Her voice is so soft. It calms me down. It's like ASMR. + Interesting information and content. ♥️♥️

@saulemaroussault6343

3 жыл бұрын

YES. I love this channel so much.

@uriengill

2 жыл бұрын

Also because she doesn’t use a microphone

@aadhivazhi4u

2 жыл бұрын

Me too feeling something about her voice,it's all about the frequency...she's really a soft and kind hearted

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, so relaxing :)

@chaitubiotek

Жыл бұрын

True

You can feel the wholesomeness in her answers. And also, her voice is soothing.

If everyone is like Maria imagine how peaceful would the world be

@incumbentvinyl9291

2 жыл бұрын

Putin, take notes.

@JohnDoe-yq9rt

Жыл бұрын

@@incumbentvinyl9291 What choice did Putin have? The U.S. were building biological weapons research facilities on the Russian border.

@incumbentvinyl9291

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnDoe-yq9rt A rational one perhaps, that would not weaken his country. What is your source for the US building such facilities on the Russian border? Also, explain how attacking Ukraine and trying to annex their territory, which they have not been able to complete, impacts the building of ''biological weapons research facilities on the Russian border''? Isn't it common sense that in case that was true, the US would build far more such facilities as soon as possible as Russia is starting wars and illegally trying to annex territory of sovereign nations? Also, why would a research facility be of concern? You know what a research facility is, right? Either way, rather entertaining to hear yet another new bogus reason for a cowardly war of aggression. I'm almost expecting someone to claim that the US has allied itself with UFOs to attack Russia, so Russia was forced to start murdering Ukrainian civilians. I guarantee that would make sense to some simple individuals who just can't get enough of conspiracy theories.

@JohnDoe-yq9rt

Жыл бұрын

@@incumbentvinyl9291 >What is your source for the US building such facilities on the Russian border? Victoria Nuland herself stated it, lmao The fact that you don't know that tells me I shouldn't bother reading the rest of your drivel.

Always super interesting! Thanks Maria! Btw, please please, fight the more you can for your native language! It is extremely important: whenever a language disappears, even the population disappears, by forgetting its own roots and homologating into something else they are not. Never lose a culture!

@stefka9156

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, and I saw you forgot to answer the question I asked.... How's that?? (I'm joking....,🤗)

@mariapopova-gc8yk

Жыл бұрын

Вообще-то в России языки народов, населяющих её, защищены на государственном уровне Конституцией, Законо о языках, Законом об образовании ещё с советских времён. На якутском языке работает государственный телеканал, государственное радио, издаются́ газеты, есть государственное издательство, издающее книги, учебники на языках народов Якутии. Театры: Якутский, Русский, Народов Севера, Театр юного зрителя, Театр Танца, Театр Эстрады, Оперы и Балета. Есть также негосударственные каналы, радио, книжные издательства.

8:12 we have a similar custom in korea too. When we eat outside we throw a small spoonful amount of food to the surrounding brush or trees and shout “go see rae” to feed and ward off spirits in the nature that will play tricks on you or make you sick. It’s also to bring good luck. The meaning of the word “go see rae” unknown and lost to history.

Hi from Ireland! I understand your struggle with the Yakutsk language fading we have a similar issue here with the Irish language

@Madgirlwithatumblr

3 жыл бұрын

Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam!

@catbeara

3 жыл бұрын

Fellow Irish people! 🥰

@nativewriter7454

3 жыл бұрын

Yakutsk is the name of the city :P language is Sakha

@bertramspielt

3 жыл бұрын

It's the same here... In the south of Austria we had an old slavian Language: Windisch (mostly wrong labeld as slovenian, but theres al lot of political action around this...) which disapeared, now the same starts slowly with slovenian. Spoken by a minority, we have schools, it is an official goverment language and more. But the numbers are going down, sad, but true. In another Austrian region, the most west one, Vorarlberg, they have the same problem. Less of the young ones speak the traditional "Lustenauer" language (an interesting mixture of old german and swiss raetoromanic). So the old languages are dying - but we are the ones to fight against this! By using old words, bringing them into our daily routine! It is fun, the children love doing this - and we keep the process of evolution mooving!

@victorvancouver9104

3 жыл бұрын

from North Ireland ?

10% of wild nature in the world is in Yakutia. That's amazing! Thank you for a great video, Maria.

I just saw a tweet about “what temperature is cold” and a Yakutsk woman replied saying she starts to feel cold at -41, then I opened KZread and this video was waiting! Interesting as always 💝

@mohamedy5633

3 жыл бұрын

Hey ana

@etcwhatever

3 жыл бұрын

The least ive seen is -5C in the UK and I was suffering. On the other hand I have family in South of Portugal and I was okay, reasonable at 46C LOOL

@CW-rx2js

2 жыл бұрын

@@JAN70V lol -10C is warm for us in Canada too (except for a few places like Toronto and Vancouver)

@ragilpandukurniawan

2 жыл бұрын

18 C in Indonesia is cold

@sidimightbe3246

2 жыл бұрын

@@JAN70V i hope you mean mediteranean countries cause -10 isnt that bad

Could you do a tour of, if not your own, what s considered a typical house there? I am curious what differences a house up there needs to be livable as well as average cost maybe

Wow, I'm amazed to see you answer that below negative 48°C is cold for you to the questions about what temperature is cold for you. I would like to let you know that at below 8-5°C in India we start shivering and people often discribe it too cold and that too when even temperature does not reaches at freezing point.

