Comments by "Maria S" (@marias5088) on "Путешествие с Расселом" channel.

  1. If a living room and a kitchen are not combined into one big space and if each room, including the kitchen, has doors, I think we could consider it a two-bedroom apartment. Thank you for the tour, Russell!
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  2. Евгения, какая Вы молодец, что привезли с собой мужа в Россию! Вы дома с хорошим мужем, воспитанным в уважении к женщине, который Вас очень любит. Счастья Вам и Вашей семье и здоровья всем! ❤
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  3. You sound just like a real-estate agent, Russell! I think you could sell anything because you have the ability to make people happy.
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  4. Russell, without you, Moscow will never be the same. You belong there 😆. I am just so incredibly happy you are back to Moscow! Yay!!!
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  5. The colors of the new apartment buildings match the colors of lilacs! How nice is that...
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  6. Russell, could you do a tour of a single family house in the Moscow region? Not the one with an outhouse of course but the one with all the amenities included. Thank you in advance!
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  7. Да, Расселл молодец. И главное, что наши люди реагируют (в большинстве своём) очень позитивно, что их снимают, машут рукой в ответ. Очень приятно такое наблюдать. Я не была в России более 20 лет, хотя родилась и выросла в Москве. В 90-е так никто не улыбался, как сейчас и Москва впечатляет... как же она изменилась! Аж слёзы на глазах от радости.
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  8. I love videos like that, please make some more!!!
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  9.    У Вас еще пока эйфория, но она быстро проходит. Вы еще, считай, турист в новой стране. Мало времени прошло. Меня потянуло назад через 20 с лишним лет жизни в Америке. До этого даже и не думала уезжать назад. А сейчас не знаю, смогу ли вернуться в Россию. Всё очень сложно, больные сыновья и сама болею. Живу в жо-пе мира. У меня к отцу в деревню в 3-х часах от Москвы, где он проводит лето, доставляют продукты и посылки прямо к дому, а тут живешь в городе 40 минут от даунтауна (столицы штата) в ОЧЕНЬ хорошем штате с развитой экономикой, так в пандемию (да и сейчас тоже) не могла найти магазин, который бы продукты на дом доставлял. Про домашние визиты врача и говорить не приходится, их просто тут нет. Не говорю, что город, в котором Вы живете - жо-па мира, но, если к Вам на дом не приходит доктор, если Вы заболели простудой, это примерно так и есть, извините.
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  10. I never thought it would feel like therapy to me watching someone eat at a fast-food restaurant. So calming and relaxing and the music is great too. Russell, you are a treasure.
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  11. I have no idea how you can NOT wear a coat in this bitterly cold weather! Starting to worry about your health now, Russell.
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  12. From what I've seen in other videos, these dance floors get way busier after sunset. You left when the people were just starting to gather there. I hope you and your wife can come there after dark and show us some of your moves... ha ha. 😉 In any case, you will enjoy this place even more after sunset.
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  13. Надо жить там, где есть работа, которая тебе по душе. Кому-то хорошо в Москве, кому-то на природе. Я люблю природу, как Вы.
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  14.  @Ultra-Violet  and you are not freezing in cold months? I know I would. No matter who I watch on YouTube, people are all bundled up trying to keep themselves warm. Doctors do not do house visits for regular folks. I would not want to live in GB.
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  15. Of course we want to see Yevgenia in your videos!
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  16.  @noleftturns  not only trains are of little use, but most public transportation (buses, trams, subways, etc.)
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  17. Debra, this store is not in Moscow, but in the Moscow Region. Moscow Region, generally speaking, is not as rich as Moscow itself. I can only imagine what this chain of supermarkets looks like in Moscow.
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  18.  @danilas5418  только еще больше настраивают против себя людей. Не обращайте внимания.
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  19. muffham, my dad lives in Moscow and, yes, it is much safer in Moscow than here in the USA. Want to get out of here but my older disabled son is too ill to fly.
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  20. I loved how you pronounced the word "мебель", Russell. MABEL!!! No worries, you'll get there! Thank you for another great tour of this Russian mall!
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  21.  @xzxzxz98600  yes, "in a nutshell" was incorrectly translated as "в ореховой скорлупе" but Google Translate gave me the correct translation. I am not sure if there is a way to use Google Translate on YouTube.
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  22.  @PPWRUP  люди замечают то, что они хотят замечать... Ярослав, похоже, иммигрант, и Россия, скорее всего, вызывает у него негатив. Он любопытен, следит за происходящим, но желчь свою считает нужным вылить. Могу ошибаться, но почти уверена, что права.
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  23. Thank you for your support!
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  24. Жене повезло с мужем. Воспитанный, спокойный, любит ее и согласился жить в России. О таком можно только мечтать.
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  25.  @SLG52  Wouldn't it be better if you wrote in your native language? I live in America, too. You should know that our public transport sucks. It sucks for one simple reason: by buying a car you are supporting the American economy, and NO, not everyone can afford a car in America, not to mention a single-family home. That's why there is a HUGE homelessness crisis in this country. I think Russia is doing just fine, much better than America in many ways.
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  26. I think most people would want to buy a bigger apartment, a space with 3-4 isolated (separate) rooms/bedrooms. I know it is fairly easy to find a 3-bedroom apartment in Russia but a 4 or 5 bedroom one might be hard to find.
