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@ashleysiebert6612

16 күн бұрын

We in England have Gopniks, but we call them Chavs

@RogueSecret

16 күн бұрын

Many young boys and girls where in the west that have changed their gender, many of those have taken their life later on in life becuse they regreted it. Just remember that most young ones are insecure about small stuff like shoes, cloths and body, so too push young adult that is basicaly insecure about everything in their life to change their gender is not good at all.. It should at least be something they had to wait a long time to do so they get more mature in their thinking box.

@darkhorse29-yx8qh

16 күн бұрын

can you be proud of your country for once?

@darkhorse29-yx8qh

16 күн бұрын

you are cia damn. Western sponsor and everything!

@lukearts2954

16 күн бұрын

About your first point: you shouldn't feel bad about using "you" in English, because it _IS_ the polite form. There are a lot of influences, but just like Bbl and TbI are like the French _vous_ and _tu_, the _you_ is the _vous_ and the _tu_ used to be _du_ (like still in German). In Dutch, the polite form is still _U_, and how is that letter pronounced in English? Indeed: you. So despite people not realizing it, in English they actually ONLY have the polite form. To those who are going to argue that the polite form used to be "thou", I say it's wrong. _Thou_ is the _du_ I referred to, only in a more formal form, reserved for religious texts, official addresses and poetry. In Dutch that one still exists as well, as _gij_ which is the formal, religious version of _jij_ that in old times used to be more widely used in all uses of language and currently still exists in most Flemish dialects. (which is why the Dutch consider the Flemish to be so polite, while in Flanders the very same word is considered very informal and thus not polite at all)

old lady in the block: "honey that lady is dancing and speaking to herself in front of our storage unit again"

@AmericaPeace

16 күн бұрын

speaking to herself in another language.

@petrklic7064

15 күн бұрын

It is portable tin garage, not storage. Those were popular in eastern bloc.

@effexon

15 күн бұрын

west is infiltrating, report to KGB

@catsapp

15 күн бұрын

@@petrklic7064 гараж можно использовать как склад

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

​@@petrklic7064 Their absence astounds me in the West.

Everything about Nesty is funnily intelligent, brutally honest, and cute as a puppy.

@iosifarmenean494

14 күн бұрын

I agree with this one a lot

@user-ul9dv2iv9s

14 күн бұрын

Rrrrufff

You forgot the sunflower seeds in a rolled up newspaper ;)

@GingerBreadMan144

16 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@zdravkobelinski4627

16 күн бұрын

here in uk we have russian seme4ki тамбовски волк and its the best actually 😂

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

Do they still do that? I thought this snack passed away with the last century as a result of the abundance of artificial snacks in capitalism.

@d.k.barker9465

13 күн бұрын

Whut???

@brexitgreens

13 күн бұрын

@@d.k.barker9465 Your question is less clear than its subject. It's like you don't want an answer.

Russians ARE rude. And kind. And polite. Depends on the person, as everywhere in the world. Greetings from germany. :)

Starting a video on Russian stereotypes wearing a matching track suit... LEGEND.

@frustationoverloaded5976

Күн бұрын

that is good comfortable in cold weather. In India we all young folks wear them in winter, more and more older folks r wearing now as well, just cheap and reliable, u know third world problems.

I hope all Russian's stereotypes are true because I love them.

@frustationoverloaded5976

Күн бұрын

privyet comrade

there is no way the scene with the dude at the end was not staged. It was too funny to not be staged

@stary466

16 күн бұрын

It was staged. That's her fella.

@user-rh6uw3xv6r

16 күн бұрын

She made a polite translation of dude's answer while actually he said smth like "go f* yourself!" Makes me think he's not her fella 🤔

@jerseyshoredroneservices225

16 күн бұрын

Obviously...she said Please LOL

@mCblue79

16 күн бұрын

That's her incredibly handsome Russian bloke 😅

@toppjj4154

16 күн бұрын

You’ll see him in other videos. I’m jealous and I want his “Uncle Joe” tshirt !!

Russians are rude 😂 Germans: hold my beer Austrians : I failed in Arts school again.

@effexon

15 күн бұрын

slovakia wants to enter chat

@edelweiss-

15 күн бұрын

Germans are not rude. They are the same straight forward then russians.

