P.s. Hey guys, can you please share under these comment some new words that appeared in the last years (like, covidiot, covindex, etc)? It also will be nice if there are online articles where these words are used. This will be helpful for my thesis, and I think it’s just fun to discuss the new words that appeared during the COVID time!
Hi there, what about a "covid witness" or a "corona-terorrism" ? First meaning the people who believe everything they see on TV and the other are opressive measures from goverment, lockdowns, free movement restrictions, forcing respirators on people and even children or even forced vaccination like in Israel for example. I hope you cheer up and be happy again as I like to watch your videos and would like to move to Russia.
Many universities in Japan offer scholarships to study, might be something you can do, 1 year intensive studying Japanese. I had a friend I met in Fukuoka who was from St. Petersburg and was studying for a year in Fukuoka.
Meh. Dont worry about the driving test. I failed 5, and look at me now! I drive every day, and have never had a car accident in my life! Lots of other people have had car accidents, involving me, but I've never had an accident in my life! 😅🤣😅
Thank you for all the hard work you’re putting into making these amazing videos! It’s awesome to get a glimpse into other cultures and lifestyles. Don’t stress too much okay! sending you positive energy from Sunny Long Beach California :)
I remain impressed at your authenticity/sincerity and increasingly your openness and vulnerability. Even though you appeared to perceive the video as negative, I’m sure many/most of us would agree that it takes a great deal of strength to be this open and real. There is a reason so many people have been drawn to your uploads - part of it is the subject matter, but much of it is because of you and getting to see the world from the filter of your life and personality. Amazing person, amazing youtuber.
Hey Natalie. I am a Turkish physician who came to United States in July 2020 for a research fellowship and the last 3-4 minutes of this video is exactly how I felt almost since then. I was having a very bad day with procrastination, lack of sense of self and depression and watching this video made me feel less alone. The way you said ''I failed everything'' pierced my heart and I completely understood where you're coming from. I discovered your videos 2 days ago and I am close to watching it all. I cant thank you enough for what you do. I am 25 so close-ish to your age and I agree with your other supporters that these feelings are only natural. We are not robots. We are living breathing beings with needs and desires in life. Sometimes our academic and career pursuits dont necessarily align with that.. Hope you've made some progress since this video. If not, please be kind to yourself. We'll be here if you need anything.
Don’t apologize for being negative. That’s just life; it’s not always bright and happy.... if anything thanks for being real! You’re videos are always informative and entertaining:) ✌️
@@ulisirius9027 i know. i was looking at park and wanted to get in there with some heavy equipment and materials to improve it. theres a lot of work to be done there, maybe just not the money to pay for it. its a shame too because it seems like a place that has green summers.
Well spoken Estevanovich. I hope she takes it by heart and shines brighter. Nevertheless, i hope she can go through any difficulty. Any young people tbh.
Natasha, I love the realness of your videos, and your willingness to show your vulnerability. You are able to find enjoyment in the brokenness of your surroundings, twisted fence, graffiti, old worn buildings and scarry houses. Then the sharing of your failure resonates because we all fail. Your struggle to achieve objectives that at first feel oppressive, to then later realize those efforts have helped you learn something, especially to learn something about yourself, rings true to us. Thank you for sharing.
Dear Natasha: I am a college writing professor and one of your Patreon supporters. The May vlog was so honest! So tough to watch! You're a good, honest human being and we love you! --Mark
@Odile Lalanne Somebody needs to free her and say its okay to stop Uni if you are not interested in what you studying. There are many viable paths to a good living other than university. Professional youtuber is one of them.
@@mjonausk Unfortunately that's not the way it's seen by a lot of Russians, especially by older generations like parents. Many of the younger generations share these views too.
@@mjonausk I mean, I’m glad this channel is working out for her so far, but I wouldn’t hitch my whole income to being a progressional RU-vidr for life. That seems a bit risky. 🤷♂️
I agree. It is a good sign that she feels her feelings. I think press through, get it done and put it behind you. I am in my 40s and this is what I wish I had done. It would have helped me a great deal to see that this is how other people actually feel about their studies from time to time. I looked around and everyone seemed blissed out on life while I struggled, so I thought I needed to quit. Maybe they just all took drugs. Who knows? According to Chinese Medicine, stress will not harm you if you truly believe it is making you stronger.
She is a dishonest clickbaiter and a Navalny cult member. Do you even realise that the opposition runs her region? But she still blames everything on the Federal administration.
