You are just darling. Loved seeing the summer house and your mother is just so cute! Thank you so much.

@realrussiablog

10 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! thanks a lot! :)

@xXTerraTenienteXx

9 жыл бұрын

***** Bro here in México we has a lot of oil in the Gulf and 1 liter = $1.0 Dollar

very good english, i'm surprised. you have the accent, but you're very understandable. These videos are addictive, thanks for sharing

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+slap chop thanks!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+slap chop I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

@trabiccolo879

6 жыл бұрын

It is true they are addictive, my advice is not to start and watching them. :) joking lol

Sergey. Please tell you mom that I think she raised a wonderful young man and one who is quite accomplished in the English (American) language as well as putting together a fantastic vlog on Russia. Tell her I think she should be very proud of you!! She did a great job raising you.

@realrussiablog

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, William!

Greetings from Spokane, Washington State (oblast) in the USA! We have many Russian and Ukrainian immigrants here and I work as a teacher. These are the best students! It never ceases to amaze me how similar people are around the world and Russia is no different. We have too many misunderstandings about each other. Your videos help to break down this. Peace to you and please keep them coming! Большое спасибо друг ! Will Olson

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Will Olson Sure! The new videos are coming all the time! Keep watching...

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Will Olson I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

@trancemadmaz

5 жыл бұрын

Russians and Americans share many similarities especially when it comes to macho male culture

I would like to binge watch this, but i have allot of work to do. That said, it is a great thing the episodes seem to be about 15 minutes each so far. Seeing different places around the world with a grand tour by a native with the accent as a bonus. *thumbs up*

Appreciate your efforts in showing people about your country. Russia is one of my favourite countries. Would definitely visit once.

Do you have any idea how wonderful you are? Every simple thing, a parking place, a bath house, a garden, your Mom, (not so simple) a bag of potatoes you so deeply appreciate. I love you guys. Don't change anything about your style. What you love is what we come to love!

your a different point of view on Russia that we don't see enough of, no wrecks no fighting just normal human behavior.

@crazydrifter13

9 жыл бұрын

***** Dude why are you saying dont go to moscow? :D

@crazydrifter13

9 жыл бұрын

kkk ....I got your point. One must visit moscow also in addition to suburbs and other cities and towns. For complete picture of russia. And no, I am not from Moscow or any other city for that matter.

@crazydrifter13

9 жыл бұрын

lol no...India ;) Brazil Russia India (BRICS)

@dorcikerekes6

9 жыл бұрын

+Brother Bc eaver

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+r bull thanks for a comment!

Man, I am brazillian, and I am enjoying a lot your video, That's a great job!!!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Henrique Dutra thank you!

I'm from NC USA and I just found this channel and I love this guy. lots of real neat info I would never know about ussr. I would love to visit such a beautiful country with awesome bros like this guy. wish I could meet u bro. I hope you continue these. I vote u for number 1 Russian youtuber guide. and I like how u give prices.

@quattro4468

6 жыл бұрын

A Shade of Gray It hasnt been the USSR since the 90s. Thats more than 20 years ago.

Subscribed! Really nice. The road landscape is so beautiful, even in autumn. Lyuba is lovely. Thanks for sharing.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Ana Sousa You're welcome and thank you too! for watching, commenting and subscribing!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Ana Sousa I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Another great video. You love your mom. So sweet :) Mom is cute.

Lovely summer house, beautiful Russia, great people.

Братушки въй харошие люди .. Thank you ..Bulgarians and Russians are brothers ..nazdarovie

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Iv C. Regards to our brothers in Bulgaria from Russia!

How and why did you come to speak English so Fluent? Great Job with your Channel! Howdy from Texas🙋

I love your series. Just a few things: Medical sister=nurse Kabinet=office Pistol (at a gas station)=nozzle And we don't "fulfill" the fuel tank, we just fill it. "Fulfill" has to do with the soul and accomplishing goals for your life.

