Real Life in The Russian Village 2023

Agent Nesty at your service! How regular Russians live in a rural Russian village after the mobilization and the tightening of sanctions - I will show you real life in Russia under sanctions in 2023 in this video.
More than a year has passed since the tightening of sanctions against Russia due to the outbreak of war in Ukraine, and also a year after the announcement of mobilization in Russia. In this video I will tell you about what real life looks like in a Russian village with the help of my family members - my beloved grandparents. Do they feel the effects of sanctions? How did they react to the mobilization? Do you trust Russian Television?
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  • @AgentNesty
    @AgentNesty7 ай бұрын

    Checkout LingoPie and omg, they even made a separate link for my subscribers! ☃learn.lingopie.com/agentnesty Lol I feel like a real blogger now 👽 I hope you learned something new from my video and liked it ❤ I think we all can cope with everything if we stay together. What are your thoughts?

  • @kallesaranpaa9168

    @kallesaranpaa9168

    7 ай бұрын

    Adorable little video! Great job! Ordinary Russian people have great heart. Greetings from Finland. :)

  • @Rayvn67

    @Rayvn67

    7 ай бұрын

    I love the idea and execution of lingopie; loved the translation of the laugh, well played!

  • @ashwan_yadav

    @ashwan_yadav

    7 ай бұрын

    You're are very cute and funny

  • @Rayvn67

    @Rayvn67

    7 ай бұрын

    Agreed, unity is a better strategy. I love what your grandmother said about saying we, not I

  • @Rolf-farmedfacts-supervisor

    @Rolf-farmedfacts-supervisor

    7 ай бұрын

    Norway here, you have the EXACT right attitude towards the important stuff. You will manage just perfectly👍👍👍

  • @TerryWilliams-wu8xc
    @TerryWilliams-wu8xc7 ай бұрын

    As a soldier who has been to war, war is just stupid, wasteful and sad. The average people all over the world want the same thing, a good job, happy healthy family and peace. I see Russian people who look and act just like people I've seen all through my life. What is wrong with us humans? We need to evolve.

  • @Thebettermartyr

    @Thebettermartyr

    7 ай бұрын

    Возьмёмся за руки, друзья, чтоб не ...по Одиночке!!!

  • @DavidGarrick1515

    @DavidGarrick1515

    7 ай бұрын

    You ask these “nice” people: do they approve of the policies of their president and do they need a war in Ukraine? Іn 80% of cases you will be unpleasantly shocked by the answer of these “nice” people

  • @frankduval3031

    @frankduval3031

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@DavidGarrick1515the ukraine and the West started this war in 2014. Learn the history of the conflict.

  • @PatCrawford5

    @PatCrawford5

    7 ай бұрын

    Preach bro.

  • @linamazurkiewicz6867

    @linamazurkiewicz6867

    7 ай бұрын

    Did you just miss this part with Z symbols everywhere? They didn't say A THING that they are a peaceful nation. Russians are pathetic and they are used to being poor, so nothing really changed in Russian villages, pure alcoholism, and Putinism.

  • @bowint400
    @bowint4006 ай бұрын

    Grandma and Grandpa Nesty are right on "If money took power over the person, there will not be truth" - thanks for sharing this. Especially these days, it's important to remember that most of us average people all over the world are just trying to live our lives and ensure some kind of viable future for our kids and grandkids. Best wishes from Germany to you and your family!

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    How sweet it was when my grandmother said how they "meet" the dead murderers-occupiers with the whole village, who were collected piece by piece in Ukraine and brought back to their homes. And how disgusting to see that ugly smile when she says that they are "for peace", while their army is destroying and bombing Ukrainian cities

  • @NelGabriel

    @NelGabriel

    Ай бұрын

    This was a great moment in the video, and a great truth about people who put money first before anything else

  • @vanfja

    @vanfja

    20 күн бұрын

    Yup your 2nd grandparents are spot on. They have real life experience. Unfortunately Nastia, you are still young and easily impressionable by all the propaganda on the internet. Take it from someone who has traveled, spoken to people all over the globe and lives in the US. Its all western propaganda.

  • @user-tf2lt6wl1l

    @user-tf2lt6wl1l

    5 күн бұрын

    ​@@vladkabanets3707 иди родину защищать, кровожадная свинья

  • @martysimmons3837
    @martysimmons38377 ай бұрын

    I'm 57 and live in rural Arkansas at the edge of the Ozarks I see so many similarities of your village culture I remember the cold war it's nice to see people from your culture they remind me of Arkansas natives we all have a lot of the same worries and wants God bless you for sharing this video

  • @Linnie___

    @Linnie___

    4 ай бұрын

    Thank you for kind words about people from video, I'm 25 years old girl who raised in a same russian village and have a same grandparents. I didn't expected such good comments. And now I see that people from many other counties have so much similaries

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    How sweet it was when my grandmother said how they "meet" the dead murderers-occupiers with the whole village, who were collected piece by piece in Ukraine and brought back to their homes. And how disgusting to see that ugly smile when she says that they are "for peace", while their army is destroying and bombing Ukrainian cities

  • @sheepbeep824

    @sheepbeep824

    2 ай бұрын

    @@vladkabanets3707Maybe I'm just seeing through rose-colored glasses but I took Grandparents words to mean that regardless of what happens, those are still "Their" boys. They mourn the loss of their children regardless of where they stand. I can personally agree. I'm anti-war and very critical of the american military as a whole, but that doesn't mean I'm happy to see a soldier die, because they're someone's loved one. I'm not happy to see anybody die on any side of a conflict.

  • @lostinspain66

    @lostinspain66

    2 ай бұрын

    Are you aware of rent prices and inflation in Western countries?... I'm forced to have 2 jobs to barely make it. It wasn't this bad 10 years ago. Young generations have a distorted vision of economics and politics... to understand these two sensitive topics you need a very open and wide-angle view of the world itself.

  • @sheepbeep824

    @sheepbeep824

    2 ай бұрын

    @@lostinspain66 What does that have to do with this video??

  • @wjcurious
    @wjcurious6 ай бұрын

    I'm Russian, but I used to live in the States for summer time. Conservative part of America and Russia has lots of values in common. It's sad that we don't know about each other. Politicians and media don't want us to know about each other.

  • @andreabrunkow9314

    @andreabrunkow9314

    5 ай бұрын

    I agree with you.

  • @victorp

    @victorp

    5 ай бұрын

    I don't know what you're talking about- my U.S. government has 0 problem with me learning about ANY country because they don't restrict my internet access like the russian/North Korean/Iranian/Chinese governments. This is literally how I'm watching the above video right now and learning.

  • @dakotaslt232001

    @dakotaslt232001

    5 ай бұрын

    @@victorp You must not understand what throttling is.

  • @victorp

    @victorp

    5 ай бұрын

    @@dakotaslt232001 I am well-aware of throttling as it relates to ISPs.. don’t get your point

  • @victorp

    @victorp

    5 ай бұрын

    @@dakotaslt232001enlighten me please

  • @ut561
    @ut5617 ай бұрын

    it's really fun to see life in a normal village. it's surprising how similar people in different countries are.

