Прывітанне! з Беларусі! Прекрасный плейлист! Скажу сразу (плевать что срач будет но он у любым выпадку будзе) Лукашенко офигенный президент, при нем Беларусь не знала в 90-х про бандитов. Сейчас Беларусь почти не знает что это такое "Коррупция" Рад что змагары получили резиновую пулю)) Да здравствует Лукашенко!🇧🇾
Прывітанне з Расіі, ды пашанцавала вам што вы не ведалі што такое голад і росквіт бандытызму. Ды... я трохі ведаю беларускую. І яшчэ, няхай жыве брацкія народы 🇷🇺🇧🇾, Няхай жыве дружба народаў!
because the soviet union was built under the free asociation between peoples, capitalism only separates us in a comercial way, we can have different "nations" but they are in real dependants of the globalist oligarchy.
That's because during the course of the Soviet Union Belarusian was purposefully and slowly replaced with Russian (starting with the language reform in 1931 that removed all Belarusian grammatical features and many words not found in Russian from Belarusian) and Lukashenko now being staunchly anti Belarusian.
Without Lukashenko, Byelarus would not exist. He created a mix acceptable for the real existing Byelorussian nation. If not Lukashenko, Byelarus would be now a Russian oblast and State owned fabrics would belong to Russian oligarchs.
Well, in this particular performance lyrics are slightly different, and I will write down those which are in this video. Belarusian original (Cyrillic): Ой, бярозы ды сосны - Мае родныя сёстры, Ой, шумлівы ты лес малады. Толькі сэрцам пачую Тваю песню лясную Ды ўспомню былыя гады. Ды ўспомню пажары, І варожыя хмары, І завеі халодных вятроў, І слату, і нягоды, І начныя паходы, І агні партызанскіх кастроў. Край любімы наш, родны, Ты на свеце свабодны, За цябе я на бітву хадзіў, Каб ніколі, ніколі Ты не быў у няволі, Каб прыгожымi кветкамі цвіў. Адышлі тыя годы, Адгрымелі паходы, Толькі пушча за полем шуміць. Ой, бярозы ды сосны - Партызанскія сёстры, Вас ніколі ў жыцці не забыць. English translation: Oh, the birches and pine trees - Oh, beloved my sisters, Oh, thou, forest young, roaring. Memorize with my heart When thine song I do hear Years of long gone past. I remember the fires, And the dark veils of the foe, And the winds coldest storms, Slushy mires and straits dire, Marches in the darkness of night, And the flames of partisan bonfires. Oh, our homeland, beloved, Thou are proud and unbound, I did fought for your freedom, To let thou don't ever be raped, So with fair blossoms shall thou thrive. Those years had passed, And those marches had roared, Only wind makes now noise in weald. Oh, the birches and pine trees - Oh, my partisan sisters, No one would ever forget you.
Lukashenko, like Putin, uses Soviet aesthetic to dangle in front of the nostalgic masses while he enriches himself and his cliques, hopefully socialism can return to Belarus one day. And no, European Union/NATO occupation would be no better.
The Belarusian version is unique from most other Soviet versions of The Internationale in that it was adapted directly from the original French version rather than being based on the Russian version.
@@nedhir8991 Easy thing to say when you can't speak neither Belarusian nor Russian and have never listened to him speaking for more than a minute. The dude is joke of a brute without popular support.
@@Егор-и6г5у Это прям всей страной решили сделать? Какие-то подозрительные рассуждения у некоторых беларусов тут в комментариях. Отдает нацизмом. Вот тут чел намекает, что всё потому что беларусы умные, а русские глупые. Именно это является причиной всех действий в стране, действий каждого отдельного человека. А что-нибудь вообще слышали про класс пролетариев и буржуазии? Или всё завязано на нации? Сегодня они просто пишут наци-ерунду в комментариях, сами того не понимая, а завтра их используют для переворота в стране.
