I am watching this playlist... not sure how to let you know.. maybe you do... it is great. i am about 75% thru it... it would be so much better if it did not play in reverse order
Dear Peter, I can't stop wondering about their lives now... I feel so sorry for them, and I hope they are all alive. God bless you all. Thank you for sharing this experience with the world. If we see other people's personal lives it might help to understand them better and see them as living beings instead of political questions.
Why would you feel sorry for them? They are a Russian family, being saved by Russia. Osypenko (a Russian town in a Russian country) has been liberated by Russian forces. Zhelensky is murdering Russians and trying to force them to become "Ukrainian".
Peter, I came across your channel and specifically the Ukrainian series. I dont usually leave comments but... these videos brought back a flood of memories. I am a 56 yr old married American, from Fargo, ND. Seven years ago (2014-15) I had the opportunity to live for a year in Kyiv (and travel some of Ukrainian). I arrived just a few months arrived from their overthrow of the corrupt govt. Initially very intense due to the conflict, lack of language knowledge, etc. What i came away with is EXACTLY what you speak of in this series... it was like I was back there again. I love the Ukrainian people, culture, and much of the simplicity of life. They know how to "live life" and i have life long friends. Although you probably wont see this post, i'd love to chat if it moves you todo so at some point. stay safe and enjoy your journeys!!
Hi Peter, thank you so much for sharing this amazing journey. I respect you for taking that bold step to go deep into a tiny village(when you could've gone to any city), when you didn't speak the language. It says a lot about you man and you got my hat off:) Will be looking forward to more videos! I have been learning the language for 7 months hence my interest. Good luck with everything, you have a lovely host family.
Thanks Stephen-Jones! Yes I think it's good to go out of the comfort zone, a lot to be gained from it. And I'm super lucky to have this family. Thanks for watching! And keep up on your studies. Good luck!
Питер, спасибо за желание, узнать Украину и украинцев получше! Добро пожаловать и всего самого хорошего! Отдельное спасибо, за очень добрые и позитивные видео!
Okay, I am from Ukraine, but I never heard anyone eating snails there :)), not that this is not a thing in some villages.... Just surprised. Obviously the family is non-traditional Christians, which is cool, they are much more open-minded. It is great that you get to experience what Ukie village is like. I honestly miss it a lot, the slowing down of the time especially. I hope you have fabulous time there! I am sure you will be fine :D
As i understand they are IDP from Avdeevka. Refugees have almost no help from government. In fact they could lost everything in Avdeevka. I mean house/jobs.
Why do i like to see Americans living in the Old World? LOL I think it was a great idea to live with that family and interact with the youngest kids: as they learn their own language, they are also best teachers of their mother tongue. And i think it was a great self-confidence boost ;p The name of that street, Cherry, the Ukrainian word for cherry sounds like the Romanian word for "sour cherry." I can definitely say that life/time slows down quite a bit in the countryside at least in the former Soviet countries. Did you still keep in touch with your host family? i hope they're safe. I discovered your channel last week, and i like to watch videos from the oldest to the newest ones uploaded: the story is more coherent.
Ｉhave the same feeling like yours when I meet my Ukrainian family in law. They also live in small villages and not rich but the happiness I saw from between them! God I hope the whole world can see this pure heart of Ukrainian people instead of what the only image they can see like pollution, war, bad economy and marriage website, I enjoyed your series with smile on my face til the last episode. Good job, bless you and the family.
Don't get discouraged with the language! You're doing so well! Earlier this year I was trying to teach my boyfriend some Ukrainian before our visit and well he didn't get nearly this far! Also as a Ukrainian it's very interesting to see how people from a different area live. There is so much variation from region to region in terms of local dishes, vocabulary and traditions which sadly rarely get documented are often lost.
