This place is very mysterious and rarely shown so thank you for this video.

You can tell how cold it is by the way the snow under their boots sounds!

@KurtGAndersen

3 жыл бұрын

Correct! Good observation...👍

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

Good observation!

"What else do you want to know about Yakutia?"... Everything ❤️ 😊

Hello from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿in the Uk ❤️❤️❤️

It's great that we can have a window into your world! Greetings from the other side of the world, the United States's Heartland! Where I live it is considered the "bread basket". Thank you for this wonderful video!

@Pythoner

3 жыл бұрын

you live in the Ukraine? xD

I feel very drawn to Yakut. I hope to travel there in a few years.

@Ian-iu2tl

3 жыл бұрын

I am from Canada and we can get some cold days here in winter depending on where you are in my country. -40 C is bitter if the wind blows and can cause instant injury to the skin in the form of wind burn. If you want to got to Yakutia. Make sure you do your homework on proper dress for the cold; down filled jacket, mittens, face protection and really good boots.

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

@@Ian-iu2tl definitely. Where I live it never gets below 32 so I have no idea how negative numbers feel, I will definitely have to do my homework on proper dress for the cold if I want to go to a cold place like Yakutia.

Üdvözlettel Magyarországról, * Greetings from Hungary, *

@MonkeyDLuffy-rr3wl

3 жыл бұрын

Szia Csaba! Jó itt magyart látni. Üdvözlet tőlem is! 😇 ~Hi Csaba! It's nice to see another Hungarian here. I also give my greetings to you! 😇

@csabakoszegi8609

3 жыл бұрын

@@MonkeyDLuffy-rr3wl szia Én is örülök neked. Te ki vagy?! Tényleg ott laksz? Jakutsziába? Szivessen leveleznek veled.

I love the crunching sound of the snow! It sounds cold. In the southern U.S., the traditional New Years dish is Hoppin’ John. The main ingredient is black-eyed peas. It’s supposed to bring prosperity in the new year. It’s so good!

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

Yakutia is very magical...

What is school like? Your English is so good. Does everyone learn English? I love your videos, they're great 👍

@user-ef4bd6vw4d

3 жыл бұрын

She had majored in English. I believe working as a teacher.

I'm curious... a market visit would be nice. Like how much are vegetables there? What types can be found? I saw a pile of greens at your table. Do they grow there?

@emmaaxelson7821

3 жыл бұрын

She has one now!

@Vampybattie

3 жыл бұрын

They don't eat lot vegetable expect in summer

My friend, thank you for your dedication to share your life and culture. It is always fun to learn from you and videos are well made. We love you here in America

Another New Year is coming. Thank you for your channel.

Great, thank you for sharing.

I'm in love with Yakut 😍

Thank you so much for sharing these videos with us 🇨🇦

Hi. Thank you very much for this video. I really love to visit Yakutia.

Stroganina looks delicious! Thanks for making these videos about Yakutia. Very cool.

Oh, it seems so lovely! I love rural ways of living. I really want to experience Yakutia

Great video, thank you!

WoW!!! I really love that meal and table you have prepared. It is so beautiful. Awesome!! Happy New Year!!

Your postings really show how we are all fundamentally the same....thank you

Thank you for this video. You gave good information and nice views of your area. And you seem to be a very nice person. That is great. I would love to know more about your traditional foods, what people like your parents do for money and customs (do for fun also there). Thank you again.

Thanks for sharing.loved it

Maria, I love seeing your videos. Thank you for teaching and showing me so much about Yakutia and Yakutsk. It all fascinates me.

Please keep making video.... All are wonderful ....Very exciting.... ❤️ from India

Please keep sharing. This is excellent. I have a friend from Yakutsk and I am always eager to learn more about the place.

Much happiness to you in each new year.

This place is perfect!! I wish to come one day and i love the cold weather and the snow! I live in a very warm country...cold days are very rear by us Thanks for the video!

Thank you

Very good place but very cool

Your videos are so PLEASANT to watch, as many people are discovering...

Greetings from Orlando, Florida 👋🏽 I’m 53 and this is my first time hearing of your Republic of Yakutia. Thank You for teaching me something new 😀

Now I want to visit Yakutia someday! It looks really nice.

Very hapy to see Yakutia!!!

Appreciate your efforts. Keep it up Maria.

Thanks for you video :) Cường Trần from vietnam

Interesting video and has been nice learning about your culture - It came up randomly on my youtube so I wouldn't have heard of Yakutia unless it suggested

Your videos are very interesting. Thank you so much for sharing all this information. I like siberian lifestyle, culture and traditions a lot. Greetings from Verona, Italy.