I really appreciate your channel 😊 thank you!

I love this video! So interesting and informative💗

Absolutely love your channel!

Thanks, this was very interesting!

Big love from London!

The nature custom sounds lovely💕

Love your video girl! Cannot wait for another one 😍

Nice video! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks. Informative Q&A.

you are truly awesome

Thank you for answering these questions Maria! It was very interesting!

Fascinating!

Maria is beautiful in everything♥️

very informative & love your videos!

Thank you Maria ☺️

I am so happy that i found your channel. I get the change to learn so many new things about Yakutia.

Your voice is so calming! I could listen to you talk all day!

This is super interesting! Thanks so much for sharing this. ❤️❤️❤️

Very informative. Thanks a lot.

Yes, her voice is so soothing and relaxing. Absolutely love it!

so warm and sweet, i love your voice

I love that you've got a new camera. Thanks for all the answers, really interesting

U explain so good that everyone understand

I really love your videos and content! It opened up a new world for me that I didn’t know existed ♥️

Interesting video, thanks.

I love what you said about the importance of balancing modern and traditional life.

I wish I could visit Yakutia one day but in summer of course. God bless you and your family.

Loved this video - thanks for taking time to answer questions. I hope Ysyakh happens this year for you all. Looking forward to the dedicated videos you had for those top 3 questions. :)

Very interesting video. I absolutely love that you bring food for nature. That is a lovely custom

Very informative video..I love the way u answer each and every questions..👍🏻

Lovely channel, lovely people, lovely place! 💞

This is really amazing to get introduced with you here. Best wishes from Antalya, Turkey

I live in Quebec, Canada. My answer to the question "What temperature do you consider as being cold" would be the same as yours but with a 20 degrees difference. Before -20 it's just fine. Between -20 and -28 it's cold but it's still ok. Below -28 it's freezing cold. But it also depends on the wind chills. It's sometimes pretty windy here and the wind can make a -20 feel like -35.

I love your videos so much, really informative and interesting :) I hope your channel continues to grow!

I love watching your videos. I am seeing them one after the other. They are so good. Your editing skills your love for nature and of course beautiful Yakutsk 💕

such a wholesome channel. happy to stumble on maria 💙

Your video is so simple as you are. Thank you and GOD bless.

Thank you for answering my question 💜 Best wishes from germany 🍀

Im from Nigeria in west Africa, and in my tribe (IGBO People) we also feed nature before eating. Been a year Plus since i started following your contents here, and i must say i think we have some culture similarities. Happy new Year to you.

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, Juliet! I know about IGBO from books of Chiamanda Adichi. I also thought that we were having similarities in our cultures, even though we live in such different worlds. Thank you for watching this channel and happy New Year to you and your family 🤍

@juujugirlart

3 жыл бұрын

@@LifeinYakutia thanks 😊 you too

thanks for another interesting video!! i would love to hear more about school in yakutia, general every day things like what you guys watch on tv, and more about artisans and traditional culture. i've been recommending you to all of my friends! it's nice to be able to "travel" even during the pandemic.

I've experienced -30° in Moscow, which was surprisingly bearable for me - as long you're dressed appropriately of course. I'm Austrian and therefore accustomed to -10° min. Hearing about temperatures in Siberia give me (literally) a chill though - don't think I could survive there for a longer time...! :-) I'd still love to visit Yakutia - you guys please just figure out how to keep me nice and warm there during winter time :-) (Anything above 15° will do ;-) )

Congratulations on your new camera! I commented in one of your old videos about investing in audio-visual equipment (Bluetooth mic) and I'm happy it's happening. It will attract more subscribers.

Thank you for sharing about Yakutia, it seems like a beautiful place.

Interesting as always Love from Nagaland keep going

I just discovered your videos yesterday, love them, and enjoy watching your subscribers number climb by the hour. Best wishes to you, your friends, and respect to your husband.

Great video! I hope Yakut culture and language continue and thrive!

Thank you for all the information I love hearing about your wold

Maria, thank you so much for your videos. Your kindness makes me feel at home 🏡 💓. I'm grateful for finding your channel ✨️

Interesting video! I especially liked hearing about the custom of offering food to Nature when going hunting or fishing. It seems like a nice custom and I hope it continues. Greetings from the USA.

I just found your channel and I am very excited to learn more about the way you live. It's really amazing to learn how others live in today's world

Joe’s videos were great - you are like an ambassador for Yakutia!😉 You’re right about getting back to nature - I’ve already planned a weekend in March with my son.

Thank you Cousin Maria. 👏👏👏

Very nice and informative, with in a days I almost finished most of your videos. You are so generous and genuine, hope one day I'll come Yakutia. From Australia.