I discovered your channel looong time ago, but I started binge-watching it today. You're doing a great job by showing how ordinary families live. In a way, families that don't have much, often seem a lot happier than us in the west. They smile more, they cherish what they have, they are a lot more generous than us. I see it every time I travel to less fortunate places. I live in Canada and even though canadians are very polite and nice, everyone seems to be occupied with stuff that's not that important, everyone is becoming alarmingly materialistic but still very unhappy. I had a bad day today because some kid smashed my windshield to steal a $50 GPS. I thought that was a big financial problem until I watched a couple of videos about Osypenko and this family. Perspective is everything! Keep making these videos, that's the content youtube is lacking nowadays.
It's rather the Ukrainians who they should be concerned about. The Russian speaking people of Ukraine have been persecuted by Ukraine for many years which led to Russia invading. Its like if we treated the french speakers of Maine badly for a decade as the US then Canada invades Maine to reclaim a section of if with the French speaking people who were being tormented. Of course nothing is black and white but i speak generally.
@@MrWuhisn you are spreading Russian propaganda. Russian speaking people of Ukraine have never been persecuted by Ukraine. before 2022 war started half of Ukrainians spoke Russian. after war started in February of 2022 lots of Ukrainians started to switch to Ukrainian because they don't want to speak a language of the invading country.
@@MrWuhisn this family seems very proud of them being ukrainian . and same time they are protestant that an exception ,and they already from war torn parts .so maybe thi family is more ptatriotic towards ukraine
wow! this channel is definitely the best recommendation RUclips has ever offered me. those short films (couldn’t call it just videos) of yours are so genuine, it even brought me back to my childhood at grandma’s house. thanks x
This is my 4th viewing of your videos,and they are growing on me.The first three were on Iran which I found enlightening. This one has increased my interest for what you are doing. And I was glad that you found support from such a warm and welcoming family there in the Ukraine. I appreciate how hard it is when you loose your language . Thank you for sharing !
Thank you soooooo much, Peter! I love what you are doing! My huband is from Ukraine and we hope to make a visit to this beautiful country!!!! He lived in Lviv, Zatomer and Kyiv for the first 39 yeats of his life.
its so exciting to look on your unusual trip. after eastern Ukraine I suggest u to visit Odesa and countryside in western Ukraine, and Lviv ofcourse. Take care, Peter and best of luck =)
Have been following peter santenello’s Chanel for over two years but never watched his older videos, had no clue he went to ukraine 7 years ago before the war, wow that’s a nice video hope that family is safe. I am not sure but aren’t they from the ethnicity that was persecuted by the Ukrainian state ?
Yes, they are a Russian family. Strangely, all the ignorant Westerners ignore that this family are Russian and all of Eastern and Southern Ukraine are Russian people trying to survive the viscious regime of the Jewish puppet Zhelenskyy.
@@Sidek0you seem to be the ignorant one! if they are so russian and are trying to escape the ( evil ukraine regime) why did they flee to western ukraine 🇺🇦 you russians are the masters of propaganda, its in your blood, you have heard the same lie so many times you believe them… i feel bad for you, its sad honesty.
Thanks for the video, really interesting and funny, a lot of help from kids. I live in Zaporizka oblast and many times have been to Osipenko, its great to see native towns from your perspective. Did you already swim in Azov sea in Novopetrivka?
thank you for these videos. I went to Odessa years ago now, my translator didn't meet me and I didn't learn any Russian before I went. I met a young lady that saved my trip and guided me during my visit. there is something amazing I left behind when I came home and your videos have been very heartwarming
I'm binge watching all your videos. They are the best. So tragic seeing this beautiful country knowing it is being invaded right now. My heart bleeds for the poor people 💔💔💔
A ты почему на русском излагаешь свои пустые мысли?! Во-первых, не марай русский язык, во-вторых, вы нахер нам не нужны со своим братством, чтобы ехать к вам нацистам!
I've watched almost all your videos Mr Peter Santenello. I feel like I know you personally but you don't know me. I hope to meet you one day. You're an amazing man.
you are blessed much more. your motherland is Eritrea/Ethiopia, isn't it? so many fantastic things to do there and so lovely people. you don't need more :)
Anna W I am from eritrea.I have watched his video when he was in eritrea.he was so lovely and seemed happily to be part of the people.anyway he has a great face which can be fit with anyone.
