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Я в трансе,ударе. Мужик с восью детьми и жонкой рванул на край света в страну всем миром обсираемую и под санкциями находящуюся, это Героизм! Вот это Сильный Человечище. Успехов вам ребята и движ в перед,в перед и перед. Бомогай вам Бог и наш народ.
да где вы весь мир то увидели?? большая часть мира как раз таки поддерживает. и только кучка тупых политиков тявкает. люди в большинстве своем не дураки
I'm in the USA. I would love to move to Russia and farm. I'm sadly too busy in the USA dealing with America's corrupt injustice that seemingly cannot be dealt with.... I can wonder what it would cost to do a move to Russia..
Hi guys. I live in Nizhny Novgorod in Sormovo. I work in IT. I know a little English :) and know a lot about Nizhny Novgorod and Russia in general. In my time I lived, worked and studied in different countries (Germany, Czech Republic, Turkey), but in 1994 I finally settled in Russia. If you have a desire to socialize, as well as get an idea about various aspects of Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, its traditions, rules and legislation then let me know. I have a car, so I can also sometimes help you with transportation. And just telling you more about Russia can be useful too. I am sure that the decision to come to Russia will end up being the best decision of your life. Best wishes!
Помогите им пожалуйста. Жалко сил нет. Ребятки одеты не совсем по погоде. Кашляют сильно. Объясните им , что вызвать врача и скорую помощь, у нас в России бесплатно. Не бросайте своих. Они сейчас как инопланетяне, а обманщиков везде хватает. Не дайте им пропасть пожалуйста 🙏❤🙏
I also want to say hello to all of the Russian people! 👋 im from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦 and want to say how much i have always been in love with Russia and its people. So much love to all from Canada 🫶❤ and god bless 🙌 🙏🏻
I'm glad you don't stand out and don't get weird looks! Russia is multinational country so we are used to people that look different. I am not ethnically Russian myself (Ossetian) so i look different but never got harassed or bullied. We are all welcoming people here. Wish you and your big family all the best new brother!
Увидела вас на другом канале, вас порекомендовал наш российский блогер. За одни сутки подписалось 14 тысяч человек❤ Ну и на банковскую карту. Видела ваше видео, как вы построили дом в Канаде. У вас всё получится!!!! Желаем вам побыстрее получить гражданство, Государство вам поможет ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬНО ❤❤❤
I moved to Moscow from brooklyn 16 years ago, i dont regret it for a second. God bless your big family! Watching your videos already made my day. Thank you!
В этом кажется ролике он говорил, что внешне они не отличаются от местных, чего не скажешь о Грузии. И то, что они говорят на английском тоже никого не насто́раживало. Да и климат с Канадой один.
замечательные люди, которые всем сердцем поддерживают войну против Украины. Как много людей погибло ни за что! Сегодня мне рассказали про двух совсем молодых парней из села, которые вернулись из Украины и покончили жизнь самоубийством, две жизни загублено, зато тупорылые тетки здесь заливаются соплями о замерзающих канадцах. Тупые и бессовестные.
always mind the source, man. These individuals, leaving heartwarming comments... they often have like 1 sub or they just registered to leave a comment on YOUR channel.. don't you find it at least a bit sus? @@countrysideacreshomestead2008
Это эйфория. Она закончится у ребят уже через год. Я живу в Канаде , после 30 лет в России. Это не сравнимые страны. Такие истории уже были .когда Германии приезжали семья и через 3 месяца уехала поняв. Что к чему. Думаю эти ребята скоро вернуться тоже.
I'm from the Dominican republic and it surprised me to know that the price of food in Russia is a lot cheaper than it's here. It seems to me that Russia is likely the role model that every country will follow in the years to come. Awesome video and a great country to raise a family. God have mercy 🙏
Greetings from the city of Berdyansk, this is from the new territories of Russia, from the Zaporodsk region of the Russian Federation. I fully support you! You will succeed, everything will be fine!
Чувак, я из Беларуси родом, и в 91ом меня тоже отпилили от империи, которую строили мои предки. Данное недоразумение я устранил в индивидуальном порядке. 17 лет уже в России живу. Не все люди молоды, инициативны, не обременены семьёй и способны сменить страну. Да и Беларусь, конечно не самое плохое место. Я правда не вижу никаких гарантий что не промайданятся, так что предпочту жить в империи, а не в сотелите. Но я о том, что Причерноморье это русская земля. 300 лет назад отвоеванная и заселённая русскими. А то что обманом и подлостью эта земля и люди оказались отпилены от Родины, так ВВ всё поправит.
Just amazing guys. I love what you are doing. I live in Finland atm. (100 km to Russia). Russia seems better every day in my eyes now that Finland is sliding the same way as Canada.
Уважаемый фин. Вы в любой момент можете периехать в Карелию или в Питер. К Финам у нас всегда были нормальные отношения. Мы друг друга понимаем неплохо. Так же знаем многие минусы и плюсы друг друга. Так что как совсем станет у вас тяжело можете сесть на машину и переехать как в города так и в поселки. Так что как только созреете милости просим. А уж с языком у вас не будет такой тяжести как у канадцев уж несколько русских фраз вы точно знаете.😊 И веселиться умеете так же как мы.😂😂😂
@@zeds1184 Да даже совет. Житейский. Наша зима серьёзная. Они ходят без шапки, шарфов и т д Наверняка, проблемы с документами. Куда идти и т д А англ можете с ними выучить, просто общаясь. Естественно, помощь в пределах Ваших сил и возможностей.
If I was not retired, my wife and I would for sure move to Russia. What a beautiful country. Also Canadian and sick and tired of our government psychopaths destroying families, destroying religion destroying everything for their sick agendas. So happy for you guys. I have been translating the comments and have yet to find even one comment that was negative. The Russian people are so friendly and supportive. Go Russia.
