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@duckfann13

2 жыл бұрын

Hey pavio, does she have a sister

@jerrythecoo3295

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!…..👀😏🙂👍🇨🇦

@Jefe228

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I was just thinking!

@lukuscarter3563

2 жыл бұрын

How a Ukraine so wealthy? What do Ukraines do to be wealthy?

@menghic531

2 жыл бұрын

Where are your icons? All good Ukranians have icons in their homes

Your parents have probably seen and experienced hard times. They have their priorities right to look after their family, a roof over their head, food the essentials for survival. Everything else is a bonus. Good people, lovely family. Thanks for sharing.

People around the world are praying for your safety during these troubled times. Please keep us updated safety when able. Peace.

It is very cool to meet you guys and to learn about your culture. I'm thankful for good people like you to share this with us here in USA . We are very similar you and us. We should become more friendly to each other. I believe our governments are the real problem in the world not our people!

@nicktwist6074

2 жыл бұрын

The Ukraine and US governments are friends

@firstnamelastname8060

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on your jar of tomatoes!

@belekas565

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicktwist6074 u have the same prezident in ukraine and usa!!old pedro Joe

@miriamnagy2034

2 жыл бұрын

Yes 🙌 people are never problem , only politicians are problems,all people and nations are loving ,just greed staying between us,politic is trouble

@kgat4294967296

Жыл бұрын

@@miriamnagy2034 That comment aged badly. In August 2022 it's the 6th month of war now and ordinary russian soldiers are raping ukrainian women after they shot their husbands and in front of their children, even pregnant women and teenagers and small girls. Ordinary men are part of the problem, not just dictators, there are bad people almost everywhere in the world.

So beautiful to see your mum preserving fruit and vegetables, it looks like our little house here in the UK. We always make our own bread and our kitchen is full of jars. Thank you for video.

Learning how others live in another country proves as humans we are not so different. Really enjoyed the video, thank you Pavlo.

@samuelbankston2108

2 жыл бұрын

Right always so interesting to me..

@phileasfrogg273

2 жыл бұрын

Zzzzz. What a ridiculous thing to say. We know we're not much different. Why did you need to "learn this" from a video? I despair.

@johnnyjoejimbob

2 жыл бұрын

@@phileasfrogg273 I believe it was third grade when Miss Geiger said: “If you don’t have anything good to say, keep it to yourself.” Yes, third grade it was …

@max420thc

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, we are different, that’s not a bad thing

@samuelbankston2108

2 жыл бұрын

@@max420thc of course not, its amazing. I'm intrigued and interested in peoples different cultures. We all bleed red. We just come from different places and have different life experiences.

I think the best in the apartment was the girl.

@sgtcrab2569

2 жыл бұрын

Except for the horrendous Tats!

@marktwaine9344

2 жыл бұрын

@@sgtcrab2569 that's ok, I'll take her....no problem....

@jamesbael6255

2 жыл бұрын

It would get old quick. "Show the small house for birds." Is only cute a couple times.

@GardenerEarthGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Cooler weather keeps the headlights on, too...

@jasonhatfield4747

2 жыл бұрын

Duh the only reason anyone clicked on this video was the girl with THO. Boyfriend knows this. It’s kind of like he’s pimping her out on KZread for clicks.

The water next to the icon is holy water. Its an Orthodox practice, my Grandmother and Mother would bring holy water from Church and make us sip some in the morning when we were kIds and they kept it next to the icons.

Thank you for inviting us into your home I love that your mother cans her vegetables and fruits My mother does the same good luck to you and your family. From Texas USA

@max420thc

2 жыл бұрын

The communists starved ten million Ukrainians to death. You are about to see it happen in the USA,

@winstonsmiths2449

2 жыл бұрын

@@max420thc That is part of the covid-19, supply chain, borrow so we put everyone in un-payable debt so they will accept whatever rules and laws are put in place.

@dreamsratan

2 жыл бұрын

Love from India 🙏💖

@scottw5315

2 жыл бұрын

@@max420thc The shooting will start long before that happens. The new Hitler is named Klaus Schwab and he will meet the same fate if he keeps f'ng with us. Who knew another German megalomaniac would try to take over the world.

This video was recommended to me by KZread. I've wanted to travel more and this is the next best thing. Thanks for the virtual invitation into your home. It's a pleasure to meet you two.