@hanipasha8859

15 күн бұрын

@@edelweiss- yes they are but they don't like the same approach

@JacquelineHahn1

14 күн бұрын

you forget the Dutch

@donallen8414

14 күн бұрын

Only one Austrian failed in arts school several times. And then he moved to Germany...

I’ve watched your videos for a long time now becuase they’re fun, but I’m really impressed with how the athestic and production quality of your content continues to improve. You’re really good at this and have a bright future ahead of you!

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

thank you so much, growing subs motivates me a lot to improve quality of my videos, so I'm trying my best and want it to be better and better each time 😅🩷

I am here for the ACCENT!

@Chaldon-hl6yk

16 күн бұрын

razraz eto hardbaz

@AlexSwan

15 күн бұрын

Ha I was gonna say… let’s not beat around the bush here, her Russian accent is killer! Sorry Nesty, there’s a lot more going on of course but that accent is hot! 😁

@Alsayid

15 күн бұрын

I like her accent, also

@PofigeyOfigeev

4 күн бұрын

@@AlexSwan admit, your just a femboy

Dated a Russian woman for a long time , many years ago . There was some culture shock , but I got used to it . She had a strong accent like you do . She knew I liked it , and used it to her advantage sometimes , she sounded like a sexy vampire to me lol .

@gabrielbakalarz5722

14 күн бұрын

Sexy vampire 😂😂😂😂👍

2:11 "straightfoordness... straightfor... straightfrrrrwrrrrdness" haha Russian accent is too cute.

I prefer direct, here in Canada people talk around things. So when you say something direct they get offended. I worked with a Russian, she didn't hold back It wasn't malicious she had a heart of gold it just took time for her to gain trust.

@Jack_Ragnarsson

15 күн бұрын

Same! We have the same issue in the US. I prefer people being direct and blunt about what they say, even if it hurts.

@classesanytime

14 күн бұрын

The beating about the bush is an American (north, central and south) thing in general because the people tend to make decisions on an emotional basis instead of racional like most European countries do! People don't tell you things straight in your face but rather to everyone except you which many Europeans experience as sneaky or at least disrespectful! Directness like we practise in the Netherlands (masters in it) isn't rude because it doesn't involve cursing (most of times) unless you fucked up badly! You fuck up, you get a face full (it's social education to ensure you won't fuck up again which is of course in YOUR best interest)! We dutchies don't like CONFUSION and that's the reason we are so brutally direct and to the point! The ONLY thing that can kill confusion or misconception instantly is brutal directness!

I moved back to Canada recently after 30+ years abroad and let me tell you, I’m uncomfortable with the extreme smiling and over-the-top familiarity of complete strangers. ❤️🇷🇺

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

I cannot digest strangers feeling free to touch me and my belongings like their own. More common in Ireland than in England which has an emotionally colder and more reserved culture.

@geminiinc1042

11 күн бұрын

Canada has become a fake Americanized society.

@adrianred236

10 күн бұрын

​@brexitgreens My point is regarding the territory the USSR held not the brand of politics. which you will find is what the "stereotype" is really about.

@brexitgreens

10 күн бұрын

@@adrianred236 The stereotype is wrongly attached to post-Soviet countries because it is really a trait present in all of northern and eastern Europe: from Germany through Sweden to Russia. Wherever there's winter, there's cold 🥶😆.

@adrianred236

10 күн бұрын

@@brexitgreens You've lost me.

I see what you did there. That last guy was all of the Russian stereotypes in one. Well done. 😂🤣😂🤣😂

Did you notice how this playground looks like it was made by local people with materials left over from other construction projects? It seems local artists found an outlet for the talent they have by building things that looks like swans or a snowman. And finally grumpy teenage graffiti artists arrived doing the usual stuff.

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

Yea people are just doing their best to decorate playgrounds for kids ❤

@drek9k2

16 күн бұрын

@@AgentNesty Reason this is so funny, is on any international group, "creepy Russian playgrounds" is a thing. We all think it's funny (especially North Americans and Britons) because of sad soulful Russia stereotype, so after about two winters exposure everything including the cheerful happy animal made from car tires looks hauntingly bleak, demented, and demonic. Actually you know what I just realized, literally most of the enemies in Atomic Heart is just playground decoration before Russian winter, then transforms to children's playground decoration AFTER first Russian winter. kzread.infoIwzmENsXCcc like now to think about it I am actually SHOCKED at how accurate that actually is kzread.info/dash/bejne/kah5yceTorK1eLA.html it's like the Russian devs literally just sat outside their kruschova and said "hey, what if all the playground decorations came alive. And they had KGB computers inside them with malevolent machine spirits." That entire game is basically a Soviet era playground coming to life.