I appreciate your honesty. It would be easy to pretend that things are going well and that you have it all together, but you are brave enough to share your struggles and failures with us. Thank you for that! We all struggle. I hope you gain some momentum soon.
I couldn't agree more. Western social media is so full of fake dishonesty. Natasha, its refreshing to see someone both strong and willing to be honest with us for a change.
@@CubicIronPyrite agreed. Social media tends to show only the flashy stuff, but she is documenting her failures and growth and that breeds empathy and not greed
That sounded like me! But she is really doing the right thing! Why try accomplishing something that has already been accomplished? We should try different things. Regardless, let us do our best. Blessings, girl! And, to you, Kuzon!
@Nastro Adhesivo People like you really think the whole world is centered to them and you Own the Truth. You don't like her videos, so it must be "silly". You don't apparently don't realize she's doing something else than video (thesis, studies, etc), so she is not "working seriously". Maybe she was going though things she did not explain in the videos. Maybe you don't know everything about her. Maybe her videos are helping other people. Maybe people like her publicly opening up to a simple "I'm not ok." is a life saver to people who will be afraid to even acknowledge their own burn-out or tiredness. Just because "making vlog" isn't "serious work" in your own universe, does not mean it's not. Just because this content is not for you, does not mean it's not for anyone else. One thing for sure tho, attitude and comments like yours are definitely not a good contribution to society.
@Nastro Adhesivo I had no idea you could upvote your own reply so I gave it a shot. In any case, your reply confirms you are just a troll in the end. No real thought about the content, being the video or a comment. I guess people like you feed from trying to provoke other people with the first fart that comes out of their brain, without reading or watching anything. A bit sad tho.
@Nastro Adhesivo -And we all say so. We already know three things about U. #1 U-R-A-Troll. #2 U-R-visiting a SHRINK on a regular basis. #3 U-vote 4 ya self. Get well soon & hopefully ya SHRINK will make U well. 4-U-there may be no hope & U-will then wonder ya remaining years till U end up old,lonely & in a wheelchair. Such a Sad ending 4-U.
@Nastro Adhesivo When I was 12- I was a bit like you - thinking winding people up was fun at school - one kid got mad and tried to stab me with a compass , another tried to hit me over the head with a chair - none of those physical threats worried me - I loved having school fights - What worried me was I genuinely upset people - I thought it was all fun and games . Now I try to mostly say nice things or nothing at all - unless I'm in my car alone - and scream at other drivers - move it grandma it's not Sunday !( even better if it's Sunday )- I'm a pretty happy person - never had depression or mental health problems - but I do know at least 30% of the world do - That a lot of people finding life tough. So now I more likely find a way to be kind - I do like winding people up a bit - but mainly friends/family who know me . This Vblog here is very interesting to me and many others - not sure how you were pestered - hopefully you can find some happiness too
I do recycle, but it seems futile. Lots of recyclable material, even put in recycle bins, in the states goes into landfills anyway. The situation is a bit better in Europe, but much worse in Russia. The key is stop producing less packaged products at first place. The world produces too much trash these days. Recycling is very polluting process as well.
@@penwithoutasword9459 According to some course I took via IFP Europe recycles only 29% of recyclable materials. And this is where recycling is at its best. Russia recycles far less than 1%. Besides there is nothing environmentally good in most recycling processes. In old days in the USSR and probably everywhere there were standards for glass containers and they could be recycled for reuse, not as shattered glass for recreating them. You would get paid for turning them in. People were collecting paper and put it for recycle getting books as a compensation. Almost no plastic packaging in the stores. No plastic bags in the stores for packaging. People washed and used plastic bags for many times usage. You go to forests those days, and they are clean. Now people dump everything there. In other countries, situation much worse... Mumbai beaches totally covered with trash. So, recycling is good, but it cannot efficiently fight overapackaging, people culture of not caring, and the recycling processes anyway pollute the atmosphere.
Your anxieties remind me of myself when I was your age. Things improved in my life. I won't even try to say something clever or sarcastic this time but just push through and I will continue to support you on Patreon.
I know that recent events have left you blue, but you did something very positive in this vlog. When you went to the court hearing for the artist that was very positive because it showed him that others are aware of his troubles and are concerned for him. Jail, by its nature is very isolating, and by going to his hearing you showed your solidarity with him.
congrats, you're an extremely normal and well adjusted 20 something kid. You aren't experiencing anything that a vast majority of the rest of us experienced at that age. You'll get through it and life will go on. That's what your 20s are for. Don't let the little things get you down.
