Razgovaram sa Srbima. Koji grad biste preporučili za preseljenje radi udobnog života i posla? Živim u Novom Sadu i smatram Suboticu, Sombor, Kragujevac, Zlatibor, Loznicu, Šabac. Novi Sad je svakako lep grad, ali mi je preskup. Ja sam lingvista-prevodilac i menadžer u turizmu. Radim u IT-u iz hobija. Planiram da kupim kuću ili stan da živim i pomažem Srbiji 🇷🇸♥
Ako se razmišljaš o Loznici, može biti dobro mesto za život ali zavisi šta tražiš od jednog grada. Zimi je poprilično "mrtva" ali leta je sjajno mesto. S jedne strane, sve je blizu, s druge strane, nećeš naći "povoljnosti" većih gradova.
This would certainly be great to visit as many cities as I can, but i'm unfortunately on a budget and I don't own a car to go around. Most of my time, I work from home and watch videos from UA-cam, showing some of the cities in Serbia. Honestly, I liked Zlatibor so much, but it's a very small and touristic city. Lots of houses are being built there 💗
Maybe that Svetofor russian market is what you are missing, from a food perpective. They have like 18 shops in about 18 different cities in Serbia. Couple month back i heard they are planing to open 22 more by the end of this year... so maybe it will be in you city too. Somewhere seems is called Svetefor market, somewhere MERE market... something like that.
Yes, and Mere market is also like Svetofor, i just dont know if the one near Naselje Stepa Stepanović still works, i was there and got some really cheap stuff.
Brother the reason u didnt find blins is because we make them at home...its actually odd that you were even looking to buy them in a store...and also you cam find like bigger blins in fastfood places(salty or sweet) sometimes just sweet...but they are bigger and they are served im the triangle form usually...not rolled up like you can do with homemade blins...im not sure how novi sad is but in belgrade they are pretty comon in almost all fastfood places
Yeah, the unwritten rule in Serbia is to never order things online, especially tech and electronics, they will most likely screw up your order. Always go in person. It's funny you mentioned the RAM, I actually needed the same one, DDR 3, 8GB, went to Gigatron store and bought it, it works just fine.
Unfortunately, almost everything doubled in price in Serbia in the last 3-4 years. The president will brag on TV about the 5-10% increased monthly salaries, which is not nearly enough to cover the ridiculous change of prices in the past few years. As for heating, most people outside of city centers live in houses so they either buy wood or go and get wood from forests by themselves to keep warm during winter.
As for the choice and prices of tech commodities, we are suffering from being a small market, import cartels and taxes and dues on imports. The banks are horrible, regulations from 1970s are still in place and banks were very slow to catch up with modern features and digitize their processes. Some are better than others, though, PŠ and Komercijalna are horrible.
Please share more videos like this! I'm sure you could get a larger following with these walk-through videos, just showing everyday things. Like the channel 'Different Russia'. You have a pleasing way of talking, so I think this style could work for you! Have a good day
Thank you 🇷🇸❤️. So far I'm ok and I enjoy the view. The only issue I have for now is finding a local job. It's barely affordable for me to live here and work remotely. So either I find a job, or will have to go back. Plus I miss my family a lot
I live in Serbia almost a year for now! The most disappointing, speaking of food, is that fish is too expensive and the choice is poor. The other seems fine for me. And seems that opening an account on raffizen was a good choice, not a lot of paperwork, and they gave me a card in two weeks... Not days, but still ok.
There are certain stores that are much cheaper I live in Nis very south Serbia but maybe u have them in Novi Sad *(čiča ričo) ofc its very limited what u can buy there but bigger stores I would advice Tempo but i heard that DIS is cheaper in Novi Sad dunno never been there tho I often buy in IDEA because they are everywhere and are closer but more expensive and often u can get "scammed" like u see once price on the shelf (im not sure about this word) often lower anyways but they charge u more when u go to pay and often they say we forgot to change the price which is sceptical, but look for price reductions and stack up I go to store and see noodles for half the usual price and buy 2x 3x more then usual and stack them up but ofc check the date often they drop the prices for things that will go bad soon, what can I say things are mad expensive and pay is minimal if u work for a frim u can be payed 60/70k if u work for some random guy he will pay u 42k (keep in mind this is for Nis it is different up there but similar) which is minimal but often they give bonuses in firms and random places gives a raise, in firms u dont get raise but u get more and more bonuses based on weekends if u work them (if u dont u get fired LOL) etc.