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  27.  @TravellingwithRussell  sure!
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  28. Чем больше я смотрю такие видео и читаю комментарии, подобные Вашему, тем сильнее хочу поскорее вернуться в Россию (Москву), где не была более 20 лет. Вернуться навсегда.
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  29. Lack of options? There are at least 7-10 grocery stores within a 1 km radius from each apartment building in Moscow. We in America have never had so much choice. Of course there are much bigger grocery stores than this one and there are lots of them.
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  30. Russell, do not pay attention to the not-so-bright people. Just ignore them, or better, delete their comments.
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  31. It hurts my eyes seeing you wearing a t-shirt outside in the cold, Russell, even for 1 minute.
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  32.  @NicolasValentinScotland  Nikolay Valentinovich, enough already. Go get a job!
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  33.  @001looker  Nothing. For an American who has never been to Russia there is absolutely nothing great about Russia. However, it is wonderful for the Russians, who can enjoy a number of benefits: 1. Great transportation 2. Long maternity leave (up to 3 years, paid) 3. Lots of holidays 4. Beautiful nature and people 5. Way less stress, even at work 6. Better safety (before the SMO), even now Russia is safer comparing to Chicago, Philadelphia and Detroit 7. Amazing food quality 8. Breathtaking architecture 9. No l g b t propaganda anywhere 10. Better and cheaper healthcare (that topic I know the best as someone whose son's health was ruined by the American doctors) I am sure there is more. If I think of something else, I will let you know.
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  34.  @Ритинья-ж3м  У меня сыновья-инвалиды. Каждому нужна своя комната и нужен офис, т.к. они будут учиться/работать из дома. Поэтому, меньше 4-х изолированных комнат нам нет смысла брать, лучше 5 и это только на апрель-октябрь. В холодные месяцы мы вынуждены будем жить на юге страны, там, где редко выпадает снег. У старшего сына инвалидность по двум заболеваниям опорно-двигательной системы. Он по снегу и льду передвигаться не может. Младший - аутист, очень любит воду. Будем как-то выходить из положения. Пока ждем операции старшему и окончания учебы в университете. Он без операции даже до Москвы не долетит. Спасибо за добрые советы! Наши люди самые лучшие, самые родные. Всех Вам благ!
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  35. I'd like to see the Lada dealership, Russell.
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  36.  @TravellingwithRussell  Exactly! I enjoy seeing beautiful people and nature as well, especially this time of the year. I miss Moscow a lot 😢
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  37.  @ARCHITEKTVonDerAnderenWelt  Вы правы, но только иностранцы Ваш совет воспринимают, не как добрый собет, а как грубость, даже те, кто прожил в России уже много лет. Они такое не поймут и скорее всего, больше с Вами общаться не будут после такого совета.
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  38.  @DavidZinselmeier  You got lost and came to the wrong channel. Get out of here and find your way to the CNN/BBC and the like. Safe travels.
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  39. Happy Holidays to you as well, N G! Blessings to you and your family.
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  40.  @yoniker83  You've got a very good sense of humor, Yoni! Wishful thinking at its best! It will all be over with by next summer, if all goes as planned.
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  41.  @001looker  Of course the doctor you spoke to told you that healthcare in Russia is bad. I am sure your buddy doctor forgot to mention to you that if an ORDINARY Russian (or his kid) gets sick and unable to come to the clinic, the DOCTOR comes to his/her HOME FREE OF CHARGE and will prescribe medicine right there. Yeah, I am sure your friend did not mention something as insignificant as that. While YOU, if you get sick, but not sick enough to call the ambulance, will get to sit at either UC or ER for HOURS possibly passing out or vomiting. Sure, healthcare in Russia is cr*p. American healthcare is awesome, it just kills people by of the hundreds of thousands a year, but otherwise it is great!
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  42.  @arinaf4515  в миннeсотe лучшe чeм в NY and even California has a lot of poor neighborhoods
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  43. This is NOT a typical apartment in Russia. Even back in the Soviet times (in the 60's, 70's and 80's), nobody would get such a tiny apartment. Back then essentially all apartments were given to people free of cost.
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  44. I noticed more overweight people near the fast food places like nowhere else in this mall. I wish the Russians would come up with a healthier alternative to McDonald's.
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  45. Great suggestion!
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  46.  @TravellingwithRussell  Good to know! I have never seen an apartment like this in America where the kitchen has doors and is not combined with the living room. In Russian, we call these rooms изолированные комнаты (separate rooms, separate from other spaces in an apartment). So in this apartment, there is a bedroom in the living room, or one can say there is no living room at all in this apartment. I still liked it a lot because I grew up in a similar apartment.
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  47. I just searched online and found out that oranges are grown in Sochi, a city on the Black Sea in the Krasnodar Region, which is close to Crimea, and Dagestan which is close to Chechnya (the Muslim regions of Russia).
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  48. Russians will almost always find the way around any problem, including the sanctions.
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  49. Yet another example of Russians finding a way around a problem. 👍
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  50. Russell is very friendly and had met a lot of people before boarding the ferry while waiting in line. It is totally different than going into a bus or a subway car and saying hi. You are overreacting.
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