You're so honest with yourself, it's admirable. It's sometimes really challenging to convince yourself to do things that you don't want to do, especially when you feel uninspired with life generally. Don't get down on yourself, you're so close to being done. Really like the authenticity in this video, it's why I keep coming back to your channel. Awesome to learn about Russian culture through someone so relatable.
Natasha - You’re a delight, even when you’re feeling negative and frustrated. I wish you the best with your thesis and I hope you do graduate on time. Your promise to make many more videos once you are free of the requirements of the university is really something to look forward to.
Really i wonder who had worse day you the instructor or cop who is mad at him 🤔 is that on record next ( what if same instructor gets in car next time ?)
There's so much crap on RU-vid, stuff that is not worth our time (we watch it anyway for all the wrong reasons). But then you find someone like Natasha, so honest and vulnerable. Natasha you're good for our souls. We're all rooting for you.
I'll never meet you being a 40 year old man from Portland Oregon in the US, but I will say I have felt much of what you're feeling. The "doing nothing" and the deadlines for university - lots of people shut down when under lots of pressure and that's OK. Anyway, I turned out OK once I found what I loved to do, which was not not what I studied at university and I hope you will too. Keep your chin up and thanks for sharing your little perspective of life!
Natasha, hang in there. You got this. I can relate to the feeling of letting myself down and the general sadness of my downfalls. I took a long time getting my driver's license, failed many university classes, and didn't achieve many things I set out to do. Failing is essential. Eventually, success comes to those who keep failing better. What has worked for me is planning as much as possible in advance and just mindlessly following it (and adjusting on the go). It has helped immensely in sticking to my long term goals when I just need to do what my past self wrote down. University sometimes is very draining. Trust your process, and the results follow! There is hope in dreaming about a better future. Sometimes, dreaming leads to avenues and opportunities you did not think were possible, which will enable you to grow in unexpected ways. Enjoy the little detours of life 'cause that's what it is about.
Natasha, I think you and Zack should consider applying to come to the United States for a year to teach Russian at an American college or university. I have met language scholars at Reed College near my home in Portland, Oregon, and they seem to be having great fun. They lead a couple of conversation classes, live in the language house with students, and provide cultural programs. They have spare time to travel around the U.S. You can find programs through the Institute of International Education, the Council on International Educational Exchange, or the Center for University Programs Abroad. Good luck!
A wonderful idea. I am an Oregonian,and know Reed is a prestigous and unique college. Perfect for Natasha,though it is obvious and rightly so, she will do what she wants.
Reed is one of the best colleges in the United States. The people who I've met that went to Reed were truly gifted. I can see Natasha fitting in there.
I was just going to say she could EASILY find a Russian teaching job or translator type position somewhere in the US. Just initially until she Natasha finds out what she wants outta life. (Ps I’m 36 years old and I still have no clue what I’m doing in life).
Natasha, your vlogs are courageous, fascinating, and wonderful to watch, and I thank you so much for sharing your experiences and perspectives with the world!
"People can do hard things" lmao Honestly though, hang in there. You can do it. I failed my driving test the first time I did that too. My country is still in lockdown and that ruined my travel plans etc. We do what we can with what we're given. It's the only way forward and that's better than being stuck.
Just discovered you yesterday and can’t stop watching your videos. You’re so authentic and sincere, and it so interesting to see life in a part of the world I’ve never seen before. Much love from Minneapolis, MN :)
Watching this is like a dejavu from my own university studies, like 15 years back. I remember so well the feeling of not really seeing a meaning in the studies. I remember visiting my small home town. And that hollow feeling that comes theough so well in this vlog. Postponing the deadlines. I was you, 😂. I studied soviet russian history at Lund university in Sweden. I ended up as a journalist at a car mag in the big city of Stockholm. And later moved back to the small home town. Now with 3 children of my own. Life😂 I enjoy watching your vlogs so very much. I am sure you will find the path which is right for you in due time.
As a prof, I know that this last year and a half have been insane. Hang in there, and thanks for your continued insights about Russia. Your videos have been very educational.