  • @JohnRidersoldoutforjesus

    @JohnRidersoldoutforjesus

    5 ай бұрын

    Why is it so surprising??? People are people. We all have the same worries and cares. We all get hungry, we all get cold, we all get hurt, we are all the same with different cultures. As long as they are not a culture that wants to destroy every other culture then I can live with that. And I can enjoy their culture and would love to learn more about it. I live in the US and I so disagree with my Federal Gov. about who our enemies are and who they are not. It is the Middle East that I worry about, not Russia. For if we were friends with Russia, nothing could come against us. Nothing!!! And Russia is a Christian country for the most part. At least they still know the difference between a man and a woman.

  • @ryanolsen294

    @ryanolsen294

    4 ай бұрын

    ⁠@@JohnRidersoldoutforjesusYou have a very negative mindset

  • @JohnRidersoldoutforjesus

    @JohnRidersoldoutforjesus

    4 ай бұрын

    @@ryanolsen294 If you got that from my post, you must be from the Middle East. Either that or a jerk off Leftie or a Muslim.

  • @interekweb

    @interekweb

    4 ай бұрын

    Russia invaded Ukraine. This is not worrying you?

  • @allexxsash8047

    @allexxsash8047

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@interekwebas you can see it's unimportant

  • @michaelp9184
    @michaelp91847 ай бұрын

    Your grandparents are wise beyond their years. They understand well how money corrupts and isn’t an absolute necessity for happiness. Before the troubles I was involved in business that brought me to both Moscow and Kiev…this current situation is heart wrenching for me as it’s like having two of your close friends involved in a huge physical fight. You can only watch helplessly from the sidelines. We all have to pray for peace and the end to,the senseless loss of youth to this horrible war. Keep up the good work. Videos such as yours bring to a large audience the humanity of people everywhere who live a happy life albeit not abundant in monetary richness. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦.

  • @KR72534

    @KR72534

    7 ай бұрын

    You are naive. Money can’t bring happiness but poverty brings crime, alcoholism, depression and despair. Alcoholism is widespread in Russia. Male life expectancy is plunging below third world levels.

  • @ozav6205

    @ozav6205

    7 ай бұрын

    @@KR72534 Our alcohol cosumption is not very big tho. It's a myth

  • @bryantint1339

    @bryantint1339

    7 ай бұрын

    Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 was pretty cool 😎.

  • @MikeOxlong-

    @MikeOxlong-

    7 ай бұрын

    @@bryantint1339Keyword: WAS.

  • @Asehpe

    @Asehpe

    7 ай бұрын

    I am in the same situation, Michael, though not for business (I married a Ukrainian). I will only add -- one of the brothers started the fight. One of the brothers just couldn't let go of the other. It's not perfectly symmetrical. Other than that... I feel your pain.

  • @brianfreeman8290
    @brianfreeman82906 ай бұрын

    You are extremely good at leading conversations into difficult subjects without being provocative.

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    How sweet it was when my grandmother said how they "meet" the dead murderers-occupiers with the whole village, who were collected piece by piece in Ukraine and brought back to their homes. And how disgusting to see that ugly smile when she says that they are "for peace", while their army is destroying and bombing Ukrainian cities

  • @lrakretor3426

    @lrakretor3426

    4 ай бұрын

    @@vladkabanets3707 shut up when you dont understand anything

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    @@lrakretor3426 seems like the only person here, who has problem with understanding reality- is you So, would you be so kindly to shut your mouth?

  • @danh9503

    @danh9503

    21 күн бұрын

    Vlad, you mean similar to how Ukrainian military kept killing Russian Ukrainians pre 2014? Oh you don't wanna talk about that though and what lead to such a conflict eh...ignorant idiot

  • @andresfelipeod6819

    @andresfelipeod6819

    15 күн бұрын

    unfortunately the people of Russia are trapped by the United States. and is not me who are saying, But the Americans Say it. this War was planned, by the United States. google interviews from people like John Mearsheimer professor of Chicago University, Jeffrey Sachs, former advisor of many eastern european countries, and professor of Columbia University, Scott Ritter former U.N. weapons inspector. he was persecuted by F.B.I. for telling the truth on 2003. and check the interview of Colonel McGregor made by Tucker Carlson last October. it says a lot. Russians have no Choice, and this War could habe been avoided many Times. but the Plan of the United States was to use Ucraine as a Battery Ram to bleed Russians. its a terrible thing, that United States cannot do anything different from War to dominate the World. and now they are so frustrated because Russia is winning the War. and there is no hope for the Poor ucranian Army,

  • @billtroester
    @billtroester7 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for making this video! I'm so glad to see that young people both here in America, and there in Russia are rising up and saying enough is enough! Watching videos like yours from Russia where the young people of your generation are making such wise choices and decisions gives me hope for the possibility of World Peace someday. I'll be turning 65 years old in a few days. I was one of the hippies in the 60s and 70s that demonstrated in the streets for world peace here in America when I was your age. But alas, our government refused to listen to us. But unfortunately the percentage of us who lobbied for world peace was just too small to make any changes. But after seeing videos such as yours, and speaking to the young people here in America, I'm confident that one day soon, hopefully within my remaining lifetime, we will actually see World Peace. Your words are as sweet to the ears as your beauty is to the eyes! Please tell your elders that I am one American that, with rare exceptions, loves all people from all countries. Thank you again and God bless you for your work!

  • @frankduval3031

    @frankduval3031

    7 ай бұрын

    The majority of Americans are hypocrites and pathological liars.

  • @bestbaza5780

    @bestbaza5780

    7 ай бұрын

    class -like, best regards,

  • @feoxorus

    @feoxorus

    6 ай бұрын

    At 60, I remember some of the 60s. I remember two main things from the evening news: body counts from Viet Nam, and the stock market - both going up. For a long time I sympathized with the hippies and the peace movement, I guess I still do to a certain extent, but I also realize that idealism has also led us to the point we are at now: where people demand student loan forgiveness for a legal contract they entered into, where squatters take over homes and live free for months or years while the rightful owner struggles to stay solvent, where the government propagandizes everything to manipulate people. I don't know the solution for the US, we're the same people inside as the Russian villagers, but we have to get our government under control and that starts with taking the financial profit out of government service.

  • @Edem-Routi

    @Edem-Routi

    6 ай бұрын

    America needs better education on the need for peace and ending hypocritical propaganda.

  • @cuervoblanco1385

    @cuervoblanco1385

    6 ай бұрын

    War propaganda exists on both sides. There is no good side here, those who are behind the politicians pulling the strings will always be bad

  • @williamkash7162
    @williamkash71627 ай бұрын

    Meeting your second grandma, I now understand where your dry sense of humor comes from. Thank you for the look at your village. And please keep posting; you have a true talent for it.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank u so much, I love making videos and soooo happy what you’re watching! 💗 yeah I have so much in common with my second grandma (her name is Tanya as well) ❤️

  • @neilreynolds3858
    @neilreynolds38587 ай бұрын

    "Village life is wonderful. Wind is blowing, wind is dry, nothing grows in the garden. Our work is useless. We want something better but only the grass grows." Love to your grandmother. We need more like her in the world. I would love to live in a Russian village if only... it was warm and my Russian wife didn't say NEVER!