Thank you for the tour! I thoroughly enjoyed it. I pray for you, your family, and for all the people of Ukraine. May God be with you!

I love how the girlfriend is always making comments and asking questions in the background as Pavlo walks around. It is very funny!

@ekaos5099

2 жыл бұрын

She is just making sure Pavlo exaggerates only a little but, not too much. I Love these two and, maybe, someday I will assist, one or the others site one day. I will decide.

God bless Ukrainian people. Send love from Philippines

Pavlo your house and your life is so beautiful. Thank you for showing us. The world loves you, Ukraine!

I live in Toronto Canada and we have a lot of Ukrainians living here. I have visited some of their homes and interestingly their decor resembles your home. I guess the culture always comes with the person... Thanks for showing us your home!

From Lebanon, Tennessee, thank you sir for showing us your home. As somebody else mentioned in the comments, we all aren't that different from one another. It's the leaders of our governments that are the problem. I would love to travel and meet the real down to earth people in other countries one day. Your videos are great, your home and city are beautiful!!!!

@tirbusonsralar2681

2 жыл бұрын

İt is becouse of ottaman empire ukrain and all balkans nations shared cultures and some words too we were in same home maybe in differant rooms but in same home.

@tristanpatterson3843

2 жыл бұрын

Who you vote for in the US has massive repercussions in the rest of the world. Up your game for fuck's sake.

@KidsandKittens217

2 жыл бұрын

@@tristanpatterson3843 I agree. No person should be allowed to run for political office without first undergoing Functional MRI scan to determine whether or not they are a Psychopath. No Psychopath should be allowed to be even considered for election. Putin is a Psychopath.

Oh my God protect people of Ukraine. Beautiful country and beautiful people. With prayer⛪️

Thank you for opening up your home and showing us what it's like over there

I hope that you are well, especially in these hard times. I pray that your beautiful home also makes it out safe and escapes the senseless bombings.

Your video is very enjoyable on many levels. Your honesty, openness, humor, and generosity was captivating. I enjoyed seeing the samovar. That was the best samovar I have ever seen. God bless you both.

Hi Pavlo and Laba, thank you for sharing. Hugs from a Dominican/American🇩🇴 🇺🇸in Switzerland 🇨🇭 . Be safe and peace and freedom to the wonderful people of Ukraine 🇺🇦 🙏🏼🍀💕

In American it called "canning" when you preserve fruits and vegetables at home in jars. It called "canning" because it used to be done in tin cans instead of reusable glass jars.

@tegunn

2 жыл бұрын

or pickling...

@philiphughes6214

2 жыл бұрын

Also Preserving is used here in the U.K.

@ruffxm

2 жыл бұрын

Don't be defensive - take this as a fun fact....Actually, it was originally done in glass jars before tin cans were invented. "Canning" doesn't refer to putting things in cans - it is a derivative of the word "canister" (which referred to glass at the time).

@thefceUSMC

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruffxm interesting information. The canning term in just what grandma told me when I was a kid. Guess she was wrong and sorry for spreading the bad info. FYI - Just because someone doesn't put a smiley face on their reply doesn't mean they are being defensive. :) is that better? LOL

@ruffxm

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefceUSMC Sorry...I'm just used to people having hissy fits when you have an opposing opinion or correct a fact. I passed it along because I was under the same impression during a similar discussion at work.

Hello from the USA, and thank you for the tour! I'm always glad to see when people grow and preserve food, it's important.

Thank you for showing us your mother’s apartment. Very interesting ! Peace & Love 💕

The canning and pickling got my attention. I love gardening and canning and every year I preserve a lot of food. It is satisfying and saves a lot of money.

Awesome to see Ukraine, my Grandmother use to do mission trips to Kiev back in the 90's. She would tell us stories and I loved hearing about it and I hope to visit one day.

Thank you for the tour , its how i expected it to look, very nice, comfortable and homely.. Love the views from both windows..

WOW, thank you for sharing your parents beautiful home with us. So amazing to see

@innaking7658

2 жыл бұрын

I am a tomato lover just like your mother.

Wish you both well and blessings in these difficult times.

Thank you very much for the tour Pavlo. Your mom does a lot of fruit preserving and keeps a great collection of fresh vegetables. Love the gold cups and Samovar, as ever thanks to your beautiful co-presenter. the small items collected for the home are known as "knick-knacks" in English.