Сначала будет сложно,иногда будет доходить до отчаяния,главное набраться терпения. Пусть приезжают ваши соотечественники, живите с ними рядышком,общайтесь,будет намного легче пережить переезд. Удачи вам,терпения! Счастья и благополучия!
И вы приезжайте. Всем будем рады 😊. Говорят, что быть русский - это не просто национальность, это прежде всего состояние души. Приезжайте, посмотрите. Как пишет автор канала под многими постами: никогда не поздно.
Blessings to you and your family from the mountains of southwest Virginia. It's nice to see I'm not the only westerner considering leaving the what feels like godless west for Russia. My great great grandmother was from Russia, she fled when things started to go bad and the Tsar was in trouble before the Revolution there and was so happy to get to the USA that she named her first daughter America. She wouldn't recognize the USA today and would probably be warning me and all her heirs to get out and go while we still can to somewhere like Russia. Because the Biden Regime (who I hope the rest of the world, especially those in Russia realize wasn't elected but installed like a toilet into the White House against citizens wishes) really has it out for Conservative Christian people. In the US we open our borders to drug cartels, criminals and those that traffic in sex and smut but we have Veterans that fought for the US living on the streets. We have elderly Americans that worked hard their entire lives sitting in cold homes because they cannot afford to heat them having to decide between eating or medication, and yet we give the illegals everything for free. This country is falling apart and I've been thinking for years about getting out and Russia would be my top pick. Russia has built more churches every year than any place on earth. Their leader Putin is a Christian who cares about his country and it's people. We here in the West have leaders that hate us, do everything they can to make our lives harder and actively push for us to be dead. If I had children I would already be out of America and the West, but I never married and didn't have children because for me it felt like the wrong thing to bring them into the world I was seeing. You can't even take children in here in America in foster care without dangerous risks like them burning down your home or other terrible things because they've seen too much and are the products of drug addicted parents. I often thought about trying to sell my home while prices are high and look into moving to Russia, I have many skills I could offer and perhaps adopting children there. Because here in the West they want to take your children and corrupt them with LGBT+ and other horrible godless agendas. It should be clear to everyone that the West is the dying Roman Empire and the only hope for humanity to carry on is Russia. Also the horrible way our media and government talks about Russia when I'll say this as someone who's had an ancestor fight in every war America has been in starting with the Revolutionary war, if our corrupt government gets us into war with Russia I will not be on the side of our government. I'd rather stand with a good Christian Nation like Russia, so there are many of us and that is why our miltary recruitment numbers are so low, many of us know who the real enemy is and it's not Russia it instead is within our own borders and is our own governments and those that they sold us out to.
Nice to see you and your family doing good,you did the right thing moving to Russia.I live in Canada Québec,Mascouche came here with my mother when is was 13 years old from Yougoslavia now i am pushing 61. If i was younger i would move to Russia 100% I am half Serbian (slavic)and half hungarian my mothers side. God bless you and your family.
If I was younger by say 30 years, I'm 68 yo w/health issues I would immigrate in a heartbeat, as some of my ancestory comes from the region. I know that Russia is the Best country in the world hands down. Thanks for showing us for the trials and tribulations that you are going through, you won't regret it!
I'm currently 65 and retired a few years ago, but moved here from the USA when I was 63 with my Russian wife. We've been married 23 yrs. I'm in an electric wheelchair with muscular dystrophy. Sochi isn't quite as accessible as much of the WEST, but I get around just fine!!!!! My wheelchair accessible van was brought with me from California.
Мы с мужем в 2010-м году переехали в Россию из Киргизии с двумя чемоданами. За двухтонный контейнер нужно было заплатить 5000 евро, никаких льгот, т.к.я была гражданкой РФ. После ''революции'' продавать что-либо не имело смысла. Как было тяжело первые годы. Оба пенсионеры. Муж после инсульта. Работала ночным сторожем в школе. С первой зарплаты купили сковороду, радость была невероятная. Намного труднее будет этим мужественным (именно мужественным) людям, решившимся на этот отчаянный переезд в незнакомую страну. Уверена, они добьются благополучия. А мы поможем. УСПЕХОВ ВАМ ВО ВСЕХ ВАШИХ НАЧИНАНИЯХ! ❤
@@Ангел-с6о писала свой комментарий с целью поддержать этих смелых иностранцев. Неожиданно получаю слова сочувствия. Это приятно. У нас всё хорошо. Спасибо за добрые пожелания. И Вам всего самого доброго! И всем-вскм того же!
You're all already adapting, not bad for the first time in Russia. I love to see how all is developing since I went through the same when I moved from Italy. Here in the south Urals food prices are a little bit lower, or maybe it's just the shop but we go to SPAR as well. Friends keep asking me to open a blog or a RU-vid channel but I really wouldn't have the constancy to keep it updated like you do. I notice in the West the interest and curiosity for Russia keeps growing, and also russians are very interested about the reasons of us americans or europeans moving to their country. Good luck, and waiting for new updates 👍
Привет из Челябинска! Да, нам очень интересно, почему люди из тепла, комфортной Европы и свободной Америки приезжают к нам, потому что мы знаем об антироссийской пропаганде и русофобии в ваших странах.
You should make a channel too😊 yes, all are very much interested. Such channels are useful for both sides . Maybe westerners and Americans wouldn't be that scared of Russia. They still think we live like in Soviet times. It is just very frustrating. How do you love your Ural life?😊
Привет из Екатеринбурга! Была в Детройте по работе несколько лет назад - не сказала бы, что там комфортно😮 По приезду сразу кинулось в глаза, что наши города намного, очень и очень намного чище и комфортнее😊
@@tutnetam Я бы больше таких «лузеров» как он завозила в Россию, а таким как вы обратно купила билет в Техас. Хотя я сама американка, но таких как вы не хочу видеть в России. Украина вам больше подходит.