  • @ozav6205

    @ozav6205

    7 ай бұрын

    You can live in the South of Russia, it's much warmer there. Like Sochi or Krasnodar for example.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    I’ll translate your words to her, thank u so much ❤️❤️ I love to show them my channel and how much love they receive from foreigners, it makes them surprised and happy 💗 And yea, I agree about south :)

  • @skycocaster

    @skycocaster

    7 ай бұрын

    Snow is lovely, and the summer is quite comfortable, like 25-30 in most parts of Russia except the south. Also in Russia you have 4 proper seasons, which is lovely.

  • @jeomirit

    @jeomirit

    7 ай бұрын

    @@skycocaster no you dont tell about weather IN Russia, this country is way too big and weather is different everywhere. Rn there's a summer in the Kavkaz part, and winter in Moscow, tho its just October

  • @skycocaster

    @skycocaster

    7 ай бұрын

    @@jeomirit I understand it was hard, but you could have read the "most parts" and "except the south". Or maybe you don't know where the Caucasus is on a Russia map.

  • @TimeToStartOver
    @TimeToStartOver6 ай бұрын

    Such an important video! ❤ Thank you! It makes me wanna cry to see what's happening in this world right now. We all want to live in peace with our loved ones. Here in Germany we have prices rising, people with low income and pensions are struggling, and a lot of propaganda going on. Greetings to the Russian people, Germans and Russians are friends! Much love from Munich / Bavaria! ✌😊❤❤

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    How sweet it was when my grandmother said how they "meet" the dead murderers-occupiers with the whole village, who were collected piece by piece in Ukraine and brought back to their homes. And how disgusting to see that ugly smile when she says that they are "for peace", while their army is destroying and bombing Ukrainian cities

  • @andresfelipeod6819

    @andresfelipeod6819

    15 күн бұрын

    yes, NATO propaganda is worse that any propaganda 20th century regimes could fabricate. But the Lies of NATO debunked when the Gaza-Strip situation happens. we do not need to talk about how shamefull Western Leaders support a Genocide, and the Normal citizens on the Streets. have de decency to be arrested by this shamefull goberments only for protest for the Right of the Paelestinian people to Live. I have a real questioning if NATO propaganda havent Lied all the Time, they lied about Irak on 2003. they lied a lot against Russia, and now, they cannot hide their own hypocritical lack of Moral about Gaza.

  • @rluker5344
    @rluker53446 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the videos. Life in a village in Russia seems similar to life in a small town in northern Wisconsin, USA. It is very rural up there and people have to be relatively quite self sufficient. My mother was raised up there and as a child she had to pick berries and fish to help feed her family. It is still similar today. Unfortunately there aren't a lot of jobs in northern Wisconsin and a lot are living off of government pensions and equivalents. I also liked how you kept in the clip of one of your grandparents that put all Americans into the same anti Russian group. That intellectual shortcut also exists with many in the USA in regards to Russians and Chinese. Of course they are wrong. If the official USA government stance is against Russia or China that doesn't mean all of the people in the USA are against the people of Russia or China or even most of them are. I blame the mainstream media because they are always writing stories in the context of "US does this, Russia does that, or China does those, when it is just some part of the government of that respective country doing those things. I also find being labeled as having the same opinion as the USA government offensive when I usually don't. Most people in the USA don't agree with the US government on most of the things that government does. It is true that the American's government has been anti Russian government. And that many have taken the intellectual shortcut handed to them by the mainstream media that all people in a country are the same as the government of that country. But your candid portrayals of everyday life in Russia present an irrefutable fact that people are people, they are not government policies. And that is likely quickly evident to nearly anyone seeing them.

  • @user-qq8kz6ej1h
    @user-qq8kz6ej1h7 ай бұрын

    Nesty we in the states have many problems that need to be dealt.we do not have enough good people like you. What a blessing an ambassador you are for hope . Stay well. God bless . From Texas, USA.

  • @AndresAlfaroAtonal

    @AndresAlfaroAtonal

    7 ай бұрын

    Texas USA? Texas-Mexico is the real name

  • @hershellacey9405

    @hershellacey9405

    7 ай бұрын

    We always welcome good people to the U.S.

  • @christihiatt3459
    @christihiatt34597 ай бұрын

    Thank you for this candid and genuine display of humanity, in the style of the Russian country girl, or village girl everyone in America could see Russia and Russians as you and some other channels present, with truth, all animosity in both sides would soon shrivel to nothing. Thank you so much, Agent!

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank u so much, your words warm my heart 🥹❤️

  • @slowmorbius8805

    @slowmorbius8805

    7 ай бұрын

    This animosity has not faded for 78 years and is unlikely to fade away someday

  • @linamazurkiewicz6867

    @linamazurkiewicz6867

    7 ай бұрын

    Did you just miss this part with Z symbols everywhere? They didn't say A THING that they are a peaceful nation. Russians are pathetic and they are used to being poor, so nothing really changed in Russian villages, pure alcoholism, and Putinism. Like just hear this couple when they say that they would go to war if they weren't old. I don't understand you, are all blind here in the comments? Or you just lived among monsters with this mindset and it's ok for you to kill other nations? Dude they are brainwashed and nothing can help them except for denazification which was applied to Germany. Otherwise, Russians will always pose a threat to humanity and you'll regret your naivety.

  • @LucaShutz
    @LucaShutz7 ай бұрын

    I love your family's sense of collectivism and care for others, they are kind souls who face hardships like it's no big deal and carry on. Love from Italy!

  • @VL1975

    @VL1975

    5 ай бұрын

    Is it collectivism or rugged individualism?

  • @Mlogan11
    @Mlogan116 ай бұрын

    It's always good to remind ourselves that the difficulties different countries have with each other primarily lies with the governments and those in charged rather than the civilians, who just want to have a peaceful life free of stress and scarcity. You did a great job learning English on your own. You also have a pleasing accent.

  • @ScottyRules33
    @ScottyRules337 ай бұрын

    You speak of difficult conversations with your grandparents. It's a time of reflection. How far have we as a society gone down. Rising costs are everywhere and it doesn't make life easier. I'm sorry that life due to the sanctions have made is even worse. The Russian people have suffered for many generations. It's depressing. The ending was important to hear. The news tells us to hate and live in fear. We should not spread hate and fear. We need more understanding and love. That's how the world improves. Thank you, Nesty. I enjoy your content - greetings from USA!

  • @tanyoivanov-personal
    @tanyoivanov-personal7 ай бұрын

    Great family agent Nasty. Even if we go to a very developed place we realize that this is everything and nothing material can keep us there. Then we return and appreciate it even more.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    I agree 100%! I feel myself the most safe, needed and loved in my hometown village with my family 🫶🏻

  • @tanyoivanov-personal

    @tanyoivanov-personal

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AgentNesty 💐💐💐💯💯💯

  • @re-tire985

    @re-tire985

    7 ай бұрын

    She supports the invasion, she pays taxes in Russia.