@petrklic7064

15 күн бұрын

It was common in eastern bloc. Local people built a lot of minor city/village infrastructure. It was called "action Z". Sometimes they built kindergardens or other smaller municipal buildings. There was also common "cooperative construction work" when were built flats or family houses. see also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subbotnik

In Greece we also use plural when we talk to elders! Thank you agent Nesty for this nice video. You look stunning, as always! 🇷🇺 ♥ 🇬🇷

@proklet4694

16 күн бұрын

Same in Serbia. Hi to our brothers!

@bvrning.phoenix

16 күн бұрын

@@proklet4694 🇷🇸 ⚡🇬🇷⚡ 🇷🇺

@dutchdelights

16 күн бұрын

I think most languages have this or had this. I ll never forget how my aunt (by marriage) told her elderly mom that, "they smelled and they should wash themselves". The contrast between the polightness to ones elders and the directness always stayed with me.

@flaviucalin

15 күн бұрын

@@proklet4694 - The last authoritarianism country in Europe?

@proklet4694

15 күн бұрын

@@flaviucalin ?

7:49 cute cat behind you walk like a spy 😂🐈

@deletedchanneI

16 күн бұрын

nope, he was hunting for spy mouse to protect comrade Nesty

@geminiinc1042

11 күн бұрын

KGB cat from Soviet times still lurks in shadows. 😼

Why does KZread keep unsubscribing me from this channel but yet fortunately still recommends it to me? Anyhoo I subscribed again thank you for helping me understand your culture better

i love this!!! AND THE ENDING LMAOOOO the stalin shirt goes hard!

@drek9k2

16 күн бұрын

Plot twist: he ordered it mailed from the USA company (where it was originally ordered to be made in China or Nepal)

Well, regarding the whole "smiling" thing, we Americans hear this from foreigners from all over the world. Apparently, we must smile a lot. I don't know why. Maybe we are just happier? A common saying here in the USA is, "If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours!"

@coreym162

16 күн бұрын

Where are you from? It's not common where I live.

@Alice-hc4qx

14 күн бұрын

@@coreym162I haven’t heard that saying either. Maybe a generational saying - but would have to be an old generation. It’s not common with millennials and newer generations. Like at all.

Sweet video Nesty! I'm an American living in Germany and Germans have a Formal language form when talking to older people or your boss at work and they tried to tell me we don't have that in English. I would argue that we do have it in English and like you said it is definitely your tone of voice and choice of words to show respect. Really liked your vlog Nesty!! Keep up the good work :)

Actually, directness is something I LOVE about Russians and Russian culture. It's so refreshing and it seems like it is almost never meant in a mean way. Love it.

Cant wait to reach 100k...keep on dreaming Nastya..hoora, keep fighting. You got this! Poka²🤗 Yusri frpm Brunei🇧🇳

Smile it keeps your enemies guessing.

straightforwardness = candor. She is very candid. She uses candor when she talks. Here is another phrase for straightforwardness; "doesn't mince words." She is very candid; she doesn't mince words. Funny phrase to someone being unexpectedly candid; "Now tell me how you really feel." Old American game show: "Smile you're on candid camera!"

@TheBelrick

16 күн бұрын

Pretty darn sure she took USD and Shekels to wage a propaganda war upon RF. I hope that the FSB have an eye on her.

@alexmashkin863

15 күн бұрын

I remember this show! I used to watch it in the 90s, translated version on Russian TV :-) Dom De Louis or something like that, wasn't it?

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

1:50 Russian вы = _you._ Russian ты = _thou._ So English speakers are even more polite than Russians: they address everyone "вы" 😆.

1:53 If it makes you feel better, "You" is actually the English equivalent of "Vy" English used to use "You" like "Vy" and then "Thou" like "Ty". But somewhere along the way when ideas of equality among people started to spread, English speakers dropped "Thou" and only used "You"

иногда кажется, что ты знаешь все стереотипы о русских, но потом понимаешь, что твое знание и понимание ситуации - это еще один стереотип

the dance intro , absollute brilliant , lmao

Nice to see you back Agent. Peace and love from Agent John in Scotland.

