European Family Reacts To Russians First Impression Of America
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European Family Reacts To Russians First Impression Of America
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Several years ago we hosted a student from Germany for a year, it was a wonderful experience 😊... she was able to come back for a few visits... one visit her parents were with her
Sorry I know this is like my 3rd comment. But as a little girl here in a small town in north Texas we had neighbors down the road that were an older couple and were fairly well off. Once a year usually in spring they'd host a neighborhood BBQ. They provided all the meats and plastic ware (plates, forks, cups, etc), and everyone brought sides, drinks and desserts. The last one I remember them having had well over 75 people there.
My wife is the director for non-profit that brings international students over here to the US for a semester or a year and kids (usually) have a great time in their school year. Yes it can be a long time but what an experience. She should definitely look into it.
Thank God that Russian youth will no longer be sent to the kingdom of sodomites and perverts. I believe that there are a lot of good people in the United States, but now there is a real Satan sitting on the throne in Washington and pounding his hooves
An older video from 5 months ago just popped up on my UA-cam. It’s an unboxing with the children. I am very impressed by your children’s genuine appreciation for their gifts. And they were so excited for each other. They are very sweet and innocent kids. Made my heart feel good.
Spending the money on that kitty and just simply caring about her enough to get the medical attention says loads about your family. You have my respect and I have no doubt you have a wonderful & decent family 👍 I tip my hat.... if I had one anyway lol👌
Honestly this camera is good. And I really like yalls channel, my grandma is from Poland and married my Italian grandpa and they moved to New Jersey and now I live in Houston TX lol. My father is full irish. I love watching people from other countries react to USA 😂 cause we are very unique cause it's Honestly the melting pot of the world and we all together make a unique and crazy pride country
you are a very unique country.. you managed to start 201 wars after 1945.. you managed to kill millions of civilians.. Vietnamese, Afghans, Iraqis, Serbs, etc., etc.. your country was built on the plunder of Asia, Africa, Latin America.. your country was built by slaves taken from Africa.. no country has brought as much grief and misfortune to the world as your unique country.. city on a hill.. how about hell?
This family just feels "Real". They are great to watch! Keep it up Grahams!!
Hi Graham family!!! Much ❤ from Texas! Thanks for a new reaction.
I love cats! Mine were brother and sister. Simon was 13 when he died and Cory was with me for 18 years! I hope your cat continues to heal and the surgery goes well, too.
I would recommend a smaller community not a huge city if she did want to come as a student. Our area host students in Columbiana County which is located in Ohio. The last family hosted an Italian student. They took him on vacations, four wheeling, boating, camping, homecoming, American sports, prom, different restaurants etc. They tried to have as many experiences as possible while he was here. Also prayers for a speedy recovery 🙏🏼
I think the way you filmed this video was just fine. If this way works best for you, stick with it. We’ll be happy to get any video you send our way :-)
Love your family from SC
I love when she gets the opportunity to introduce the videos.
My sister is a teacher, and did a teacher exchange year in Germany (and a German teacher came to the U.S. for the year). My sister brought her two daughters with her to Germany, too, and they did a year in German school. They all absolutely loved it. When my sister was still in high school, she was an exchange student for a year in Austria, and lived there with an Austrian host family.
A pot luck is a get together and everyone brings a dish to share with everyone else. Lots of fun.
I was raised in Saint Paul Minnesota and still live here. I worked at the Holiday Inn Hotel down the hill from Saint Paul College. Saint Paul is the capital city of Minnesota.
💯 definitely become a host student🎉🎉👍🏼
Enjoy your videos! You have a beautiful family and I look forward to your new releases. (Old geezer here of 74 years.) ❤
I followed Zack for quite a while. He's the sweetest kid. He had to flee Russia at the beginning of the war because he's very outspoken against it! It's called Zach the Russian!
We like to be self-sufficient and not depend on the government for transportation. I think most of us prefer to drive and in most areas you have to have your own car. Driving distances are so far. Your entire family could easily live here and no one would even know you weren't American especially your future American daughter
Love you guys. And love that you follow where the world and dreams take you. You have two very bright kids there.
Stoke their fire...
This looks great. My friend Cindy Walker wrote the song "Roly Poly" that they were playing.
The song they were singing was written by Fred Rose in 1946, it was sung by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys. Cindy Walker wrote many great songs but not this one.
Ms. Walker, a Texas treasure, wrote "You Don't Know Me" a huge hit for Ray Charles.
11:00 Garin showing off those guns. LOL
Leah would probably LOVE rural America if she wants to do an exchange program. Idk if it's all states but I know Idaho works alot with our high school exchange programs and it's a gorgeous mountain state with so few people
At least he’s used to the cold….because Minnesota Has some harsh winters
Lot’s of severe storms with tornadoes firing up again here in the Midwest.