  • @George-wk7et

    @George-wk7et

    7 ай бұрын

    Правильно говорит твоя жена и тьі, любезнейший вьіплёвьівай из себя благодушное благолепие!Пора начинать прозревать и , наконец умнеть... С уважением.

  • @dalewilliams9535
    @dalewilliams95356 ай бұрын

    Thank you so very much for this video it's very hard to find the truth about Russia these days I live in America and I love my country very very much but the sanctions that we imposed on you guys are affecting us way worse than they're affecting you and that's so unfortunate our food prices over the last year have doubled and even tripled on some things there is no manufacturing of goods here in America anymore almost all of our goods come from China my grandfather worked in the factory for 30 years and he only receives $1000 a month for his retirement while the people down the street just built a house and are not even American citizens and each one gets $2400 a month and doesn't even work and gets free healthcare and free food and free everything there are men playing in women's sports and some think that men can even have children now I'm so sorry about what's happening to your young men and it's entirely our fault about what's happening in Ukraine we put zelenski in there trained and equipped his army and made them feel invincible and now there's over 500,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers and a million civilians dead 10s of thousands of young men with no arms and legs and now you can't even leave your house without worrying about being shot by somebody our police forces are almost empty we've gotten rid of most of our police and now crime is absolutely out of control we don't have the Russian soul here we used to call it patriotism but now you can't find a single American who's happy with living here anymore the only people that are happy are people that have jumped the border recently and now get everything for free I know it's very difficult for you to find real information on the West over there it's the same here it's videos like these that really help me to understand how good the Russian people are no one cares about our country and our people anymore and it's only going to get worse our news lies to us more than the Soviets ever did the propaganda is absolutely out of control and everyone is divided

  • @internationalminesrescuebo7408
    @internationalminesrescuebo74083 ай бұрын

    Hi, I am Canadian and watched your video. It gave me a new perspective on life in rural Russia. I visited western Russia (large cities) several years ago and found that life was similar to any large city. I sense that rural Russians are unable to obtain current news and decide what is true and what is not. You are doing a fabulous job of educating people. Keep up the good work and stay safe....

  • @AlexandrIvanickii

    @AlexandrIvanickii

    Ай бұрын

    интернет есть везде.Даже в самой отдалённой деревне где 5 домов на ближайшие 200 километров.я был практически везде в России. поверьте, люди имеют доступ ко всем источникам информации.

  • @SvetlanaVoikova

    @SvetlanaVoikova

    21 күн бұрын

    Why did you decide that rural Russians are not aware of what is happening in big cities? We are aware of everything anywhere in our country. And everyone chooses how to live. For example, I live in a metropolis, and I’m very tired, I want to go to the village, where there is peace and quiet :)

  • @sameerkaiwartya3962
    @sameerkaiwartya39627 ай бұрын

    I'm from India I really love the similarity in Indian and Russian village , one more thing you're really adorable ❤

  • @ind.alokraj

    @ind.alokraj

    7 ай бұрын

    I don't know what similarities are you talking about? Indian villages are very unhygienic and people's are very greedy and rude.

  • @andresfelipeod6819

    @andresfelipeod6819

    15 күн бұрын

    except for the Heat, may be.

  • @chrisharris996
    @chrisharris9967 ай бұрын

    It is always a great day when you post a new video. Thank you so much Nesty, and I wish you a lovely weekend.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for watching 🥰 it’s everything for me! ❤️

  • @NCrdwlf
    @NCrdwlf3 ай бұрын

    Just love your content and the surroundings . Such a focus on home and family .

  • @paultoensing3126
    @paultoensing31267 ай бұрын

    You created a wonderful video! It really showed the stress and beauty of your lives. Nesty, you’re a gifted communicator and able to paint such depth and humanity. Thanks for giving us all the multi dimensional view of your family, village and the frames of reference. I sense you’re actually a global citizen at heart and an ambassador and liaison for many people everywhere. Also, you’re really smart and adorable. I’m subscribing. Well done!

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Oh, thank u so much, your words almost made me cry 😂 Thank u for watching and saying that ❤️

  • @MrDac0964

    @MrDac0964

    7 ай бұрын

    New subscriber here, i just discovered your channel and this content is really interesting and enlightening in giving an inside look at life inside russia, what real life is and how people perceive this war. Would be interesting to hear too what people in the city think as i assume they have more access to outside news not just russian news.

  • @user-dr7bx3uo6z

    @user-dr7bx3uo6z

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@AgentNesty You are a wonderful person and very positive about your life. I really like Russian culture and history. You are so intelligent too and you are sincere. I live in Maryland, USA but to me people are the same everywhere. Yes language is a barrier but it can be overcome. God bless you Nesty.

  • @oldjunkvet

    @oldjunkvet

    7 ай бұрын

    That all sounds real, cute and sweet but what the hell is a “global Citizen”?! There is no such thing, and God forbid there ever is! I cannot believe people so foolish to think, breaking down national barriers and boundaries, and doing away with national government would ever be a good idea! Talk about a recipe for Tierney that will never end ruled by a government that doesn’t even represent you I mean what kind of foolish nonsense is that?

  • @user-oq4uj9vf6j

    @user-oq4uj9vf6j

    6 ай бұрын

    @@MrDac0964 Внешние новости лживы: работает западная геббельс-машина. Впрочем, есть и на Западе честные люди (Такер Карлсон, Ассанж, Алина Липп и др.) -- но они подвергаются гонениям.

  • @trevorjohnson5213
    @trevorjohnson52135 ай бұрын

    Agent Nesty, I just wanted to express my appreciation for your videos and insights on Russian life and the differing opinions that exist. I also admire your ability to set aside your personal feelings and respect your family's individual beliefs, even when you feel strongly about certain issues. Keep up the great work!

  • @vladkabanets3707

    @vladkabanets3707

    4 ай бұрын

    How sweet it was when my grandmother said how they "meet" the dead murderers-occupiers with the whole village, who were collected piece by piece in Ukraine and brought back to their homes. And how disgusting to see that ugly smile when she says that they are "for peace", while their army is destroying and bombing Ukrainian cities

  • @trevorjohnson5213

    @trevorjohnson5213

    4 ай бұрын

    @@vladkabanets3707 I'm sorry you feel that way, Vlad. I appreciate the culture and history of the Russian people, not their government's atrocities. I hope you find peace in your life.

  • @fosterkennel649
    @fosterkennel6493 ай бұрын

    Wonderful video young lady. Blessings to you and yours coming at you from the mountains of Southern Oregon.

  • @verecion
    @verecion7 ай бұрын

    Definitely on track for 1 million subs. Original, funny and professional content. A stand out Russian content creator. Keep up the good work!

  • @jooch_exe
    @jooch_exe7 ай бұрын

    You have a good point. Being able to understand English and having access to the Internet is invaluable in today's world. Hope you're able to continue uploading content like this, it is brave to balance on this edge.