Watching from warm Florida! Shivering looking at all that snow. After Tucker Carlson's interview with Putin hopefully it will bring a better understanding between Americans and Russia ❤
The irony is that a lot of the 1990s early 2000s Hollywood stereotypes of the shifty Russian gangsters running around in tracks suits……. Was actually modeled on Ukrainians.
There are different levels of grocery stores in Russia: expensive, middle and economy. SPAR is definitely in a first category. When you’ll have a car you’ll discover much cheaper places with good quality as well, also food delivery from the stores and other digital services are working great in 🇷🇺, good luck to you and your family
Ну да, при желании всегда можно составить для себя местоположение магазинов, где определённый товар дешевле будет. Хотя во многих магазинах среднего класса, и так каждый день скидки. Сигареты вот только дорогие, 160р за пачку, это дороговато за убийство лёгких 😱 в день полторы пачки, 240р, в год получается 87тыщ 😱😱😱 За 10лет полКвартиры прокурить можно 😮
@@dengrey1867да и в регионах он обычный. Я люблю покупать там продукты, когда приезжаю к родителям в Омск) Там очень вкусная готовая еда, и пока мои родители уезжают в свой загородный дом, у меня нет никакого желания готовить) Поэтому я еду в Спар и покупаю там готовые салаты и окрошку)) И еще выпечку. Все очень вкусное и свежее.
@@sergecolyflor7796 Легко сказать, я бы тоже взяла бы и уехала , но , как и почти все на западе , в кредитном рабстве. Ещё 5 лет рабства осталось. Такая жизнь..
Поймал себя на мысли что сижу смотрю как иностранец показывает продукты которые я вижу каждый день, но это так интересно видеть глазами иностранца! Желаю Вам ребята счастья и удачи в начинаниях с фермой
Great job with the video. The store you went into for shopping (Spar) isn't really cheap compared to a lot of others in Russia. Trying looking for places like Pyaterochka, Pytorchika, Lenta, Auchan or Globus. Spar in Russia isn't realy that popular for every day shopping for things like fruits, vegtables or regular food items. Spar is popular where people call in fort a ready made meal like you pointed out. It's definately worth going to a few different supermarkets until you find the ones you like and prefer more.
Hey good to hear from you again Russell, as you can see we made it! Maybe one day we will meet in person. I will safe those store names and see what we can find!
Since he v got a huge family, then of course they need a cheaper shop. I would not recommend pyaterochka at all. The prices there are almost the same with any other shop. I d recommend to visit such discounters like svetofor (светофор), dobrotsen (доброцен), chizik (чижик) etc.. if there are any nearby of course. Such shops are definitly a place worth visiting for grossing
I recently came across your channel in recommendations and watched a couple of videos of your moving to Russia. I want to say welcome to the country of humane people. It just so happens that your move took place in winter, and in winter Russia at first glance may seem inhospitable. wait until summer and Russia will make you fall in love with it
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 I've never been to Russia, but living my whole life in Canada I think I have an idea of what it's like...a whole lot like here. Except you have a member of the trout family that gets 6 feet long. I'd like to catch one of them! Blessings to the land that protects their own!
В России много частных прудов, где, оплатив "путёвку", Вы сможете ловить, например, в летнее время осётр, а в зимнее время - форель, но пресноводную. Вообще, в разных областях разная рыба. Только что я посмотрела, сколько мест с платной рыбалкой в Подмосковье,- насчитала 132 места, дальше не стала считать. В близлежащих областях так же есть платная рыбалка. Работают круглосуточно. Оплата наличными и картой. В доступности места для людей с инвалидностью на коляске. В России много морей, озёр, прудов и водоёмов, где можно порыбачить. Всем добрым людям,- приезжайте посмотреть нашу любимую Россию своими глазами. Обещаю, - не съедим, мы вас не умеем готовить. 😊 У нас есть другая еда.
Bro I,m really feeling happy you decided to be settled in my country 😍we're in need for family guys like you who's understanding how the nature way of life works. You're kinda prophet to our youth who is thinking about the western world is like paradise. Yet we're natural part of the western world too but they're not figured it out and we have almost same problems especially economics ones. Russians are really thankful and friendly people to folks who's sincerely embrace our way of way of life like you. The people who can make my country getting better and prosper. Especially the family guys like you bro. I really got fond of you and you charming family/ It is a truly great deal to encourage yourself and leave your home with all your entire family to seek the better life. It's a great action truth be told for a real man.
Sir I am 100% sure that the Russian folks will help you and your beautiful family settle in.Its you and your family is the kind of people Russia needs!
For some reason I find it very entertaining seeing foreigners reaction to living in Russia :) I moved back from the USA about 7 years ago. Welcome! I hope you have a life here that you are looking for.
@@MnemonicCarrier A compilation of reasons. I was having trouble with my papers. Howerver, noone was kicking me out. I could've stayed. I have family, a place to stay in Russia and opportunities. Plus, about that time all the stuff with Ukraine was starting and i didn't feel like i belonged where i was and i'd rather be in Russia.
Stumbled across this channel today and already watched a few videos. I spent a lot of time in Russia and I miss it. These videos remind me of an interesting chapter of my life. My son was born in Moscow and is dual Irish & Russian citizen (he also has the right to Ukraine and UK citizenship but neither of those passports are appealing to me!) 20:51 watching the supermarket/ price comparison bits I am hoping that you find KEFIR in the dairy section, it’s delicious and very good for gut health and immune system, kept me feeling great during the cold winter…. and in summer I try to find fresh KVASS (a fermented malty fizzy beverage made with brown bread or beets or sometimes grains) it’s naturally sweet and full of vitamins & enzymes. Like Kefir, it’s prebiotic and probiotic. I have admiration for anyone brave enough to move to a totally different culture. I really hope it continues to go well and Russia delivers everything the family dreamed of. I will be following the videos with a touch of nostalgic envy.
