Russian Village life. Aunt Galya
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2021
- It's been a while since we visited Aunt Galya and her village.
This time we're going to be cooking pelmeni. That is Russian dumplings
We're going to be walking around Russian countryside and villages.
And talking about the Soviet past with aunt Galya.
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Did you notice it was my mom singing the song at the end?
0:59 Garden tour
3:48 Walking the dog
6:04 interviews with village guys
7:45 tea drinking with Aunt Galya
16:30 Aunt Galya's secret of happiness
18:19 villages falling apart
20:51 chopping wood with Danila
25:07 cooking pelmeni
30:48 family dinner
33:48 presents for Aunt Galya
39:28 my mom singing a popular Russian song
Your mother is very talented and full of life. That song was a great way to end a great video.
She has a beautiful voice, i thought it may be some famous Russian singer or pop queen. Amazing. Amazing parents you have.
Yes, She work in IT like me
So nice good to watching
Очень красиво поёт🥰👍🏻 так спокойно
As an American, I find that I love the Russian people through videos like this. We have been so wrong not to embrace cultures beyond our confines.
You are right mate. Common people live same life everywhere in the world.
Brainwashing makes us different and builds borders.
This is true when it comes to respecting and accepting different cultures. But because of the very nature of the USA, all these cultures “came” here to America. Instead of the differences drowning in one, imposed culture of buying and selling, it was necessary to learn from the neighbors, who are just that: from all over the world. That way the USA would be a small world. If only good things were adopted from others, there would be no room for evil. But we know that the bad is easier and faster to adopt the bad than the good. And we are quick to judge others. The media bear a huge responsibility. Instead of serving the general interest, they served the interest of politicians and magnates, bankers ... They are ordinary people everywhere, mostly well-meaning with the need for a peaceful and noble life. Greetings from Serbia.
I would just add, if the worst had happened. Everyone else, we outside the US have adopted an "American" culture of buying and selling. Unfortunately, the mercantile spirit reigns in most parts of the world, except in small oases. Things are not going well ...
Buying and selling is not an American invention
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Wonderful! Russia is a great civilization. Home of Pushkin, Chekov, Dosteyvisky, Tolstoy and so many great! God bless..
Uraaaaa
A simple life is a better life. Happy birthday to Aunt Gayla.
That "simle" life ain't that simple...a LOT of work
Simple, ahahahaha!
@@Gunslinger_Disciple work keeps you strong.
The same is happening in my country Portugal. The small villages in the interior and mountains are almost abandoned. Young people move to the cities for more opportunities. It's such a shame because these small villages have so much culture and history. The people from these villages are so strong and have so much wisdom to give. We can all learn so much from them..
Like America but it is countries policies that cause this to happen because they cut back on profits of farming and create regulations. No small local milk farms, pig farms, chicken farms.
Yea ots sad , i think i was last generation who were still growing up without technology taking over which im vwry greatful for, so i do t see why people praise steve jobs and bill gates while they have basically destroyed human values
Your aunt Galya is such a warm, loving & beautiful soul.
The irony is that, with your videos, Bulgarians are now able to visit Aunt Galya!
You're right. that is really funny. What life is like sometimes.
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my mum is 71 years old -she belongs to the same generation as your aunt -shes a hard worker and never ever complain -she had fallen 3 months ago and wounded her hand and could not do the chores -i was the one to do so -trust me ive been complaining how hard it was -im 45 and ive never ever heard her complain about it-The young generation must learn from them-nothing is free but only hard work pays off and we must be happy with what we have -live simply :)
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Wow, Slava, what a beautiful video. Your Aunt Galya is a treasure. She's had a hard life but finds happiness and joy with her animals and garden. I want to give her a great big hug! Your Mother's song at the end was perfect with the gorgeous views.
My feelings exactly. What a bright and beautiful woman. Contented and cheerful even though her dreams were unfulfilled. What a blessing to know her.