Mussie Tesfay that's very true what you are saying, Peter gives people big dose of motivation. and that's how I found him at all,because I found a video from Eritrea as a first. i have been there myself and really appreciate how truly he showed all about Eritrea :)
thanks for this awesome video, Peter! don't be shy with your Russian, even though you feel like you lack the needed vocabulary, your pronunciation is actually pretty good and as you can see kids can easily understand you :) you'll pick up the words very quickly in such an environment. also, when visiting Berdyansk, definitely try out azov shrimps (hint: take the smallest ones) and fish (bychki!) and some corn for sure :)
Hey Peter :) thank you for visiting and filming Ukraine, it is especially interesting for me as I'm Ukrainian living in SF! How do you like the food, vegetables, fruits? Do you feel the difference? And when are you going to upload a new video? I'm just dying to see more! Thank you!)
Such a great place😌Your videos are amazing Peter,and inspiring.I also travel with you throw your camera.God bless you and your family.take care and keep going on man.
I'm so exited about your videos and you, it's so great that you show my country as it is - beautiful and hardworking. Thank you for being interested and opening Ukraine to others. It would be great if you stayed in Kyiv for a couple of days, and also there are other beautiful cites such as Lviv, Odesa and others. They can show you another way of life here. If you ever would be interested I can make you a tour in Kyiv and help to plan a trip to other cities ;)
Thank you :) Yes, I've seen that way of life too. I don't have a video, but I wrote about it if you're interested: petersantenello.com/2017/02/06/living-in-kiev-my-first-3-months-of-observations-1/
Watched both episodes and they are fantastic. Pity you cant tryout every part of our country =) that "platzkart" can take you to so many other beautiful different places. Welcome
Hello from Zaporizhia! Very intresting video! Wish you to take good time in Ukraine! And I hope, that you'll find a time to visit Zaporizhia, especially Khortitsa Iland and Cossack Sich.
Just beautiful. Sad seeing this now, but the people of ukraine is strong and powerfull. Much love to u and the channel from sweden. SLAVA UKRAINI!!!🇺🇦🇺🇦
Nice one! The family is Russian. And Ukraine has been constantly encroaching and violating the rights of Russians in so called Ukraine trying to force a false nationalism. The village of Osypenko and its region is Russian.
Wow, nice. Good luck. Make sure to learn both plural and singular forms. It's not as easy as adding -s to the end of the word.Declension is a huge splinter in the donkey i must say.
I live in Ukraine but it's kinda surprising for me to see snails eaten for dinner. How did they taste? Anyway, have a good time in Ukraine! You should probably visit some other beautiful places here like The Carpathians or some old castles in the Western regions, I'm sure you'll enjoy them. I like your videos, keep going 👍
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I am watching this playlist... not sure how to let you know.. maybe you do... it is great. i am about 75% thru it... it would be so much better if it did not play in reverse order
Peter, ну ты в такой колорит попал, что даже нам, украинцам, удивительно на это смотреть))
Так живут очень многие семьи
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Dear Peter, I can't stop wondering about their lives now... I feel so sorry for them, and I hope they are all alive. God bless you all. Thank you for sharing this experience with the world. If we see other people's personal lives it might help to understand them better and see them as living beings instead of political questions.
Would be nice if Peter gave us an update on them.
Why would you feel sorry for them? They are a Russian family, being saved by Russia. Osypenko (a Russian town in a Russian country) has been liberated by Russian forces. Zhelensky is murdering Russians and trying to force them to become "Ukrainian".
@@Sidek0learn the world map you idiot
@@Sidek0 Russia is not saving them.
Russia is conquering them.
@@Sidek0 Russia is not saving them.
Russian Empire is conquering them.
Peter, you are amazing! Politicians divide countries, and people like you bring them close together!!!