@mnikolaeva6562

9 жыл бұрын

:))

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Emanistan gotcha!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Emanistan I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

you deserve millions of subscribers, very nice work!! Hi from Italy))

Thanks again for the great video..

@realrussiablog

10 жыл бұрын

You'er welcome! Hope you'll sub and watch more stuff from "Real Russia"!

@aportos

10 жыл бұрын

DA - if you ever can make it to the states I am sure I will be one of you sponsors as well.

@realrussiablog

10 жыл бұрын

But then it will not be real Russia!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+aportos I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Great channel..

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Just Raggy Thanks!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Just Raggy I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Cool, I am sharing you.

Great channel! I am very interested in Russian life and culture; I attempted to learn the Russian language, but failed. Going to Russia and learning the language is on my to-do list. I travel by bicycle, I rode across America. Maybe I should do a bicycle tour across Russia.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Bryan Young thanks so much!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Bryan Young I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

You're just awesome, man

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+kunjan Dholakiya thanks!

I don't know how I missed this episode before! Another great show, and nice to meet your mom!

How did you learn to speak English so well? Never have any trouble understanding any of your English. Very fluent!

in Russia 1$ of liters, in USA 3$ of gallon, 1 gallon = 3.7 liters, cheaper fuel in the United States, despite the fact that in Russia a lot of oil, and salaries are several times smaller. so that for the Russian fuel is very expensive.

This is amazing, thank you for making this.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+jwquinn23 you're welcome!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+jwquinn23 I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Great real Life Video's! Thanks for sharing with me in America!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael C you're welcome! thank you for watching!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael C I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

I am from Russia, I came to the United States when I was 8. Been here ever since. I love your show. Makes me miss the beautiful scenery. Some day I want to come visit my home city Kazan. Such a beautiful Country. Great show, I will continue to watch this. Thank you so much!

your mom is lovely! Hi MOM! :)

have a russian mom,the greatest mom ever.

Mindblower to see such a young Sergey, and with longer hair. He looks like a rocker. I’ve got a lot of catching up to do.

This is amazing! I love how you are showing us your country. I wish there were more people that would do this from their countries. I SUBSCRIBED!

I love this why is there no up dates ones please do more

I like this video, feels like I was just there.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Jc Dias glad to hear it! thanks!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Jc Dias I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

your videos are awesome. In 2005, I went backpacking in Ufa, I was in Russia 1st time and became lost 2 days. I walked by many rivers and saw a old steam boat with a paddle wheel! I was greeted by a woman who owned a (sanatory) rest place. We went in steam room, fished, swam and I saw many sunflower fields. I will never forget that time

Maybe better: ..."Raindrops keep falling on my car!"... Thank you very much for your reports about Great Wonderful Russia and about yourselves. Keep going you both!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+FIRSTKAPOKMAN always welcome!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+FIRSTKAPOKMAN I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Less than $1 per litre of petrol is a lot? Go to any of EU country and pay for fuel there. Then you will see what means "a lot"

@user-ss1th4lf1o

10 жыл бұрын

In Russia, most people earn $ 600-700 per month. In Moscow 1000-1500 per month. For Russia expensive petrol.

I love all of these videos. Thank you so much for posting. I will watch them all! :) The information is very interesting to me as an American. I hope to visit Russia one day.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Shine Bright Always welcome to Russia! thanks for watching.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Shine Bright I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

@shinebright5798

8 жыл бұрын

+Real Russia yessssss!

How do you know “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”?! Ha ha! You are amazing! Great video.