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I am first generation American my parents were Russian came here in the 50s. I remember making pelmeini and I still make them !! We boil them in vegetable Broth.
I remember when we were children my father would make 1 or two pelmeini with a lot of pepper and flour ins
ide and we would get a quarter if we got it . Great memories!
These videos are so refreshing. They remind me of growing up with my family, and summers at my Uncle's farm. The little things in life are the best. You do such a great job putting these videos together. It's nice to be able to escape the non-stop media hypocrisy, and watch how honest, genuine folks live. You have a great family Slava. Excellent work, as always. Cheers from America!
Glad you like them!
@@RussianPlus Yes I do. Big fan of the channel. Also nice to see your connection with Pigeon Forge, TN. My family spent many vacations there. Take care!
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Nice, back to real Russian life. These are the best images. When people cultivate their future meals. Respect ✊🏿 babushka 🇷🇺
You don't look Russian to me
@@joshua9862 He's not russian.
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These are my favorite videos!!! So happy to see Aunt Galya!! Oh how I wish she could have surgery for hip hips and legs!! God bless her precious soul!! She could also use some help clearing her yards....but so glad to see her well!!! Thanks so much for sharing her with us again!!!
Good and healthy life for yours moom😊
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It’s not only in Russia like this, I’m from Lithuania and it’s exactly same, and many other countries 😌
Beautiful people! I'm reminded so much of my younger years here in Ohio, USA, when my aunts and uncles lived on the farm. They were down to earth people like you who shared life and love from the bountiful land. Continued blessings to us all.
Just like Croatian villages!
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We really enjoyed the visit to the Russian countryside and hearing the stories from the old days of your Aunt. How different things were for sure. She and her garden reminds me of our Great Baba in Canada. Thanks for the tour!
My wife and I really enjoyed this episode! Thanks for sharing. Your Aunt Galya is full of life and energy. What a blessing. It's nice to see the rest of your family also.
My wife noticed that it was your mother singing. She loved it. Aunt Galya was so kind and personable and the country way of life is very chill and relaxing I'm happy that you all enjoyed it as a family.
Happy you got your drone back as well and that you all had some fresh food and wonderful times. It almost brought us to tears
I LOVE Pelmeni, I make it regularly here in Australia with my Russian wife. Goosna!
What a nice wholesome video Slava! It's such a pity it is so difficult to travel to Russia (especially now)! To develop this region it takes some young men and women that learn good English (like yourselves) and to open the region for American and European tourists to come in small groups and do what we call farm-tourism. People would LOVE the traditional life (for a week or maybe 2 ;-) ) , get some cooking workshops like you did with your family , drink the local produced cherry wine or other alcohol, make walks and get explanations about the old times. I am sure people would absolutely LOVE this. What the normal life is in those villages is a health camp to tourists :-) Chopping fire wood and make an fire at dusk... grill some local meat.. make soup.. real Russian village food... what is there that can be better? You know americans would love to get in contact with their "old enemies" :-) Show them Russians are almost normal humans :-p - irony overload of course -
Would n't this be an excellent business case?
we had the same thoughts..i see has vast the land is.. surely good potential for a farming..but babushka knew better 🙂
Great idea brother
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Such a lovely family. It’s sad that no one wants to live in the country anymore. It’s beautiful there.
It's very hard life in countryside, that's why nobody wants to live there
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It's the same here in rural Nebraska. I moved here to retire and for the quiet; the young move away because there is no work and it is too quiet.
Same here in my country... There's no job opportunities in countryside... It's a shame though because it is beautiful...
Some villages look exactly the same as old abandoned Saskatchewan villages. And same topography explains all the Russian immigrants that came to Saskatchewan. Happy 70th to Aunt Galya
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Pelmeni. I was with Russian friends in St Petersburg. We were making them. They could seal the dough around the meat so quickly. I took ages and the shape of my pelmeni looked more like slugs. But they still tasted delicious.