I personally love the way Russians, as well as those from many other countries, speak more "evenly" as you put it. I think here in the states we put so much emotion into the things we say, that it sort of takes away from the depth of situations that truly warrant a lot of emotions. I've always thought that, and I'm 44.

An English speaker from >300 years ago might be confused that the formal "you" is always used, "thou" not used in modern English.

@PofigeyOfigeev

4 күн бұрын

and this is a shame i would say

True, Russians smile when it is sincere, but rarely just to "look friendly".

Just found this channel and got addicted to the content. Keep up the good work

Hi from the US I really love your videos and I love the kind feeling you always bring, It even cheers us up over here in the US where things are ostensibly better. it reminds me so much of my sense of humour. Anyway much love from the US and I hope you get everything you want, you are a powerful dreamer after all...

Just found your channel you really speak pretty good English and you are informative and funny, beautiful also keep making the awesome videos!

I grew up in DC. I knew many Russian people who worked at the embassy and elsewhere. All really great people. Smart, classy, good family people, nice kids.

@clutteredchicagogarage2720

16 күн бұрын

Yes. Very interesting people. And the ones who worked at the embassy? They seem to be particularly interested in Americans, in our government, in what we say, in our phone calls, in our fringe political parties, in the locations of our important industries -- especially the ones engaged in defense manufacturing. You will not meet people who want to know more about what goes on in American than those who work at the Russian embassy.

@volkerhartnegg8211

16 күн бұрын

sounds like troll from leningrad.

@beachbikerun

16 күн бұрын

​@clutteredchicagogarage2720 Why watch at all ? Then scroll through the comments until you see a troll opportunity. Hilarious. no need for anyone to spy on America. America is imploding all by itself

@tancrede3086

14 күн бұрын

@@volkerhartnegg8211 Parce que tu n'en connais pas. Tous ceux que je connais sont des personnes très sympathiques. Pas comme les boches.

@Pidalin

5 күн бұрын

And they were all spies. 😀

when I spoke Russian to my wife on the phone, my American coworker laughed that I sounded like an Army sergeant - but it was my perfectly normal voice when I speak Russian LOL

In Serbia we also say "vi" to show respect not "ti"..

Pushed the like button right from the first 10 seconds. Quite some performance you did there :-)

The stereotype about "beautiful women and ugly men" is common in Albania and many other non western places too

@coreym162

16 күн бұрын

Everyone is brainwashed is the issue. Trying to compare the attractiveness of Men and Women on the same terms is like judging Summer and Winter or Night and Day the same way. Also it's all a matter of who's doing the judging? Men will automatically say "beautiful women and ugly men". If the women are saying it then, your nation is screwed. Like mine...

@ladinark1672

16 күн бұрын

This gives the women a chance to leave their countries and go to normal places.

@idontknow8299

15 күн бұрын

@@coreym162 exactly dude this thought is pushed by men for other men to believe so that they can get their women easily, btw are you also from eastern europe ?

@edstar83

14 күн бұрын

Thanks I'll go to Albania to find a wife. I don't want ugly wife.

@NCrdwlf

13 күн бұрын

In Maryland US its ugly women and good looking guys . So opposite .

The guy at the end was hilarious, nice touch.

Third comment: I dance like Nesty does every time I go to Disney World... Right outside the front gates. They never let me in. They tell me to stay away from children. I do not know why.

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

Nice story, thank u agent Mark

@mehmetcengiz3583

16 күн бұрын

do not diddle kids its no good diddling kids

@user-fh4le1pn8o

15 күн бұрын

you ARE good!😂👍 Ю А Гуд

@petrklic7064

15 күн бұрын

Morning routine: USA: yoga Russia: hardbass breakdance

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

Isn't it literally the classic Mickey Mouse dance though?

you're a casual russian and you see a girl talking to a camera behind bars 1:52 👀

Agent Nesty is a jewel, I love listening to her speak on whatever her topic of the day is and she handles situations that come at her with such grace and humor. (And nary a rudeness!) Hello from Idaho, USA 🙋‍♂😊

I love the subversiveness and the humour of your channel. Thank you.