I love the concept of a dacha. God thanks I have been already 5 times in Russia, my first time in winter 84 and my last trip was on august last year visiting Siberia frm Mongolia to Moscow........Excelent Real Russia Best regards from Argentina

My 3rd comment finally... First of all, your mom is beautiful. I can sense her warm personality from here when I watched this video. Reminded me of my mom. Hehehehehe... She must be really proud of you. Russian summer house actually is similar with cottage in my country. You can rent it or you can buy it for private. It always located in far village or small village outside the city. Another similar problem is... petrol. Hahahahaha.. such an irony when your country contributes petrol supply for the whole world but the price of petrol in your own country is expensive. I think that is the most basic developing country's problem. Well, this episode is also nicely done!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+katya kathanssellinkovtya Thanks so much for continuous comments!

very interesting video, good job

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Tomy Ospin thank you

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Tomy Ospin I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

So nice to see your mom!😗 I like the country cottage and find it interesting the bathroom-bathouse is seperate.

It was very nice to meet your mom, and your face is a little like your mom.thanks for your movie.

If u think nearly $1 is dear for petrol, in Brisbane, Australia it cost $1.46 per litre of fuel $1.20 American.

@mauzerinfo

9 жыл бұрын

Now count that average wage in Russia less than 1000$.

@Constructor11

9 жыл бұрын

Mauzer After last economical crash in December'2014 it is less than 500$ now. Petrol did not change in roubles much, so it is about 0.5$, but definitely will rise

@SuccubiFallen

9 жыл бұрын

Ильяс Саитов nothing changing in my life after that "crash".

@carleycalfee7431

7 жыл бұрын

A couple of years ago gas cost $4 per gallon where I live (granted, I live in a rural area, but still...)

@Got2LoveAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

caitlinrobson533 In America we sell it by the gallon. 1 liter is about .25 gallons, so you'd basically have to pay about 4 dollars for a gallon. Thats pretty expensive because right now gas is about 2.30/gallon.

Sergey is very informative and humorous.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+recondoc65 I do my best :)

Hi from Puerto Rico ! You are a cool guy Sergey. You Mom must be very proud of you. Russia is very beautiful from what I see from your videos. Take care. Keep up the good work.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Jerry Cordova Thanks!

This was really a great episode! The music was cool too.

I already watched your video on graduating from kindergarten. How about telling us what the last year of high school/gymnasium is like and what the graduation and party are like? Is there alot of studying for a university entrance examination?

youre documentary completely full of information

@realrussiablog

10 жыл бұрын

syad aurangzeb Thanks!

@JohnSmith-nj9qo

9 жыл бұрын

***** Hi there, I know that you're probably busy but I've always wanted to visit Russia and I've just started watching your videos. Do you know by any chance if people for the United States are welcomed there?

@crazydrifter13

9 жыл бұрын

John Smith I have been to Russia. They are not as bad as we are told in USA. Pretty nice people I would say. Just stay away from ghetto areas and dont start fights. But I think that is universal advise for travelling anywhere.

Pra quem gosta da Rússia esses episódios são viciantes, depois de assistir o ep. 1, é difícil conseguir parar.

Enjoyed your video of your summer house and land. Can't wait until you come back next year when all is in full bloom, and maybe we can see inside the house and bath house.

Hello, I am Brazilian and I always had a lot of curiosity about Russia. These videos are very good, I am enjoying watching them and would like to congratulate you for the excellent work. I would love to one day be able to know their country but I think you can not, do not speak English. Congratulations on the job!

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Denis - SBC Thanks so much!

Hi from Moscow, guys! I am Russian. You are doing a good work! The only thing I will recomend - is to show on the map the biggest russian cities, because people in other countries rarely know other cities except Moscow. I doubt they imagine where is Ufa situated. In this episode you made a mistake when described summer house, you told - "we grow apples, PINEAPPLES". There are no places in our country where we can grow pineapples. Anyway, nice to see your videos, good luck!

@volgalas6070

10 жыл бұрын

В Сочах нет ананасов?...

@таможня

10 жыл бұрын

Volga Las Пальмы там растут, но ананасы в Сочи никто не выращивает

@volgalas6070

10 жыл бұрын

Киви есть, цитрусы есть, хурма, фиги, гранат, фейхоа есть, а ананасов нет. Непорядок.