You are doing a great job by capturing real life stories of aunt Galya .She lived in such difficult times of Russian history and has so much country life experiences,energy,wisdom these people are real treasures though remain unnoticed,unheard and unsung .We are really fortunate to see such people and through her life have a glimpse of Russia’s past.
The problem of slow breaking down of countryside life and infrastructure ,I suppose is a general problem all over the world.It is true there has to be a material,spiritual regeneration of countryside and reverse migration from city to country,resource shifting from industry to agriculture ,spread of market and tradings more to small towns and countryside.
A huge thank you from Vancouver, B,C. Canada 🇨🇦 for another outstanding video. Your aunt reminds me of my mom who lived through terrible times in Poland. Many similar stories from my mom who sadly passed away a number of years ago age 98. Excellent videos, I wait patiently for each new one. A very happy birthday to your delightful aunt. 🎂🎈🎊🎁🎉
Nice. Home spun love
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Your Aunt Galya is very nice. Where she lives reminds me of where my great-grandmother lived on a small farm in western Pennsylvania. And there are many old abandoned building across America in rural areas that looked exactly like those in your video. Around the year 1900, about 90 percent of Americans were farmers and ranchers. But as industry and technology grew, only about two percent of Americans are now farmers and ranchers. We never had pelmeni when I was growing up, but a popular dish was "pigs in the blanket," which was ground meat and cooked rice wrapped in cabbage leaves and baked for a while. You have a very nice family! And nice ending and song!
It means a lot to me that Galya, and all of you, like the hot chocolate, Slava! You're blessed to still have most of your family alive and doing well brother. Enjoy them as much as possible!
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Beautiful people, beautiful houses, beautiful places! I like this! It's like in my Romania! Big like!
This video is just freaking awesome! What a lovely family you have.
I love Russia. It reminds me so much to my country Cuba. Blessings on the Russian People. God Bless them
What a lovely way to spend the weekend 🌞🌄
Imagine if her mom had let her loose! She has optimism and courage.
Such a lovely & nice people & place - luckiest people living in unpolluted areas -
Best wishes to Aunt Galya !
Your aunt is so lovely and I really love to see more about Russian countryside. Your videos are awesome. Regards from Malaysia 🇲🇾
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Здравствуйте, тетя Галя, рада видеть вас на RUclips
Спасибо, что впустили меня в свой дом. Я как привидение в комнате. Операторская работа Славы заставляет меня чувствовать себя так, как будто я с тобой в доме. С наилучшими пожеланиями вам всегда, J. Carey Green Bay WI
Hi John,
I'm currently in a Russian Orthodox monastery on the Keweenaw in the UP and also learning Russian. I'll be driving to Appleton and then Slinger in a month or so. Would you be interested in meeting for a little if you're in Green Bay?
God bless,
Jonathan
Спасибо ‘Тётя Галя ‘ за то Вы нам учили как пельмены готовить! Ибо завтра 10 годовщина свадьбы Майкла Уэст и Оля Кириллова в г. Калининград. Мы будем готовить пельмены как Вас!
Amazing video, Slava! Simple things like talks with the local guys who are bored in the village, house chores with Aunt Galya, making pelmeni and exploring the forests, what a nice weekend it must be! This video has some kind and peaceful atmosphere, but it's also so sad to realise that the villages in Russia are not as developed as they could be. So much land with such a great potential. And this looks exactly the same as villages in the Far East of Russia where I live.
Thank you Natasha. We're totally on the same page about this
M watching this video after I watch yeah Russia video
The pelemi look a lot like Italian ravioli, or Polish pierogi. Your aunt is a sweetheart, and has had a hard life. God bless her 🙏
Polish pierogi in Russian called “vareniki”. Slavic food.