Your parents home is beautiful. Very cool to see. Thanks for the tour!

I have been catching up and watching your videos all evening. Such a joy to watch how you live your lives. So soft-spoken too which is calming. Peace and joy to you both. I'm glad to see you are able to keep joy in your lives.

It is interesting to see how others enjoy their life ! Your kitchen…is a lovely, bright space. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Thank you for sharing your life with us. A true privilege to be in your home. We are all the same everywhere. I love you! Thank you for sharing!

Thank-you for opening your home to us. Its really interesting to see how people in other parts of the world live.

It's so heartbreaking to watch it right now... I hope after Ukraine wins the war the appartment is still there and the jars with preserves will have proven to be helpful.

@brolisimo

2 жыл бұрын

Ukraine will be treated

@dabneyoffermein595

2 жыл бұрын

Kyiv will not be affected, Ukraines have protected the whole city and Vlad Putin can't come in, his soldiers are a mess and he is running out of time, he will retreat very soon and Ukraine can go back to the way they were.

@hihihi5781

2 жыл бұрын

Ukraine will loose of course 😁😁😁🇷🇺💪

@dabneyoffermein595

2 жыл бұрын

@@hihihi5781 Looks like I'm right, Putin is retreating his troops. F-A-I-L for Russia

@hihihi5781

2 жыл бұрын

@@dabneyoffermein595 wait few weeks more ;)))) you will see, it was only a trick. Ukraine will be deleted.

Very nice home. Love all the canning everywhere. And Luba is gorgeous!

Great to see life in your country. Take care and stay safe

Looks like a cozy apartment for a couple especially for your parents. Thank you for the videos I am enjoying them here in Arizona. Ive seen many wealthy tourists from Europe come here to visit growing up and I always admired their accent and their unique style. Most are very friendly.

I love all the knick-knacks on the window sills and cabinets! Your apartment is very nice! I hope you guys are safe!

Thanks for sharing, I live in the midwestern US, and I had friends who I went to college who were Russian/Ukranian. My Ukranian friends came from rural areas- we had a lot in common, I grew up around farming/rural life. Watching videos like this pretty much affirms that we all live under the same sun/moon and our lives are very similar. This reminds me of our first apartment together when my wife and I were newlyweds- it was tiny, we had cheap appliances, plaster falling off the walls, and only one window air conditioner for the whole one bedroom apartment. We were two broke college kids, but we have some of our best memories from those days 25 years ago:-)

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, no matter where are you from, no matter how big and new your home is, you always recall and miss that place and things you did there:) I always miss my village, when I don't visit it for 2-3 months, and I was not born there, I just spent there my holidays and summer days, with people I love and of course it makes me sad:) we are all under one sun, and we all have the same emotions, I hope that you know what I mean:) see you!

@famousforever8556

2 жыл бұрын

Mentioning Ukraine like it is synonymous with or a part of Russia would be like calling a Republican a Democrat in the US. The Ukraine is its own distinct country with its own distinct culture, history and values. Breaking free of the Soviet regime and fighting for its independence from Russia just to be discussed like being Russia's offshoot well with the people. Russians are Russians and Ukrainians are Ukrainians. The Ukrainian people deserve that respect.

@tedmarakas2626

2 жыл бұрын

Consider yourselves lucky. I grew up in rural Greece but now I live in liberal communist toilet bowl NYC that I cannot wait to leave behind. I need to move to MidWest, Kansas is my first choice.

A beautiful example of a simple life. The pictures of "the dollar" represent every ones desire for something better. Make the best of what you have and you'll be happy.

@entropyhanus

2 жыл бұрын

Not so sure i'd call that simple knowing the complications gone through to get to that point. There does seem to be an incredible amount of love in that home as well as a solid understanding of the world in which the people dwelling live.

Enjoyed the tour of your home. Thank you so much for sharing, and God bless you.

Love the videos. It definitely gives you a different perspective on the way other people live. I would love to visit these places some day.

Thanks for the tour of the apartment. When I saw all of those jars of pickled tomatoes and fruits, it immediately reminded me of my Aunt Betty. She made the best homemade pickles that I've ever had, and she kept them on shelves on the back porch of her home. I thought that it was very interesting that the bath and the sink are in a separate room from the toilet, which actually is a great idea! And may I say that your wife is lovely, you're a very lucky guy.