One of my best friends in high school was a foreign exchange student from Berlin and she loved the opportunity to come to the US. That was in 1992 and we’re still friends even though we haven’t seen each other since then. I understand as a parent that it has to be really difficult to let your child do something like that but I also think that it’s an amazing opportunity for them! It’s also beneficial to the American students they befriend and expands their experience too. I was an Air Force brat so my family moved around quite a bit because of that so I got to experience different regions and cultures in my childhood and I wouldn’t change that for anything! I was 8 when we moved with the military for the last time before my dad retired and we were in a small city in South Georgia. Many of the kids I knew in school had never even been out of Georgia before. So I’ll always recommend for people to expand their horizons and experience other cultures. I just thought I’d share that. I also went to my junior prom with an exchange student from Sweden. And we’re still friends too
I lived in St. Paul Minnesota for years after I got my university degrees. It's a nice area, well were I lived anyway. Not a long drive to the Mall of America or to the airport. Lots of restaurants too, that you didn't have to drive too, if you're not in the mood to cook for that night.
U guys would love it over here .
I think you all need to come and visit a couple different times and visit different areas of the country. There is way too much to explore here so take your time.
Fantastic video everyone! It's always fun to watch the family react to different parts in different way!
💯 webcam don't sweat the small stuff👍🏼
USA - PNW Pacific NorthWest (Oregon Washington and Idaho.) This is how my family did when we had a family gathering. Many families have musical talents especially if they are from the Mid West or from down south. My family has come from both.
More volume. Last videos are too muted. I don't have external amp or speakers. Not as loud as any other of my subscriptions. Otherwise you have great videos.
Thanks!
Sending prayers for your sweet cat❤
Thanksgiving dinners at Grandma's house were a giant pot luck . She had an old huge Southern farm family of 11 kids . All but the youngest were married and had kids and some of the older ones had kids who were married and had their own kids ,so it was usually somewhere between 30 to 50 people spread over 4 generations. Each of the women brought at least one dish so it was like eating at one of the huge buffets at a Las Vegas hotel . I would eat so much that I had to go outside because the smell of food was too much for my overstuffed stomach
So your nephews going to work on the River Charles in Boston? I live close to there. It’s a beautiful city with a ton of history. Hope he’ll have fun.
sorry i got here late. my house was surrounded by 2 tornadoes. both within a mile north and south. everything here as far as I can see is good. I hear closer to the city around 500 people are without power. but it should be back on soon
The content looks good.
You should check out the language expert on us accents and if you guys are planning on visiting America you should check out the different kinds of storms and weathers😊
Most people drive cars in America we don’t really rely on buses or trains plus those are in cities 99% of the time.
Hey what’s up guys ! 😀
It’s better to come to America and experience it yourself than judging off of internet stuff.
Easier said than done. Since, you know, it takes thousands of dollars to make that happen...
@@Andrew-Collet I know that I’m just saying bro chill.
HEY GUYS 😄. I'm actually from Minnesota, very close to saint paul. I actually drove past his college today after my 2nd job. I'm glad u guys thought it looked nice, but I have to say that saint paul and Minneapolis are like the worst (and dirtiest) places to go in my opinion 😅. There is lots of fun stuff to do, but I think it's nicer out side of the city. If you guys come to Minnesota or any other states, make sure you explore the suburbs and if you have time also explore the country side a bit as well 😄. I'm biased because I don't like big cities much, but I think you should check out the suburbs and countryside to get a "real" feel for the state that your in as well 😉. Let me know if you guys come to Minnesota in the future and I will tell you all the good spots to go, and will even meet up with you as well if you like 😁. ALSO! MINNESOTA IS THE "STATE OF HOCKEY" in the united states. Home to the Minnesota Wild 🏒
3:00 Fly little bird
My daughter just spent a semester in Italy. She gained so much confidence as she traveled alone to Amsterdam and Switzerland as well during her time there. I would recommend any young adult to have this type of experience if possible. (She is 21 and in her third year at university for reference). It’s hard to let them go but so worth it.
I live outside of Boston on the North Shore. I hope your nephew has a fabulous time visiting our area. There’s a lot to take in, so I hope he has the opportunity to explore the area and not just work. I don’t know where he’ll land, but if it’s anywhere near Cape Cod, which is on the southeast coast of Massachusetts, he will meet a lot of people over the summer. The Cape is a popular summer tourist destination.
The US is a car culture you drive everywhere. local or cross country. Public transportation is pretty non-existent or smaller compared to other countries.
Video is fine. Please up the volume on yourselves and the reaction video.
Russian, German and Dutch were the people who settled that part of the US. He probably feels at home in a way.