Well my friend, even though I was born here, I feel the same whenever I come back to Novi Sad, every time it feels less New and much more Sad :)) Customer support is a crap (as a very few people have monopoly over the market), apps are crap, banks are crap too, but you chose the absolute worst one. Better try Raiffeisen bank, their app is kinda ok and their services are pretty much fine as well. Regarding the food I believe no one ever heard about pelemni and chebureki :)) (although you can try piroska or panceroti, it seems to be pretty close to it) however tartar sauce and caesar dressing are pretty common, you should be able to find them. Other then that I hope someone of the fellows Russians will open a shop here which will better understand the demands. Cheers, and take care.
Dear friend - first wellcome I just stumbled upon your channel. Yep here is some disandvantages in Sebia and thatş bureaucracy.But it is the same for me as serbian citizen as for you as an russian expat.Average sallary here - do not believe what politicians are saying - is about 500 euro, In IT sector is much better of course. But you have to use to it.I welcome you and wish you to have sucesfull live as long as you want to stay here. Come as a friend - stay as a brother. Good luck.I dont think you have to wait long to find good job because of your experience in IT industry.
If you move to Belgrade you will have Vero supermarkets with lower prices than Maxi and with much bigger choices. You should also consider getting a new apartment where there is AC/electric heating, so you can pay for just what you used, not during the whole year, which is the way our lovely country is ripping us off for decades (while in socialism this made some sense as the country invested in lots of things to improve the standard. Last 20 years they just take the money in their own pockets, since they are the elite, and we are simply slaves..) But imagine if the people was bad and unfriendly.. Luckily that's not the case in Serbia, even though we are totally brainwashed by western propaganda, especially for the past 10 years.. While Russia was getting up from its knees after the 90's here in Serbia the opposite happened. All the progress you see is on the surfice and totally superficial.. Keep that in mind all the time. Best of luck brother 😘
Hvala.♥️ I'm currently planning to move to Sombor or Suborica as these cities are much cheaper (planning to buy an apartment there) Although finding a local job there could be a problem 🤔
Serbia is late with IT and digital service, unfortunately, often people without the right schooling work at a workplace and then you have the result of bad service. When it comes to Russian food, you have 2 Russian shops in Belgrade, one of them is called Svetafor, the other can't remember the name but you can see if they have the products you are missing. Good luck adapting in Serbia as there is a lot that can be improved but due to bad politics in the country everything is slow. They can't remove graffiti or improve garbage disposal and ecology, which is not that difficult, then you understand how everything else is.
Thank you. I'm not from Belgrade and it's much harder to find russian food in Subotica/Novi Sad 😅 But the local cuisine is also incredible. As for bad service and polako in general, it's never too late to improve it. I wish this country all the best. Your people are beautiful, kind and open, don't lose it 🕊️
Haha maybe you should improve your head, looks like its lacking a lot of improvement within yourself 😂. If you don’t like it here , good luck move somewhere else, you are such a rich guy maybe you should go to Zurich 😂 and try there
i was born in Novi Sad I have moved to Canada when i was in my teens, lately been thinking to move back to Serbia, so was really informative to hear perspective on how things are right now in Serbia from someone who was not born and lived there whole their life. Looks like not much has changed since i've left Serbia it is still very behind in so many domains, which is very sad.
Yes that is why cold , boring, Canada is so good to live there, I could not live in Canada if you pay me for it, Novi Sad is far above in anyway then Canada, such a dull country
@@tanjagak2097 well I would not say dull country, Canada have various weather condition across the country and unmatchable natural beauty, in example Vancouver have pretty nice and mild weather if you dont mind rain in the winter time. In 20 years living in Van I ve sean snow maybe 5 times in winter time and maybe for a week. Summer in Vancouver is amazing! ..., clear, mild refreshing. Vancouver have best summers in the world I think so much going on and weather is perfect not cold not hot. Only thing what I curently dont like about Canada and what making me to thing about moving elsewhere is curent politics that are almost like really bad dictatoriship, they just have pass bill to censorship our media couple days ago, I really starting to feel like I'm living in North Korea.