@@АндрейМарков-д4тI meant that in Russia there are many ways to prepare this drink. Making it from bread is the most famous. And there are many recipes for making it. Making kvass from berries is expensive. The name of this drink comes from the word kvasit. Berries or bread are fermented. In ancient Rus', kvass was made from berries and not on bread. Kvass was a source of vitamins in winter. It was stored in barrels in cellars.
Очень хочется, чтобы как можно быстрее вы с семьёй адаптировались в нашей стране ❤ , дорогие россияне, поможем этой замечательной семье,кто чем сможет!
@@ЛюдмилаДавыдова-ч1сон не скептически настроен, а очень сильно напряжён, ведь на нём огромная ответственность за большую семью! Только Богу известно, что происходит в душе этого, большого и сильного с виду мужчины, наверняка гоняет " а получится ли?!, а правильно ли мы поступили переехав сюда?!" Надеюсь у них всё получится...
Здравствуйте друзья! Я очень рада, что вы к нам приехали! Надеюсь, что вы пользуетесь сайтом Госуслуги, там есть много полезных советов для выбравших Россию для постоянного место жительства. А ещё я хочу вам немного рассказать одну вещь, объясняющую нашу заботу (судя по комментариям) о необходимости утеплять голову, горло. Дело в том, что в России зимой повышенная влажность, которая на морозе приводит к астме, бронхитам хроническим, пневмониям. Мы это все хорошо знаем, поэтому люди пишут вам не потому что любят давать советы, а потому что практика и опыт - "сын ошибок трудных" (как писал Александр Пушкин). Я желаю вам Ангела Хранителя, всем вашим родным и близким!
@@ТатьянаГурина-ц8т не поверил, полез проверять. Через Госуслуги ностранные граждане могут встать на миграционный учет по месту пребывания, записаться к врачу, получить нужные справки от МВД, проверять долги и штрафы. Если есть ВНЖ, то появляется возможность приглашать других иностранных граждан. Зачем болтать о том, о чём не знаешь?
Привет из Беларуси 🇧🇾! Очень приятно, что вы переехали в Россию. Пусть развеется та ложь и грязь, которую придумывают неадекватные люди. Удачи вам. Добавьте, пожалуйста, к вашим роликам субтитры на русском языке. Благодарю❤.
Привет тебе Беларусский друг из России. У вас тоже хорошо, всё работает. Поля засеяны, заводы работают и люди такие же добрые и умные как в России. Тебе тоже есть чем гордится!!!
The shops look incredible, such choice of foodstuffs at low prices. If you believed western media the shelves are empty and people queuing for food! Looking forward to your journey in a new land. Good luck!
Не слушайте их вообще ,они вам нарасказывают про голодных и злых русских. Я когда смотрю европейские новости ,всегда думаю ,ну умеют же люди так фантазировать 😮
Mass media is always lying, no matter in what country it located. Best option is to check independent sources like this channel. How sanctions is supposed to stop food supply to Russia if we basically grow and harvest almost everything from crops to animals. Sanctions actually helped local farmers/companies and they get bigger market share inside Russia. And you still can get "sanctioned" products, but you have to pay extra for it, thanks to "parallel import".
Compared to the wages food and clothing is still cheaper in the US. Services is what makes a difference, e.g. medicare. By western standards Russian private medicine is insanely cheap, even by our standards it's pretty affordable.
It all comes down to purchasing power parody, prices are cheaper in Russia, but wages are lower. In a nutshell, sanctions sting in the short term but benefited Russia long term because they kicked out a lot of foreign competition increasing the domestic industry which can produce products priced affordably for the Russian economy
I would love to shop in Russia. Food is so cheap!!! I can understand why people are moving there. It is a bargain. I earn $90,000, U}I would live like a king there!!! God bless.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008и всё-таки: надо приучиться проверять чек после покупки!! Бывают недобросовестные продавцы и могут пробить на кассе не ту сумму, которая указана на продукте! Редко так бывает, но бывает! Сразу обращайтесь к менеджеру торгового зала! Даже если вы обнаружили обман дома. Вам вернут деньги. У вас большие покупки и большой чек - всякое может быть. Желаем всего доброго!🌺
Это узаконенный обман, когда на товаре указана неокончательная цена: вы набрали товаров и всё-равно их оплатите на кассе, включая дополнительную налоговую наценку.
МУЖИК ВЫБРАЛ ПРАВИЛЬНУЮ СТРАНУ , НЕИСКАЖЁННУЮ РЕЛИГИЮ И ДУХОВНЫЕ ЦЕННОСТИ !!! ДАЙ БОГ ЕМУ , И ЕГО СЕМЬЕ ЗДОРОВЬЯ И СЧАСТЬЯ В НАШЕЙ МАТУШКЕ РОССИИ !!! THE MAN CHOSE THE RIGHT COUNTRY, UNDISTORTED RELIGION AND SPIRITUAL VALUES !!! GOD GRANT HIM AND HIS FAMILY HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN OUR MOTHER RUSSIA!!!
Да,тут на Ютубе есть семья австралийцев,тоже переехали недавно,хотя уже лет 5-6,но с пандемией кое-как получили гражданство,Хейр,фамилия,Джон и Эвелина,дети Джош и Сабрина...Думаю будет очень полезно с ними связаться, узнать кое-какие сложности ждут переселенцев и т.д.😅😊
@@lanazhuchenko3155 Русский это национальность, а не гражданство или состояние души . То что иногда люди других национальностей хотят считать себя русскими не отменяет этого, это их выбор и не более того.
