Slutsk: I go to Alina's Belarusian school.
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- The Grand Tour of #Slutsk continues where Alina takes me on a tour of her old high school - the Gymnasium No. 1 #Belarus which has a very interesting history, staff and alumni.
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she is beautiful
Everything in Belarus looks so clean and neat.
Yep. Just like in North Korea. For very little money people will move the grass in wintertime, do anything. They are very limited in their opportunities. And if you are smart enough to succeed, they will consider you like an illegal enrichment. Why so? Because they know that the system they build here supposes slave work and nothing else. Then how did you manage making your money?
@@hitrends7351 is Belarus still technically a Marxist state?
Thanks Niall!! And thanks Alina! What a beautiful classy school you went to!!
Cant wait to fly again to Belarus💓Greetings from Sweden!
dude ur content is incredible. please never stop making amazing videos! much love from Denver Colorado.
3:30 Alexei Leonov (1934-2019) First person to conduct a spacewalk In 1965.
Such a beautiful school and kept in such good condition. Puts my American schools to shame.
What a wonderful building that school was, and no doubt,turning out bright and analytical students - unlike here in parts of uk..
Lol
The UK has way better schools, universities and continues to produce bright individuals each year. But let’s compare 1 school in belarus to all of Uk
He said schools in ‘parts of the uk’ I think.
@@aceclutch9040 Really? there are some good and plenty of cr@P schools..and different areas of the uk operate differently.
if you really want to see dumb students visit the schools in pretty much any American urban center.
I’ve not seen my family in Belarus for a year . I really enjoyed this video thanks
That school was quite the surprise. I should know by now to expect the unexpected. Certainly a lot nice than the school i occasionally attended ;)
Hi Neil, I visited my Belarusian relatives in a small town. I was surprised and impressed - brand-new sport complex, amazing grocery shops (only local products) etc. And lovely river Ведьма which means Witch !
P.S. In Minsk there is a monument I drop by when I visit- there was a beer festival and torrential rain started. Crowds of young people rushed to the underground pass, and many died in stampede. Very sad.
@@maria.5974 Belarus looks nice for the most part doesn't it? The comedian and the Boxer who run your place should take some lessons!
excellent condition and maintenance of building, perhaps due to actual respect of such symbol ...
Much respect to you for always pointing out war memorials. 1/3 of the population of Belarus-- most of them civilians-- were killed in WW2, most of them were murdered. I cannot even begin to imagine such losses.
they also had to experience the brutality of Stalin. I feel greatly for the people of Belarus.
Thank you for the nice trip !!!! it was a pleasure!!!
What a creative school! No school I ever attended was nearly so nice. Perfect incentive for thinking and learning.
What a beautiful school! We do not have so clean and nice schools in Denmark.
Very very impressive school 🏫 elegant and articulate guide, superb painting inside, and a beautiful river at the end.
Very enjoyable video. Explains why the EU and UK are trying to make it more and more difficult to visit. Even building a wall now.
Good stuff 👍
That was a nice tour of your friend's school. Cool it is so old~
IP the Lenin painting looks like he was in the Waltz room, awesome video bro, Alina's school is amazing, I have to visit Slutsk when i get back to Belarus. great content.
I miss a video or two and come back to find out IP is spending time with Bellorussian models. Deservedly so.
Where do you guys always get those Alinas from?
Irish Parizan is a babe magnet .
@@anthonydowling3356 Seems to be a lot of Alinas in these two or three channels on everyone's feed. I'm more of a Tatiana/Sveta/Nastya man meself.
@@apjpisared whats an alina
Slavic girls are absolutely gorgeous
What a great school! Hope you're keeping well Partizan
Thanks Niall and Alina for the tour of the school very beautiful enjoyed the video thanks for sharing 🏤 👍
Incredible building. Belarus always seems so clean and organized. To bad it's a pain to get a VISA for longer stays even for EU citizens.
Irish Partizan lives there on a long visa and he is an EU citizen !
@@MrFrenchteacher1 yes but works for a company there. I'm a digital nomad and work remotely. Good job getting that Visa without marrying a Belarusian woman :D eheh
@@JoaoCardoso86 Go to Ukraine. It's a democracy as well where you can actually find a job and navigate the visa process for a few hundred dollars. You can earn from 1000-2000 USD in teaching, English teaching, IT, Customer service, Translation, marketing etc. Belarus looks great for tourism and meeting interesting folk if it is ever stable again, but if you want Eastern Europe's great mix but value your freedom, Ukraine is the only show in town. Now you will need to speak Russian, Ukrainian or Polish or at least a little German to get by in Ukraine for the many situations where there's no English, but if you are into languages and not just expecting English hand holding, it's good anywhere around here. Irish Partizan's Russian has improved a lot in 2-3 years, reminds me a lot of when I learned Polish, improving every year(I am learning Russian too and I am also Irish, so if Irish people can learn Polish and Russian, Portuguese/Spanish speaking people like you can too). In Kharkov and Kiev you can use Polish and German when people don't speak English.