@@markospas I have been to Canada twice, Toronto and Windsor the city just across from Detroit, I could not wait to go back to USA. Nothing to see and do , even Montreal is boring, and they all want to move to USA. Don’t know about Vancouver , I have heard lots of junkies live there. Anyway if you were born Iin Novi Sad , you don’t need to watch video from Russian guy to tell you how is in NS😃😃 that is his perspective as a foreigner, you should know better then him . I don’t think you are fro NS or Serb either
@@tanjagak2097 Jesam iz novog sad ako bi cula moj akcenat sve sumnje bi ti se razbile :) da sam iz novog sada, deda i baba sa mamine strane su mi sa novog naselja. Ja volim Novi Sad ali gomila stvari u Srbiji iako mnogo bolje nego pre i dalje treba da se unapredi. I zato volim kad cujem strance jer oni imaju objektivniji utisak o svemu pogotovo oni koji zive i ne dolaze kao turisti, jer ti ako dodjes kao turista na par dana ti ne mozes da znas kako jes stvarno u jednoj zemlji.
Never been to Canada, but i watched closely to that country and I planned to move there for a decade, but some things changed my mind completely. Many locals and newcomers don't like rent bubbles, overpriced stuff, high taxes, and bureaucratized politics. Unfortunately, Canada is not the same as it used to be 20-30 years ago and people just leave to the USA or come to Europe for better opportunities. I'd like to visit Canada/US some day, but I don't see myself living there for the entire life. 🤔
About National bank it is by design bad..to ruin it like rest of national banks..for items IT go to some small repar shop or PC shop which is not part of chain..and talk with owners ect .if you Are well serious customer you can make wonders .and you meet people with same affinity..novi sad subotica are multicultural towns .so on paper should be easy to blend but in reality is hard so try with IT interests. Usualy they can speak english as any IT..about food go to small meat shops ,pijaca ect .if want to eat out go for smaller "menu restorans" it is fresh food but you cant choose menu..it is faily based..even you van befriend and explain some recipe and if easy prepared maybe someone will make you for small cash..
И что брателла, ты уже понял, что в той России, из которой ты свинтил, для тебя созданы условия для жизни и работы, которых ты больше нигде не найдешь? Если та же страна знала, несмотря на все проблемы и трудности, как создать такие условия, то будь уверен, что она тоже знает, когда пора для радикальных мер и сломать кому-то хребет. И для этой работы ты тоже нужен, вырасти яйца, иди домой, сделай себя доступным местному военкомату и ЕСЛИ пришлют тебе повестку, откликнись и do your best.
Мне войны не интересны, пусть политики воюют. Пока есть такие люди, которые готовы брать оружие, не важно с какой стороны, войны будут продолжаться и будут бессмысленно гибнуть люди. Не вижу смысла жить в стране которая душит законами и угнетает свой народ, брателла
@@Firzj ДТП, тяжелые болезни, смерть близких, чувства беспомощности и разочарования, стрессы в моей профессии, катастрофические аварии, наводнение и пожар, даже война - не то чтобы они мне были не интересны, а я их все ненавижу, но знаю что необходимо было сделать в каждой из упомянутых ситуаций и ни в коем случае это не был побег. И будь уверен, что если бы ты был задушен законами и угнетен, был бы вынуждены иметь какую-то другую, более грязную и более трудоемкую профессию, и не смог бы покинуть свою страну в то время, когда она защищает свои интересы войной.
