius that winter, he got cancer during their first year, got treated there while his wife and kids were surviving in some apartment not speaking any Russian. Finally, they overcame all obstacles and are now living in rural Russia, organizing an American village there. Having said that, the Russian bureacracy is notorius and horrible, everybody knows that but you need to overcome it. Unfortunately, in Russia any variation in name spelling even for a Russian needs to corrected at any cost. You may find useful advice from the Father Joseph Gleason, I mentioned earlier or from Tim Kirby, who is trying to organize another American village near Moscow. They are also in contact with some lawyers in Russia. The main thing: do not dispair, be patient and keep your eyes on your goals.
Thank you so much for your messages and all the information you provided. I read every word!!! Iv read other peoples stories and even my parents when they first immigrated to US. We are in a MUCH better place/situation than most people, and we have no delusions about that. We are so grateful for that and feel very blessed!! When i made that video i wanted to emphasize that, those were just my feelings at the time and that others might face the same things but looking at the big picture...its just feelings, i don't dwell on them and keep moving forward! There is so much great advice in what you wrote, I will make sure to take it to heart. I have no doubt that this road wont be easy but journey is part of the process and we will succeed. Thank you again for your reassurance, you are a very strong person!
Здравствуйте, ребят! Вы отлично смотритесь вместе! Мария легко сможет адаптироваться в России, т.к. она простая и открытая в общении. Мария хорошо говорит на русском, акцент лёгкий и очаровательный. Было бы здорово поболтать с ней на русском о своём, о женском, чтобы попрактиковать русский. В детстве мне нравилось смотреть латино-американские сериалы, за ночь я могла прочитать целую книгу по такому сериалу, так что было бы что обсудить 😊👍 Я учитель английского, могу бесплатно разговаривать с Марией на русском, объясняя сложности на английском, если нужно. Если что, напишите свою почту, я вам отвечу.
🙏@@Онлайн-школаСФЕРА Bol'shoe spacibo za takoe dobro privetsvie!!
В России соседям настолько доверяют, что оставляют детей, ключи от квартиры, берут в долг и так далее....И это в крупных городах тоже.
Смешно, а потом в новостях что сожитель из Узбекистана какого нибудь изнасиловал и убил ребенка. Так что лучше не выдумывайте.
@@Leo-eh8hm Меньше читайте телегу, здоровее будете.
Не всегда 😂
Thank you both for sharing your experiences - looking forward to hearing more about your journey. Have you checked out Jackson Hinkle’s positive comments about Russia?
God bless you guys.
Красавица❤
Would love to go to Moscow one day!
Girl, we're super open minded! In fact Russians love to see foreigners embrace their language and culture. Don't be shy, we love it! ❤
Yeah, you love people speaking Ruzzian so much you FORCE people to speak it! First you invade, then you make them speak Russian and you erase their native language and culture. Russky Mir. f’n imperialists!
Congrats on *1,000 Subs!* 🥳🎉🇷🇺✌🏼
haha, thank you so much!! So crazy!!!! I did not expect it at all!
Looking forward to future vlogs where you get to show us around. Cafe, Restaurants, shops and other attractions @@Deekay909 🎄☃❄
Always happy hearing foreigners love our country . Welcome back home when you are ready) Metro works from 5 :30am till 1am last train. God bless
Moscow metro works at night. Not 24/7, but until 1:00. The doors close at 1:00, so if you are already inside -you have time to catch the last train. Sometimes metro work for extended hours, like on new year and some religious hours.
But even if you missed last train, Moscow has "night busses" that travel around the city. You need to know, their routes, but still there are ways to travel at night besides taxi.
Молодцы, продолжайте блог. Удачи Вам!
и нет Московское метро не работает всю ночь, до 1 часа ночи и потом с 5:30
Such great people you are. Wish tou good luck. Greatings from Serbia
Crimea, *Russia* Z 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺
Greetings from Ireland enjoyed the video watched it with russian subtitles
Вы замечательная пара! Мария - замечательная девушка ).
Much patience and confidence to your wife! It was interesting to hear the views of a smart New York Latina girl.
Tell your wife that the mother of the great Soviet hockey player Valery Kharlamov was Spanish.
Hello from USA !
at first sight I thought she was Russian, ha! what a pretty and brave lady! love to you guys from Moscow
У Марии очень хорошее произношение. Видимо, способность к языкам. Удачи, самое важное решение о переезде вы уже приняли, все остальное фигня, как говорится , решайте проблемы по мере их поступления.
Welcome, bro! Be happy!
Cool life-stories! Best of journeys and luck to you both!
Молодец! Мария прекрасна, удачи вам!
Remember we are all under God's heaven. 🕯️ ✨ ❤️
Вы классные, я рада, что вы выбрали жить у нас. Вы потрясающие❤
The Moscow Metro works 6:00--1:00 am every day including holidays. Exception: it often closes a bit earlier on the night of New Year's Day, otherwise holidays don't matter. The Metro works like clockwork and even better!
