Visiting Ukraine... During the war | Geography Now Reaction - TEACHER PAUL REACTS 

Yes!!!!

Yes, yes, yes

А вот и нет 😜

@@elizaveta8276 , как думаете когда война в рашке началась? С заходом Русского Легиона в села Белгородской области или с дронов над мАцквой? ;)

@@user-vh2tl9bj2h оно тебе не ответит,потому что свои 15 фублей за коммент получило.

cool story

@@ghostabastard2208 it's not cool. A lot of people died here. russians committed war crimes,if you don't believe it, search on the Internet what the city looks like now.

as a ukrainian i confirm this.

@@ghostabastard2208 it's not a "cool story", it's the truth. They were bombing apartment blocks with aviation and GP bombs, targeting civilians on purpose, but ruzzia sympathisers aren't ready to hear the truth.

Same here. Was visiting friends in Vinnytsia when ruscists bombed the medical center and the club in the city center. Wasn't too far but the sound wasn't too clear through the buildings so I thought the iron roof just fell of in one of them😅 Then realized it was a bombing. Many people died that day, the building was all black and smoking when i passed it. Will also forever remember my tooth crown being put on in a dark dentistry with flashlights and a painfully slow drill, and my child sleeping in a radiology room as the safest place in the building, when they bombed electrical stations in November My cousine lived in Irpin and was lucky to escape early on the morning of the attack, but her university and all the new townhouses around her apartment were burned down and robbed. Their cat, unfortunately, was left behind for a month and got a PTSD (she hides and screams when any sound resembling planes is heard) and grey fur around its head and neck. The refugees we hosted for 3 months refused to leave the house for 2 weeks, and also screamed and fell on the floor when the plane could be heard I'm temporarily in the US, but i still hate Walmart electric carts sound, it reminds a siren. And sounds that resemble explosions also still make me alert and ready. But hey, that's the survival instinct, i guess

Много кто такое вышивал и не только в Европе.Задолго до династии Меровингов,Инки ходили в вышианках.А они ни разу не славяне.Как-то додумались.Новая Зеландия до этого дальше пошла.Татуировки на лице,руках и теле.Которые лучше паспорта.Там видно как ты жил,кого убил и сколько у тебя детей.Да она по своему уникальна.И имеет смысл.А вы её без смысла носите!Там чёко написано кто ты,откуда итак далее.Вы ж"патриоты"даже этого не знаете!И я тебе добавлю.Проводилась Украинизация.Тысячи книг издавали всех стран,у меня в библиотеке не меньше сотни на украинском.Но я не продам.Просто могу сфоткать.Люди не хотели говорить на украинском в восточных областях.Их Ленин заставил!Не лги людям.Это не хорошо.

also Chernobyl is pronounced Chornobyl

@@stylexBovdur yes :)

And Venice actually pronounced Venize in Italian if I am correct. It's a matter of language really.

@@durema9720 when ALL the languages tend to use russian name of the city - i believe it is due to the soviet influence and agenda not because of differences of the languages =) also if u are russian (which i assume cause of the name) - u are not the person to speak how Ukrainian cities should be called ok cool

@@Zoffy_UAWell duh because it's Ukrainian city therefore it's falls under Ukrainian agenda to name whatever. Names are silly exteriors and nothing else really.

@@voloshkaaa Волошка... Я знаю одну Волошку з міста Малин і у якої є знайомі з Кремінної. Цікаво це та Волошка чи ні... У мене з тією Волошкою однакове ім'я. Зараз пишу під псевдонімом.

Geroyam slava!

Heroiam slava

Чого це хрестиком? Використовуються різні техніки та різні орнаменти в залежності від регіону. Не знаєте не пишіть.

@@1nataliia2 це не головна тема відео, тому було б, можливо, зайвим писать про такі подробиці чоловіку, який не знає, що таке вишиванка і, швидше за все, має дуже приблизне уявлення про вишивку взагалі.. Хтось напише детальніше, як буде бажання)

Можна було б написати traditional Ukrainian embroided shirt

@@shwabb1 то моя англійська підкачала) Сподіваюсь, Ваш коментар прочитають.

Yeah thats true

yes. its true

This is bullshit, the red-black flag appeared long before the yellow-blue one.

Людина яка робить реакцію також і на російський контент в принципі не може підтримувати Україну. Це просто балачка для українських підписантів.

just as the ruzzians renamed other cities in their own way, like Chernihiv (Chernigov), Kyiv (Kiev), Kharkiv (Kharkov), etc.

Ooooh, wow, I thought he was still on S

What a piece. -ów is a Polish way of naming places too. -ov is Slovakian. Are they all fake?😬 Correct official names and ~the right way👊🏻~ is not the same thing. Whatever, language of mid century Rus peeps was neither Ukrainian nor Russian and sounded somewhere exactly in the middle. I swear you would not be able to pronounce a single line right on the spot in front of your king Danilo, even if your life depended on it. You don’t need cool stories to be proud and loving. Much more important if you are able to take care of your city and nature.

​@@Alexandra-dd1su 1 1. Polish did not NAME Lviv, russians did rename it. Pay attention and try to stay on point. 2. What possessed you to assume that proto-Ukrainian sounded anything like "russian" (Moscovite) and that we can't read it? You've made this silly claim with your ass, dear. Written in modern alphabet, any Ukrainian and Belarusian can read it easily and with correct, authentic pronunciation of majority of words, russian doesn't come anywhere close, even heavily modified modern "russian". 3. It has already been proven numerous times, in fact, also by a russian linguist, academic Zaliznyak, among others, that whatever little similarity Ukrainian and Russian (Moscovite) languages have, is the result of merger, not branching out. Unlike Ukrainian, "russian" has gone through ridiculous amount of reforms, but single fact remains, the deeper we go into history, the farther Moscovite govir from historical Rus. So, Danylo and I would understand each other just fine, perhaps with some help from hand-language, but a perfect understanding would be reached in no time. And by the way, for that Danylo, there would be no difference between the "russians" Moscovites and Mongol Golden Hord, because at that time they were one and the same. "Russia" began its history as a Moscovite Ulus of the Golden Horde. 4. And no, we don't need cool stories, but unlike "russians", we have them and it's OUR history.

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