@@vladspb1861Что такое национальность? Каких то жалких, по меркам человечества, 200 лет назад такого понятия не существовало! Русским считался тот кто присягнул русскому царю! До того общности строились по религиозному, родовому и географическому признаку, но национальностей не существовало!
@@vladspb1861глупый вы человек, эти Канадцы намного более русские чем многие типа русские ( Собчак, Надеждин, гудковы и т.д.) русский это именно состояние души, а Россия не страна, а цивилизация.
I can’t say that Russians are not afraid of frost, but they dress warmly, a hat with earflaps is not funny, it’s comfortable, and yes, there are also a lot of elegant, warm hats for women. Don't neglect warm clothes!
Мы не боимся мороза,но в России во многих регионах повышенная влажность,в других регионах,как мой,например почти всегда зимой дует ветер. Такая погода обманчива и опасна для здоровья.Поэтому возникает необходимость носить теплые шапки,прикрывающие затылок и уши,шарфы,прикрывая шею и горло,высокую обувь,прикрывая голень и икры ног.
What you should like about Russia is that the tipping culture is definitely not as aggressive as in the USA (I assume since Canada is so close to the States, this trouble has reached you too) Here they tip only in catering places and hotels and only if a person really did his job well. And what I also like about Russia is that prices for goods are always written as final prices and you don’t have to rack your brain about what the final price will be depending on the state/city in which you are located.
Она заложенна в цене. И отучившиеся не в наших университетах экономисты делают всё возможное чтобы привести всё к обшему знаменателю в том числе пользуясь отсутствием регулирующих подобные деяния законодательство.
Если мне нравится обслуживание, то оставляю 10% Как правило, официанты молодые ребята, хочется сделать им приятное, так как многие студенты, просто подрабатывают. А я тоже была студенткой, знаю, что в студенчестве денежка очень нужна 😊Но в России это только по вашему желанию, хотите оставляете чаевые, не хотите - платите только по чеку
Hello from Idaho in the United States. I love seeing things about Russia. What a beautiful country and great people. I know a few people in British Columbia Canada, and things are getting difficult there. I understand why you want to move to Russia. I'd move there too if God willing.
Привет бро!!!! Если есть возможность переезжай Россия отличная страна и многонациональная,здесь места всем хватит,главное быть добрым и порядочным человеком,и не слушайте своих политиков про Россию и людей,здесь очень хорошие и понимающие люди,которые в трудную минуту Вам помогут,здесь нет ЛГБТ и родители у ребенка папа и мама,а не трансгендоры.Европа и Америка катится в пропасть поддерживая однополые браки,ведь если не будут рождаться дети,то нация обречена!!! Нация просто вымирает,где есть однополые браки,а вашим политикам это кому то выгодно.Люди их слушают как зомби, и приветствуют эти однополые браки!!!
Переезжай в Россию ! Строй свою жизнь у нас, у вас все получится. Россия поднимается , со временем будем жить еще лучше. У нас есть все ресурсы для жизни.
А я согласна, Россия обязательно поднимется и станет убежищем для людей с душой и сердцем. Именно для людей, а не для несчастных существ с измененным сознанием и телом. Будет необходимость - приезжайте. @@СергейКомаров-н2ю
Недавно нашел ваш канал. Привет вам из юга России , полуостров Крым :). Переехать в другую страну, такой большой семьёй это смелый и трудный шаг. Если вы планируете остаться тут, знайте, что возможно вам будет сложно, что то непонятно, но со временем разберётесь. Удачи и Благополучия , вам и вашей семье. Главное не грустите, все будет хорошо! Только вперед :)
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 Тогда возможно если вы планируете в будущем получать гражданство России, то мы станем соотечественники:). Рад, что в Россию приезжают такие добрые люди , которые не бояться труда. Ещё раз удачи вам , буду ждать новых видео :)
Как правило, именно с большой семьёй и переезжают. Люди думают о детях и хотят им дать нормальное воспитание и образование, а не вот это вот все ) Если бы я жила на Западе и у меня было несколько детей, я бы тоже переехала. Конечно, трудно будет найти себе дело с хорошим доходом, но предприимчивые и трудолюбивые люди справятся и будут процветать.
Many western people write about "safe"... Well... There are no street crimes in Russia at all. Literally. Never. There are funny story here - some time ago was created a show about street kids crime organisations(action contained in 80-s) and there are plenty voices to ban it because afraid of that it can make such things more appropriate in people's mind. In the end, our state overpowering crime. Wish yours the same
Their grocery prices are comparable or better than here in Washington state. Glad you are all well enough to start exploring 🙏💜 I also love that there are more Russian comments and I appreciate reading them 😊
@@krisradjpaul278правда и налоги у нас ниже в разы, коммунальные услуги, образование, медицина. Кто жил в Европе или США не как турист, не даст соврать.
У вас продают картофель за 20-30 центов за килограмм ? Я абсолютно уверен , что нет. 😂. Мне кажется вы , как рабы , кормите корпорации и работаете только для этого
Wow!!!!! I am Very impressed with Russians people comments They are all welcoming your family and all of them willing to help you I was born in Russia but now I live in the USA I understand everything you are saying about the USA and Canada environment
Here is a good advice: go to the nearest Sberbank office and let them make a bank card for you (it takes about a week or so). Put the card number under each video. And kind russian people will drop you some money after each watching. The sum won't be impressive, but having some extra money is always OK. (The warmest greetings from Siberia. Welcome to Mother Russia!)