Peter, I came across your channel and specifically the Ukrainian series. I dont usually leave comments but... these videos brought back a flood of memories. I am a 56 yr old married American, from Fargo, ND. Seven years ago (2014-15) I had the opportunity to live for a year in Kyiv (and travel some of Ukrainian). I arrived just a few months arrived from their overthrow of the corrupt govt. Initially very intense due to the conflict, lack of language knowledge, etc. What i came away with is EXACTLY what you speak of in this series... it was like I was back there again. I love the Ukrainian people, culture, and much of the simplicity of life. They know how to "live life" and i have life long friends. Although you probably wont see this post, i'd love to chat if it moves you todo so at some point. stay safe and enjoy your journeys!!
Hi Peter, thank you so much for sharing this amazing journey. I respect you for taking that bold step to go deep into a tiny village(when you could've gone to any city), when you didn't speak the language. It says a lot about you man and you got my hat off:) Will be looking forward to more videos! I have been learning the language for 7 months hence my interest. Good luck with everything, you have a lovely host family.
Thanks Stephen-Jones! Yes I think it's good to go out of the comfort zone, a lot to be gained from it. And I'm super lucky to have this family. Thanks for watching! And keep up on your studies. Good luck!
thank you for this and other videos about Ukraine
now I’m far from my home but these videos help me not to lose hope and to continue helping my people
i hope this family is safe and you can visit them again
This Russian family is now safe from Zhelensky because their Russian region has been liberated and under control of Russia again.
Питер, спасибо за желание, узнать Украину и украинцев получше! Добро пожаловать и всего самого хорошего! Отдельное спасибо, за очень добрые и позитивные видео!
Okay, I am from Ukraine, but I never heard anyone eating snails there :)), not that this is not a thing in some villages.... Just surprised. Obviously the family is non-traditional Christians, which is cool, they are much more open-minded. It is great that you get to experience what Ukie village is like. I honestly miss it a lot, the slowing down of the time especially. I hope you have fabulous time there! I am sure you will be fine :D
Thanks for your positive post )
As i understand they are IDP from Avdeevka. Refugees have almost no help from government. In fact they could lost everything in Avdeevka. I mean house/jobs.
Yes, the lost everything and are starting over. And they are some of the most positive people I've ever met in my life.
Питер,извините,но когда продолжение фильма будет ?Уже два дня прошло от обещанного завтра .)
"Tomorrow" meant my life in Osypenko!) We have an episode for a week.
Cool!!! Greatings from Ukraine! Very nice children, they are the best teachers!
Fact!
Watching these videos is making me smile....thank you Peter...
Why do i like to see Americans living in the Old World? LOL I think it was a great idea to live with that family and interact with the youngest kids: as they learn their own language, they are also best teachers of their mother tongue. And i think it was a great self-confidence boost ;p The name of that street, Cherry, the Ukrainian word for cherry sounds like the Romanian word for "sour cherry."
I can definitely say that life/time slows down quite a bit in the countryside at least in the former Soviet countries. Did you still keep in touch with your host family? i hope they're safe.
I discovered your channel last week, and i like to watch videos from the oldest to the newest ones uploaded: the story is more coherent.
Very inspiring and kind video! Welcome to Ukraine!!
This amazing video makes me laugh think and cry.
It's good opportunity to look at yourself from the outside.
Thanks for this project!
Класс! :-) Я из Беларуси, но смотрю каждое видео Питера из его путешествия по Украине.
Keep going on, man :-P
Ｉhave the same feeling like yours when I meet my Ukrainian family in law. They also live in small villages and not rich but the happiness I saw from between them! God I hope the whole world can see this pure heart of Ukrainian people instead of what the only image they can see like pollution, war, bad economy and marriage website, I enjoyed your series with smile on my face til the last episode. Good job, bless you and the family.
Great as always! Don't give up!
Thank you for your support Artem )
Don't get discouraged with the language! You're doing so well! Earlier this year I was trying to teach my boyfriend some Ukrainian before our visit and well he didn't get nearly this far! Also as a Ukrainian it's very interesting to see how people from a different area live. There is so much variation from region to region in terms of local dishes, vocabulary and traditions which sadly rarely get documented are often lost.