What you're doing is very interesting, and it feels like I'm there! 👌

Thanks for video

I am very excited to know about yakutia and your videos is very informative. Thank you

Great videos Maria Keep them coming Hoping to visit this spring Happy new year

Your new year table is beautiful.. 😊

Очень интересно и необычно. Полуденный закат -- это нечто.

Love it

You have some really nice videos and thank you for shareing the beauty of your country. Looks like some very pretty country there. Again be safe and keep up your good video of your people 👍👍👍🇺🇸

Yum look at all the food!

When y'all say frozen you mean FROZEN! I think it's so cool that you guys have nature freezing your food colder than my freezer, I'm kinda jealous 😂😂

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

I know, it's not like here in California where people call 40s freezing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hi from Germany thank You for this nice Video iam very interrestet in Nativ People from the North and You give me a chance to learn more of the real life from Your people i wish You Luck Healthiness and love for the new year Javor;)!

Hello dear ....I love to watch you even for a whole day !

I like your videos so much, and i hope someday be there in Yakutia, btw Feliz año nuevo desde Mexico ;)

@pinksakuraxo6677

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. She is great

Thanks!

@LifeinYakutia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

I would like to visit the Yakut, learn from your Shamanic practises, experiences & knowledge.

Wow1 I have seen almost zero coverage of this culture, and it's interesting! Thanks for sharing!

I will go there soon ❤🌻

Hi gretings from România!!!

Interesting

I have so many questions about this place!

Hello, love your channel. You could explain or show how to make the traditional Yakutzki new year dishes. Also what hobbies you have? Share some info about your boy's school activities, maybe. Schools are not the same when its super cold, maybe less hours to attend? Also, how you and your husband met? You have a great voice, could also sing in your language. Like lullabies, or some soft music..

Thank you for this.. so interesting to watch.. i was expecting hot stew and hot soup for new year eve dinner since it was sooo cold.. 🤣

welcome back

Like it! 😘

This is a nice vlog.. ur beautyfull

Amazing dishes. Keep up the good work. Will you make an updated video this NY Eve?

One day like to visit there

Good knowledgeable video madam and your presentation is nice and simple

That frozen fish 🤣 that guy eating

My first time hearing about your place. Fascinating!!! You speak English really well. Is it part of the curriculum there in school?

@sodinc

3 жыл бұрын

I don`t live in Yakutia, but at least one foreign language is mandatory in RF.

I hope some day I visite your country I'm from the Philippines I hope more vlog to come.

I would love to know about the summer festival Yhyakh

Hi..love from india..

Here where I live, near Turin, northern Italy, fish is quite expensive because we're far from the sea or any lake, what's a thing or food common in all the world that's not so easy to find in your region? The hps lamps are helpful for growing vegetables and fruits?

From iran 👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌

It’s freezing cold, no night life it’s boring to visit but just the experience how to last in that kind of weather.

Can you show us a video on how to make these dishes? 💕thank youuu

I have wish to visit your place

I think your videos are great. I come from the north of Canada so it's fun to see what things are in common. Your Stroganina is a wonderful idea only we in the north can do -- it's like your secret sushi! What kind of fish is good to make it, should it have lots of fat like salmon or less fat like cod? How do you make it -- just clean it and freeze it, or is it salted/flavored before freezing?

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

Heey! The fatter the better 😋 the fish that we eat are called chir, omul, nelma.. all of them are caught by ice fishing and freezed immediately on the air😬🥶 then we take off scales, cut into slices and voila 😋 we eat it with salt, pepper and bread. 😌

@alexandrvasilev2865

2 жыл бұрын

Excuse me may i add some corrections? I guess the names in latin will be more useful. Nelma is Stenodus leucichthys nelma, Omul is Coregonus autumnalis, Chir is Coregonus nasus

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Are there any bookstores in Yakutie❓

Show us ur shops also in ur town

I'm slowly watching all your videos ! It's amazing to me that people can survive in such cold temperatures. How are those old style village houses constructed in order that people can stay warm ? (What kind of insulation etc).

@sandhyanagarajan

Жыл бұрын

I had that same question! It's so amazing to me that people can survive in such cold temperatures also.

Hay from indonesia😍😍

lol you look exactly like my friend.

Hı from Turkey. 🥰 ı like your videos very much and also we are relatives you know so you seems so kind to me🙂 I wonder how do you bath because There is no running water right??