Be sure we love you Natasha. You are brave and sincere!. I'm sure you'll be able to finish writing your thesis and keep on making these interesting videos! I'm sending you my best wishes, (right now), and be sure many people who watch your videos are doing the same! Love from Buenos Aires, Argentina! 😀👋👋
Omg what an amazing video, even though it had negative aspects it made me feel really nostalgic. I'm from Ukraine but live in the UK now, but everything youve shown in this video really reminded me of my hometown lol 😢😭 great video and love your sense of humour. Best of luck ❤❤
I've just finished my final year thesis (although here in Britain we call it a dissertation) and I think it's a thing all around the world to be a bit stressed and depressed during that time. The sense of relief and freedom you will get when you hand it in though is totally worth it!
Sorry you're feeling depressed. It does sound like you need to get after that thesis though. Yes? The best encouragement I can give you from as far away as Texas is to remember that the hardest part of writing formal papers, like your thesis, is just getting started. Once you're well into it, the thoughts and words will come because your focus will be greater and you have something in front of you to show for all of your work. First only a few pages, then more, then you'll be at 40 and then 50 and 60. It's hard to get started sometimes, but one you make that effort, you'll surprise yourself that it wasn't as bad to do as you had believed. I say all of this as a retired professor, so I hope you can trust my advice and just get started. Very best of luck to you!
I love your honesty in your vlogs. What I can see is that you are indeed a very interesting and a bright, caring human. All of us go through tough times from time to time, Remember that each new dawn brings the promise of a better day. Keep smiling and posting your vlogs!
Hi Natasha, It would be really interesting to hear about how your family views your success as a youtube personality, and what they thought as your channel, suddenly, gained so many viewers within a few weeks.
We love you Natasha, hang in there! This is a very difficult & awkward time for everyone, especially young adults in college. I know it may seem tough, but humans are very resilient. You will prevail! You are clearly very smart and level-headed.
7:51 "Abandoned/destroyed aesthetic, as usual" haha I know exactly what you mean! Natasha, your English is so good! I'm so glad you put these videos up on RU-vid. I don't have any Russian friends, so I could never learn about the Far East of Russia without your videos. By the way, thanks for taking a 7-hour train ride to Spassk-Dalny just for this video! I appreciate you!
But it is 7 hrs for only ONE route. Since she needs to get back to K. she spends a whole day on the train. You can do that when you are young. For older folks the time is limited xD
I really hope that things turned out wellf for you. My husband and I watch your videos whenever we can and we are impressed with your intelligence and courage. It must be be difficult to do what you are doing but please stick with It and you will succeed .Discouragement will pass.
I know lots of people.who have been arrested for attending anti lock down marches stretching back a year another one yesterday but no mention in the m s m what really is freedom ?
Thanks for showing us around, Natasha. I failed my driver license test four or five times, but since I passed I have been driving for fifty years. Take heart! Thank you also, for bravely sharing your feelings and the reality of your life. You are very kind, because all of us feel better when the bravest among us share their vulnerability! If you can define a specific goal for yourself you will feel more positive and happier-I hope!
I think it's your honesty and openness that keeps me interested in watching your videos. Even explaining away your procrastination and subsequent failures is amusing from a neutral perspective but I'm sure I'm not the only viewer who wishes you well and hope that you find something positive in your life. Life is very difficult in your country as shown in your videos but I can only admire your strength and determination to improve your lot, good luck Natalia.
Failure is an important aspect of learning. Do not be discouraged. You have a lot of skills and think deeply about a lot of things, which are very positive things indeed.
Here is a quote from Stephen King, the author: “Once you know what has to be done, it's better to do it than to live with the fear of it.” I know exactly how you are feeling. Been there many times myself. I promise you this. Just start working on the paper. Once you start working, you’ll feel better. And the more you work, the better you’ll feel. It’s hard to get out of a depressive, anxious funk. But the cure, and I promise this is a cure, is actually to just start doing the work. And it’s super easier to say than it is to do, but I promise that when you start the work, you’ll start to feel better.
Andy, I am 86 years old and have been watching this channel, I have put guys on the moon, yet I am intrigued by this young lady. She is interesting and she is a charmer, but this RU-vid was as honest and revealing as it could be. I was going to give her the same advice that you have. I hope she takes it. She is a lovable person and deserves to feel like it.
My fathers cousin used to hang out with Steven King, and scare the crap out of people at night. 😂 Apparently he was quite the prankster when he was young.