Диалог с девочкой)))Это было мило))))) "Волосы конец")))))
"And that's THE STORY"))) amazing episode Peter! Kudos to the great team! Thank you))
So much of this reminds me of my first days in Peace Corps.
I discovered your channel looong time ago, but I started binge-watching it today. You're doing a great job by showing how ordinary families live. In a way, families that don't have much, often seem a lot happier than us in the west. They smile more, they cherish what they have, they are a lot more generous than us. I see it every time I travel to less fortunate places. I live in Canada and even though canadians are very polite and nice, everyone seems to be occupied with stuff that's not that important, everyone is becoming alarmingly materialistic but still very unhappy. I had a bad day today because some kid smashed my windshield to steal a $50 GPS. I thought that was a big financial problem until I watched a couple of videos about Osypenko and this family. Perspective is everything! Keep making these videos, that's the content youtube is lacking nowadays.
Thanks so much for your support Illi! I agree with much of your point above.
Thank you!) Love this videos ) And welcome to Ukraine!)
Ждём продолжения! Очень интересно!
Really cool experience👍
I hope this family is ok and they survive the Russian invasion
It's rather the Ukrainians who they should be concerned about. The Russian speaking people of Ukraine have been persecuted by Ukraine for many years which led to Russia invading. Its like if we treated the french speakers of Maine badly for a decade as the US then Canada invades Maine to reclaim a section of if with the French speaking people who were being tormented. Of course nothing is black and white but i speak generally.
@@MrWuhisn you are spreading Russian propaganda. Russian speaking people of Ukraine have never been persecuted by Ukraine. before 2022 war started half of Ukrainians spoke Russian. after war started in February of 2022 lots of Ukrainians started to switch to Ukrainian because they don't want to speak a language of the invading country.
@@MrWuhisn this family seems very proud of them being ukrainian . and same time they are protestant that an exception ,and they already from war torn parts .so maybe thi family is more ptatriotic towards ukraine
wow! this channel is definitely the best recommendation RUclips has ever offered me. those short films (couldn’t call it just videos) of yours are so genuine, it even brought me back to my childhood at grandma’s house. thanks x
Thanks Yulia! That's a very kind thing to say! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos!
im crying
girl is so cute
She's an angel )
I am loving watching your videos of another country so far away yet so similar to ours. Thank you and thanks to this family for sharing.
This is my 4th viewing of your videos,and they are growing on me.The first three were on Iran which I found enlightening. This one has increased my interest for what you are doing. And I was glad that you found support from such a warm and welcoming family there in the Ukraine. I appreciate how hard it is when you loose your language . Thank you for sharing !
I hope you can come back to this family and help them
Thank you soooooo much, Peter! I love what you are doing! My huband is from Ukraine and we hope to make a visit to this beautiful country!!!! He lived in Lviv, Zatomer and Kyiv for the first 39 yeats of his life.
its so exciting to look on your unusual trip. after eastern Ukraine I suggest u to visit Odesa and countryside in western Ukraine, and Lviv ofcourse. Take care, Peter and best of luck =)
Have been following peter santenello’s Chanel for over two years but never watched his older videos, had no clue he went to ukraine 7 years ago before the war, wow that’s a nice video hope that family is safe. I am not sure but aren’t they from the ethnicity that was persecuted by the Ukrainian state ?
Yes, they are a Russian family. Strangely, all the ignorant Westerners ignore that this family are Russian and all of Eastern and Southern Ukraine are Russian people trying to survive the viscious regime of the Jewish puppet Zhelenskyy.
Peter said they are safe, they had to flee, to western ukraine
@@Sidek0you seem to be the ignorant one!
if they are so russian and are trying to escape the ( evil ukraine regime) why did they flee to western ukraine 🇺🇦
you russians are the masters of propaganda, its in your blood, you have heard the same lie so many times you believe them… i feel bad for you, its sad honesty.