  • @grumpyoldrecluse1295
    @grumpyoldrecluse12952 ай бұрын

    I enjoyed your video very much. Thank you for making it. I also signed up for Lingopie using your provided link. Thanks for that too!

  • @erkhardtify
    @erkhardtify2 ай бұрын

    Love this video, its nice to see how normal people are doing! Great job Nesty.

  • @pascallubben1168
    @pascallubben11687 ай бұрын

    Outstanding! I learned something, I was entertained and as usual in awe of your filming style and presentation. Cant wait for the next one! Prices here in Holland have also risen. Your family is awesome and very wise.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    6 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found my video informative and entertaining ❤️ Take care and stay warm ☃️

  • @mark-ish

    @mark-ish

    10 күн бұрын

    ​@@AgentNestyI am really impressed by your efforts, as well as your confidende in front of the camera, well done. Your fluent english is excellent. Subscribed.

  • @dklipper9939
    @dklipper99397 ай бұрын

    I happened to stumble upon your channel and really enjoy the small village and family content. You are so fortunate to have your family in your daily life. I’m Canadian but spent 4 1/2 years working in Russia (Komi Republic) in the early 90’s, and a another 5 years in Kazakhstan. It was during this time where I really came to love the cultural wealth and character of the Russian people. Keep up the good work with your channel!

  • @aj_2W0
    @aj_2W04 ай бұрын

    Great video as usual! Stay strong and I hope this situation is over soon and sanctions get lifted.

  • @Tom-jj6ii
    @Tom-jj6ii7 ай бұрын

    Dear Nastya - what a channel !! Thank you for your content and your sense of humor ! ;-) You've just got another fan/subscriber 🙂 Good luck and greetings !

  • @charliepowerscalifornia8974
    @charliepowerscalifornia89747 ай бұрын

    Thanks, Agent Nesty! I have met and worked with many Russian people and I agree that we are all basically the same.

  • @user-qf6tf9sj2t

    @user-qf6tf9sj2t

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank you, mister! Thanks a lot! God bless you!

  • @acac8293

    @acac8293

    7 ай бұрын

    Give your money to the children in ua No to this silly orc

  • @maxim2543

    @maxim2543

    7 ай бұрын

    @@acac8293 typical ukrainian mindset

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Omg, thank you so much! 😳 Your support means so much for me. And yes, I so am glad that I know many people from other countries and most of us just want peace and happiness. ❤️

  • @purevjavterbish33

    @purevjavterbish33

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@AgentNestyя из Монголии,русские-великий народ!создали могущественную державу СССР,развивали союзные республики,победили фашизм,защитили Монголию.Русские девушки красивые,мужчины хорошие воины.Желаю вашей семье и стране всего хорошего.

  • @Electrowave
    @Electrowave7 ай бұрын

    Thank you for another great video. I love to hear how people live in other countries. Here in Wales, UK, the salaries are also a lot lower in the villages than in the cities, prices are rising rapidly without an increase in income. That seems to be a world wide problem at the moment. I agree that most people just want to get on with each other and have a happy life for their families. It's a few very greedy and powerful people who cause all the problems. Congratulations on your new sponsor 🙂

  • @GySgtRay
    @GySgtRay6 ай бұрын

    What a wonderful video of your Village and your wonderful family. Your English is absolutely perfect! I have subscribed to your channel to see more of your content. I truly look forward to more of your videos! All my best to you and yours from here in Georgia USA.

  • @inscrutianaII
    @inscrutianaII6 ай бұрын

    You're having a great time on your way to 1M subscribers. So pleased that the algorithm suggested you. ... "They" don't put money in the front, "they" put money in the front & channels like this on a platform like this help us all to tend to the weeding.

  • @TheSksexton
    @TheSksexton7 ай бұрын

    Your grandparents remind me a lot of my own. Just down to earth, simple people who want a quiet, peaceful life. My favorite kind. Appreciate them and spend as much time with them as you can, because i can guarantee that someday youll wish for just one more conversation, or one more of their stories from childhood, or one more specific meal.

  • @MCD-pn9ri
    @MCD-pn9ri7 ай бұрын

    Please keep making videos. I am from California and we here need to see more about life in Russia. Your willingness to share your life helps humanize us all.

  • @rebekahb5275
    @rebekahb52755 ай бұрын

    wow your videos are so raw, real and well done 👍 keep up the content this is amazing. love from Washington DC❤

  • @lucasNZL
    @lucasNZL6 ай бұрын

    Thank you for showing us life in a Russian village, it's very peaceful, love from New Zealand 🇳🇿 ❤️

  • @martinbebow9190
    @martinbebow91907 ай бұрын

    Love your accent and sense of humor in difficult circumstances. Keep making your videos.

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    7 ай бұрын

    Thank u so much for kind words!❤️

  • @martinbebow9190

    @martinbebow9190

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@AgentNestynot kind but understanding. I hope I can understand your situation

  • @re-tire985

    @re-tire985

    7 ай бұрын

    She supports the invasion, she pays taxes in Russia.

  • @epicmissadventureiii423

    @epicmissadventureiii423

    7 ай бұрын

    @@martinbebow9190 are you trying to propose something to her?

  • @martinbebow9190

    @martinbebow9190

    7 ай бұрын

    @@epicmissadventureiii423 I think I was trying to say we are all in the same boat. At least she doesn't have to deal with the woke craziness of the West. Will the West survive it??

  • @priyalji
    @priyalji7 ай бұрын

    Hi there! I hardly ever comment on videos but felt like I had to on this one. You're a breath of fresh air and have a lot of charisma! love seeing these rural images and interviews with elderly. So much respect for them that they're so self sufficient & resilient! your english is amazing having only learned it from youtube & internet. Keep up the great work and thank you for this video. Regards from Malaysia.

  • @renatoapostol8057
    @renatoapostol80576 ай бұрын

    ITS NICE TO SEE/FEEL DISTANT SOCIALLY / FRIENDLY PLACES

  • @samedwards6683
    @samedwards66836 ай бұрын

    Thanks so much for recording and sharing this informative video. It was great to hear from the older village people. I am sure that their attitude is typical. It is much similar to the attitude of village people all over the world. Sadness. I hope for peace and freedom for everyone. Keep up the good work.

  • @abirbo
    @abirbo7 ай бұрын

    Lovely vlog Nesty. Very deep, meaningful and insightful observations from your grandparents. Loving this series. You are a really nice and warm-hearted person. Love from India.

  • @stevepool8034
    @stevepool80347 ай бұрын

    Outstanding video, Nesty. So touching to see how your family lives the village life. They are strong and brave people. My heart goes out to them and to all the young people who have been called to the war, which like you I do not believe should be happening. I pray that it ends soon for those young people and for you and your travels.