@@ilonochkaya
in principle, this is a common world dish - dough with filling
but specifically dumplings finno-ugric food
@@user-hx4of8bd9p no. Pelmeni (Russian pronunciation: [pʲɪlʲˈmʲenʲɪ]; Russian: пельмeни-plural, пельмень Russian pronunciation: [pʲɪlʲˈmʲenʲ]-singular) are dumplings of Russian cuisine that consist of a filling wrapped in thin, unleavened dough.
@@ilonochkaya
Russians are a mixture of different peoples, Slavs, Turks, and the autochthonous population of the northeastern Fino-Ugrians.
all this applies to the kitchen
specifically, dumplings are not just minced meat in dough
if you are interested, read the book of the Soviet-Russian historian V. Pokhlebkin - "The Cuisine of the Peoples of Russia"
@@user-hx4of8bd9p I'm talking about ethnic Russians. Turks and Finno-Ugrians are not enough for such a number of ethnic Russians. it was the Russians who left their mark on their DNA, culture and not vice versa.
The star guest is back. I can imagine Aunt Galya picking up a kalashnikov if anyone dares to invade Russia :)
I love the Videos on Russian life the best. The simple life is something people take for granted.
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Thank you for this lovely visit! Glad to see your parents so young and happy. Aunt Galya optimistic and happy also. Country life is good, but yes, hard for young people. Maybe your generation will tire of city life and return to the countryside to have it bloom again in appreciation of clean air, water and nature. Lovely singing and views at the end. Long live Russia and its people!
Bol'shaya Lyubov' to Aunt Galya and her beautiful chickens and garden.
She has some trouble walking but there is nothing wrong with her head. The coolest babushka.
She reminds me of my granny who lived at a farm and had chickens.
''Kip'' in Dutch. And while feeding them she used to yell high pitched ''kippy kippy kippy kippy kippy kippy'' :')
I can still hear it.
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Ну, да - приехать в лёгкую на выходные для разнообразия ради экзотики - это одно. А жить и системно работать каждодневно в деревне - это другое. Не многие выдержат.
Very interesting listening to your relation. It’s amazing how she has internet, yet their are villages in UK who don’t have or very little speed. In UK many villages have lost their local post offices, etc so the elderly have to bus to nearby town. How there was little crime in her younger years same where I lived in a city, people wouldn’t touch so could leave doors unlocked. Where I lived is a wealthy area, but today it’s known people will leave their home in am to find individuals sleeping on their doorstep. I know live on the edge of a housing estate where break ins can easily happen if not a house but cars or shops. I have security cameras on my home as others do in the area.
Wow, I am shicked to read that. We would expect villages in Russia or Brazil(where I am from) to be forsaken by the government, but not in the UK.
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Amazing how much your village country living is SO much like a lot of our American country living here. I miss visiting my grandparents and family up in Ohio...
Aunt Gayla's recollection of her history is very interesting, being a similar age, seems comparative with England just after the war. Best regards to her.
I just love seeing her laugh I love her very much nice lady.
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Смотрю как готовят пельмени и ем свои пельмени))
Поглощение пельменей на нескольких уровнях бытия :D
... one of my favorite videos...bring me back to my time in Borneo when helping my parents to feed their pigs with boiled taro leaves and roots or cassava mixed with rice bran. Your aunt's chicken look healthy. Nice to see your aunt still active and healthy and doing things by her self.
I am a 71 years of age and i love your aunts country living . I would love to go there and meet her and spend some time exploring !
Hello bro. I just stumbled on your RUclips channel and I've been watching your videos. Very very awesome content. I never knew places like this exist in Russia. I stay in Ekaterinburg also and would love to meet you in person. Great videos bro.
I would love to live in a village there. I am from the USA in Virginia quite near to the areas you visited recently. I am 58 and married. Never been out of the US. I dream of one day living a quiet life in the country here and love to see how the Russians live in village life there. It looks like a beautiful and simple lifestyle filled with hard work and great rewards. Thank you so much for sharing your stories on here. I am always watching "Kend Heyati" on You Tube. The "e" after the "K" and the "H" is in reverse. They do wonderful videos on cooking and country living. I also watch many of "The Ulengovs" videos along with many others. All including your videos are just wonderful to watch. Many blessings to you and your family! Thanks again and take care. Hope to see you visit the US again someday!