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 Sberbank card is the most common and the most conviniet way to donate from Russia. Anyway, I'll drop you a bit on boosty.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 Danger? Why? Most youtube vloggers in Russia use Sberbank card. Just put the card number under the video. You can have a special card for donations only.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 абсолютно безопасно. Но если ты беспокоишься, в приложении Сбер можно дополнительно выпустить виртуальную карту, и использовать ее только для сбора пожертвований
How beautiful is innocence! Feel like a child, start learning again. Enjoy that experience and laugh at yourself because that is beautiful. I studied in the USSR, in Moscow and I have more comical experiences from when I knew little Russian than at the end of university. A good tip is to learn from the winter culture in Russia. I live in the US and here most people do not dress correctly when it is cold, which is why they get sick very frequently.
Да, сибиряк (да и все россияне) - это не тот, кто не мёрзнет, а тот, кто тепло одевается. В Сибири у моего отца было две смены зимней одежды. От -10°С до -30°С одна верхняя одежда, а если температура опускалась ниже -30°С, то другая одежда более теплая. Но для Нижнего Новгорода хватит одной зимней одежды до -30°С
Brother I’m Russian from Atlanta Georgia and you’re doing amazing . Rooting for y’all 💪 You got what it takes .. a Russian soul . You ain’t no cry baby either . I respect hard working country folks . My kinda ppl 🫡 subscribed
А я вот думаю о том, как хорошо будет детям той школы, куда будут ходить эти дети, практиковаться в английском языке, разговаривая с детьми этой семьи.
@@marias5088 In past I was ...a Russian immigrant to Canada. I had many Russian friends, who had children. I can say, that the yangest children, who went to elementary school in Canada - most of them lost Russian ( theyr parents worked and didn't have enough time to talk to them every day... ) The children , who arrived to Canada in 11-15 years and older - all had Russian language survived, however all of them got some noticable accent.
Им нужно сдружиться с такой же русскоязычной семьей, которая хоть не много знает английский, тогда еще до школы дети прекрасно будут знать русский язык, а дети из русской семьи- английский.
@user-dn7vh4pz4s My grandpa from Sergach wich is 170KM from Nizh to Kazan, black soil as well, spent a lot of time helping him planting and harvesting while summer holidays.
I’d love to immigrate to Russia. I have partial Slavic ancestry on my mother’s side. My prediction for the USA is that it will become majority Hispanic. As an American of European ancestry, I would rather live amongst Europeans.
Hats off to you folks. I’m from Alberta where you once called home. Canada has regressed so badly since Justin took power it’s now hard to recognize. All the best. My grandparents homesteaded here in 1910. Mile north of our home quarter a Russian family homesteaded. Isn’t it ironic now we are going to Russia to find freedom. Weird eh.
Я попробовала перевести деньги на указанную карту Сбера. Вылетело окно: "Нельзя перевести деньги на эту карту. Введите номер другой карты или попробуйте перевести по номеру телефона". Что не так? Может кто-то уже переводил деньги, подскажите. Понятное дело, что нужно помочь этой семье. Я видела ролик, что у них была встреча в администрации Н.Новгорода, надеюсь что там отреагируют на их трудности. Но мы все тоже можем помочь. Действительно подкупает в этих людях то, что они не ходят с протянутой рукой. Надеются только на себя. Мужественные люди, в такую даль поехали с детишками. И выбрали нашу страну, нас выбрали. Поможем им.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 do you have FB? I have an idea. When you will go to the store or anywhere you need, if we will connection on WhatsApp, I can translate to your. After 30 years living in Canada, my Russian is still much better than English. Natasha.
Welcome to Russia!!! 🤗 It might be hard for you in the beginning due to the lack of language but don't be shy to ask for help if you need it. Our people are very hospitable and will gladly help you with everything they can. Good luck!!!😊
Im blown away!! Ive watched your videos all day and night. I couldn't stop!! I love Russia 🇷🇺 i always did!! My grandfather was from near the volkorov river. I love going on this journey with you're family! God bless! ❤ thank you.
I love how pretty and well stocked everything is. So neat and tidy. Healthy looking foods. I am frustrated at our leaders make everything competitive. I wish we all could be the friends that we deserve to be. Have fun on this great adventure!😊
Cпасибо за приглашение, но «право и культура» предстают сейчас в России в довольно странном свете. Закон распространяется только на олигархов и их семьи эмигрантов, а культура благоприятствует бомбардировке соседних городов в руины...
I watch a guy here on You Tube his channel is Travelling with Russell. He is an Australian living in Russian. Tons of grocery store videos on his channel. Compares prices. Someone may have told you about his channel before. God bless your beautiful family andthank you for taking all of us on your journey. Watching you from Vancouver Island.
Happy to see you recovered already. As a russian it would be very interesting to see your journey of integration in our coulture. I'm sure it will be tough at times, but it will be fine. I thought a lot about what kind of advice to give you, what you should know about us thats helpfull but not so obvious. And so apart from simple rules of just being a nice guy dont be afraid to use a "foreigner card" even after several years of living here. Being a foreigner is a blessing. Its a nice topic starter, nice way to meet many people, you will be welcomed 99% of the times, people will forgive many things and be patient with you. And being a foreiner you will almost never have any troubles with police, they will be very polite and will help you if you ask them. For some it could be tiring that people treat you differently, but its just the way it is. People in russia dont have prejudice about foreigners so they will accept you as a part of their russian community. Anyway everything will be ok with a little bit of patience.
One trick that helped me to learn japanise was to watch my favourite shows/films in that language with subtiteles in russian. If you have a show that you have watched many times, that you know all the dialogs it can be very helpfull. It will not only help with vocabulary, you will understand how the same emotions are expressed in different culture. The only catch is that for this method to be at its best you should know at least some basic level (like i did with english), or alternitavely you can just watch a lot of them (it worked out for me with japanise). I hope it will help. Unfortunately russian although very poetic, can be quite difficult language to master.@@countrysideacreshomestead2008
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 If I could give you a piece of advise, it could be much easier to learn the language through songs, because there are lots of difficult rules of conjugation and declension in Russian, and most of Russians don't know them all themselves but there's a certain musicality in Russian, and it's easier to catch it in songs. For example, "he is my beloved" - "on moy dorogOy", "I see my beloved" - "Vizhu moyevO dorogOvo". Besides, it's a great activity to learn songs with children :) May God help your family in everything!