@fedor1280

16 күн бұрын

subverseness? were

A version of the "man should not be more beautiful than a monkey"-quote is in the 1975 book "Tante Jolesch oder der Untergang des Abendlandes (Aunt Jolesch or the demise of the Occident) by the Austrian author Friedrich Torberg. The book is set in the time of the end of the Austrian monarchy and early times of the Republic. The real life "model" of "aunty Jolesch" is supposed to be a Ms. Gisela Salacz, born in 1875 in what is today Oradea/ Veľký Varadín,/Großwardein in today's Romania which then was within the Hungarian Comitat Bihar and hence within the Austro-Hungarian empire. She married a Julius Jolesch in 1893 and moved with him to Vienna. In 1938 the real person moved to Prague, whereas in the book she dies in 1932. The book is a sympathetic reminiscence to the spirit of the Austro-Hungarian empire and a lot of sarcastic comments of "Aunt Jolesch" are quoted therein. The one about monkeys and apes is "Every level of a man's beauty beyond that of a monkey is luxury". Not sure, how Torberg came to this (he didn't really have an "Aunt Jolesch"), but I assume the quote might be more widely used in Eastern European / Slavic traditions....

When I see such a playground, it reminds me of a construction site 😉I liked that guy in the end, appearing like a ghost from the past with the Stalin T-shirt. Just like a vampire, they "admire" young women with a nice, white neck 😂But then he noticed your bodyguard...

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

plot twist: he is my bodyguard

@theadvocate4698

16 күн бұрын

@@AgentNesty I knew it! Fitted too well!

I don’t think she realizes how the abnormal situation is affecting the way people perceive these mundanities right now. It’s unfortunate.

Thanks so much for creating and sharing this informative video. Great job. Keep it up.

The most funny one is the “apolitical” Russian 😂😂😂

Ah! You have a degree in journalism. That explains your video quality. Well done.

ok ur dance at the start deserves like a 30$ donation.. made my day

Thanks!

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

Thank you for your support, agent John! ❤

Always a fun time! Very cool info... :)

Hey Nestyy, I'm just a new subscriber.. I love your wittines and funny personality 😂😂😂

As always, good information.

Thanks for another brilliant instalment from planet Nesty

OMG i love that t.A.T.u song!!

I appreciate your videos keep up the hard work 💪 ❤️ and "keep on keeping on"....!

the annual alcohol consumption per person is actually quite low in Russia English or German people, for example, drink MUCH more I guess in the 90s alcoholism was a big problem, cause life was so hard and that's how many people coped

@SQSNSQ

16 күн бұрын

It was a big problem in the 1970-s and 1980-s. People had free time and money, but not much to spend it to. Plus, at the time there was a huge influx of rural people, moving into the big cities, switching from farming (hard manual labor with no fixed hours) to relatively relaxed, fixed hours jobs. Again, more money, more free time, but the old hillbilly habits. Hence huge problem with alcoholism. The problem did propagated into the 1990s, but then people going poorer, having more things to spend money at and having to work harder, the problem started to die out by early 2000-s.

@neslind1

7 күн бұрын

The drinking and driving deaths are high tho

@Pidalin

5 күн бұрын

I don't know how in Russia, but here in Czechia, a lot of people made alcohol at home and this illegal alcohol is probably not included in statistics. 😀

Agent Nesty, thanks for your videos, you do great work!

Thanks! - This video made me smile for the first time today - which is not a default response in my neck of the woods either.

I think several languages have polite and casual second-person forms; German certainly does with du and Sie. You shouldn’t worry about your English because you’ve obviously had excellent formal training and therefore express yourself better than most English speakers (especially Americans, who are unaware of the indefinite article ‘an’).

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

1:50 Russian вы = _you._ Russian ты = _thou._ So English speakers are even more polite than speakers of every other language: they address everyone "вы" 😆.

As always, your observations and explanations are brilliant, insightful ... and funny!!! in how you present them. As a Canadian who is NOT passionate about hockey ... I get it, "eh!?" Thanks for your posts. Much enjoyed.

@AgentNesty

15 күн бұрын

Many thanks! 🥰

Thanks Nesty, as usual entertaining and informative, Best wishes.

My eyes shone with excitement, I don't think any other video of yours will ever be able to surpass this beginning.🤙🤙🤙

Love your videos ! Watching from Canada ❤

Agent Nesty, keep up the great work.

"You" is technically the formal version in English, though. "Thou" used to be the informal version, but since we don't use that anymore, you can think of calling everyone "you" as being super-polite to everyone.

Great video... very informative in a amusing way :)

Nice to see you Agent 😀

Straightforward but considered rude, pretty men are considered unmanly, lots of alcohol but mostly passionate about beer, no smiling without reason... and although there are very few of them, everyone else is breaking a heavy sweat talking non stop about their "nationalists/patriots/traditionalists"... so basically Germans.