Hi Peter love the videos from Ukraine. I will be going to Ukraine very soon at the end of June to July looking forward to visiting .
What a sweet story and family. I pray they are OK
I love the intro music!!! Well done! And the series of course!!! Thumbs up!
Pete :")
Thanks for the video, really interesting and funny, a lot of help from kids. I live in Zaporizka oblast and many times have been to Osipenko, its great to see native towns from your perspective. Did you already swim in Azov sea in Novopetrivka?
thank you for these videos. I went to Odessa years ago now, my translator didn't meet me and I didn't learn any Russian before I went. I met a young lady that saved my trip and guided me during my visit. there is something amazing I left behind when I came home and your videos have been very heartwarming
Cool! Thanks for your support Bryan.
Thank you for great video! Wish you best of luck!
Peter, I’m a big fan of yours & love your content, you’re a great story teller, decided to go back to some of your earlier videos, you’ve not aged 🫶
Dude, thats fire!
Looking forward to seeing you back in K
Никита
I'm binge watching all your videos. They are the best. So tragic seeing this beautiful country knowing it is being invaded right now. My heart bleeds for the poor people 💔💔💔
Good luck Peter, I hope you will get something personally new to yourself and will enjoy it. cant wait for next one. Thats awesome
I've learned so much! Thank you.
Пусть лучше такие ребята к нам едут,чем "братья" из русского мира!
A ты почему на русском излагаешь свои пустые мысли?! Во-первых, не марай русский язык, во-вторых, вы нахер нам не нужны со своим братством, чтобы ехать к вам нацистам!
@@katerina1847 твое тупое мнение мне не интересно, квакай там у себя за поребриком
бестолковый зомби)))
@@ВадимШааховrussian 👿
Great! I am looking forward to the new episodes. Enjoy your summer in the village, Peter.
Thank you!
Very interesting! I'm waiting for the continuation.
Cool videos! Very interesting expirience, thanks for sharing it, Peter. Waiting for the next episodes 😊
Tomorrow is Episode 3!
I've watched almost all your videos Mr Peter Santenello. I feel like I know you personally but you don't know me. I hope to meet you one day. You're an amazing man.
So very interesting! Praises to you for doing this. Quite a challenge for many of us.
Your video is so good, the best of travel vlog I ever see. Thanks
Очень интересно и приятно слушать грамотного человека и его мнение о нашей стране, Питер, у тебя хорошо получатеся!
Love your T-shirt!
Thanks. The brand is Barricade and their shirts are the best!
where you buy it?
Welcome to Ukraine! Good luck, dude!
So cool!)) Welcome!
I love this so much, I cannot even convey, thank you.
Greetings from Ukraine, awaiting your new video!
wow, this reminds me so much of the summers I've spend in my grandparents village in Kuban region of Russia
thanks peter .I wish if I had moments like you.you are just blessed.
you are blessed much more. your motherland is Eritrea/Ethiopia, isn't it? so many fantastic things to do there and so lovely people. you don't need more :)
Anna W haha.thanks.you know me exactly where I came from.
I don't exactly know, but from your name I can guess where your roots reach to
Anna W I am from eritrea.I have watched his video when he was in eritrea.he was so lovely and seemed happily to be part of the people.anyway he has a great face which can be fit with anyone.
Mussie Tesfay that's very true what you are saying, Peter gives people big dose of motivation. and that's how I found him at all,because I found a video from Eritrea as a first. i have been there myself and really appreciate how truly he showed all about Eritrea :)
Cool episode. Like:)))
а потім залишиться тут за зятя)))
What a loveable family and adorable kids, the little girl is the image of her mother
I am honestly surprised this series does not have more views and likes...
Great show, Peter. Hope your stay in Ukraine will be a pleasant one. I'm eagerly awaiting new episodes.
Very soon!
Hope they are doing still well in these times.