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 They only way you will learn the language is immersion. You are already immersed but you should work every day to learn as quickly as possible. Lots of stuff online. 1. Learn the "small words". These are connectives, pronouns, etc. It's all the small words that "glue" nouns, verbs, etc together. It's the ones that slip by that you don't recognize that make it hard to hear/understand the larger words in context. Once you know them well then the larger words will be easier to remember because you will be able to hear them more. 2. Listen to a lot of Russian. You must get the feel in your mind of how it works. Just listen, even if you understand nothing, just listen. Over time it will become more clear and as you are studying in other ways you will start to hear more words you know and also learn how they pronounce things. 3. Learn the alphabet. 4. Study the most common nouns and verbs. 5. Make sure you immerse yourself. Have word lists you study every day. Have things printed out pasted around you that you can see. 6. Learn the grammar. The grammar is the logic of the language. It is not necessary but it can help provide some answers things you might find "confusing" about the language. 7. Don't worry about pronunciation. Just learn how the alphabet works and by listening you will eventually pick up the nuances. 8. Read a lot. This helps glue all the things you hear in to a visual format that can help make sense of what you hear(it will build on itself). Take every opportunity to study some of the language. It is not difficult to learn a new language but it takes a lot of time. The more you can condense that time in a day the faster it happens. E.g., you will never learn a language if you just study 15 minutes a day. Your brain does not work like that. You use your native language almost constantly. You have to learn to do the same with any other language. My suggestion is to use your kids to help speed the process up. Get them excited about it, get them to help produce materials and create "games" and such. Start watching movies and start "pretending to be Russian". If you try to resist learning it will slow down the process tremendously. You are now a Russian so you need to start acting like one and one thing all Russians have in common is their language. As an adult it is much harder to learn a language than a child not because we are dumber(an adult is nearly infinitely more intelligent) but because we are more critical of ourselves, more self-conscience and lazier(or maybe busier). But you must start listening to a lot of Russian even if you do not understand a word. You should get some basic words to "listen for". It is the active listening for how they say things, how it matches up to the text, and ultimately what they are saying(which requires you to be able to hear the "spaces"(which may not actually exist) between words). Think about it like interest. If you put money in the bank and there is a low interest rate and you do not add to the principle it grows very slowly. But if you keep adding money and have a high interest then it grows exponentially(slowly at first but fast at the end). If you were to spend 5 hours a day studying Russian then in a year you will be able to easily communicate in most situations. If you spend 15m a day you will never reach the point to communicate except a few phrases you learn. If you bust your a55 now to learn as much as you can then that enables it to build on itself in the future. If you put it off then you won't have that time in the future to build. You should, at the very least, spend 1 hour every night listening to Russian. At 15m going over a word list. This is minimum. It sounds like a lot but it's not. When you can you should spend 5 hours a day studying. At least 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour at night is the fastest way to learn as long as you have it all structured. You can learn a few hundred words in a month easy. You'll need a few thousand words to feel comfortable. It should be your top priority, besides surviving, to learn the language. It is the language that will make or break you because it will be the language that lets you integrate in to the society and feel apart of it. It is a lot of work at the front, if done right, that pays off at the end. Once you get cooking it becomes much easier. It is about getting over the hump then it is all down hill.
this is what supermarkets were like when i was a kid in London UK . Now they are the size of football stdiums vile places bring back the good old days . Russia i love you .
Hello guys! Welcome to Russia, and for God's sake, please,use scarfs, leave that american movie fashion to walk outside with uncovered necks in winter time, otherwise you will be having a cold permanently. As for shopping, I advice you doing it in pyaterochka or magnit. The spar is a bit costly. Anyways, welcome to Russia and good luck. Nizny Novgorod aka Nezny😊 (translated as a gentle person) is a great city with positive folks.
So 30 eggs in this shop would be 45 NOK. In Norway, direct from the egg farmer it cost 100 NOK for 30 eggs. More expensive in the shops of course. So in Russia eggs is less than half the price than in Norway.
First I would say to you: God bless you and your family you definitely are good people. You made the right decision by moving to Russia and starting a new life. Russia is a country where they hold dear the family values and the traditional way of life and very religious and I would say maybe it's the only country in the world that with these kind of values and what I love about them the most is their love to the mother land Russia they stand tall in that regard. Best of luck to you and your family I wish all the success and God bless you.
Друг мой - согрей кипятка, и попей чайку с малиной или медом, а также грудные сборы с ромашкой чтоб при кашле отхаркивать мокроты) Надеюсь что все будет хорошо у вас) Дай бог вам здоровья )
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 мятный чай (mint tea), caramel sweets (mint and eucaliptus, lemon, Orange, grapefruit) , мед или малиновое варенье. Glintwien spices work good. And to sleep. Better not use honey and mint if gonna go outside to the cold.
Лечитесь. Как дети? Вызовите врача. Пусть послушают лёгкие. Не запускайте простуду. Приедут бесплатно. Без страховок. В России прежде всего человечность. Врачи не откажут.