The editing and production values are insanely good.... amazing work.

Fun fact: *You* in English was originally the plural form, equivalent to Вы in Russian. But English speakers are so polite we used that form constantly and lost the singular form which is *thou* ...mostly, it is used in olde timey stuff like certain translations of the Bible. This is also why in American at least we have invented other ways of expressing you plural...you all (y'all), you guys, youse, yinns.

@dimonddust4318

16 күн бұрын

"Вы" in Russian isn't just plural..although it can be, but it is also used to show respect to a person who is older or someone you don't know very well, or authority figure. Or sometimes even if a person has achieved great heights in what they do. Ex. There is this singer in Russia, (SHAMAN) real name Yaroslav Dronov he is so famous right now everyone in Russia knows who he is, he is very respected for some songs he did on serious topics. He's 32 now, but looks about 10 years younger at about 22, and in one video there were young guys 17-20 years old and they referred to him by "Вы" because they respect him, not because he's older. He told them that it is ok to say "Ты" when referring to him, but they refused and continued to say "Вы" out of respect. Another point is that you have to obtain permission from the higher status person to drop the "Bы" or you can be in trouble with them, or you can also get scolded if you continuously use "Bы" after being told to stop several times.

@drek9k2

16 күн бұрын

What manner of unwashed hill tribes says "yinns"???

@cloudslady3400

15 күн бұрын

Ohhhhhhh broooo I read Shakespeare and he was using thou in his poems and I just couldn’t get the meaning several times…now I know what the heck that was 😭😭😭😭 Thanks a tons

@daughteroftiaran

15 күн бұрын

@@dimonddust4318 That is what “you” was also used for in old times! There's a line in Shakespeare where one character is trying to egg his friend on to pick a fight with someone else, and he instructs his friend to call the other guy “thou” a few times.

@dimonddust4318

15 күн бұрын

@@daughteroftiaran Perhaps, but since "thou" fell out of use and "you" is now used in the same manner as "thou" was, the whole air of reverence is lost, as there is no longer any distinction. Though there is still Mr.Mrs. and Miss that denotes a level of respect when addressing someone.

... love your channel - best wishes from Southern Missouri USA in the Heart of the Ozarks! 🤠👍

Germans are straight forward too and Foreigners might see it as rude, but we are very polite. It's also considered rude to say You to older People or Strangers.

Hi from UK Nesty. Loved your latest vid. You have a great sense of humour and I love your accent. It's very expessive not like the stereotype Russian tone of voice you mentioned. Keep making the great videos. I can't wait for more.

Every time I watch this channel I think oh Agent Nasty is back.

Thanks, Nesty, for the enlightening look at some Russian cultural attributes. Every culture has their own idiosyncracies that make them unique. Cherish them 👍

We have the same thing with 'You' in Italian :) Doesn't translate in English, but works exactly as in Russian (I am studying the language)

You're so funny and tough. I think you are becoming my hero.

As an Anglo-Saxon, i love Russians.

7:00 Robert Pattinson on the bottom left 😂😂😂

The tagging on the side of the slide really slaps! ❤

Thank you Nesty for a cool video.

Congratulations on the video sponsor. Ground News sponsors some very big channels 👍👍👍

Wake up, new Agent Nesty video just dropped!

I like your stuff, keep up the work.

I will never get offended when you were saying anything! We love you too much! ❤

Как Русский мужчина - я не в обиде, я MONKE

@AgentNesty

16 күн бұрын

я... я рада

Very good subject and you make it so entertaining

Especially the last part was gold.😁

I wish I lived in that apartment building in the beginning of the video and looked out the window and saw her lol.

Natasha also did a video on Russian's lack of smiling. Was interesting.

It was a good video! Thank you for that.

You gotta love our Slavic rhotic "r", especially when she says "straightforwaRRRdness". Just a comment from a phonetics lover :D Kind regards!

YOU ROCK GURLLL

Russians do not smile" - said while sitting on slide with a smiley face painted on it. Brilliant!

@brexitgreens

15 күн бұрын

It oddly supports her point: that pointless laughter is childish.

@SvetlanaVoikova

14 күн бұрын

Russians always smile and do it sincerely, but only to those they trust. Our culture does not have the habit of smiling at strangers.