What are the typical personality traits/characteristics of Sakha people? I mean things like temperament, spirit, values and so on. What kind of differences or similarities are there between Sakha people and Slavic Russians or other Asian cultures for example? Thanks for the great educational videos! :)

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How many days a year does temperature go below -40C? How long can you leave a car parked outside before you won't be able to restart? How do you deal with car problems; starting, warming up car, frozen fluids, frozen gas, frozen rubber parts including tires? When does it cool down in autumn and when does it warm up in spring?

How do you get to your parents house? Do people in village have car that must be on all winter?

so interesting to watch, i am so hooked! greetings from vienna. are there muscians from yakutia that you could name?

@alexandrvasilev2865

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, if you don't mind i will answer you. Here is some of our musicians. Classical Music: opera Nurgun Bootur (Mark Jirkov), Camerata Yakutsk, Виртуозы Якутии, Arco ARTico Ethnic music: Stepanida Borisova, Кыл Саха, Ayarkhaan Pop music: Kunney, Айыы уола, Aina Efimova, Legentey, Кэскил Баишев, Анатолий Бурнашев, Моисей Кобяков Rock: Чолбон, Айтал, 103, Happy Chuck, Here we are Electronic: Uraan Rap/Raggae: KitJah, Churapchikano bulls, Foxa, W1ld, Kakitoka, Маахта

From tom in Ireland

Are you able to see the northern lights where you live?

I heard the word "Balık" in your tongue as you were speaking, same word in anatolian turkish also means "fish" and it makes me happy to hear this :D I wanna ask if you have any chance to see northern lights in Yakutia? Yakutsk is not so far in north but in Yakutia you must be able to see, right? Maybe travel those places sometime and show us, am i asking too much? :3

@sodinc

3 жыл бұрын

Actually in russian "balyk" is salted back of fish (especially salmon), but for some reason it is now used for the smoked back of a pig as well. And I`m sure that is in russian from tatar language.

@beyzagunduz172

3 жыл бұрын

​@@sodinc oh i see...I thought they were speaking in sakha language when they were filming in home but i cannot tell if it was russian or not... And i agree, the fish dish's name is coming from some turkic language probably, not an expert tho.

@sodinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@beyzagunduz172 you were right, they were speaking sakha, mixed with some russian words, as it is usually done. I just wanted to mention that balyk is not limited to turkic languages only 🐟

@beyzagunduz172

3 жыл бұрын

@@sodinc ahh... spasibaa :D

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, balyk means fish in Sakha language :) We were talking about frozen fish that we were going to eat. We have northern lights rarely and they are not so bright in Yakutsk. To see bright lights we need to go farther to the north:)

I noticed that one of your girlfriends had lost a toe. Is this because it is very dangerous in winters for the feet? Have many Yakutians problems with freezing their toes or fingers? Is it dangerous?

Do you celebrate epiphany in January like they do in Russia? Sorry if you have answered this before-this is my first video of yours that I have watched! 💜

@alexandrvasilev2865

2 жыл бұрын

local christians do celebrate the epiphany, but they do it in warm heated tent...frostbite and all

It looks like Winnipeg Canada

Wait....the ice/water. You take it in the fall when "the bad things go down?" Is that pollution from a diamond mine? What makes it safer in the Fall?

@SantaTrofimovica

3 жыл бұрын

It is due to pure water freezing faster than contaminated with natural chemicals like salts. So in the autumn pure water separates from the contaminated water and moves to the surface of the lake to freeze, that's when people go and cut it.

what do you do for a living in Yakutsk, is that where you call your home?

@alexseyfilimonchik9069

4 жыл бұрын

Yakutia is a rich region of Russia. There they mine gold, diamonds, oil, gas and much more.

@alexseyfilimonchik9069

4 жыл бұрын

Yakutia is a rich region of Russia. There they mine gold, diamonds, oil, gas and much more.

Heck, your English is better than many in Africa & USA. What temperature is in your home in the winter?

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

+25 C :)

@angelisone

3 жыл бұрын

@@LifeinYakutia Wow, you set it that warm in the home. In Europe, they set at 15 C and USA at 22 C the most. Any warmer one will get a high heating bills.

Did you ever feel like moving to a warmer country or even by the beach Like a Caribbean island Maybe because the cold makes you uncomfortable and you don't want to wear costs and boots anymore

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, I thought about moving many times. But I can’t help myself, I keep seeing the village where I was born in my dreams, even if I am here, 80 km from there, I miss my home. I love Yakutia too much.

@silviafigueroa8813

3 жыл бұрын

@@LifeinYakutia There is no place like home Your heart is there and you belong

@krollpeter

3 жыл бұрын

The entire Siberia seems to have a kind of magic. Gorgeous landscapes.