@adelarsen9776

10 жыл бұрын

You can grow anything with radiation.

@volgalas6070

10 жыл бұрын

Ade Larsen Instead of New Year decorations? Lol.

Dood this is awesome. Love your videos.

Cheers guys! I always find your videos interesting and well presented :D

Do you own the summer house and the ground surrounding it or do you rent it? My family had a family plot of land where we grew vegetables and had a small hut in which we could sit and have tea,(we rented it from the council) however this was in the 1950s in Scotland and now there is nothing like that anymore as all the land is being used up to build houses. I loved going to the plot as we had a great time there. All is gone now, so sad.

@volgalas6070

10 жыл бұрын

The owner is likely. All plots were given free to our parents in the USSR, now only need to pay Gardener's Association. If the holder wants, dacha can be privatized. ".. now there is nothing like that anymore ..." - why? It's possible also buy a plot, build a house, lay out a garden and call the whole family for tea.)

@user-cr4kd6rl4h

10 жыл бұрын

A large part of the population of Russia has your country houses.

@volgalas6070

10 жыл бұрын

Дмитрий Радужный Ну если только включая деревни и дачи...

11:46 pineaples ? это Особенности национальной охоты под Уфой снимали, что ли? :D

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+AntiProfy Оговорился. Pears.

Great video! Thanks guys - from Australia.

I love your blogs, guys, please, keep this amazing videos comming out :D

You don't have to wear seat belt in Russia when you are driving?

@dncviorel

10 жыл бұрын

If it's a Lada it doesn't matter anyways. :)

@DanKorostelev

10 жыл бұрын

He said in prev episode that the belt is not working on his old car. Actually it's required to fasten the seat belt in Russia and road police can stop you and you have to pay penalty and stuff.

@merlexrus

10 жыл бұрын

Also passenger must be belt too.

@frez59

9 жыл бұрын

he has a chance to survive if it will fly out of the window)))

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Godless Conservative Libertarian I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Когда сам Русский и смотришь это видео... XD разве ряльно кому то Нравится Россия?))

@mnikolaeva6562

9 жыл бұрын

Да, милый парень, своеобразный английский :)

@savladarliid2404

9 жыл бұрын

Alex лол,а тебе чё,не нравится?)

Very curious blog Sergey, thank for giving us this wonderful glimpse into a different culture and land.

You are a great ambassador for your country. Thank you.

Looks a lot like northern Minnesota.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Dakota Neuman :)

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+Dakota Neuman I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

@dakotaneuman8748

8 жыл бұрын

***** For sure ja, cool stuff--eh!

@2snowgirl520

6 жыл бұрын

Dakota Neuman , Wisconsin too.

@kennyholeater2494

5 жыл бұрын

Minus the Arabs and the blacks

чувак,я не силён в английском,но какого хрена я тебя понимаю?)

@realrussiablog

9 жыл бұрын

Степан Разин Понимаешь по смыслу! :)

Thanks heaps mate. Great work and keep it up

You guys should know, that what you do here on KZread is really awesome and inspiring!

What is your health care like? Do you pay your doctor or is the doctor paid by the government from tax money? From what I see....if I come to visit I won't want to come home. Putin is fast becoming the most respected leader in the world. I believe history will look back on him as one of the best leaders for Russia. I wish the Russian people all the best from here in Canuckistan(Canada).

@realrussiablog

10 жыл бұрын

Here in Russia we don't pay to doctor. All expenses getting paid from our free medicine insurance. But when the case is serious, let's say, a serious and expensive surgery needed, then you have to pay from your pocket.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+johnspartan98 I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

@johnspartan98

8 жыл бұрын

***** Yes, but I am in Canada....close to the geographical center about 100 miles north of the US border. I'm in Ontario near the Manitoba border. If you come in summer you will love it here.