@@dragan_avramov друг, у меня своих проблем достаточно и я не собираюсь защищать интересы ничьей страны, даже если кто-то требует этого от меня. Пока люди лезут в чужие государства, мир никогда не наступит. лучше займись своей жизнью и не лезь в политику. Хвала
Нема смрти без судњег дана. Запамтите. И, да знате где ћете пасти, Ви би сели. То су две српске народне мудрости. Мада мислим да је оно прво написао Његош. А све нас за ову планету везују корени. Наши корени су наши преци, њихови гробови. Без њих смо тиква без корена, нико и ништа. На кућу Вас подсећају мириси, укуси и сећања. А ако то негирате онда сте сенка, живи мртвац. Живи и здрави били. На понос Вашим родитељима, ако се и њих нисте одрекли. Одрекли сте се домовине , зашто не би и њих? П.С. Моја сестричина живи у Тбилисију. Послала ми поруку о томе да један отац (Рус) тражи сина који је доспео у Београд. Добио је поруку да му син настрадао у саобраћајној несрећи у Београду. Каже да је отишао због могућности да буде мобилисан. Од судбине се не може побећи.
@@dragan_avramov а с какой стати интересы страны - губить жизни своего же народа, пока за его счет власти живут на широкую ногу во враждебных странах, а на место тебя завозят по 5 низкоквалифицированных и агрессивных мигрантов? Или какие такие еще интересы защищает страна, из-за которых собственное население живет в бедности и вымирает?
Razgovaram sa Srbima. Koji grad biste preporučili za preseljenje radi udobnog života i posla? Živim u Novom Sadu i smatram Suboticu, Sombor, Kragujevac, Zlatibor, Loznicu, Šabac. Novi Sad je svakako lep grad, ali mi je preskup. Ja sam lingvista-prevodilac i menadžer u turizmu. Radim u IT-u iz hobija. Planiram da kupim kuću ili stan da živim i pomažem Srbiji 🇷🇸♥
Ako se razmišljaš o Loznici, može biti dobro mesto za život ali zavisi šta tražiš od jednog grada. Zimi je poprilično "mrtva" ali leta je sjajno mesto. S jedne strane, sve je blizu, s druge strane, nećeš naći "povoljnosti" većih gradova.
Sombor, Uzice, Nis, Topola
It's best you visit every of the above mentioned and then decide. They are all cheaper to live in than Novi Sad, Bg, that's for sure.
This would certainly be great to visit as many cities as I can, but i'm unfortunately on a budget and I don't own a car to go around. Most of my time, I work from home and watch videos from UA-cam, showing some of the cities in Serbia.
Honestly, I liked Zlatibor so much, but it's a very small and touristic city. Lots of houses are being built there 💗
Novi Sad ti je najbolji grad, pogotovo sto ima dosta Rusa i Ukrainaca. Od tih sto si naveo jedino Sombor bih uzeo u obzir
Maybe that Svetofor russian market is what you are missing, from a food perpective. They have like 18 shops in about 18 different cities in Serbia. Couple month back i heard they are planing to open 22 more by the end of this year... so maybe it will be in you city too. Somewhere seems is called Svetefor market, somewhere MERE market... something like that.
Yes, and Mere market is also like Svetofor, i just dont know if the one near Naselje Stepa Stepanović still works, i was there and got some really cheap stuff.
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Brother the reason u didnt find blins is because we make them at home...its actually odd that you were even looking to buy them in a store...and also you cam find like bigger blins in fastfood places(salty or sweet) sometimes just sweet...but they are bigger and they are served im the triangle form usually...not rolled up like you can do with homemade blins...im not sure how novi sad is but in belgrade they are pretty comon in almost all fastfood places
Yeah, the unwritten rule in Serbia is to never order things online, especially tech and electronics, they will most likely screw up your order.
Always go in person.
It's funny you mentioned the RAM, I actually needed the same one, DDR 3, 8GB, went to Gigatron store and bought it, it works just fine.
jesi li ti zakonodavac ili punoglavac?...ko si? ameba, beba, ili pusulja? uhh, nidza sve zna, primio je sve strance otpozadi...jeee!
Thank you for the video, it was interesting)
Unfortunately, almost everything doubled in price in Serbia in the last 3-4 years. The president will brag on TV about the 5-10% increased monthly salaries, which is not nearly enough to cover the ridiculous change of prices in the past few years. As for heating, most people outside of city centers live in houses so they either buy wood or go and get wood from forests by themselves to keep warm during winter.
As for the choice and prices of tech commodities, we are suffering from being a small market, import cartels and taxes and dues on imports.