  • @mvd944l
    @mvd944l6 ай бұрын

    Very nice video, my wife and I wanted to travel across Russia by motorcycle and had our Visa's 6 weeks before were due to leave Scotland we had to cancel because Covid hit, we had saved a long time for this 6 Month trip and now with the crazy war its very difficult. Prices have gone up in the UK as well, crazy, all politicians blame Covid, The war In Ukraine, now the problems in the middle east. People are the same the world over as you say, I just wish the polititians would grow up and leave us alone. Keep the channel going, I'm impressed

  • @charityhodges1
    @charityhodges13 ай бұрын

    Great video! And your English is sooooo impressive!!! I need to try that app! Thank you, sending you big hugs! 🤗🥰

  • @joetuktyyuktuk8635
    @joetuktyyuktuk86357 ай бұрын

    Agent Nesty has sponsors now! Isn't it amazing? You have put alot of work into growing your audience and I congratulate you. Thankyou for insights into small village life.

  • @andria.k
    @andria.k7 ай бұрын

    Dear Nesty, this is an amazing video. I really admire your work and your humour 😉 it's extremely interesting to learn about life in the Russian countryside under these or any circumstances, because like you very wisely said people there are self-efficient and in my opinion, that quality of life is something we should protect (along with all human lives of course) and never look down upon. Thank you always, keep making lovely videos and take care❤

  • @pearlstar1427
    @pearlstar14276 ай бұрын

    This is the first video from your channel that I watch. I was listening to a Russian song, my marmelade, that went viral on instagram and the language sounds so beautiful. I thought I'd check out volgs from Russia and I'm happy I did! Btw you're funny and I subscribed!

  • @omfglongbeach
    @omfglongbeach6 ай бұрын

    I'm a new fan of yours and I think I will be watching all of your videos!

  • @barlowtwin
    @barlowtwin7 ай бұрын

    Liked all the videos about villages on your channel. The grandparents are satisfied with life and whatever little resources they have to get by in life. Channel is growing steadily. Cheers 🎉

  • @nhala04
    @nhala047 ай бұрын

    Yes! We all agree on three of the most important thing in everyone's lives... is Peace... Love... Respect!❤

  • @carbonEYE007
    @carbonEYE0076 ай бұрын

    A well put together documentary young lady. Great job

  • @markedid5818
    @markedid5818Ай бұрын

    Ahhh thank you for the lingo pie ad. I learned a little Russian years ago (very little) and was thinking of learning more, this would be a big help. The older courses were too formal based like, "Hello Mrs Petrov, How are doing today" Nobody talks like that to ecother in everyday life.

  • @STECKEDDECK
    @STECKEDDECK7 ай бұрын

    I really admire that your grandparents still grow their own food and vegetables. Mine did too, but this tradition got lost after their generation. Even though people nowadays are too lazy to do that, but it is so helpful in hard times and will save a lot of money. But in general, its always shocking to see how much the countryside differs from the life in the cities like St. Petersburg or Moscow. its like entering a different world.

  • @sosa_boss

    @sosa_boss

    7 ай бұрын

    Moscow and St. Petersburg are the capitals of Russia. Life is quite different in these cities. It is not for nothing that most Russian people separate life in these two cities from life in the rest of Russia. It is radically different. In most cases, people who do not live in cities with a population of more than 1,000,000 people have a poor lifestyle. Sometimes, they can't even afford basic needs. For example, medicine. Pensioners are used to this kind of life, so they perceive their situation as absolutely normal. But almost all of them barely make ends meet. That is why even very old people plant potatoes in the spring. This helps them save some money during the winter. And that is very sad.

  • @juliap.5375

    @juliap.5375

    7 ай бұрын

    ⁠@@sosa_boss You wrote some nonsense! 😂 1. I studied in Moscow and lived in several different cities, life is different everywhere, but not radically. I bet you lived in less cities than I and even can’t compare 😂 You even don’t know, that both Moscow and Saint-Petersburg is not the most expensive cities in Russia. And not with highest salaries. North and Far East is most expensive and richest cities. 2. Medicine in Russia is free and regular people can afford for self medical level far above than regular people in rest world. If compare with western countries, it is level which have only upper middle class (minority). And you are mad, medicine _never_ represent basic needs, whole history of humankind it luxury, only communists proposed conception of so-called “medicine for mass”. Epidemic in 2020 perfectly demonstrated for comparison how in Western countries medicine is unavailable for regular people, in huge cities, like Chicago, there are less boxes/beds than even in small Russian towns 😂 You are like alien. Do you traveled? Do you know that in Latin America exist a lot of hospitals specially for US citizens because majority can’t afford for self medicine in US? Do you know that in Russia exist tourism for medical help, each year millions people came to Russia to get high quality and cheap medical help. For Russians it is just free. 3. You talk nonsense about potatoes 😂 I just opened online market (22 Oct 2023), 1 kg of potatoes in Moscow (one of the most expensive city) is ₽15. It means on average pension it is possibly to buy 1,2 ton of potatoes. With spouse it is already 2,4 tons of potatoes each month! Do you understand what nonsense you talk? 😂😂😂 Potatoes cost nothing and it is impossibly to save money when you growing potatoes at all. People plant misc stuff just for fun.

  • @user-ci6tj4zx3u

    @user-ci6tj4zx3u

    7 ай бұрын

    @@sosa_bossочень интересно было прочитать вашу речь, находясь в городе 700000 тысяч населения и за пару тысяч км от Москвы! Настолько тут все плохо, что пишу вам сообщение сюда и отправляю почтовым голубем, так плохо с медициной, что пенсионеры получают бесплатно квадротерапию при хсн, общей стоимостью более 10 тысяч в месяц, это я пишу только о том с чем столкнулась моя семья. Так все ужасно, что я купила в пригороде дом (дачу) и весь участок засеяли газоном, посадив лишь немного зелени! Так усе ужасно, что прямо сейчас за окном 0 градусов, а у меня форточки открыты. Так тут все плохо 🤣

  • @sosa_boss

    @sosa_boss

    7 ай бұрын

    @@user-ci6tj4zx3u так и? Как это отменяет тот факт, что проблемы существуют? Или, если вы сказали, что у вас их нет, значит их ни у кого нет? Я же не сказал в "своей речи", что все люди так живут, я лишь указал на то, что показанные в видео кадры реальны и отражают жизнь довольно большой части россиян. Если бы все было хорошо, люди бы не уезжали лечить болезни по типу рака за границу, конечно, при наличии денег. Сейчас даже цены на стоматологические услуги возрастут из-за того, что банально нет качественной замены импортным товарам. Но опять же, сколько людей, столько и мнений, это так или иначе ни к чему не приведет. Каждый останется при своем, так что доказывать нам друг другу нечего)

  • @user-ny2dx7lz3s

    @user-ny2dx7lz3s

    7 ай бұрын

    ​@@sosa_bossВ России очень много городов где населения миллион. То что может себе позволить сельский житель России не все могут позволить себе в США именно поэтому в США так много бездомных граждан. В деревнях России это прежде всего независимость и автономность мало приходится тратить деньги. Если у вас своя скважина то у вас бесплатная вода если у вас газ то это очень дешовое топливо свой огород и домашняя скотина вас обеспечить хорошей бесплатной едой,а налог раз в год за ЗЕМЛЮ просто смешной

  • @gregbromberg5427
    @gregbromberg54277 ай бұрын

    This is a great installment. Having difficult conversations with family/friends is stressful (be it around social or political or religious topics), and I have come to the conclusion that I can’t allow how I feel cloud my love for my family, who are each unique in their alternative views. Furthermore, I have also concluded that I will never change anyone’s opinions nor will they be able to change my opinions. So, we trudge ahead and try to simply enjoy this fast-moving thing we call life.