Thank You for a lovely film. Wonderful countryside and such lovely people. We are all the same the world over. Bless you all. Brian. From England U.K.
Вы правы! Привет с Урала.
Aunt Galya! Our favorite Russian Babushka 😊👏🇷🇺
Slava and Lena, thank you. Very beautiful and informative adventure you shared of the Russian countryside. Admire your aunt very much and the powerful message she has to share about being optimistic. Cheers to you all from northern California.
Aunt Galya's place reminds me of my childhood in rural Alabama. Dirt roads, card games, no shoes, big gardens, no money but who cares.
We called these perogies in Canada,there are at least a dozen varieties eaten with sour cream ,bacon bits, and chopped green onion garnish.Super tasty!
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A big "Спасибо!" to your Aunt Galya for sharing her experiences with us! Спасибо to you, as well, Slava, and Lena, for this video.
Slava, it's so nice to meet your family. I'm glad your aunt enjoyed her gifts. In the US In small villages and towns the Young people usually move a way also.
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I enjoyed this video very much as it shows us Russian real life. And what about your aunt? She's an awesome woman whose life hasn't been easy, but she is happier than anyone else Very beautiful environment. Thank you
Sooperb video Slava. Wonderful Russian country side. Many more regards to aunt Galya, 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗.
One of the best Russian videos I've ever watch ...love the genuiness and positive energy of that Granny. . . Much love.
Thanks so much for the nice video of your Aunt's village house and the wonderful little village of ? Can't remember the name, sorry! Looks like life is good in the village, I'd trade my livelihood for that life! I want to live like that and be humble and happy! Thanks again Slava and Lena for the nice video, you guys are awesome! Your whole family is awesome! I love everyone!
Your Aunt is a lovely lady! I feel bad she never made it to Bulgaria.
Made me smile right from the start Slava.....beautiful garden
Nice to see Aunt Galya again. God bless her! The good people in the world!
Thank you Tom. You're absolutely right
I personally think that if I could get there it would be awesome. I love what I've seen, people here are doing their best to start living that way. You don't need a gym if you cut wood all the time.
Remember all this kind of life grandparents living in sukumi in the Soviet times visiting them best beach’s and the best time of my life, I miss it god bless brother. Thank you
In my province in Canada it's the same. No jobs outside the city. But I'd rather be poor in the country than live in the city. People need to make your own jobs Sell produce make jams or preserves etc. City people love buying that stuff.
For what I am reading in the comments, the Country is beijg neglected everywhere, not only in poor Countries.
thank you for posting this beautiful video. your Aunt is a tough old bird herself
Hi Slava and Lena. Another terrific story. So much work goes into each of your episodes. Well done. I watch other Russian vlogers and Slava, your English is amazing. You sound like an American. I don't know how you duplicate the English sounds with no Russian accent.
Thank you!
Because of pandemic many people around the world are moving back to countryside and this is the new norm. I don't know if it's a good or bad for that place. More and more big city are getting empty. Now people started to realize how simple and beautiful living this way. Love this place, it's beautiful!💗💗💗
@@user-vv5wd7oz3y Happy to know different cuisines from different country.
Another fantastic video. I can't share this video enough with my friends. I'm originally from Ukraine but have only been back once to the city of Korosten. I live in Atlanta but really want to visit the villages of my ancestors again soon.
Korosten had a porcelain plant producing beautiful wares, but after collapse of USSR it was bankrupted and shut. Some vases can still be found at antique fairs.
@@maria.5974 Interesting I never knew that. When I was doing some research on the city that didn't show up for some reason.