Thank you for your honesty, it is refreshing. You give us a unique view of the world. Personally, I've found that meditating, maybe 20 minutes or so, early in the day and late in the day, every day, has been very helpful for recovering from stress and burnout and enabling me to deal effectively with things I dread, getting them out of the way. It's that time of year, when exhaustion from the long winter slowly gives way to new growth. Time to rest and renew. Be well!
I hope that everything turns out alright. Just remember that you never truly fail if you try your best and keep trying. Make sure you are prepared for the exam, but make sure to take care of yourself both mentally and physically. Best of luck from the USA!
Open, honest and very personal views on yourself, your experie ces and things around you. Great to see and listen your stories. Don't be afraid of what feels like your failures.it shows much of your nice values and qualities, which at the right moment will bring you good things.
Just think about where you want to be in 5-10-15years. You just need to get this thesis done and you are free to pursue your dreams! Such a smart and informed young woman can do anything!
Natasha, I understand you perfectly. When we are in the process of presenting our last exams and thesis to obtain our academic degrees, we students feel a lot of stress and anguish, that is completely normal. I became a business manager in 2009 and could not sleep well the days before, I cried many times and even failed my exam to obtain my academic degree, because the examining committee did not approve my thesis presentation and final oral exam. Thank God there was a second chance to do everything and that was a great opportunity to demonstrate my knowledge ... the secret is to overcome fears, work and study hard to get there in the best way. Hopefully my comment helps you, after all this process you will be very relieved, proud and you will understand the people who were evaluating you as a student. Another important thing is that you should work in another country that loves people's freedoms as much as you do ... I think that Russia is very repressive for you. Bye.
You have to persevere. There are lots of speed bumps and hurdles to overcome in life. Speed bumps are the little things that annoy you but you can easily overcome. Hurdles take much more effort and concentration. We all have these in our life at various times. God be with you, and prayers for positive outcome for your tests. Nothing in life worth having, is easy
Natalia, sending you all the best wishes from Vienna, the pain you feel is very real. This world is not a great place for someone as empathetic as you, I am in the same boat. Every day is a struggle to find a reason to live, unfortunately it wont change. We try our best every day, and see what happens. You are not alone in this struggle!
I'm helping some friends at the moment with their driving exams and a big item they found confusing was giving way to pedestrians and cyclists, ect. I explained that as a driver of a large vehicle, you must be prepared at all times to avoid hazards, especially unpredictable ones. So although other cars follow specific road rules, they don't apply to pedestrians, so in that way they are considered hazards you need to avoid.
I’ve found myself in situations you’re currently facing and you’ll get thru it. You’re bright, personable, sincere, those are all qualities that lead to success when the stars align and your stars will align, I know it.
"Hi" from Los Angeles California. You've learned much in the month of May. Thanks for sharing! Don't be too hard on yourself though. Apply what you've learned. You're an intelligent young person with so many unseen opportunities ahead of you. Keep moving forward 🙂.
Natasha, many people have responded to this video with encouraging words and the importance of getting through depression and finishing your thesis. All good advice. I would like to help you understand the impact you have had, with this channel. You are amazing. You have accomplished so much in your life, at such a young age! Like many people, I first found you through your “Life in a small town..”. You have 2.5M views! Do you realize how amazing that is? You and I are so completely different people in every way...but somehow...you have been able to reach, inspire, educate and communicate with a 56 year old Black man, living 5,685 miles away, in a suburb of Phoenix, AZ! You must take a step back and appreciate how amazing that is. Your thesis is just a “moment in time”. Lean in, write it, hand it in...and let that moment pass. Your whole life awaits you. I’m looking forward to seeing your videos and adventures for a long time.
We love you! It was very smart of you to find the positives among all the day's negatives. If more people thought that way they would be happier in life. Just keep going we are always eager to see what new video you bring us. 👍
A talent for visual storytelling, instinctive knowledge of good lighting techniques, and use of the camera to highlight interesting details. These are good skills to have for the future.
@@josephbingham1255 one day I was walking in an old suburb in my city, and I made live on Facebook for my foreign friends. One of my Russian online friends joined me and got unpleasantly surprised, "Natasha, why do show such an awful devastated suburb to foreigners?" Well, but it wasn't awful for me, because those old houses and old yards were beautiful!
i love the self reflection and the sheer honesty in your videos...i think it's as raw and unfiltered as an edited video can get...you are showing your normal life in Khabarovsk and Spassk and that is far more interesting than the reality shows on television...I prefer the authenticity even if it is without drama
It‘s so brave to be that open about one‘s emotions on the internet Also most of it is just so relatable even though one might not have experienced it..