Best wishes from New York. 😊

Thank you for sharing with us. 👊😊👊 Awesome video. Hi from New Zealand 🇳🇿

Sending love from Canada. You’re awesome

Such soothing voice

So cool to hear about your life in Yakutia, Maria! You are so good at explaining, are you a teacher?

Thank beautiful Maria. Awesome work. ❤❤

Such an interesting video!! Thank you so much Maria. I really like your calm way of talking. Looking forward to your next videos! Kisses from Spain

I love the tradition of feeding the nature. I think in Finland we used to do something like that, we could offer the forest spirits some booze or perhaps a share of the catch as a thanks, especially ant hills were popular locations as they were believed to be gateways to the spirits. If I have something appropriate on me I sometimes offer the ants a small nibble, or perhaps on a hot day I might give the land a swig of my water bottle. It makes me feel more connected and respectful towards the nature and I feel happy people elsewhere still carry on these traditions and respects nature, not taking more than is theirs to take. Especially in the times of climate change and overconsumption of everything I think it's a very important lesson to take

@LifeinYakutia

3 жыл бұрын

Wow thanks for sharing 🙌 I have never heard of spiritual part of Finnish culture

@TheNails3

3 жыл бұрын

Very well said 👍🐝🌿

@arnav2485

2 жыл бұрын

In India we have the same tradition...😊

@incumbentvinyl9291

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, at times one may pour a tiny bit of vodka into a river for fishing luck, largely as a joke or custom. At the end of the day, all such actions are still a waste of resources.

Hoping you get to enjoy Ysyakh in 2021. Thank you so much for speaking English and sharing your knowledge of the Yakuts people. Much love 💕 Maybe someday do an English Sakha language comparison to help educate us more.

Hi from Turkey! It is always nice to see different lifestyles around the world! Keep it up!

Very interesting, loved it! Could you maybe do a video about your shamanic traditions and spiritual believes?

I love your channel! My dream is to travel to Yakutia and stay for at least one year :) I appreciate your videos and channel and I hope to see your beautiful country! Thank you!

Thank you for this new Q and A video! One day I would like to visit and learn more about Indigenous culture.

Snowboarding sounds crazy out there!

Love your videos ,, so calm n good Inas from Egypt 🇪🇬

This is interesting. Thank you for making this video and sharing your culture. I understood that people in Yakutia prefer winter over summer because summer is so hot and there are so many mosquitoes.

Thank you.

Thank you, this was a very, very good video! You are getting better and better - I love to hear your calm and warm voice! Well, I knew, why I dont asked anything... You got so many questions, all these things you told us are really interresting. Maybe somewere in the future, I will be able to visit Yakutia... But more in the cooler times of the year. Stay safe, stay healthy - greetings from Austria!

So cool! And wow so many new followers! Greetings from germany!

I love your videos...thank you for sharing your life in Yakutia. I live in Missouri City, Texas USA

Thank you for this informing video Maria. And yes, struggle with your or any culture disappearing is real. One of the artist in my country said one time: " The key element of patriotism is the knowledge of your mother tongue." So keep fighting.

I accidentally stumbled upon this channel and I love it. I am a born and raised Cambodian Khmer woman in Boston MA and I love watching and experiencing different cultures

The core issues facing yakut people sound very familiar to me (I live in northern canada); the indigenous folks around here have the same issues, the children move to big cities and never learn the traditions or language. but theres also no opportunity in the villages.

Whats so normal to you blows my mind, amazing.

I am from Singapore where it is a tropical, hot and humid +25C to +33C all year round. Personally I think my limit is -15C, anything lower and I feel it is very very cold 🥶

Thank you for answers

Thank you, ur country is really beautiful, thx for showing this beautiful nation.

Very interesting 👌 and informative...I would so much love to visit your region! 1 day hopefully Sabrina from London 🇬🇧 Thank you for sharing on videos

Much love from United States. The nature seems beautiful, I would love to visit there in the summer someday.

Yakutia is in my list of travel after pandemic. I'll be happy to host you here in Turkey anytime.

I love to watch yakuts videos,before i'm always watching oymyakon city.Thanks for sharing ur good videos about yakutsk republic

I can’t describe how similar Yakutsk people and my First Nations people from Ontario Canada are it’s so interesting, stay safe Maria.

I just experienced -15 C for the first time in my life last week. I went out and spent the whole day outside just to try it. I cannot imagine how you all manage to endure the cold up there. But thanks for the videos, super interesting as always!

I liked your video. It is very interesting. With love from Serbia.

I loved to hear about preserved naure and your people making offerings to nature

Such a great custom to offer food to nature, we also do it in India in certain festivals in few states Also the Yakutian pancakes are just like MALPUA an Indian sweetdish

That’s so sad that young Yakut people are not interested in their own language. Language plays a huge role for any culture and is especially important for small populated nation like Sakha or for someone like myself from Mongolia. I hope that people like you keep the language and your culture alive and keep it for thousands more years❤️💜❤️ Many young Mongolians also became only interested in’ speaking in English . It’s happening similar thing to Buryad people.. they will regret one day not learning their own language.