@auggie803

2 жыл бұрын

-They own this house. It is Not a rental,

@johnorlitta

2 жыл бұрын

@@auggie803 where did I say that it was a rental?

I think I just fell in love with Ukraine!!! Thanks for sharing Pavlo.

Love your videos. I enjoy learning about your culture. In the USA, the preservation of fruits and vegetables in glass jars is called "canning". My family have preserved food from our garden & orchard for many generations. 😊

Have been watching a lot of your videos over the past week. It's been so nice to get to know you both. Interesting to see how similar our lives are. My mother used to preserve the vegetables and apples every year too. It's so much better for you. I try to do it more myself now. I really hope you can return to your happy "normal" life again soon. Much love from Canada

Pause at 3:36 for best kitchen view.

@pedromorales2404

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely!

@donaldtan8565

2 жыл бұрын

what kitchen？

@TankaNafaka

2 жыл бұрын

best view ever! 😃

@cranedaddy678

2 жыл бұрын

Looks chilly in there

I know nothing about Ukraine. Thank you for sharing your beautiful country with us.

Thank you for sharing a look into the lifestyle of your country. This is great.

I like the way you show us your personal life. It’s authentic, natural and different then most videos on KZread.

As a Chinese, I have to say this all looks very familiar to me. I think China (especially Northern China) adopted the Soviet Union style building and designing in my parents' generation and the old apartment in my city look exactly the same as your family's apartment.

@watchtime478

2 жыл бұрын

love from pakistan

Thank you for the interesting tour of you family apartment in Kyiv. Showing us how people live is a grand achievement of every citizen in Ukraine. Your grandma left numerous family heirlooms (of all sorts) in the apartment which until now is in your precious possessions. She is one of a kind grandma that you should be proud of.

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

thank you:) my parents bought this flat many years ago, it's not from my grandma or grandpa:) all that family heirlooms belongs to my mom and dad:)

@robertmendoza7646

2 жыл бұрын

@@pavlofromukraine Oh, it’s just my honest mistake that, the heirlooms belongs to your mom and dad. They are all crafted with “love”. Stay safe my friend. 😷

Thanks for the tour !

I have the same samovar in UK Mine is blue and I sometimes wondered where it came from originally as I got it in a flee market years ago. My samovar has been very useful at times eg when my water heating system broke down for 2wks we took it upstairs to fill the bath with hot water My samovar along with my grandmothers and mothers tea pots tea are also the pride of my kitchen . Thank you for showing

We pray for you and all your people in Ukraine. May the monster of war soon be over for you all. Greetings from South Africa

I almost cried I laughed so hard when you said "only if you live in Ukraine " as I am from the USA I really enjoyed your video it reminds me of my childhood friend who was a exchange student from Russia I dearly miss him and hope hes doing ok Igor if your out there know your old friend John misses you comrade and wish you the very best!!!! And my mother shannon loved you very much

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

hi there!)

Howdy from Texas USA. Thanks for sharing this with us. Authenticity is something I appreciate greatly in this world.

We are much more like each other than you may think. Love Ukraine especially the country farms. You guys are great together and love your videos.

GOD Bless our Brothers and Sisters in the Ukraine.

Thank you for sharing. We love seeing how you guys live.

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for the comment:)

Hello from Texas ! I hope you and your fine family are happy and well. Your videos allways lift my spirits. Thank you !

wonderful to spend time with you. The home is beautiful and peaceful. Nice to see you I wish you happiness forever… Take care of each other. And thank you for being here.

Beautiful home! I love the shells and plants

Thanks for sharing - i felt like a guest being shown the house without actually making the travel/trip. Hope to see more life in the Ukraine - its so distant from our part of the world (Florida). Keep up the good work!

@mr.nobody2926

2 жыл бұрын

What ☝️they said . . . 🙏

@saythankyou111

2 жыл бұрын

Huntington Beach Ca 🇺🇸❤️🕊

@pamelak7924

2 жыл бұрын

Missouri usa

@JuniorDiamond5360

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll be visiting Ukraine someday and live there for few Months.

Pavlo, Really enjoy your videos! Helps me realize that good people throughout the world are very similar. I grew up on a family farm just west of St. Louis, Missouri. USA. Your video of your small farm, simple, peaceful was very familiar! Thank you for sharing. Prayers for your safety and that of all the people of wonderful Ukraine!

