Why Is Country Life at Dachas So Important for Russians? | Super Easy Russian 3

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Producers of this episode: Ekaterina Verteline & Nikita Tatarsky
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[@lindseyzeigler4678]

Cool. Nikita's voice is a great addition to your excellent channel. I am a man and it is helpful to hear a man's style of speech because in any language men and women speak a little differently. It makes your channel more useful to me. Thank you!

[@unicaja17]

Amazing job! We want to see Nikita more in front of the camera!!

[@EduardoOliveira-zw7kg]

You want to see

[@stefanburtsche9883]

Оператор делает хорошую работу за камерой, но также и перед камерой. Пожалуйста, дайте ему чаще стоять перед камерой :-)

[@FrenchComprehensibleInput]

Очень красивая дача! 😍

[@dimatakdol]

Please do more videos of EASY RUSSIAN. You guys are helping a lot. Thank you so much. 😊

[@nelegalio]

Very beatiful video! Thank you, Nikita, please make more videos. I'm in love with your beard.

[@Heldin33]

I moved from (old) west germany to (old) east germany (soviet union until 1989) in my 20s. And the Dachas are a thing there too! And I was so surprised because I never heard of it before. Also all of my teachers there could speak Russian and no good English, our English teacher was a very young girl who just got to be a teacher. There is still so much influence from the soviet times, aka in Street Names and etc. (eg. Maxim Gorki St.) And somehow I love it.

[@qizxanimdadasova7991]

I love dacha! I have so many plants and flowers grows in my garden

[@higreen6656]

Very very interesting!!! Thank you very much ☆

[@sunving]

Thank you wonderful

[@hapgull]

This is a nice video! I really liked it.

[@Dana-sk4tc]

Время , проведённое на даче - самое тёплое, особенно, когда живешь в городе 🌿

[@deepbluebeat]

это легко понимат что искусство очень важное для российских людей даже в своих дачи.
Спасибо за видео !

[@EasyCatalan]

Wow this colours! Teach me!

[@wolekelpolako]

Отлично!

[@xeniasa115]

Ну сделайте и одно видео о русской бане)))) Я преподавательница РКИ и никогда ни знаю что показать ученикам!

[@xatyl]

Люблю загородные города вообще, а дача нету у меня к сожалению

[@WhisperShadow77]

Хочу побольше слышать и видеть Никиты
по эту сторону камеры :)

[@jaskatpon1]

During the Soviet period, anyone could buy a land and build a dacha without any restrictions? Or is it only the elites or those who are well connected to the government assigned a dacha by the government for a price? We also have summer houses in India especially in the mountains or by the beaches but are usually owned by rich people as a second home.

[@AnnaAnna-br3fl]

During soviet days the state gave dachas for free to workers as well, most people who have dacha since old soviet days are not elite. nowadays you may get free dacha too like my mom did because she had been working for the state for more than 30 years since she was 18, she was a nurse in state run hospitals and clinics.

[@jeffreyd508]

.75 speed....

[@languagelearningdabbler]

This was very interesting! Every family has a dacha?

[@Dana-sk4tc]

it depends on your place of living. A lot of people ( who don’t live in metropolis for example) have private houses so they don’t need a second house. But if you live in Moscow (for ex) in the apartment , it would be nice to have a dacha for the day off.

[@juliaschetinskaya3150]

Not every family, but many have. I live in a small town and still we have a datcha which is about 4km far from our home. In southern regious with rich ground and a lot of sunlight people tend to plant vegetables on their datchas (tomatoes, cucumbers, and so forth). Others just think of it as a place to relax and have a bbq (shashlyki).

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Dana Thanks 😊

[@languagelearningdabbler]

Julia Schetinskaya That’s fascinating 😊

[@Sunshine-lt6rp]

Nikita is handsome guy :) but I think he spoke too fast! :O

[@languagecomeup]

👍

[@BAHES]

Дачи появились еще при царе. Это участки которые давались чиновникам за какие то заслуги.
Да и "по настоящему свое" в советские времена как то странно звучит.

[@zm-lw1zf]

Есть можно дла нерусских покупать дачу в россый?

[@ricardomiguelesrodriguez1340]

Spaisiva Nikita.

[@LeandroAlmeida108]

пожалуйста говорит медленный

[@zm-lw1zf]

Есть можно дла нерусских покупать дачу в россый?