Remember that things will always get better, and with enough work you can doing just about anything so long as you look back and learn from what went wrong, much love from Minnesota ❤️
The first video of yours that I watched was “My House”. I don’t remember how I ran across your channel but I was intrigued, to say the least. Someone who grew up in eastern Russia is going to take me inside the house where she grew up and show me around? Fascinating!! I remember your cat and how much your home and country, half a world away, was not so different from the places that I grew up in. Ohio and Virginia, USA, by the way. I can understand why you might have had reasons to take that one down, but I’d REALLY love to see that one again, if possible. I also remember being twenty, twenty-one and twenty-two years old and knowing what I wanted in life, but not knowing how to go about getting it. I think nearly everyone can relate to that. I’m trying to say that you’re very talented and intelligent with a wonderful sense of humor and everything will fall into place if you persevere and don’t let anyone or anything deter you or tell you that what you want isn’t possible. Those folks just didn’t try hard enough or believed the people who told them that what they were trying to achieve wasn’t possible. Natasha rocks!!!
Hello and good wishes from Australia. You make the world better, just by being you. Your videos make life better for me, and i believe for many others. Keep smiling .
Hey Natasha. Enjoying the vlog. You're doing great, failure is common, but if you keep trying you will eventually succeed at something. Don't give up on graduation, you're almost done! Once done you will start a new fresh chapter of life. Remember if you "hit rock bottom", it is a solid foundation to build on.
Thank you for making such a great vid! Anyone can make a 'look how great I am doing' video. But it takes an authentic and strong person to show the ups and downs in life. I totally remember my days with some agony when the pressure to deliver on some deadline builds. Keep going, you will get there. I visited Russia 5 times it's a beautiful country with some melancholy for sure. Great art and nature. Hang in there, you touch many people's lives in a beautiful way. And go get'em girl :-)!
Hey Natasha, your videos have made me appreciate other cultures and especially Russian culture. I really enjoy watching your videos and seeing you do so many different things makes me appreciate you as a person. Keep up the great work and all the best for your future. Try to put the negative things in the past and try to think of your future.
My dear girl your video wasn't negative it was honest and truthful and full of vulnerability that most of us could never muster up and be so brave to do. I applaud you for admitting your mistakes and figuring out a way to make up for them you're an inspiration to everybody and I'm so glad I found your channel
Hopefully things end up better for you. Once you graduate the entire month of academic stress won’t mean anything to you. I graduated like 2 months ago and wow it’s so nice to not care about grades. It leaves you more energy to care about more important things in life.
Came to find out more about the court thing, everything else was really fascinating. But it's really sad to hear a lot of things. I hope you get through the things you're dealing with.
Everything will pass, as in, we will all die. So, before we all die, don't waste your youth, because before you die, you'll get old, then sick, then really sick...
I believe in you. You are not wrote or even dictated. You are who you are when you open your eyes in the morning. They get dim as the day goes on. but in the morning they are bright and free.
Failure is only when you give up. Good things take time. Learning and/or education isn't about deadlines or how long something takes or how good your memory is. Never mind how long it takes to accomplish it. As long as you persist, you will succeed. It's better to learn from trying and from doing something 999 times wrong and then doing it right once. It gives you a full grasp of understanding.
Don't forget that you're running an amazing, internationally loved RU-vid channel! Not many students are balancing that along with their thesis. Your thesis idea is timely and interesting! Anyway, you're gonna be a successful youtuber anyway... don't sweat school too much.
The Russian sky is so hauntingly beautiful. It's like an impressionist painting kinda sky. Idk I just love the orange-red glowy light at the river and on Natasha's face. It's very unique.
Actually, this phenomenon (called the "golden hour" by photographers and artists) is caused by something called "sunrise" and "sunset," usually caused by the sun rising in the morning and the sun setting in the evening. Each happens once a day, everyday--everywhere. What is unique, however, is Natasha.
I have learned so much from your videos. I believe you're an outstanding teacher of authentic Russian life and culture, plus you're the first person to preview the Russian alphabet in a way I could begin to grasp it
I absolutely love how your RU-vid logo is simply a Я in this really ironically underwhelming font and your channel’s name is just “yeah”, just makes laugh every time I look at them 😂 please don’t change either of them