Thank you both for allowing us to view a piece of your life in the Ukraine.

You have a Beautiful home with great views and a Stunningly Beautiful girlfriend I am From America/Florida and I appreciate you sharing these videos of your life - friends and times that you live. I love that your mother preserves the fruits and vegetables. Preserving AKA Canning vegetables and fruits is also a tradition in the Southern USA

@larryslemp9698

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto on the 'stunningly beautiful'...!! Like I've never seen!!

@homerfantastic

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Weeki Wachee

Your Herringbone floor is a work of art! There is a lot of cheep quality flooring in the US. chuck in Bunkie, Louisiana

@QueenlySweetpea

2 жыл бұрын

The word you're looking for is " cheap " cheep is what birds say cheep cheep ;)

Thanks for inviting us into your nice home with a lovely view from your windows! (from Chicago)

Thank you for taking us inside your home.

Love your videos, your simple style of living is exactly like where I grew up.

Very interesting tour. Thank you. I have visited Ukraine before and fell in love with wonderful Kharkov girl. Hoping this pandemic ends soon to move there soon.

Such a lovely couple. Thank you for giving us a glimpse into your life! Your place is very cool!

Your video is simple and yet so interesting. I am from the other side of the world Singapore and I wouldn’t’ have much chance to see how people in your region live. So thank you for sharing. I hope you and your loved ones stay safe in this current difficult period.

@pavlofromukraine

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Praying for Ukraine!

You are lovely people, we are thinking of you in Ireland and everywhere I’m sure, hope your all safe and your apartment is still intact, your people are the bravest xx

You have good videos,I appreciate seeing how others live in other parts of the world.

Original videos...original people...real, normal people in their daily lives! I enjoyed this video a lot. Thank you for introducing us to your daily life! I feel that I kinda know you and Ukraine now...

We call it canning. And yes we do preserve some of the things we grow in the country. I think you would like some of our recipes we make with them.

Greetings from Turkey but with a broken heart. I heard a lot of Turkish words while watching and I liked it. I've never been to Ukraine, but I would love to see it when everything gets better. I watched but I watched with my eyes full because at that time everyone was happy and peaceful. I hope you will have those good days again. And hope you, your families are well, more precisely all people in Ukraine. As an animal lover I wonder how they are doing too? Are those poor animals also helped that live on the street? I pray for Allah/God that this war will end soon. Take good care of yourself.

@dawna8695

2 жыл бұрын

Such beautiful words Pinar. I wonder hope and pray every day too.💙💛💔❤‍🔥

@tomasoionnaigh4855

10 ай бұрын

Very kind words

Hey thank you for this. Beautiful family and home!

Thank you for sharing. Saw my first video of yours yesterday and have been enjoying going through your list. Best Wishes from Montana

I hope you, your gal and family are safe. Slava Ukraine! Love from Manitoba Canada

Thank you for sharing a look of how life is lived in Ukraine!

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for the comment:)

Amazing headlights!

Hello from Cali ! Super cool to meet you guys ! Thank you for sharing your lives with us ! Very interesting!

Very welcoming tour of your family's apt, Pavlo. Very pretty icons. I understand there are some churches that date back to a thousand years old or older. It would be great if you could take us on a tour of your churches where it's possible to video. Thank you for opening the doors to your world. :)

Always Smart to stock up. Nice apartment. Those shells are cool. Nice view. Your photos are sharp. Enjoy your videos.

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you:)

Thanks you for the tour of your family home ! I enjoyed it ! It reminded me of my aunt Mary's home here in the States !

I have visited twice in Ukraine and it's very beautiful!!! It's good that you make these videos everyone to see it also.

I love that apartment. Beautiful big windows and views

Nice cozy apartment well kept I really like the wood floors thanks for giving us a tour..👍✌️ As always great content!

@pavlofromukraine

2 жыл бұрын

thank you, Victor:)

That was great thanks for showing your home to us from Australia

You're doing a great job, first time seeing what those countries looked like.

Interesting to know about your home and life there in Ukraine. Make more videos for us to know. A hug from Brazil

I've been to Kiev many times. I love the country, and the people. This is surprising that it is a typical living situation... I thought things may be better, especially for the parents.

Have got the same television for ages. Love it. Take care of yourself guys! Greetings from Hungary

Wonderful. Thank you for your openness and candor.