RUSSIAN BABUSHKA'S ROOM TOUR. Life in a Siberian town. Slow Russian listening practice with subs A2+ 

Мои дедушка родился 1896 в Бельгии, но его отец из Польши и мама из Пруссии. Он жил в инглии и был солдат первая мировая война. А патом он был импортер автозапчастей Форд. Он с моя бабушка жили в Барселоне после гражданская война и там родился моя мама. 1939, они эмигрировали в Африке. Ему понравилось писать мне по английски. Он изучал русский язык много лет. Я уверена, что это он показал меня учиться русский язык откуда он сейчас... Merci Grand- père

Thanks for sharing this intimate look at your grandmother’s house. Thanks!

Спасибо за прекрасное видео. Мне интересно смотреть что ваша бабушка делает дома. Какая трудолюбивая женщина!

Regards to your such respectful,independent,hardworking grandmother.I love your sincere story telling .It is very down to earth and nicel.

прекрасное и понятное видео, спасибо! кажется ваша бабушка гордится своей квартирой, и она должен быть. моя бабушка на 92 лет, и она до сих пор ходит по магазины, даже через коронавирус - не вожможно её остановить!

Thanks

Thank you for this great video. Grandmothers are one of the best things in the world :-)

Beautiful video! thank you!

Причина память

Well Maintained Apartment and I was Nostalgic, Miss my grandma. Even in her 80’s she is very active. May god bless her with good health and I appreciate your efforts for bringing out this video.

What a delightful video, Dasha - you are lucky to have such a wonderful grandmother. As it was made in 2019 I hope that she is still doing well and enjoying life.

Wow! This video gave me such a good mood. I was in a pretty bad mood, but your calming voice and storytelling made it all better. Thank you very much. Lots of love from the Netherlands.

дася! тебе очень повезло, что ты еще можешь жить с бабушкой. будь счастлива всегда

I loved this video! Your grandma seems great.

Nice view

I hope I get to meet you one day beautiful Russian woman

Обожаю ❤❤❤

it's a great thing you had the opportunity to meet your grandfather. i couldn't have that chance. my paternal grandfather died at 43 when my father was 21 and in the university; my maternal grandfather died at 65 two years before i was born (both from heart failure). my maternal grandmother lived to be 93 years old. she died five years ago. my paternal grandmother i rarely see her. i live in mexico, near arizona. she lives in tucson near my aunt. she migrated to the US in the early 80's.

Классный ролик! Очень интересно было посмотреть как выглядит жизнь пожелающего человека в Сибири

My grandfather taught me to play cards.

Я была так рада найти это видео! Я буду использовать его для моих студентов! Я бы так хотела познакомиться с вашей великолепной бабушкой!

I nice video Dasha. Your grandmother has a very nice apartment - with a beautiful view from the windows in winter. Because you didn't narrate it too quickly, I was able to understand most of your commentary without translation - thank you. When I was a child, and visted my grandparents, you always knew they'd be no shortage of delicious food made by my grandmother - so not so different to the same experience in Russia. My mum was also a nurse (like your grandmother) and for part of her nursing career was as a midwife, because of this, my mother has helped with the delivery of all my sisters' children, at each of the hospitals where they were born. So my mother helped deliver 3 of her grandchildren in England, and another 2 in Dubai.

Bela homenagem !

This video makes me miss my grandmother

Успехов Вам Даша. Я обязательно предложу Ваш канад своим студентам в качестве практики прослушивания русской речи!

Здравствуйте, Даша, как ваши дела? С вами все в порядке и вы здоровы? Как я уже говорил, сегодня я понимаю некоторые русские слова. В этом клипе вы рассказываете о своем визите к бабушке на север России, в Сибирь. Это правда. Я желаю тебе визита и счастливой поездки.Привет твоей семье, бабушка.

Your video is very useful for me. I want to learn about Russian language and Rusian lifestyles thanks for sharing. I'm Russian studies pergram in Thailand

Very nice and kind great babushka

очень понравилось это видео, но мне кажится, что оно было очень грустное :(((( надеюсь что вы и ваша семья здоровие спасибо за видео

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Thank you for sharing your grandparents with us, Dasha. If possible you're videos are becoming even more personal. Did you ever get that chandelier?

🥰🥰🥰🥰Бабушка создала Рай на земле 😍😍😍

Ещё одно красивое видео, спасибо 😊. Но я всегда забидую(?), потому что мои четыре бабушки и девушки умерли до моего рождения 🙏

Привет из Канада 🇨🇦 (Квебек), мы (я, моя жена и наши дети) каждую неделю посещаем бабушек и дедушек. мы там едим и играем в карты. я очень люблю смотрит дети играть к своих дедушка 🥰 помогите мне, если я неправильно написал 👍 Кстати я очень люблю твой канал!

О, я тоже родилась в Новосибирске!

My great grandparents were from Germany and Scotland, moved to Alabama late 1880's. My grand parents were born in the mid 1890's. My parents were born when my grandparents were in their mid 30's, then I was born when my parents were in their mid 30's so my parents were much older than your grandparents. I may be the age of your parents, but I remember the early 1960's, no one had much material stuff but it was good times, we grew most of our food and at that time (1960's) the older people lived in "shack houses" maybe with electricity but heated with a cast iron cook stove, these may be like the Dacha. I liked to visit the old people when I was young (8 to 12 years old) I would lay on the floor near the stove in the winter, the heat felt so good. There would be corn bread in the stove and sweet potatoes to eat. I would wear shoes in the winter but rarely in the summer. Some made moonshine but I did not see much of that. One of my grandfathers would write one line in a diary every day, this was early 1900's. There was no money, most people lived by subsistence and would trade with each other and help each other build barns, houses and the Church. The Church was the center of the community and most social behavior in the community was regulated by the Church.

Привет!

Your grandmother is very hardworking. You should learn something from her.

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