Also, very late at night, trains run with increased intervals of 5-10 mins.
As to bums, the Moscow Metro had them in the past just like in NYC but not anymore.
By the way, the Moscow Metro has recently been working extended hours (even the whole night) on New Year's Day, during which time they even make it free 🙂 New Year's Day is the most important gargantuan holiday in Russia. Lots of people are on vacation almost till Jan 10. The downside is many people get more tipsy than they should 🙂
@@billmorrigan386 я не замечаю, уже много лет, что много пьяных в праздники.
Может по домам сидят?
The Moscow metro starts working from 5.30.
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я That's correct but not always and not for all the stations. *Some stations open at 5:40 am, some at 5:50 am.* Also some important stations are usually still open late at night, slightly past 1:00 am, say, till 1:15-1:30 am. To make sure you reach your destination, you have to have some margin. Do not cut it too close to the opening/closing time!
Please note that some trains especially the last ones often don't provide the ride to the terminus: The engineer will ask the passengers to leave the train, announcing that the train is headed to the depot. You must leave the Metro if it was the last train. So, please make sure you have some time margin. As to the exact time the subway opens, I strongly advise checking which stations actually start at 5:35 or 5:40, etc. unless you are ready to wait 15 mins for them to open.
After over 12 years of living in US , i definitely can tell u --- U got lucky man . You catched really beautiful lady , your wife is pretty lady . 👍
people cant understand what i am trying tell u right now )) people in SNG don't appreciate what they have around --- Pretty women , pretty , fragile women . They don't know how many alone men and women in USA , sex , relationships and families aren't available for every one .
Your wife is pretty even in Russia , where standards, competitions and conditions for women so much higher , then in US
Congratulations, u got lucky
sex deprived? )))) Most Russian women can't have babies after 30 due to health problems.
Помимо того, что ваша жена очень красивая и открытая девушка, она еще и прекрасно говорит по-русски. Все четко и понятно. Так что не бойтесь разговаривать, мы не кусаемся))) Удачи вам и успехов в освоении новой\старой родины.
I've been to Nargiz too.
Great atmosphere and food.
Когда вы рассказывали что ваша жена беспокоилась о том как её примут, я думал у неё будет шоколадная кожа и экзотическая внешность, но она ничем не выделяется на фоне остального населения россии...
Da....tak destvitel'no i est'. No ee uchili drugomu tam.
😂👍
You guys are absolutely adorable and look amazing together, I wish you only the very best, friends
Pizza with all the chemicals and food preservatives.Yak, and who eats McDonald’s anyway?🇿🇦🇦🇺🇬🇪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
You guys are funny.. a Russian and a guatamalan. I work with a lot of hispanic guys..my old foreman is from guatemala we both come struggle. Im from a village in Russia thats 400 years old
Haha, i think you guys are even funnier!! That must be such a fun dynamic! Which village?
You can find a small community feel, but more in like smaller towns outside of Moscow, yeah go up in a courtyard neighbourhood myself if you really like courtyards you should check out Saint Petersburg when it’s warm. Saint Petersburg is known for their courtyards.
😂😂😂😂 He has english accent while speaking russian!
Я понимаю вашу жену без переводчика. Настолько у нее хорошая артикуляция, даже с таким беглым инглишем
Логопед же. Не пропьешь!
Вам в России действительно можно открыть какой-то образовательный центр для детей с изучением языков. Это очень популярно. У вас для этого бизнеса есть все возможности. Я не уверен, что у тебя получится устроится на работу в сферу РДЖ. Это совершенно другие стандарты и вам нужно пройти все ступени обучения и карьеры с самого низа. Это очень специфический и закрытый клуб - РЖД. Но если вы получите IT образование и знание английского языка, то возможно это поможет вам найти работу в РЖД на стыке этих компетенций, в офисе, в каком нибудь международном проекте. Мария очень красивая!
Spacibo bol'shoe za sovet! Tak interestno, v Ameriki eto tozhe zakritii klub, tak shto da...........zhizn' podskazhit
Хороший акцент - люди, говорящие в России по-английски вас поймут 👍🏼
English-speaking people in Russia are few and far between.
@@oneanywhere8561I know enough - depends on location. Moscow is full of people with decent level of knowledge
4:29 Plov was so good that even memories are still causing micro orgazm)
Hahaha, i showed it to her, she laughed. She's got this eye thing from time to time, i make fun of her all the time!! So funny you pointed it out 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Always welcome to our country good ppl🖐️
Вы такая приятная пара, вы очень похожи лицами, это удивительно!)😊😊
You are so cool
Welcome to Russia! Shoot more videos and better outdoors.
Outdoors are coming but sadly we are not in Russia at the moment. Working on it.
Vietnamese videos would be very welcome, too. All facets of your life are interesting.@@Deekay909
Gold!!!