The oldest schools in Belarusian towns are always the ones that get really good renovations. My aunt works as a teacher in Slutsk. Most schools don't look like that, besides I guess besides that one and the school near the bazaar all the schools are identical and not as pretty. What I find unique is that they all have courtyards in the middle, I've only seen one school in the US that had something like that but a huge downgrade. Some of my cousins went to the last school built by the ussr in their city and ironically it's the one in the poorest condition bc it is "the newest".
Nice video, good tour by Alina. We could learn a lot from Belarus!
like what exactly? how to be a totalitarian dictatorship?
what surprises me the most is how clean and organized Belarus is, very beautiful country.
I may attempt to buy a Dacha in Belarus next year. Thanks for sharing the sights and sounds of wonderful Belarus.
Wonderful school and grounds.
That's a high school??? Absolutely amazing and beautiful! No one in America has a high school like that. It would be too expensive to construct and maintain the building. Nor do the staff and students have the necessary pride to keep it that clean. I'm sorry to say this, but it's true. Excellent video!
This might be one of the best schools in Belarus so it will be nice. Think about the state of run-down schools vs. the best schools in any country. The average school has average facilities but the best schools usually outrank the average schools in terms of facilities. Seeing Russian state schools and Russian private schools in Moscow, the difference is noticeable in terms of the facilities available. The state schools I've seen in Moscow and the Moscow region are catching up but there is still a noticeable difference in terms of how the schools are kept and the standard of the facilities available. However, I cannot vouch for the rest of Russia.
I feel like l am in Belarus when l watch your video thank you
You are right. Way better than school I went to in Ireland😁students must have respect for the building. It has a lot of character. My school resembled more of a prison. Dark and grim!!
More of Alina, please.
Yes it beats the school i went to here in Dublin ( St.Pauls Brunswick st ) and anything in Waterford where you are from and where i lived for 2 years .When i was younger and most others here in the West thought of Eastern Europe as being in dire poverty .Now they are far better off than us in many respects .
I have also liked your travelling in Minsk👍👍👍👍
School I went to in Australia was like bunch of shipping containers put together, cheap and effective but its so sad.
No wonder everyone was smokin green, skippin classes
400 years old!! No way looks so incredibly nice! Man in America used to brag about our school and olympic sized pool but other than that my school couldn't hold a candle to this school!
Omg what a school.
Nice old school - they even put the Soviet green paint in the ballroom lol. Cheers
You can't beat it. Mr. Bald is a great exponent of Soviet green paint.
This is not just a school and a gymnasium. Gymnasiums are a small percentage and they are better provided.
What a smart and beautiful lady. I would feel blessed and homoured if she would show me her school...
I would be even more blessed if she showed me her home .
Since you are making videos that attract us to live in Belarus, can you make a video about salaries and living standard? What different professions earn and what they can afford with that money?
I've already done so. Check back through the catalogue.
Which context will satisfy you more - positive or negative?
@@yauhenm.8185 the truth would do fine for me
Interesting. A lovely building, well kept.
Partizan do you meet people who can speak the Belarusian language or does everyone speak Russian in Minsk?
Everyone speaks Russian, no Belarusian unfortunately as it is such a beautiful language.
@@IrishPartizan it is indeed... thanks for mentioning it 🤍❤️🤍
Very very good and interesting..
You can see that in Belarus, the State cares about its citizens. I wish it would be that way in the West too: our schools are not that nice ...
youre joking right? you do realize Belarus is a totalitarian dictatorship?
Beautiful school.
Niall, I have a question. I am both a Canadian and US citizen. Is it possible to buy a little farm etc and retire in Belarus? Thanks and your videos are very informative and thanks again.
Yes it is. My friend Andrei Burdenkov will help you out there. You can contact him via his RUclips channel - ruclips.net/user/MinskGuide
@@IrishPartizan Thank you Niall, cheers! My name is Geoff.
@@PopShoppekid Can I live on your farm? Not in the house, in a barn is also good. Tnx
Enjoying a lot your videos about Belarus, an interesting perspective about a very unknown country; i think the channel would need more interviews with locals; i guess if politics is off the table, there shouldnt be any problem.
Thanks for the suggestions. The problem is, not everybody wants to be on camera and people here are cautious due to recent history.
@@IrishPartizan So, in this case, every month, interviews with foreigners leaving there for a long time; this is a link about a spanish guy making videos to spaniards in Russia, could be an inspiration: ruclips.net/p/PLRA6F5zio71xSEKm28Jr5cfyzQgUloSXS
Much nice than De La Salle and much better than Waterpark where I went
Очень интересно товарищ спасибо большое 👍💪
It is lovely, but you need to do a video of your run of the mill school for comparison. This school was a grammar school and probably mainly for well to do families.