This might seem kinda stupid, but I love it when Leia (sorry, I don’t remember how to spell it right) mentions Heartland. My grams (grandma) used to watch that show all the time; it was her favorite. She passed last year. It’s cool to hear it’s your favorite too! ❤
People told you to leave them? Wow, I could never imagine doing that
Get-togethers like this were the core of my early German/Scandinavian ancestors in the US as far as entertainment. They were all poor, but some could play an instrument. My great grandfather on my mother's side could supposedly play anything with strings (Cello was his favorite). I wish I knew more about him, but that is apparently a huge mystery other than he was an accomplished "cabinetmaker". I guess that means he made furniture. My grandfather on my mother's side was primarily a drummer (music-wise) and had a little success with that (back in the big-band days), although with just a 6th-grade education he made model planes that actually flew and apparently he understood Bernoulli's equation, but still was financially poor.
That is a fiddle not a violin. Lol
They're literally the same thing.
I saw an accordion also when it was darker out. It seems the host family has all musicians as friends.
Why are there comments on here saying it's not a violin? They are the same instrument. Some people call it a fiddle depending on the area, or the style of music.
@@mr.scrubber4524 Well, it is being used in the method of a Fiddle. When used in the fiddle style we call the instrument a Fiddle. If it is used in a classical sense that makes it a Violin.
I play the euphonium but many will call it a baritone or a half-tuba. If I am playing with a bunch of rednecks, I will call it a baritone. If I am playing in a classical sense I call it a euphonium.
@@mr.scrubber4524 Apparently they're all making a "joke".
Welcome to the capital city of Minnesota. I live in Minnesota and I love potlucks and Minnesota
I just noticed that you’re wearing a Rancho Cucamonga shirt. I live there
And I’m about a half hour south of you. Worked at the golf shop up there for a couple years
Hi GFR, Have you thought you can also have part 1, part 2, part 3 etc...! Just thought I'd pass on an idea! Give it a try. 😎🏖️🇺🇸
FYI...your volume is too low.
This video is a good example of the people of a certain country not being as bad as their government portrays them to be to the rest of the world. I'm sure a lot of Russians do fall victim to the propaganda to the government, but there's also a lot of good people there too that know better. I've known a few Russians and they were great people.
I think it's awesome that you want to let the two of them , Leia & Garin, experience life in America like this with a host family. In 1994, I personally did a semester of college in Valencia, Spain. I also had a host mother and a host brother. I wish I had done a second semester in France as a friend of mine on the Spain trip/ semester had done. My name is Sean & I'm from upstate New York , United States.
Webcam gave you a brighter shot and wider view but the sound sucks as you heard echo. Honestly keep it now.
Suggestion to fix the volume problem: I've noticed other reactors have the UA-cam video volume all the way up, which will make your recorded volume really loud, but you can always lower your speaker volume so it's not too loud for you in the room, but the screen capture audio will be really loud when you edit.
In my editing software, I can record the screen and myself as separate tracks and each has it's own audio. So when I edit, I can separate the audio from both videos, so I can have 2 video tracks, one is UA-cam video/screen capture, the other is me, and then 2 audio tracks, one of the UA-cam video/screen capture and me. And then you can adjust both audio tracks for volume as you edit.
And then, since you usually stop the video to talk, you can normalize the audio so that your talking and the sound from the video you're reacting to are the same volume level throughout the video and that way when you pause and talk and then go back to the UA-cam video, people won't have to adjust their volume as you go back and forth between video sound and your reaction sound.
It's probably better to make a video with a high volume level that people can lower, than to have a low volume level and have people raise their volume and forget and then go to watch another video and blow out their speakers --- or their ears --- because their volume was too high.
that is a fiddle not a violin
A violin and a fiddle are the same thing. They're just called one or the other depending on area, the style of music, or both.
Get a banjo I think they sound much better when you play acoustic
Yall need to react to San Eckholm experience the firepower of the a-10 warthog
Come to East Tennessee and I have a huge family that would welcome your family and love to have a cookout/potluck!
I don't know why reactors don't react to the Great Smokey mountains, Nashville, Gatlinburg, pigeon forge, Tennessee or any of Appalachia ? It's way more visited National forests ! Granted mostly by Americans who Know ! But boy, are they missing out on the most biodiverse part of the country.
@noelcatanzaro3405 , they have to be "sold" on it...by recommending videos that highlights the area and things to do
Web Cam? Well, for me I don't see any difference so whatever is best for you will work.
Years ago, my sister hosted 2 international students at the same time. One from Germany and the other from Japan. The girl from Germany could speak English really well but the Japanese girl it took about half the school year to get better. They both had a great time and still keep in touch with my sister from time to time. But my sister was crazy when they first got here. She took them on a road trip from here in Ohio to Florida to see Disney World and beaches and things like that. I mean it is about 14 hours drive to get down there. But they said later even though it was crazy that they did enjoy the trip. When they got back then it was school just starting up.
