A other stunningly video Valeria. You are such a great guide. This place you've shown us is unbelieveble. Even the houses in the village have a special atmosphere. And the thins you know about everything is beyond average. And a video of almost 15 minutes is also very welcome. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you for making these videos. I've always been curious about Russia and it's people. I have always thought that we Americans and Russians have a lot in common. From what I see in your videos Russia is very beautiful and I would love to visit some day 😁
How wonderful to see the people dress so modestly, with respect and reverence for their Christian faith. Here in America, I have seen people arrive at church dressed like street tramps. Men and women alike. The Monastery and grounds are breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you.
Dear Valeria, thank you for these videos. I am Orthodox also but am from US. . I'm half Russian but I don't speak Russian (although I can usually understand a good bit). I love to see your videos about our Church and faith. I intend to visit Russia someday. Recently my daughter asked me if I could visit any place right then, where would I go. Immediately I said "Mocsow and Russia" without even having to think twice. Thank you again for these videos. Also, I wish my Russian language was just a tenth as good as your English😊. Did you live for a time in an English speaking country?
Beautiful place , I would love to visit and I encourage all who travel Europe to visit here . I thank you for such a touching video of a Beautiful Country .
I regret, but my English doesn't allow to understand everything. But the idea to show from all directions Russia, is very interesting. Your videos are pleasant to me, thanks.
What beautiful buildings, they look amazing! I really like that architectural design, with all the domes and such. They must have a fabulous grounds crew to keep everything so pretty. It is awesome that they feed everyone twice a day for free. I look forward to the next video, have a nice weekend!
The architecture in this town is stunning. Since the current situation started, I have been watching as much as possible about Russia trying to learn more and see how some live. It appears to be a beautiful place.
Very interesting Russian culture and very educational for foreigners; great potential for tourism. Hope the culture and its existing environment can be maintained and protected!
For me, this is te besst video you made,Very good image, very INTERSTING, Wonderful view,truee people Fank you Congratulations Please, dont stop I am going to see this again
I am so looking forward to my big Russian trip next year. That is the sort of Russia I want to see and experience. I am going for football, but I also want to see life as an ordinary Russian. I am already learning the language. I can say. Я не понимаю. LOL.
Ladies and gentlemen, don't be shy to write more in Russian )) Since there is a friendly community, so you can always get support and help. Correction: пожалуйста два кофе с сахаром or будьте любезны два кофе с сахаром
nice., felt like living there. old monastery,small village,old style house,people in traditional clothes,flowers in Windows n streets,clear sky, ohhhh wonderful
That is so wonderful they get feed.Take all those apples you are tired of there and other things so they don't go bad.I would also find farmer( for the pigs) were you can trade ( meat) with for those abundance of fruits and vegetables.Great video!
This was a splendid narrative of this most interesting village and the Church-Monastery. I am TOTALLY amazed how the citizens have embraced Christanity after so many year of not being able to worship. Who is paying for all of these Churches to be refurbished? Are the youth of Russia attending services and being taught their Christian Faith? I pray that they will except their forefathers belief and embrace Christ's teachings. Thank you Valeria for this wonderful video.. May you be blessed for your efforts. (please send me your address..so I may send you a token of my appreciation)
Really liked and enjoyed watching !😍 Wish You a happy evening ! BTW really background music . Nice channel man keep up the great work just hit you with a sub .
Mam , your way of speaking English is too simple and good . You explained everything in very good way. I am feeling very well t see this video . From India , thank a lot .
по вашим видео просто замечательно понимается английский язык. отлично ясен контекст и от этого и все понятно даже если некоторые слова не понятны. спасибо
Спасибо за отличный тур, Валерия! Да, богатство или неравенство доходов (измеряемое статистическим показателем, называемым «коэффициент Джини») довольно велико в России (хотя и меньше, чем в США. В США 1% людей владеют 40% всего богатства)! И, да, мне интересно теперь легенда, стоящая за ортодоксальной традицией взятия святой земли на родину!
Валерия, спасибо вам за видео. Русские сёла и деревни такие разные. Я живу на юге, у нас всё немного иначе. Хочу сделать вам комплимент, вы изжили русское "дзе", вы молодец, произношение стало гораздо лучше.
Please show less of the monastery and churches. They are beautiful but too much time is devoted to them. Please show more of the Russian people, lifestyle, stores, villages, streets, towns, nature, forest and culture. Thank you. Your videos are very nice and I enjoy them very much.
I see you now have 2 adds placed in your videos. 1 before your video plays and 2 during. I slow all adds to play through, I hope you are getting the funds from the adds. It may not be much but any money will help offset your cost and buy better equipment. Another excellent video.
Can you tell me are there places in your area that participate in the rental option called, "Air BnB"? This is a worldwide company where people can rent out spaces in their homes or apartments.
So so nice village so nice arrangements for tourist and religious pilgrims place of Mary and Lord Jesus Christ may visit this place without cost or low cost may stay there for general people in. this beautiful so nice village
i watch your videos about everyday life in your country...and I'm curious, what's the name of the 🌳 tree around 7:12 minute?? there are beautiful churches.
"Batyushka" is an affectionate and archaic form of "otets" (father). It's applied to priests when addressing them personally, as a sign of respect. You can also say batyushka when talking about a priest in 3rd person (for example, in his absence), though "otets" is more frequent in such a situation. There also exists the word "matushka", it's a female equivalent of "batyushka" (from " mat' " (mother)) and is applied to abbesses and other nuns of higher positions at a monastery. "Svyatoy" (saint) is a word for canonized ones and is never used when talking to or about an ordinary priest or monk regardless of his place in the hierarchy.
Oleg Kunov Thank you for that information. I believe that St.Seraphim was referred to as "Batyushka" at one point either in this video or another in the series. I may be mistaken but I think that historically Tsars were also addressed directly using "Batyushka", but only by peasants--the middle and upper classes would use the usual form of "Your Majesty". (I am thinking in particular of Rasputin addressing Alexandra as "Matyushka"!)
Yes, saints can be named like that, if a person feels special respect toward them. Women canonized as saints are also frequently called matushka. What about tsars, I think there were not many occasions for peasants to talk to them directly, but I assume in a hypothetical situation like that they could be called batyushka too. "Tsar-batyushka" is also abundant in fairytales and folklore.
Thank you :) it is a birch tree - slender, fast-growing tree that has thin bark (often peeling) and bears catkins. Birch trees grow chiefly in north temperate regions
Do you have any viedoes about Ardartov? It's Not to far from Niznehy Norvorgad. Thank you. The Place looks like I was there. My Russian friends called it to me in English "The City of Church's " I'm not postive this is the same place. But I think I recognize Some of the Viedo.