Monica Belucci looks Uzbek, so nothing wrong with it.
very good!
Very nice video! it was nice seeing Maria to whom I want to say I never overcame my love for J Statham (but my wife understands). I like that you keep it short and there is still mystery. Dang I want to hear about that first day at school!
Don't give her too many compliments, she still prefers Henry Cavil over Jason Statham 🤣🤣
:-))@@Deekay909
Блин сами думаем уезжать из Бруклина, спасибо за информативные видео!
Oh my god! Маша такая красивая! И когда ты представил супругу как Марию, она в голове сразу трансформировалась в Машу)))) You are such a cute couple! Maria, when i visited non russian speaking countries i was shy to speak english and want to tell everybody, like, "Do you know how intelligent i am in russian?"😅 You can easy play russian woman in moovies)) When you'll settle down in russia a bit come to Kazan for vacation you will feel yourself so local))) Guys you're amazing, our country definately needs people like you. еще созрел вопрос, вагоны по английски будут "cars"? Немного не поняла)) Жду еще видео, вы классные)❤
Privet! Da.....vagon eto cars. For example, "this train has a consist of 12 cars". U etogo poezda 12 vagonov v ego sostave!
Excuse me, but why not merely "This train consists of 12 cars"? Is your version more suitable for modern American?@@Deekay909
@@ЕленаВладимирова-в9я No my version is not more suitable at all. Its basically 2 ways of saying it and both of them are right. The only difference is in the first sentence I am talking about the consist itself - train consist = состав поезда but in your sentence you are saying "This train consistS of 12 cars" = Этот поезд состоит из 12 вагонов. So we are only changing состав/состоит. To summarize, "This train consists of 12 cars" is absolutely fine!
насколько мне известно метро в Москве работает с 5:30 утра до 1:00 ночи
Great video guys. Nice to meet u both. I'm from Montreal canada and few of my really good friends are from Russia and Kazakhstan. It's a shame how anti Russia this country has become. It's pathetic I'm really ashamed of it. ❤Russia
Nice to meet you too!
omg Maria is speaking really nice russian
Red Heat! was the movie, Arnold, I found that to be a strange movie, after all, Arnold is of German descent! lol
i dont know its somehow calculated by social-scientists or not but its a fact : if u live in building higher then 5 flors - u dont know your neighbours, if 5 or less - u know everyone in your section )))
Haha!
Been in Russia twice and I love this country and food
So nice video.
Are you going to move to Russia?
Or visit it sometimes?
We lived there for a year already and are moving back soon.
I am glad for you guys!)
It's a right place to be.
Nice job!
Awesome!
So cool u in Russia folks, come to StP for shashlik
You are right, you will never find a New York style/tasting pizza in Russia or anywhere in Europe: not in the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, etc.
But its a small sacrifice compared to the new interesting and delicious things you have already found and will continue to find.
Wow, she’s from Guatemala, the land of the Maya. Hot jungles, cenotes and lots of, lots of lost, ruined ancient cities. That country is a must visit if you like that sort of stuff.
Yes, its beautiful. I highly recommend Atitlan!
Maria, are you speak great you don’t have much of an accent and even if you do that’s perfectly normal, Russia loves foreigners and you have to think about it like this you’re just a little diamond in the rough, but it will get a lot easier over time and you won’t even notice How fast you’ll be speaking, without being shy don’t be shy, you sound really good
В Москве Метро работает так, последняя электричка стартует с конечной станции в другую сторону с обоих концов каждой ветки в 01.00. И в теории можно успеть сесть в центре Москвы для поездки в окраину примерно в 01.20. Именно ночью примерно в это время работают службы по уборке метро и можно для себя увидеть много интересного
Well that’s because most of the Italians live in New York, that’s why I can’t find that kind of pizza anywhere else
Wanted to say that your wife doesn't look different from Russian women, she looks much like me😊😊😊😊❤l also don't look typical Russian btw. But we have huge amount of black haired and black eyes girls
Добавлю чуть-чуть информации по поводу ночного метро в Москве. Вы можете сесть в метро до часу ночи и по Москве ездят ночные автобусы. Яндекс Го и Яндекс карта вам в помощь даже ночью.
Because in Russia, people love taking the Latina dance classes, so if your wife can’t find a job, she can always do that
Moscow subway is closed from 1 AM till 6 AM.
Добрый день. По поводу недостатка общения в прошлом видео.... Во Вьетнам приезжает много русских. Вам было бы очень полезно познакомиться именно с этой категорией отпускников (именно отпускников а не постоянно проживающих во Вьетнаме по тем или иным причинам). Они смогут объективно рассказать о жизни в России именно в бытовом контексте а также по поводу начала организации бизнеса. И недостаток общения восполните и может это позволит Вам избежать мелких житейских неприятностей а так же сгладить первый негатив (а он есть всегда при переезде) при общении с бюрократией. Удачи вам ребята!!! И добро пожаловать в Россию.