Great Peter! Come to Vinnytsia next time! You will find a lot of great places and very nice people there as well!
thanks for this awesome video, Peter!
don't be shy with your Russian, even though you feel like you lack the needed vocabulary, your pronunciation is actually pretty good and as you can see kids can easily understand you :) you'll pick up the words very quickly in such an environment.
also, when visiting Berdyansk, definitely try out azov shrimps (hint: take the smallest ones) and fish (bychki!) and some corn for sure :)
Phenomenal, I love your work!
Hey Peter :) thank you for visiting and filming Ukraine, it is especially interesting for me as I'm Ukrainian living in SF! How do you like the food, vegetables, fruits? Do you feel the difference? And when are you going to upload a new video? I'm just dying to see more! Thank you!)
Soon! The most likely in the end of this week. Thank you for the comment) I'll tell about my impressions in next videos!
Очень интересное видео) Лайк👍
Such a great place😌Your videos are amazing Peter,and inspiring.I also travel with you throw your camera.God bless you and your family.take care and keep going on man.
Thank you Hadise Abbasi!
I'm so exited about your videos and you, it's so great that you show my country as it is - beautiful and hardworking. Thank you for being interested and opening Ukraine to others. It would be great if you stayed in Kyiv for a couple of days, and also there are other beautiful cites such as Lviv, Odesa and others. They can show you another way of life here. If you ever would be interested I can make you a tour in Kyiv and help to plan a trip to other cities ;)
Thank you :) Yes, I've seen that way of life too. I don't have a video, but I wrote about it if you're interested:
petersantenello.com/2017/02/06/living-in-kiev-my-first-3-months-of-observations-1/
Моя бабушка из Осипенко ! :) My grandmom was born in Osipenko, in 1925....
Watched both episodes and they are fantastic. Pity you cant tryout every part of our country =) that "platzkart" can take you to so many other beautiful different places. Welcome
I live in ukraine and I was now looking at news and there I saw you and went to search and I found you and subscribed
Awesome Denis! Thanks for coming along for the ride. I think you'll like the upcoming episodes ).
Its perfect
Hello from Zaporizhia! Very intresting video! Wish you to take good time in Ukraine! And I hope, that you'll find a time to visit Zaporizhia, especially Khortitsa Iland and Cossack Sich.
Wow! Great traveling!
Питер, ты молодец, желаю тебе удачи )
Very cool!
very cool. take this children in america for a trip
Just beautiful. Sad seeing this now, but the people of ukraine is strong and powerfull. Much love to u and the channel from sweden. SLAVA UKRAINI!!!🇺🇦🇺🇦
Nice one! The family is Russian. And Ukraine has been constantly encroaching and violating the rights of Russians in so called Ukraine trying to force a false nationalism. The village of Osypenko and its region is Russian.
Интересно.Больше видео про Украину!
you are the best and the coolest guy in youtube !
That's kind of you to say :)
very interesting
Don't stay all the time in the village. You should visit Berdyansk for a couple of days
Here now for lunch but I already miss the family.
Peter, it`s awesome!)
Буду , смотреть ! Только на пос/Советском пространстве Питер , зовись ПетрУХой ! ! ! УДАЧИ ! 👍✌🙌😯
Bro, you're cool !
Good Luck in Ukraine !
Peter, you are great person! Good luck! Welcome tо Ukraine:)
Thank you :)
Hello Peter! How are you? Intresting travel. I was born in Kyiv and never see Osypenko before)
Really cool story ))
Wow, nice. Good luck. Make sure to learn both plural and singular forms. It's not as easy as adding -s to the end of the word.Declension is a huge splinter in the donkey i must say.
I live in Ukraine but it's kinda surprising for me to see snails eaten for dinner. How did they taste?
Anyway, have a good time in Ukraine! You should probably visit some other beautiful places here like The Carpathians or some old castles in the Western regions, I'm sure you'll enjoy them. I like your videos, keep going 👍
Thanks :)
The snails are really good. Nice lean protein. I'm not sure why more people don't eat them here.
Peter, you are cool ! :)
I try to watch all of your videos😊
I hope you like them!
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The foods are fresh and healthy!