Well, it is like in Russian, actually. Dialectic phonetics, stemming from High Medieval age. One would argue how to name it properly, the one unified Old Russian/Ruthenian language, sparsely distributed, or were there a plenty of Slavic languages which became slightly more unified thanks to centralization processes in Muscovy and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Still, phenomenon you mentioned is called "akanye" ["uh-cun-yeah"], or "a-ing". It indeed exists in Belarusian language and fixated in codified standard, and it does exist in Russian, yet not written - therefore, if one would learn Russian they would had to adapt to common speech of Russians and learn in which cases "o" does not pronounced as [o], but as [a], [ə], [ɐ] or [ʌ]. E.g., city of Moscow in Russian is "Москва", "Moskva", but the way how to pronounce it is different: "Musk-vah"; if Russian was codified according to phonology and "a-ing", Russians would write "Масква". And yes, Muscovites - one who live nowadays in Moscow, not in medieval Muscovy, - are like to force "a" even more, and some people joke on them as ones who like to say something like "Ма-а-а-асква", with ultralong "a". Other words in such cases are the same: "собака", "корова", "полотно" are said in standard Russian as "su-buck-ah", "cur-ow-ah", "pah-lut-nau" ("dog", "cow" and "cloth" or "linen" accordingly). Of course, there are some rules that try to simplify such nuances, but it's like in English - there are rules, but they are rather inconsistent and the only good way to know how to speak properly is engulfing in proper vernacular speech. At least, such is my perception for me, non-native English speaker. By the way, vice versa cases are exist in East Slavic languages, and it is "okanye" - you would guess easily which vowel it does indicate. It is codified in Ukrainian, and there are some dialects of Russian in Don-Kuban, Northern European or Arctic regions which also feature it. If you would like to make your speech dated, you would use precisely "okanye" instead of "akanye" in cases indicated by orthography.
yeah hence I have some problems with language as I need to translate certain unstressed a's to o's, then it becomes much more understandable. There are also some other like using c where is a t and some more, but those are more manageable because I know fair amount of polish
@@siyacer Belarus was the richest Republic in the USSR, food shortages seldom happens. Btw hope you enjoy the high gas prices and the new economic downturn))))
@@siyacer Another Westerner who thinks everyone was starving during the entire USSR's existence, I can tell you've never stepped foot in former USSR or have family.
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Glory to belarus!, From Mexico we support you forever!
Historically the people and culture of this entire region is extremely amazing
Thank you so much for this amazing playlist!
Ger!
Hi. All's good there in the ex Yugoslavia?
Very nice music! 🇧🇾🚩🎖
Now, this is music, this makes the bulba fields grow 150% faster than the plan!
Слава Беларусь с СССР!!!
⚒
За Савецкая Беларусь
За Беларусь 🇧🇾 👍
Спасибо!) 🇧🇾🇷🇺
Ні, ЗА УКРАЇНУ
@@Diamond_Reptiles Yes, to Soviet Ukraine!
@@camaradatrotsky5584 Слава УССР!
@@Diamond_Reptiles почему запрещённую музычку слушаем?
3 года отсидеть хочется, зрадник?
Very surprised that this hasn’t been done before
What a beautiful collection! Thank you a lot for posting. I never would have known this country has such rich music otherwise.
Long live Indo-Belarusian-Russian friendship
Назаужды!
@@sketchingdown9710 чаму?
Indo friendship? I don't even know who you are
Наконец-то!
These songs including the anthem itself made me think of cooking bulba for some reason
Love it :))🇧🇾🇧🇾
Glory glory ale Comunist Białorus
Excellent 🚩❤️
Love Belarusia from Vietnam ! ! !
Hate vietnam from Belarus
Love Vietnam from Belarus!
* LONG LIVE CCCP ...!!!
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Прывітанне! з Беларусі!
Прекрасный плейлист!
Скажу сразу (плевать что срач будет но он у любым выпадку будзе)
Лукашенко офигенный президент, при нем Беларусь не знала в 90-х про бандитов.
Сейчас Беларусь почти не знает что это такое "Коррупция"
Рад что змагары получили резиновую пулю))
Да здравствует Лукашенко!🇧🇾
Прывітанне брат мой з Мінска
@@ИльяАсипенкоабняў цябе!
@@gordonfreeman8783 я так сама
Прывітанне з Расіі, ды пашанцавала вам што вы не ведалі што такое голад і росквіт бандытызму. Ды... я трохі ведаю беларускую.
І яшчэ, няхай жыве брацкія народы 🇷🇺🇧🇾, Няхай жыве дружба народаў!
Belarus is literally in third place on the list of the most corrupt countries in Europe
When Belarusians used to speak more Belarusian than in the independent Belarus.
because the soviet union was built under the free asociation between peoples, capitalism only separates us in a comercial way, we can have different "nations" but they are in real dependants of the globalist oligarchy.
Weird how that worked out.
That's because during the course of the Soviet Union Belarusian was purposefully and slowly replaced with Russian (starting with the language reform in 1931 that removed all Belarusian grammatical features and many words not found in Russian from Belarusian) and Lukashenko now being staunchly anti Belarusian.
@@angela_merkeI Exactly. The actions of the current Belarusian government cannot be called anything other than cultural genocide
Without Lukashenko, Byelarus would not exist. He created a mix acceptable for the real existing Byelorussian nation. If not Lukashenko, Byelarus would be now a Russian oblast and State owned fabrics would belong to Russian oligarchs.