Greetings from Florida. Love your video of the villages and of your Aunt. The countryside is beautiful. We live in the country of north Florida and love the rural life.
Very energetic babushka! I'd love to live with her and help her with anything so that i can be fluent in russian language 😂
If so, then you have to learn alot of new words, because she using alot of "old" words, not many people still using them.
Russian plus. You're the real deal so refreshing. 👍👍👍👍
I appreciate that!
I just love seeing the home grown foods in her village! We don't see very much of that anymore here in Southern California, Slava. That's why I want to move over there to Eastern Europe as soon as I can retire and get out of here.
You don't have to wait until you retire. Many are moving there during working age. Cost of living in Russia is 10× less than in California. Homes in the country side cost $10,000-20,000, cash
Thanks for such a heartwarming and uplifting vlog. Aunt Galya's advice to the young couple was excellent. If more couples applied her words to their relationships there would be far fewer discontented people and quite a bit more happy relationships 😊. The drone shots were so beautiful of the countryside. I felt sad for the young men that you interviewed who said that there were not any real prospects for them in the countryside. That seems to be a common problem in many countries. Looking forward to your upcoming programs. Take care and have a pleasant and rewarding weekend. 🤗❤🙏🌎
Amazing work, Thank you for this it reminds me of my grandparents and my childhood in rural Michigan.
Glad you enjoyed it
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Great video. Your Aunt seems like a wonderful lady! Oh, how relaxing that lifestyle appears. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to see your drone is flying again. Thanks for the nice video.
Thanks for sharing us beautiful Russia slava, you guys are a really cool couple!
Our pleasure!
Beautiful video. Even though I can't speak a word of Russian, I ended up hearing what you guys were saying without even reading subtitles... Good job.. I love aunt Galya..... I plan touring Russia late next year... and wish I could see her...
It is interesting to look at the life of our neighbor. Sweet Galya grandmother.
I am so enjoying watching your videos. Luv your Aunty as she reminds me of my times growing up with my Slavic grandparents that settled in Canada. Russia villages seem very idyllic and peaceful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much again for sharing such a beutiful and natural video about the life at your aunt's place. You really have a special gift in life, to express real life in Russian villages... and so easy to love the great happiness in your family. Your aunt Galya is such a wonderful woman... and just like the rest of your family.. Thank you again so much, I enjoyed every second of your video :-)
Hi from Taiwan again.
Thanks for sharing your vocation with your aunt.
Your mom sings very nice, good to hear it.
Tsyots Galy prosto prelest!!! The most incredible and adorable auntie!!!!!!!!!!
I really love your presentations. God bless Russia.
Thank you very much!
Nice to see Aunt Galya again. I enjoy here stories about growing up and remembered her story about working at communal horse stable in last year's video.
Thank you, Slava, for your presentation of rural Russia, I am much more at home in these settings than the big flashy cities.
God bless you, Aunt Galya! Thank you for sharing your incredible life with us.
So great to see Aunt Galya! Also good to see the newlyweds. Awesome video!
You've build a top notch channel....good job and many thanks
Thank you too!
So relaxing to see the Russian countryside without the filter. Thank you.
Amazing vlog, Slava! Love your content. Greetings from Argentina!
Glad you enjoy it!
Well slava is back with a boom.. Love countryside of Russia
Luv your channel. What stands out in your videos is how much all the different communities thrive without government programs.
What a fantastic video! You have an amazing family. If I lived there, I would never leave.
Aunt Galya you are a treasure for sure, no matter where we come from (USA) for me. You remind me a lot of the older folks here. Much respect and I always enjoy visiting you even if it is just by RUclips. Would love to do so one day. God Bless you all!
Very much enjoyed this video with your aunt and family. The countryside looks so peaceful and very beautiful. Would be a great place to visit. Thanks for the effort in making this. P.S. Happy birthday to Aunt Gayla.
great job guys loved the stories ,i think im going to visit somewhere in russia one day would be nice