@kennyholeater2494

5 жыл бұрын

You are kgb

I absolutely love this guy!!! I'm only on episode 3 but I need to get up in 4 hours for work! 😑 Binge watching cued up for the weekend!!!😎

I really liked your story. I will continue to watch your great program.

Another great and interesting video Sergey, and a nice visit to your mom. She appears to be amused (but not surprised) by her sons' friendly and outgoing personality....funny stuff

Fantastic video. I'm writing from south of Brazil, very far from Russia and this video is a great way to know this beautiful country and sympathetic people.

Mom is sweet! And the jazz is great. Glad I'm watching your past! (Great tennis shoes, boi!)

Loving your videos. :) Good to see a man who's not afraid to show his mom some love. :)

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+ElizabethAnn625 thanks for love for the videos! :) it shows how long ago you're with a channel!

Thanks for another great episode. I like you guys.

I was bod in Ukraine and raised up to 16 and moved to US but its still very interesting to see russian streets!!!!!!

I like your singing, great video!

I really enjoy to watch your show guys! I like how shy your mama :)

Full speed ahead ! I love your energy, your dacha and your sweet mother. And your friendliness.

Haha, I am the same way when my gas light comes on! I am a big fan of you Serge & Serge! Please keep up the good work.

Hey Sergey's! I just watch through your episodes and would thank you for letting us participate in this :) If you're going to cook something I would like to see how you prepare Pelmeni, I love them!

Wow! Thanks for the response, By the looks of it here, it was not an easy task to get back to EVERYBODY!! And by the looks of the number of responses, it looks like you are both a BIG HIT ALL OVER THE WORLD!! I bet you didn't expect that huh?! But it shows how much people love GENUINE people! Thanks again and here in St Petersburg Florida we are awaiting eagerly & anxiously for your new video edition!! I Shared your channel with many friends & We love you guys!!

My wife and I really enjoy your video blog. We find it very interesting to see how people live in Russia. You are doing a great job. Keep it up.. Say Hi to your Mom. Moms are always special.

I enjoy your videos so much! Please keep it up.

Sergey, this is a very interesting video blog. I love it. I have always wanted to know what life in Russia is like and you are doing an awesome job. I simply love watching your videos. Please do not stop. Maybe some day you can show Russian foods and trip to Fire Station. :) Thanks again for this very interesting video blog :)

Hehe. I really like how you said "potato." Thank you for making these videos!

You guys are epic! Keep up the great work! :)

that was wonderful and great video of you life in Russia and I think you for sharing this with me and the other you tubers

great show! ...and great music :)

What a great show comrade! :)

Loving this series. Extremely interesting.

@realrussiablog

8 жыл бұрын

+roughneck10000 I hope you're still staying tuned! Because after almost four years of making a channel it's time to extend to the World. I've got a visa to the US and coming to film a guest series of the videos there. I am looking for your support with it at realrussiablog.com/usa Thanks!

Greetings from New Mexico, United States. Just found your channel. LOVE IT!

@realrussiablog

6 жыл бұрын

Regards to Mexico from Russia! Thanks for love! Stay tuned and keep watching!

I'm glad I happened upon your channel...I look forward to more videos from you guys. Thanks. I have a deeper appreciation for typical Russian life.

Absolutely love the videos, friend ! I live in Billings, Montana in the USA and I am surprised at how similar Ufa seems to my home. I have been attempting to teach myself Russian for a year and a half or so now and just happened to find your videos today. Great job and keep up the good work ! =)

Nice guy, natural and shy mom

@firstnamelastname5959

7 жыл бұрын

Natural?

Love the videos. Keep smiling.

Your mom is great. I'm happy you decided to make these blogs...

So glad you speak English so well ... wish I could speak Russian. I very much enjoy your "Real Russia" and learning more about Russia.

Hi from Michigan 🇺🇸 ♥️ I love your Vlogs. Very informative and interesting! And you're beyond adorable! Thanks for sharing your wonderful country and life with us 😊♥️ 🇷🇺