  • @SteveWithers

    @SteveWithers

    7 ай бұрын

    It’s sad when verifiable facts can’t change some people’s opinions. They are telling you they can’t be trusted to think straight. Listen to them.

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    @bibekjung7404

    7 ай бұрын

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  • @loveflow1
    @loveflow16 ай бұрын

    Great video! Keep up the good work!

  • @maryaurelia2713
    @maryaurelia27135 ай бұрын

    This is fascinating. Thanks so much for sharing.

  • @rsilva43
    @rsilva437 ай бұрын

    This was a great video and I have so much respect for you and your grandparents. Channels like yours are so important. They allow us to know ordinary people without the filter of the State and Corporate messaging apparatus. I hope you continue and wish you best of luck.

  • @jsanint77
    @jsanint777 ай бұрын

    I always enjoy your videos. You always come up with these witty comments and have a very good sense of humor. It's also very smart to express your opinions while not saying them. Great job !

  • @Deadpool-uk2vq
    @Deadpool-uk2vq7 ай бұрын

    I just love it how you use funny text while interviewing someone as if they are thinking those things in their mind.

  • @Fandangodoodles
    @Fandangodoodles4 ай бұрын

    Very insightful and I love the down to earth approach of real life. Stellar video!

  • @xephiosgg
    @xephiosgg7 ай бұрын

    Hey there, thanks for giving us an insight on the current situation. I hope things get better soon :) Wishing you the best from Germany ✌

  • @yatzyart
    @yatzyart7 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your insights into life in a little Russian village

  • @hemawa
    @hemawa5 ай бұрын

    Thank You so much for this video. 🤗✨

  • @gregcapella5941
    @gregcapella59417 ай бұрын

    A viewer from America: Anastasia, you have plenty of natural charm.

  • @honourandtradition8078
    @honourandtradition80787 ай бұрын

    Coming from someone who served in the military as a Lieutenant I can say that all armies generally recruit from rural regions. Rural people are more used to dealing with the elements like rain, mud, cold as they live simpler lives so the lack of comfort of the front will not affect their morale as much as they are much more stoic than city people. Another point is pure economic reasons, because city people are usually more educated so their GDP per capita output is disproportionately larger for the economy, for example, a doctor or an engineer takes at least 5 years to be trained and millions in school infrastructure investment if they are killed at the front the long term blow is very hard. This is a lesson Russia learned in the 90s when most of their educated population fled to the west during the crisis after the fall of the soviet union (something that was made by design by the Americans) this is pretty much why educated people when drafted will become officers and not grunts.

  • @neilreynolds3858

    @neilreynolds3858

    7 ай бұрын

    True, but educated people from cities make the worst officers when they gain rank. The people in the Pentagon have almost never spent any time in the ranks where they were being shot at. You can't learn what war is like in school or in training or in map exercises - you have to see the Elephant yourself. Gen. Milley managed to get a CIB while serving as a staff weenie in an infantry brigade. If he deserves that, I deserve wings for being in an airborne division.

  • @honourandtradition8078

    @honourandtradition8078

    7 ай бұрын

    @@neilreynolds3858 I wouldn't be so decisive in my words as military theory is needed just as much as real experience is needed but generally speaking you are correct. This is what makes the Wagner Group so efficient btw, all the officers came from the bottom so to speak. The army must always be meritocratic and political promotions should be forbidden.

  • @-Egor-
    @-Egor-7 ай бұрын

    All of us ordinary people definitely need to communicate and interact with each other more. And learn the culture of all our countries. So that ordinary people never have disagreements and this is very important. Greetings from Russia, Moscow, and peace to all of us.

  • @Snootered
    @Snootered6 ай бұрын

    Thanks! I loved this video and the others I have watched. They are beautifully made and very genuine. Good luck with your future films, I predict a great future for you. Thank you ❤

  • @AgentNesty

    @AgentNesty

    6 ай бұрын

    I really appreciate your kind words, thank you so much! ❤️🥺❤️

  • @claudianaujoks2316
    @claudianaujoks23165 ай бұрын

    You are quite courageous to ask your grandparents risky questions. I hope you are able to continue your work.

  • @drvoxmentat
    @drvoxmentat7 ай бұрын

    Wonderful video, Agent Nesty. Our governments and corporations indeed get in the way of our ultimate pursuits, to live in peace and be happy. I loved the way you interspersed the animals in with the interview footage. Pets are a universal symbol of our capacity for unconditional love and caring as humans. If only we could extend that to each other, right?

  • @re-tire985

    @re-tire985

    7 ай бұрын

    She supports the invasion, she pays taxes in Russia.

  • @MikeOxlong-

    @MikeOxlong-

    7 ай бұрын

    Very true!

  • @meursaultscourtroom8886
    @meursaultscourtroom88867 ай бұрын

    Much like here in the states many older people have a hard time differentiating between what they are told and what is happening. I'm glad you continue to ask the questions, that is in itself important. By the way, that puppy? Too cute!

  • @jeffking9202
    @jeffking92026 ай бұрын

    This was very well done, and very useful, Agent Nesty; thank you

  • @eriksalmon
    @eriksalmon6 ай бұрын

    Thank you for letting us see into your and your family's lives. Every country has propaganda and misinformation; however, we must first see each other as people. I was in the army stationed in Germany before the Berlin Wall came down. The training was always geared toward fighting the Soviet Army. Then Iraq invaded Kuwait, and I fought in the desert, not in Europe. I do not think governments really represent their people, yet it's the people who get sacrificed in war.

  • @user-ux4rb9tu1g
    @user-ux4rb9tu1g7 ай бұрын

    You ❤ are soo brave and authentic by asking the older generation of family about the various issues in the village during a time of war. Much respect 🙏 ❤ to you 👏 🙌. Love your videos of village life ❤️. Keep up your great content 👍.

  • @raynorthedge5722

    @raynorthedge5722

    6 ай бұрын

    you cant say WAR it is a military operation so putler says

  • @MikeOxlong-
    @MikeOxlong-7 ай бұрын

    I’ll be honest - besides enjoying your vlogs for the effort you put into them and the “humanity” you bring to the world through your own experiences and life, for what must be the very first time I didn’t get annoyed with or chose to skip through the part of a video where you (the channel owner/operator) made an advertisement for your sponsor! Surprisingly, the service and company providing it seem to have come up with a legitimately great idea!! And I think the app would actually help people who are trying to learn a new language! Everywhere I’ve ever been and everyone I’ve ever spoken with (who’s not from a native English speaking country) who has learned the English language outside of a formal setting, has told me they’ve done so with the help of watching either movies (for older people) or KZread (for today’s generation)… Definitely an interesting (and unique) idea these guys came up with… Cheers. ✌️

  • @higgy7762

    @higgy7762

    7 ай бұрын

    yeah, watched some YT vids about medicine, now I consider myself of being capable to do heart transplants ... movies and YT may help to train the 'ear' - but how do you learn correct grammar or writing by YT? We already see the outcome of 'learning by google translate': (young) people en masse apply (literally 'translated') words that are non-existent in the original language. And if one would work through Shakespearean "Romeo and Juliet" using Cambridge Dict ? Sure, though, it is hard work - requiring 'effort' - unpopular in nowadays 'easy learning' of aleatoric nonsense ... Anyway , the 'modern civlisised west' is on a backflip towards Cro-Magnon age: hurga hurga f*ck f*ck ideocracy :(

  • @SvetlanaVoikova

    @SvetlanaVoikova

    21 күн бұрын

    I can’t learn English by watching movies, I tried several times..