- Каго любіш?
- Люблю Беларусь!
- То ўзаемна!
💞 🌸 Belarus ☺️
Based
За Беларусь!
Amazing language.
This language was destroyed under this flag
@@Nekijnekto This is your opinion😊
@@SouksavanThavonesouk wikipedia -> "Rusification of Belarus" -> Soviet era
@@Nekijnekto Idc
Шедевр
身在白俄罗斯的表示感谢！
За мою Родину! За Беларусь! И за моих старших славянских братьев! За Союзное Государство! За Беларусь и Россию!🇧🇾🇷🇺
При чëм тут эти лозунги? Кроме того, как кричать всякую фигню нечего не можете?
Братство навсегда!
Саюзную дзяржаву трэба толькі элітам краін каб аб'яднаць сілы і атрымліваць значна больш
Nice
Song of the forest is beautiful. Does anyone have the lyrics?
Well, in this particular performance lyrics are slightly different, and I will write down those which are in this video.
Belarusian original (Cyrillic):
Ой, бярозы ды сосны -
Мае родныя сёстры,
Ой, шумлівы ты лес малады.
Толькі сэрцам пачую
Тваю песню лясную
Ды ўспомню былыя гады.
Ды ўспомню пажары,
І варожыя хмары,
І завеі халодных вятроў,
І слату, і нягоды,
І начныя паходы,
І агні партызанскіх кастроў.
Край любімы наш, родны,
Ты на свеце свабодны,
За цябе я на бітву хадзіў,
Каб ніколі, ніколі
Ты не быў у няволі,
Каб прыгожымi кветкамі цвіў.
Адышлі тыя годы,
Адгрымелі паходы,
Толькі пушча за полем шуміць.
Ой, бярозы ды сосны -
Партызанскія сёстры,
Вас ніколі ў жыцці не забыць.
English translation:
Oh, the birches and pine trees -
Oh, beloved my sisters,
Oh, thou, forest young, roaring.
Memorize with my heart
When thine song I do hear
Years of long gone past.
I remember the fires,
And the dark veils of the foe,
And the winds coldest storms,
Slushy mires and straits dire,
Marches in the darkness of night,
And the flames of partisan bonfires.
Oh, our homeland, beloved,
Thou are proud and unbound,
I did fought for your freedom,
To let thou don't ever be raped,
So with fair blossoms shall thou thrive.
Those years had passed,
And those marches had roared,
Only wind makes now noise in weald.
Oh, the birches and pine trees -
Oh, my partisan sisters,
No one would ever forget you.
@@SuurTeoll thank you very much!!!
Hope they can be free of their dictator someday. Belarus & Russia suffer under capitalist oligarchs who've robbed them of everything not nailed down.
You've been brainwashed by Western propaganda. Lukashenko is a hero, bravest leader in Europe, he keeps Belarus safe!
Lukashenko, like Putin, uses Soviet aesthetic to dangle in front of the nostalgic masses while he enriches himself and his cliques, hopefully socialism can return to Belarus one day.
And no, European Union/NATO occupation would be no better.
Deal with your own country. Don’t touch Russia or Belarus. And for sure we don’t have any dictators.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 If Lukashenko is just another "Putin" than why does the Communist party of Belarus Support him?
Are you serious?
belarus good luckey ula!🎉
I liked 12 th the song👏✌✊
🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾
What is the version used for March of Victory?
The Internationale sounds a bit.....different than the Russian version. Why?
The Belarusian version is unique from most other Soviet versions of The Internationale in that it was adapted directly from the original French version rather than being based on the Russian version.
The only European government that i respect
You respect lukeshenko?
@@SlashinatorZ
Yes, as my belarussians friends, he is really a great leader, not like the other Europeans
@@nedhir8991 Easy thing to say when you can't speak neither Belarusian nor Russian and have never listened to him speaking for more than a minute. The dude is joke of a brute without popular support.
Me too.
@@angela_merkeI I'm from Belarus, I support Lukashenko.
Супер! Смерть НАТО. Привет из Финляндии
Ну НАТА на бліжэйшыя гады жыць будзе
@@Егор-и6г5у увы
@@aliessw лепшы
@@pol_pot1975 з Беларусі?
NATO is a proislamist organization
Жыве Беларусь
Za Беларусь
Жыве вечно
Жыве Вечно!
Слава свободной от капиталистов-фашистов Советской Белоруси!
Жыве вечна
Жыве Беларусь!
Слава Беларусской ССР и Беларуси при Александре Григорьевиче!