The banks are horrible, regulations from 1970s are still in place and banks were very slow to catch up with modern features and digitize their processes. Some are better than others, though, PŠ and Komercijalna are horrible.
Zdravo 🇷🇸
Please share more videos like this! I'm sure you could get a larger following with these walk-through videos, just showing everyday things. Like the channel 'Different Russia'. You have a pleasing way of talking, so I think this style could work for you! Have a good day
Thank you. I'll definitely post more videos about Serbia but right now I need to deal with a job, residence permit and monetization ♥️
Brate I hope you are doing good and you are having awesome time in Serbia.
Thank you 🇷🇸❤️. So far I'm ok and I enjoy the view. The only issue I have for now is finding a local job. It's barely affordable for me to live here and work remotely. So either I find a job, or will have to go back. Plus I miss my family a lot
@@Firzj i am sure they miss you as well. What city are you in?
@@aleksandars9254 Novi Sad, Podbara. Belgrade is way too expensive and radical in my opinion. I want to see real Serbia, not just its capital 😅
NIS Petrol and Gazprom gas stations have some OG Russian products
I live in Serbia almost a year for now! The most disappointing, speaking of food, is that fish is too expensive and the choice is poor. The other seems fine for me. And seems that opening an account on raffizen was a good choice, not a lot of paperwork, and they gave me a card in two weeks... Not days, but still ok.
Agree. As of banks, i'll definitely switch from Postanska to something else. Maybe Raiffeisen, but it has bad "scammy" reputation in Russia
There is Prva Ruska Kuhinja in Cara Dusana street in Novi Sad
There are certain stores that are much cheaper I live in Nis very south Serbia but maybe u have them in Novi Sad *(čiča ričo) ofc its very limited what u can buy there but bigger stores I would advice Tempo but i heard that DIS is cheaper in Novi Sad dunno never been there tho I often buy in IDEA because they are everywhere and are closer but more expensive and often u can get "scammed" like u see once price on the shelf (im not sure about this word) often lower anyways but they charge u more when u go to pay and often they say we forgot to change the price which is sceptical, but look for price reductions and stack up I go to store and see noodles for half the usual price and buy 2x 3x more then usual and stack them up but ofc check the date often they drop the prices for things that will go bad soon, what can I say things are mad expensive and pay is minimal if u work for a frim u can be payed 60/70k if u work for some random guy he will pay u 42k (keep in mind this is for Nis it is different up there but similar) which is minimal but often they give bonuses in firms and random places gives a raise, in firms u dont get raise but u get more and more bonuses based on weekends if u work them (if u dont u get fired LOL) etc.
Well my friend, even though I was born here, I feel the same whenever I come back to Novi Sad, every time it feels less New and much more Sad :))
Customer support is a crap (as a very few people have monopoly over the market), apps are crap, banks are crap too, but you chose the absolute worst one. Better try Raiffeisen bank, their app is kinda ok and their services are pretty much fine as well.
Regarding the food I believe no one ever heard about pelemni and chebureki :)) (although you can try piroska or panceroti, it seems to be pretty close to it) however tartar sauce and caesar dressing are pretty common, you should be able to find them. Other then that I hope someone of the fellows Russians will open a shop here which will better understand the demands.
Cheers, and take care.
maticu, pa sto se vracas? ostani gde si, i ne vracaj se
@@bokidimi5215 sta te boli kurac
To make end point Serbia is still,for now,peoples cpuntry a lot ofbthings happens with people communications .and you can make friends..
Если что, в Белграде российскими релокантами открылся цех по производству пельменей и вареников.
Dear friend - first wellcome I just stumbled upon your channel. Yep here is some disandvantages in Sebia and thatş bureaucracy.But it is the same for me as serbian citizen as for you as an russian expat.Average sallary here - do not believe what politicians are saying - is about 500 euro, In IT sector is much better of course. But you have to use to it.I welcome you and wish you to have sucesfull live as long as you want to stay here. Come as a friend - stay as a brother. Good luck.I dont think you have to wait long to find good job because of your experience in IT industry.
hvala na ljubaznosti
If you move to Belgrade you will have Vero supermarkets with lower prices than Maxi and with much bigger choices.