  • @jorgwailersbacher4689
    @jorgwailersbacher46897 ай бұрын

    Danke für deine ehrlichen Einblicke und Eindrücke und danke für Deine Ehrlichkeit auch Dir selbst gegenüber. Deine Videos sind sehr interessant.

  • @marky59
    @marky597 ай бұрын

    As an english person seeing how other people live is enjoyable to me. This is a good video I enjoyed it very much, Nesty you done a good job with this video, a happy person wo loves life - this is a good thing to see with all the problems we have in this world, keep them coming and thank you p.s - a pretty lady :)

  • @azole3197
    @azole31977 ай бұрын

    I love watching you. You make me smile and giggle. I hope there will be changes when new leaders replaces the old ones. The old ones usually cannot adopt to the changing world.

  • @dionoliveira4058
    @dionoliveira40587 ай бұрын

    Thank you Nesty for another excellent expose of the lifestyles and wisdom of the rural Russian villages. It has progressively become more expensive to live all over the world, and in many places the people have far less support and less practical knowledge to look after themselves. Again you confirmed the resiliency and true compassion of your family and the Russian people. In a world filled with divisive rhetoric and warmongering it gives me faith to see this and how your leaders remain steadfast in protecting the people and their individuality. Although I was born and currently live in South Africa I have travelled extensively around Africa, America and Europe and lived in the Netherlands and briefly in Portugal, I would love to still travel to Russia and spend time their. I love that your country embraces some 193 ethnic groups and from your compassion shared here must have a heart of gold. Bless you beautiful soul.

  • @dayniere3911
    @dayniere39114 ай бұрын

    My heart went out to your grandpa when he said he want to be drafted so they wouldn't take your dad and your godfather. May God bless him and all your family with peace & happiness. Much love from Indonesia 💗

  • @sgt.duke.mc_50
    @sgt.duke.mc_5026 күн бұрын

    Your grandparents and I are about the same age, even though I am American, I understand and appreciate how and why they think the way they do. It is admirable that you think about the world the way you do, it is a much different world all over today than it was during our time growing up. I wish you the best, you are a very brave and intelligent young lady.

  • @user-nb9of8xy3y
    @user-nb9of8xy3y7 ай бұрын

    Љепотице желим ти пуно среће у животу, поздрав из Републике Српске 🇷🇸❤️🇷🇺

  • @SectorfiveYT

    @SectorfiveYT

    6 ай бұрын

    Simpujes za devojkom.

  • @blancacordero3998
    @blancacordero39987 ай бұрын

    This video was interesting. I love the simplicity of life in villages❤. Your grandparents seem so sweet and loving. And, I believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion but I certainly don’t think families should fight over these differing views. I loved the insight into people’s mindset in Russian villages. And again, I love and enjoy your humor.

  • @sgm1082

    @sgm1082

    7 ай бұрын

    That's not simplicity but poverty....look how the village , the houses,outside or inside are looking.....poverty in full display

  • @snowinak
    @snowinak6 күн бұрын

    Thank you for sharing this heartwarming video. As a regular American (lol) it's so cool to see

  • @constitutionalveteran1709
    @constitutionalveteran17097 ай бұрын

    "Everything said here will be within law of Russian Federation.....so not much will be said" That made me laugh out loud. Oh yea and congrats on the sponsor.

  • @re-tire985

    @re-tire985

    7 ай бұрын

    She supports the invasion, she pays taxes in Russia.

  • @howierfs5471
    @howierfs54717 ай бұрын

    Hi Nesty, my respect to such a young girl with so many wise words. Lets hope together for peace and freedom all over the world even when another conflict raised again and there are many others under the blanket. We humans are so stupid. CU

  • @Juju19Ema712
    @Juju19Ema71214 күн бұрын

    Thanks for the video nesty. You have such a nice family.

  • @awalk56
    @awalk564 ай бұрын

    Well done. Enjoyed watching.

  • @countrynurse
    @countrynurse7 ай бұрын

    Wonderful video about your family and their feelings. Nesty, even here in America we are lied to by politicians who thirst for power and are corrupt. Luckily we can find truth if we dig deep and research on our own. I have grown very fond of Russian culture through people like you and your family. We really are all alike in so many ways. Treasure your youth in your village!

  • @SnakeHelah

    @SnakeHelah

    7 ай бұрын

    Truth? You do realize you Americans is the only thing that kept the Russians at bay from expanding even more right? Saved numerous countries including mine from the Russian occupations? These people live like this because they literally have been since forever because they can't rely on the state for anything and have to survive mostly on their own. The Russia as we know it exists mostly in the bigger cities. Regular village folk just live their lives off the land as best as they can keeping their heads low.

  • @hershellacey9405

    @hershellacey9405

    7 ай бұрын

    We do have a right wing but they are a minority in the U.S.

  • @qwazse4
    @qwazse47 ай бұрын

    Great video. The depletion of human capital from heartlands should be a grave concern for the superpowers. My suggestion to every young person is to learn basic skills so they can help maintain their elders’ property. Sharing what you learn is a plus. Thanks for making clear to us how much was unsaid in your video.

  • @paulhousden3825
    @paulhousden38256 ай бұрын

    Very good video - I wish you well with future endeavours.

  • @stary6666
    @stary66667 ай бұрын

    Subik i łapka poszła za otwarty umysł , reklamy nie przewinąłem 🙃, pozdrowienia z Polski.

  • @YouPeasant888
    @YouPeasant8887 ай бұрын

    Your grandparents are humble, simple, wise, probably endured much worst times than us, have a high sense of patriotism and duty, and they don't complain. They have all my respect, admiration and sympathy. Sadly, nowadays the world is ruled by money and ego, by and for people that place these 2 plagues way above all the qualities I just mentioned.

  • @user-ny2dx7lz3s

    @user-ny2dx7lz3s

    7 ай бұрын

    Эти люди жили при СССР и они могут сравнивать что и как и советское образование было отличное.

  • @Queentiffytime
    @Queentiffytime7 ай бұрын

    hello agent, this is headquarters, I want to thank you for your service because it has shown how beautiful rural life in Russia is, I hope you and the people you love are always healthy and protected from all dangers, I hope your great country can return to how it was before, Greetings from Indonesia, I hope our countries can be friends forever🇮🇩🇷🇺