Ребята вы просто замечательные. Вы не обижайтесь на наши советы. Мы просто хотим вам помочь. Так вы быстрее освоитесь в нашей стране. И станете местными и вам будет уже намного легче. Если люди вам предлагают какую либо помощь. Не отказываетесь. Я бы вам помогла чем смогла, но живу я в Иркутской области. Храни вас господь 🙏🙏🙏❤
Hi! I've came across your channel today and found it amazing! I'm Iuliia, a teacher of English from Vladimir. You mentioned this town in one your previous videos. Good luck in your life adventure! For sure you'll face hard time with accommodating but you'll cope with all issues. I believe in you , follow and support you.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 it would be great if I had a family like you nearby) I would practice my English with them and help them to settle down. I hope that you also have people around to assist you. Your story is so inspiring!
Pour obtenir les prix en $ ou Euros, il faut juste diviser les prix affichés par 100. Habitant la France, je peux vous dire que chez nous, les prix sont plus élevés et ne cessent d'augmenter fortement depuis 2 ans. Ce genre de reportage est tout simplement interdit sur nos chaines de télévision... il ne faut surtout pas montrer qu'on vit bien en Russie. Merci pour votre partage, bonne continuation.
@@user-lx8pn6jy9y Hélas Poutine n'a rien avoir la dedans. Nos gouvernants sont des traitre de la Nation, ils n'ont besoin de personne pour détruire la France, ils le font très bien eux-mêmes. C'est un leader comme le votre dont nous avons besoin.
Our trams are not old. They are retro😅 And in the city center they are even more retro)). So interesting to see my city through your eyes! I hope you'll stay with us and find your true home here. NN is beautiful, developed and not far from Moscow which is very convenient sometimes.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 there's lots of land in our region for farming. In the north of the region which is very beautiful lots of villages are dying out and waiting new residents to populate them 😊
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 A Russian American is building an American village for his compatriots not far from Moscow. Here is his channel. www.youtube.com/@MostRussianTim
По поводу сушилок. У нас стиральные машины с отжимом, после отжима одежда сохнет не долго. Отдельные сушилки никто покупать не будет. Дело не в энергии, просто еще одна машина займет много места, а ванные комнаты в России в квартирах маленькие. Прачечные вам сложно будет найти, так как у всех стиральные машины.
Our washing machines also have a spin cycle, after that we put it all in the dryer and walk away. It saves a lot of time for a large family. We like to use a laundry line to dry our clothes in the summer though.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 Due to central heating, the air in the apartments is very dry, you may be surprised, but in winter clothes dry much faster than in summer.
Driers take a toll on fabric and cause clothes to wear off faster. I’m Russian and have been living in Canada for 15 years, and I still dry my clothes on a rack. I only use a drier for drying bedsheets.
welcome to Russia (I'm from Kazan)! what place do you plan to settle? I know that's kind of hard, since Russia is so big. But since you are farmers (as far as I can tell from your previous videos), I've seen videos from Australians who moved to Altai, Russia for that matter. Also there is another guy Jastas Walker (I hope I spelled that right), who stays there. You know, it might be psicologically easier to stick to English speaking Russians. But I'm sure you have done all of the research before moving... Anyways good luck and God bless your family. It's a big adventure. I never could have imagined that people whose ancestors traveled over the Atlantic centuries ago to settle on the American continents would travel backwards to the East... I think we are at the beginning of a new era...
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 NN oblast (district) great location but do research carefully cause many parts of it getting heavily flooded at spring time. All the best.
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 I've been to Nizhny. That's a nice city. Who knows maybe I'll pay a visit. One piece of advise - find somebody local to help you at the beginning, such as knowing places where you can get cheaper stuff (groceries, clothing, etc.). Money being spent quickly when you start from a scratch, so avoiding stupid mistakes of overpaying for things you could have paid less would make your adaptation smoother... I have travelled overseas to Cyprus, trying to live there and I know what I'm talking about. I returned back home because I felt homesick, although people and the country itself was kinda Russian-friendly... I'll drop you an email with my contacts. If there is anything I can be of help - just let me know (considering the distance between us, I can only suggest). And BTW I usually don't write any comments on youtube but for some reason I felt that I need to do so now :)
@@countrysideacreshomestead2008 Hi there! About farming in Nighniy Novgorod. There was a TV show about russian oldbelievers, Who returened to Russia which they left during 1918. Malahov, oldbelievers (May u search). So, one of the families couldn't settle down in Primorsky kray (because of the climate affected his wife badly) and moved to Nighniy Novgorod region. There they wanted to get a free land and to teach his son farming, but couldn't. A man from the russian parlament was at this show and said that all land in this region is private but promised to help him somehow. About free land (that is a programm between government and oldbelievers, returning back home or another such a called "Far East gektar" which can be given for free to anyone at the Fareast territories). Don't know for sure wether it is useful information or not. But u should investigate more attentively, because big agrofarmes and small Farmers not "friends" as i've heard. And most of these Bigagrofarms are located in a central blacksoil region. These topics of farming where widely discussed on russian TV, So I guess i've heard it from there. So please communicate to the society and groups in a sphere u want to get profit or success to understand all problems current and potential, climate, community, get in touch with People. There is a saying: You are buying not land but neighboures. Hope this Will help. Maybe someone could comment on this topic more professionally. One more example: you want to make honey, bees for your honey should fly around your area on other fields, but these fields at summer can be worked up against bad insects with chemicals. Consider this, please, because almoste every summer Farmers complaign there bees are diying because of the someone messed the time of working the plants or bought the wrong unquality chemicals (usualy from China). One more tip: Consider also working on manifacture factory. Salary there 100 000 rubles per month for operator of automatic programm machines (ЧПУ). Don't rely only on farming. Factories are working now, skilled People are needed.
You're lucky and smart to have relocated. Russia is rich in culture, citizens have more class in my opinion. I'm Canadian born 2nd generation with Ukrainian and Polish heritage. In Manitoba, the costs for groceries and just about everything else is beyond expensive. If I didn't have all my family here, I'd move too given the quality of life and prices.