You should also consider getting a new apartment where there is AC/electric heating, so you can pay for just what you used, not during the whole year, which is the way our lovely country is ripping us off for decades (while in socialism this made some sense as the country invested in lots of things to improve the standard. Last 20 years they just take the money in their own pockets, since they are the elite, and we are simply slaves..)
But imagine if the people was bad and unfriendly.. Luckily that's not the case in Serbia, even though we are totally brainwashed by western propaganda, especially for the past 10 years.. While Russia was getting up from its knees after the 90's here in Serbia the opposite happened. All the progress you see is on the surfice and totally superficial.. Keep that in mind all the time.
Best of luck brother 😘
Hvala.♥️ I'm currently planning to move to Sombor or Suborica as these cities are much cheaper (planning to buy an apartment there)
Although finding a local job there could be a problem 🤔
Serbia is late with IT and digital service, unfortunately, often people without the right schooling work at a workplace and then you have the result of bad service. When it comes to Russian food, you have 2 Russian shops in Belgrade, one of them is called Svetafor, the other can't remember the name but you can see if they have the products you are missing. Good luck adapting in Serbia as there is a lot that can be improved but due to bad politics in the country everything is slow. They can't remove graffiti or improve garbage disposal and ecology, which is not that difficult, then you understand how everything else is.
Thank you. I'm not from Belgrade and it's much harder to find russian food in Subotica/Novi Sad 😅 But the local cuisine is also incredible.
As for bad service and polako in general, it's never too late to improve it. I wish this country all the best. Your people are beautiful, kind and open, don't lose it 🕊️
Haha maybe you should improve your head, looks like its lacking a lot of improvement within yourself 😂. If you don’t like it here , good luck move somewhere else, you are such a rich guy maybe you should go to Zurich 😂 and try there
You are just an shady customer
😂😂😂
i was born in Novi Sad I have moved to Canada when i was in my teens, lately been thinking to move back to Serbia, so was really informative to hear perspective on how things are right now in Serbia from someone who was not born and lived there whole their life. Looks like not much has changed since i've left Serbia it is still very behind in so many domains, which is very sad.
Yes that is why cold , boring, Canada is so good to live there, I could not live in Canada if you pay me for it, Novi Sad is far above in anyway then Canada, such a dull country
@@tanjagak2097 well I would not say dull country, Canada have various weather condition across the country and unmatchable natural beauty, in example Vancouver have pretty nice and mild weather if you dont mind rain in the winter time. In 20 years living in Van I ve sean snow maybe 5 times in winter time and maybe for a week. Summer in Vancouver is amazing! ..., clear, mild refreshing. Vancouver have best summers in the world I think so much going on and weather is perfect not cold not hot. Only thing what I curently dont like about Canada and what making me to thing about moving elsewhere is curent politics that are almost like really bad dictatoriship, they just have pass bill to censorship our media couple days ago, I really starting to feel like I'm living in North Korea.
@@markospas I have been to Canada twice, Toronto and Windsor the city just across from Detroit, I could not wait to go back to USA. Nothing to see and do , even Montreal is boring, and they all want to move to USA. Don’t know about Vancouver , I have heard lots of junkies live there. Anyway if you were born Iin Novi Sad , you don’t need to watch video from Russian guy to tell you how is in NS😃😃 that is his perspective as a foreigner, you should know better then him . I don’t think you are fro NS or Serb either
@@tanjagak2097 Jesam iz novog sad ako bi cula moj akcenat sve sumnje bi ti se razbile :) da sam iz novog sada, deda i baba sa mamine strane su mi sa novog naselja. Ja volim Novi Sad ali gomila stvari u Srbiji iako mnogo bolje nego pre i dalje treba da se unapredi. I zato volim kad cujem strance jer oni imaju objektivniji utisak o svemu pogotovo oni koji zive i ne dolaze kao turisti, jer ti ako dodjes kao turista na par dana ti ne mozes da znas kako jes stvarno u jednoj zemlji.