Жыве вечно
@@sketchingdown9710 Чэл Аліксанд Рыгоравіч пры БССР быў няма кім
Жыве вечно!
Каждый Третий Убитый Белорус -это не "жыве"
Za Belarus! 🇧🇾🇧🇾🇧🇾
⬜🟥⬜ жыве Беларусь
@@Егор-и6г5у 🟥🟥🟩 жыве Беларусь
За практически не проведённую декомунизация Белоруссам респект! ☭🇧🇾☭🇷🇺☭
Таму што ў нас ёсць мазгі, а не як у вас ставіць паметнікі Краснову І Уласаву
@@Егор-и6г5у at least Belarus has no oligarch problem
@@Егор-и6г5у Это прям всей страной решили сделать?
Какие-то подозрительные рассуждения у некоторых беларусов тут в комментариях. Отдает нацизмом.
Вот тут чел намекает, что всё потому что беларусы умные, а русские глупые. Именно это является причиной всех действий в стране, действий каждого отдельного человека.
А что-нибудь вообще слышали про класс пролетариев и буржуазии? Или всё завязано на нации?
Сегодня они просто пишут наци-ерунду в комментариях, сами того не понимая, а завтра их используют для переворота в стране.
Your mom lets you have pixel art in your flag? 😮
Byelorussian always looks strange, with _а_ where one would expect _о_.
Well, it is like in Russian, actually. Dialectic phonetics, stemming from High Medieval age. One would argue how to name it properly, the one unified Old Russian/Ruthenian language, sparsely distributed, or were there a plenty of Slavic languages which became slightly more unified thanks to centralization processes in Muscovy and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Still, phenomenon you mentioned is called "akanye" ["uh-cun-yeah"], or "a-ing". It indeed exists in Belarusian language and fixated in codified standard, and it does exist in Russian, yet not written - therefore, if one would learn Russian they would had to adapt to common speech of Russians and learn in which cases "o" does not pronounced as [o], but as [a], [ə], [ɐ] or [ʌ]. E.g., city of Moscow in Russian is "Москва", "Moskva", but the way how to pronounce it is different: "Musk-vah"; if Russian was codified according to phonology and "a-ing", Russians would write "Масква". And yes, Muscovites - one who live nowadays in Moscow, not in medieval Muscovy, - are like to force "a" even more, and some people joke on them as ones who like to say something like "Ма-а-а-асква", with ultralong "a". Other words in such cases are the same: "собака", "корова", "полотно" are said in standard Russian as "su-buck-ah", "cur-ow-ah", "pah-lut-nau" ("dog", "cow" and "cloth" or "linen" accordingly). Of course, there are some rules that try to simplify such nuances, but it's like in English - there are rules, but they are rather inconsistent and the only good way to know how to speak properly is engulfing in proper vernacular speech. At least, such is my perception for me, non-native English speaker.
By the way, vice versa cases are exist in East Slavic languages, and it is "okanye" - you would guess easily which vowel it does indicate. It is codified in Ukrainian, and there are some dialects of Russian in Don-Kuban, Northern European or Arctic regions which also feature it. If you would like to make your speech dated, you would use precisely "okanye" instead of "akanye" in cases indicated by orthography.
yeah hence I have some problems with language as I need to translate certain unstressed a's to o's, then it becomes much more understandable. There are also some other like using c where is a t and some more, but those are more manageable because I know fair amount of polish
I put a chipmunk in a waffle fryer once.
Glory to Romuald rajs
❤️СССР❤️Mao🇨🇳
🖕🏻🇷🇺🇨🇳🇺🇸🇺🇦🖕🏻
What
confused moment
Maoist moment
Wth
Hurts my ears
Good.
@@comradejozef2806 good like having no food in your stomach?
@@siyacer Belarus was the richest Republic in the USSR, food shortages seldom happens. Btw hope you enjoy the high gas prices and the new economic downturn))))
@@Andrey-Lyan Hope you enjoy economic collapse because your currency is worthless 😳
@@siyacer Another Westerner who thinks everyone was starving during the entire USSR's existence, I can tell you've never stepped foot in former USSR or have family.
Жыве Беларусь
Za Беларусь 🇧🇾
Жыве вечно
@@Andrey-Lyan Вы нават гэтую ябучуй лозунг скралі ў рашыстаў вы нікчэмныя настолькі што свайго прыдумаць няможыце🤦
@@Andrey-Lyan
-за что пьём?
-Za Беларусь
@@БакытИсаев-с3н За Беларусь без фашизма👍🇧🇾 Смерть предателям и фашистским пособникам!
Жыве Беларусь!
Ў Польшчы жыве