A Russian learning about Serbia from a Serbian
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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It was wonderful meeting you and your family! I had a great time! Also fantastic video man!
Great. Thanks a lot for all those interviews. I'm so happy my self that I met such educated Serbian like you. I wish to see you more in the future in my videos. :)
I'm surprised to see how modern Belgrade is. Stephan is a very knowledgeable young man. He speaks English well. I had to look on a map of Europe to see exactly where Serbia was. I would suspect many people in the US don't know the exact location of it. This is going to be fun to know more about it. Thank you Snouci!
You're welcome. Belgrade is sure a modern city. Stephan is really a great guy. He's sure very educated and his English is perfect. I'm going to share a lot about Serbia, and I will show most of it just like I showed Sri Lanka or even more. :)
I don't think so. He's a student. We will have to go to the agency and pay those 50% to them.
It's not just WW2. Nikolai Rajevsky, Count Vronsky in Anna Karenina's novel, died and was buried in Serbia. His body was returned to Russia, and his heart was left by his family in Serbia, in the church they built at the place of his death near the city of Niš. Hundreds of volunteers, mostly officers and nobles, have been coming to Serbia for centuries to help fight against the Ottomans. And the mistake about the Sava/Danube river is cardinal. We will forgive the young man because he is young and not from Belgrade.
That"s river Sava beside the Belgrade Watherfront. River Danube is 200 m from there.
I loved that place close to the river. :)
My mistake. Honestly I got bad sense of direction 😂!
@@noiz5578 i Karađorđe nije Vuk Karadžić. Nije sad toliko bitno al bitno je da te ispravim da se ne ponovi.
I svaka čast na angažmanu. Cjenim mlade ljude voljne da rade nešto lijepo i korisno.👍
@@noiz5578 Nema veze sine, ljudi zive tu po 50 godina i dalje ne znaju koja je koja reka.
you look relaxed, it is closer to your home. Serbia looks like a cool country
Yeah, I'm so relaxed here. But not that much now. We're a little struggling to find an apartment.
I enjoyed watching this video and was impressed by how well this young Serbian boy spoke English. Also found the city of Belgrade to be clean and modern. The Danube waterfront was also very nice and walkable. I would like to see some of the historical sites and the beautiful old architecture for which this city is famous. Your family and you are getting such a varied and interesting experience traveling the world. With all the chaos that is now happening it’s nice to see people being ordinary people and experiencing new places.
recommended youtube search: Belgrade, Serbia -- Is this the next PARIS?
Russia and Serbia were allies in at least 3 big occasions.
First in the war against the Turks, which was extremely important for Serbia. For those who dont know some parts of Serbia were under the Turk occupation for 500 years.
The second time was in WW1. WW1 started when Serbs tried to expel Austro-Hungarian Empire from Bosnia (Serb land at that time) and killed the tzar Ferdinand. The Austro-Hungarian Empire was ready to destroy Serbia, but the Russian tzar Nicholas II stood with Serbia and the world war commenced. Without Russian help, Serbia would be probaby obliterated.
The third time was obviously WW2 when Soviets expelled the nazis from Serbia/Yugoslavia.
We shared blood, tears and graves over centuries.
So, if someone thinks that Serbia will turn back to Russia....its virtually impossible. There are people in Serbia who love Russia even more than Serbia lol
That's great. I'm glad that such country exists.
What fun is walking around at night if you don't take the chance of losing your life? In Brooklyn NY you can get stabbed for no reason or maybe they will push you into a subway train just as it pulls into the station on Manhattan . The River section is very nice.
Yeah, you can see even my stream where I walked almost outside the city and was safe all the time. Here it's really safe to walk. I enjoy the night walk.
That's because the U.S. tax payers' monney is used for the Deep State war efforts all around the world. It shows the "greatness of the American Democracy"😢
Very informative vlog! Such a nice young man. I hope Serbia is everything you want it to be, HR.
Yeah, I even consider this vlog the most informative I even created about a country. I'm getting better at interviews and I'm finding the proper people for that. :) I also hope that Serbia will be our home
Serbia seems like a very modern Country.👍
Yeah, I like it.
Awesome video man looks organized and clean country.
Yeah, the country is great.
🇷🇺❤️🇷🇸
Visit monasteries. That is where Serbian soul is
Enjoying your new city tour. Stephen seems like he was a big help for practical information. I hope your family has cold weather clothes now that you have returned to the northern climate.
Yeah, I enjoy the city a lot. Stephan was great. Yeah, we have some clothes but we don't want to buy more unless we find an apartment. It will be hard having more baggage that we move with from a hotel to another.
That was river Sava not Danube. 🤗
Nice! thanks for the content))
You're welcome. This was all thanks to Stephan. :)
That "Dunav river" made me puzzeled. This young guy is obviously not from Belgrade, but still... omg!
That's the Drina River where the Russians helped us a lot in WWII winning against the Ottomans and Americans. I will be your educated tourist and history guide.
If you want to find anything about Serbia, do your own research. Don't talk with locals, especially the young ones. They have no clue about anything except gaming and Game of Thrones. Education in Serbia is a complete failure.