Never been to Canada, but i watched closely to that country and I planned to move there for a decade, but some things changed my mind completely. Many locals and newcomers don't like rent bubbles, overpriced stuff, high taxes, and bureaucratized politics. Unfortunately, Canada is not the same as it used to be 20-30 years ago and people just leave to the USA or come to Europe for better opportunities.
I'd like to visit Canada/US some day, but I don't see myself living there for the entire life. 🤔
Novi Sad is much smaller than Belgrade, i think that if you come from big city in Russia, Belgrade should be obvious choice for you
I prefer something more chill, less crowded and cheap. Although big cities like Belgrade offer more opportunities and services.
@@Firzj Check out Niš!
my like Bro 4 u, GG WP
About National bank it is by design bad..to ruin it like rest of national banks..for items IT go to some small repar shop or PC shop which is not part of chain..and talk with owners ect .if you Are well serious customer you can make wonders .and you meet people with same affinity..novi sad subotica are multicultural towns .so on paper should be easy to blend but in reality is hard so try with IT interests. Usualy they can speak english as any IT..about food go to small meat shops ,pijaca ect .if want to eat out go for smaller "menu restorans" it is fresh food but you cant choose menu..it is faily based..even you van befriend and explain some recipe and if easy prepared maybe someone will make you for small cash..
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Bacon flavoured mayonnaise 😂
getting fucked by banks ... yep ...
genuine serbian life there
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И что брателла, ты уже понял, что в той России, из которой ты свинтил, для тебя созданы условия для жизни и работы, которых ты больше нигде не найдешь? Если та же страна знала, несмотря на все проблемы и трудности, как создать такие условия, то будь уверен, что она тоже знает, когда пора для радикальных мер и сломать кому-то хребет. И для этой работы ты тоже нужен, вырасти яйца, иди домой, сделай себя доступным местному военкомату и ЕСЛИ пришлют тебе повестку, откликнись и do your best.
Мне войны не интересны, пусть политики воюют. Пока есть такие люди, которые готовы брать оружие, не важно с какой стороны, войны будут продолжаться и будут бессмысленно гибнуть люди. Не вижу смысла жить в стране которая душит законами и угнетает свой народ, брателла
@@Firzj ДТП, тяжелые болезни, смерть близких, чувства беспомощности и разочарования, стрессы в моей профессии, катастрофические аварии, наводнение и пожар, даже война - не то чтобы они мне были не интересны, а я их все ненавижу, но знаю что необходимо было сделать в каждой из упомянутых ситуаций и ни в коем случае это не был побег.
И будь уверен, что если бы ты был задушен законами и угнетен, был бы вынуждены иметь какую-то другую, более грязную и более трудоемкую профессию, и не смог бы покинуть свою страну в то время, когда она защищает свои интересы войной.
@@dragan_avramov друг, у меня своих проблем достаточно и я не собираюсь защищать интересы ничьей страны, даже если кто-то требует этого от меня.
Пока люди лезут в чужие государства, мир никогда не наступит. лучше займись своей жизнью и не лезь в политику. Хвала
Нема смрти без судњег дана. Запамтите. И, да знате где ћете пасти, Ви би сели. То су две српске народне мудрости. Мада мислим да је оно прво написао Његош.
А све нас за ову планету везују корени. Наши корени су наши преци, њихови гробови. Без њих смо тиква без корена, нико и ништа. На кућу Вас подсећају мириси, укуси и сећања. А ако то негирате онда сте сенка, живи мртвац. Живи и здрави били. На понос Вашим родитељима, ако се и њих нисте одрекли. Одрекли сте се домовине , зашто не би и њих?
П.С.
Моја сестричина живи у Тбилисију. Послала ми поруку о томе да један отац (Рус) тражи сина који је доспео у Београд. Добио је поруку да му син настрадао у саобраћајној несрећи у Београду. Каже да је отишао због могућности да буде мобилисан. Од судбине се не може побећи.
@@dragan_avramov а с какой стати интересы страны - губить жизни своего же народа, пока за его счет власти живут на широкую ногу во враждебных странах, а на место тебя завозят по 5 низкоквалифицированных и агрессивных мигрантов? Или какие такие еще интересы защищает страна, из-за которых собственное население живет в бедности и вымирает?