It is a 'run of the mill' school for locals. What were you expecting? Belarus is a developed, post industrial, modern European country with an educated population.
@@IrishPartizan I stand corrected. Are Schools like the one you videoed common place though? I doubt it. As for Belarus being a modern European educated country I never said it wasn't mate ;) Although there are large areas that live in poverty, although that is pretty much the case all over the World.
@@princeofdarkness8037 the schools n my neighbourhood would put a lot of schools in the West (UK & US) to shame. Far safer too.
@@IrishPartizan Yes, but you are talking about one neighborhood in the Capital City. I'm on about the country in general, where I suspect things aren't so nice everywhere, especially going off videos other vloggers have posted. I'm not having a pop at Belarus, I live in Germany and we have a large Belarusian population and most of those who I have met have been nice, you do however meet a lot of younger ones who have just come over to Germany and they act like they are the Mafia. Having said that, you could say the same for a lot of various immigrants and indeed nationals themselves.
the school looks like from the future
The school is decorated like Hotel
Can foreigners visit Belarus now?
Yes they can.
@@IrishPartizan Thanks. Really enjoy your videos.
T-shirt Rocks!!
I must be strange....Being an Australian I dont see any thing wrong with the local Soccer teams name FK Slutsk, Now mate please tour the Club house and the footnball stadium and give us your report . :-)
Very interesting old building. Looks to be in immaculate shape. The artwork was interesting although I despise Lenin.
You should read Lenin.
@@IrishPartizan and what specifically would you recommend?
@@IrishPartizan Lenin's works are too smart and voluminous, not everyone can read to the end :)
@@yauhenm.8185 are you communist? Lenin was a mass murderer who deserves nothing but scorn.
@@IrishPartizan I'm not a communist and Lenin's trail of blood speaks for itself. He was a totalitarian and a mass murderer.
its a school? look more like an institute or even like an university..
I wish my country cared about the people as much as Belarus u can tell Belarus cares about the people the education looks so different compared to the west I love the vids I want to visit great Belarus soon
It is amazing how proud and knowledgeable people are in these countries went to Budapest few years back girl we met took us for tour of city talking about all the historical buildings and such. Lol be very disappointed if requested same of me and my city in the US. I know barely anything of its buildings or past :(
@@brettk9316 I am from the uk there’s lots of history but the world needs to realise how great Belarus is especially the west and how much the people have suffered and sacrificed for there country I’d love to go to Belarus just the sanctions :( it’s an amazing country and the people really do care about each other and respect each other the west could learn a lot from Belarus
Another entertaining and informative video from Irish Partizan on life in Belarus. It was very interesting seeing the various attractions of Slutsk. The Slutsk Gymnasium, particularly the displays on the corridor walls, reminded me of visiting a school in Pyongyang, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea in 2018.
That's not a good thing if it reminds you of North Korea.
has she got a sister and would she show me her school?
my schools looked like trash bins compared to that place.
If you are intending on staying on here for a long time, it might be worth investing in some Russian lessons.
My Russian is OK. I can get by on it. Although I do devote time to picking up new vocabulary.
Alinchik , is Bald and Bankrupt’s girlfriend Alinchik too ?
How old is the school again??
going on 400,000 year next November .
@@anthonydowling3356 dayummm wow this will be in my Belarus list of places that i want to see and vlog. Thank you sir
Niall, covering kids schools is not something I was expecting. More military bases and urban exploration please in Bald & Bankrupt style
Doesnt compare to my 3 4 and 5 th class prefabs though lol
Makes the Irish tech schools
Look like crap.
We're is all the take away litter?????😁
The BY government cares a lot about how the school building should look like, but constantly ruins that high level of education we used to have from the FSU times. The idea of this that the government run enterprises need a lot of workers. So young people should not go on with their education at universities, but stay in their homelands and start working asap.
Why do Belarussians look so depressed all the time ?
Its a trait of many of the old eastern block people. I spent few days in Prague and that was my impression of the Czech people.
Смех без причины - признак дурачины :) An ancient East Slavic proverb will help you figure it out.
If you lived through one of their Winters you would know why .
@@anthonydowling3356 Not a reason- live thru a Toronto winter would be harsher than Prague.
@@yauhenm.8185 Give us a clue?
You have been blessed with no chemtrail afternoon mate
I don't like how you just pretty much ignore her the whole time. You're too focused on the camera. The girl needs attention. Not shameful behavior, but not very much like a gentleman. I find it hard to watch all of the video because of that. It just made my stomach feel bad to watch this behavior.
Jesus dude, you need to get a life.
@@IrishPartizan Can't take criticism, I see. So the sensitive ego is real.
@@TheRootedWord No, because you are a snowflake.
I think you both complement each other well, naturally together.
I would enjoy to see both of you exploring Belarus together. :D
@@IrishPartizan Man, you must be a girl in a man's body. You are so delicate. A snowflake diverting attention calling real men snowflakes. Very smooth!