I'll be happy to meet you if you're in Belgrade.
But anyway in his young age he was so good. I enjoyed him explaining everything and his excitement adds big value to the video. Till now he's the only Serbian who showed me the place. So I appreciate him a lot. I like to explore the countries by myself with locals, learn from them the things I can. And I learned a lot from Stephan and we became friends.
@@halfrussian I have no doubt that Stefan is a good, young guy. However, if you plan to teach someone about anything, at least you should have the basics of the basics under your belt. Do the homework first. I see this lack of basic knowledge and preparation way too often, which doesn't prevent people from lecturing with confidence about stuff they barely understand. It's no surprise that Serbia is a land of conspiracy theories: people don't know sh*t, so they shamelessly improvise.
@@stef1896Trust me they are more educated than others. Yes it was much better before when it comes to education.
i buy from trg repuplig from oficce a daily ticket for 120 dinars last week.
10:13 Dinar is currency of former Yugoslavia and now Serbia. Other separated republics of Yugoslavia has it own currencies with different name. Serbia keeps dinar.
Fromwhere is dedrivated word DINAR?. For Yugoslavia, it is two sources, two reasons. FIRST one. DINARE. It is mountian chain in former Yugoslavia, people from there are alwys very tall,strong, healthy. SECOND one. DENARIUS or DINARISU is former ROMAN EMPIRE money. So, lot of mediteranian countries(hart of former Roman emipre), Yugoslavia with Adriatic sea is also part of mediteranian region, accepts name for roman currency, one of them is Yugoslavia. Actually, 18 roman emperrors was bvorn on teritory of today Serbia. Amongst them, famous COnstantine the great, founder of christianity in Europe and builder of Contatinopole, today Istanbul. He is born in today city of Niš, former Naisuss. Also, Isutinian August and other, 18 emperrors. So, it is explanation for DINAR. ALgeria, Iraq, Tunisia i think?, Jordan, Kuwait.. over 10 countries i think has dinar as currency,
10:34 his full name is PETAR(like PETAR the GREAT) PETROVIĆ NJEGOŠ. He is Serb from Montenegro, he is writer, philosopher, pries and leader of montenegrian people in fight against Ottomans, Venetians and Austrians. Actually, the most time against Ottomans. For freedom of Montenegro. He is writer of one of the most important books in serbian history, name of the book is GORSKI VJENAC.
Bro dinar existed before Yugoslavia.
@@icxcnikasrbZa neke naše komšije, istorija počinje 1991.
Hvala Stefanu Nemanjiću, koji je početkom 13. Veka počeo sa korišćenjem dinara.
Stephan is a very sweet young man, I don't understand how can people in the comments talk so rudely about him just because of some small mistake.
People focus more on the negative than on positive. That's why so many youtubers earn views and subscribers through negative information. As well the mass media always use that to make the news more attractive.
Stefan not Stephan! Old Serbian name!
4:08 the name is Sava!
to je reka Sava,e moj turizmologu :)
I'm confused now. Some say Sava, others say Danube. But I see it in Google map : ''Danube''
@@halfrussian Its Sava, Danube is more than double wider :)
@@halfrussian много се ти правиш паметан. Не личиш брате на Руса, више као некакав швабо
@@adriano8679 я и не претворяюсь. Я Полу Русский. Это значит на половину. HALF это половина. :)
@@halfrussian Meni si brate original 100% Švaba
Buss system is adopted from European standard. You would be very impressed if you travelled to another EU country within the Schengen zone
That's great. Anyway, I never visited an European country before. I consider now Serbia the best country I ever visited in my life. :)
the name of river is Sava, not Danube
It:s river Sava not Danube!
Ok Sava.
Svugde si bio sem na Zemunskoj pijaci. Sve ima u Zemunu,sa one strane Save i ne treba ici.
Munze konza
shame on you, it is river sava , and then confluence with danube
We're both learning. Don't be that strict. :)
The guy studies tourism and doesn't distinguish the Sava from the Danube, very interesting and sad at the same time.
But he knows enough information and he's very educated, and his English is great. Why people focus on the negative and don't see all the positive from people. He for sure brought more positive to this video. And thanks to him I consider this video one of my best. Making mistakes is learning. And he did his best in his young age.
@@halfrussian Everything is fine, maybe the boy got confused or it was just a moment of deconcentration.
@@halfrussian yes , young guy is great person an very well educated ! :)
He is very young he is not from Belgrade and not so strange that he didn't correct knows name of river because few hundreed meters far is Danube too or only maybe he was deconcetrated as mayne people these days :) )) So don't be so critical to him please :) He learning fast and soo he will knows whole Belgrade i'm sure in it :) ))
Hello from south Serbia, from Niš! You are welcome here too i will be your guide! I know Russian very well too as i'm from an older generation :D
@@goranjovic3174 yeah, plus he did really well in introducing me Serbia. :)
@@halfrussian yes, he super introducing Serbia to you ! :)
This river is Sava, not Danube.