I'm happy to guitar you some guitar lessons; teach you a few songs to play around the campfire....via internet
Y'all should react to "wrong side of heaven" by five finger death punch
It will be different from y'all's usual videos, but I think y'all will enjoy it.
Спасибо за реакцию. Парень из России очень скромный видно, что у него хорошее воспитание, возможно поэтому он так вяло описывает своё недовольство общественным транспортом, ведь в России транспорту уделяют особое внимание. Что касается трава зеленее, не уверена что меня впечатлит крашеная трава, тем более что она без других насаждений вредит популяции насекомых, вот если бы там были красивые оранжереи как в Парке Галицкого в Краснодаре я бы может и удивилась. Желаю вашей семье всего наилучшего, а кепку лучше снимать дома, отдыхать голове также как и обувь, чтобы кожа не прела. В России ковидные ограничения были достаточно суровые в 2020-2022, но закончились как только началось СВО. И я слышала что в Беларуси вообще не носили маски, и это не повлияло на заболеваемость. В целом Ковид был коварный особенно для стариков. И в этом видео где парнишка тусит со стариками на общем празднике было очень мило, сложилось впечатление что он живёт в кондоминиуме для пожилых. У нас в Москве это называют «активная старость» и это гораздо масштабнее чем одна улица. Как правило в такой активности чаще участвуют женщины потому что они более общительные, мужчины максимум выбираются на рыбалку или прогулки, в том числе с собакой.😊
At around 3:28 is real love right there
Hi guys. U have to be registered to be a host Family.
I've known several Russians and the one thing they have in common is a quirky, social awkwardness when in America.
Instead of a guitar maybe you could try the harmonica Jono. Idk why but I can just see you playing the harmonica up on some random hill under the shade of a tree.
Lol the way your daughter says no I'm not from America, like it's a insult for people to say that.
I don't understand your comment. I heard her say she wasn't from America, and then said she wished she was from America. I don't think she was insinuating anyone there thought it was insulting.
The # US families that would welcome your visit and host your family is almost infinite. 🙂
Volume too low, especially on the video.
I love Goulash ! I would bring Golumpki , Kielbasa , Sauerkraut , And Pierogi.
Camera is fine, sorry to hear about Tanks surgery. 😢
I like the camera but the volume is a bit low on you guys when you speak
Yes, the grass is always greener somewhere else, or so it seems. I love being an American and a Texan- that being said I was thrilled my daughter chose to go to university in Belfast. The college system in the UK seems way more efficient than here. For example her degree is a 3 year program there. Same degree here 4 years- because you have to take basics (like math, physical education, etc) here to then be able to take degree specific courses. It's a money trap because in that extra year you're not only paying for an extra year of school but also housing, food, travel and living expenses. In the UK you don't repeat basics you learned in high school. Plus she is doing a travel abroad semester next fall in Greece. As a single mom I would never have been able to afford college her here, much less the travel. And don't get me started on all the crap that's in our foods. The UK seems to have a much better handle on not allowing toxic ingredients into the food supply.
Stop it all Countries have issues you don't have to put your Country down to fit in! Oh wait is this your Country. #ProudChoctawRÑ
I think a Go Fund me for the cat is appropriate.
I believe he's saying "Pot Luck". A type of meal where each guest brings a dish of food to contribute to the overall meal.
It sounded like he was saying Bud Lite.😂 I thought,why is he going to have a Bud Lite,then he started talking about everyone bringing something to eat,and I was like 🤦😂
In Colorado we have "Pot Luck" but it's edible and smokable
Volume very low , any suggestions?
If I had a bigger house and could financially handle it I would be a host for your family. I think you’re all very lovely.
Калинка малинка на хоккейных матчах включают
If you like guitar, you need to watch Eddie Van Halen Eruption Guitar Solo. It's about 13 minutes long and will leave you amazed. RIP to the Legendary Eddie Van Halen.
You may like to see (What a school field trip in America is like) by UA-camr Max Reisinger. Keep up with the good work 😎👍
Zemiakový Šalát in the Slovensko republika.
Don't really care that much this isn't a cinema. Just reactions
❤ same
I posted about this before:
There are thousands of us in the states who want to help your wonderful daughter study here, financially and otherwise.
She should stay in a dorm, though. Easier and more enjoyable for her.
When she said she misses. 20 20. 4 A minute I thought she was talking about the TV show. William s
💯Albuquerque New Mexico in the house land of the famous documentary breaking bad👍🏼
А почему флаг России на превью? Я думал вы из Словакии
I am happy for all immigrants who have made it here to the U.S. and are thriving. But I feel especially glad for Russians, because few peoples in the world have suffered worse for centuries.
Like your channel, but I've learned to check the runtime of the original first. A 12 minute original and yours is 23 minutes? Way to much pausing for me.
I wish you would turn up the volume of the video's you are reacting to.
You have not show mudding yet how about trying something really Southern.
unwatchable because of audio