What are your chances to meet Ukrainian girl?

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00:00 Intro
00:19 Why girls need a foreigner?
02:01 Age difference?
04:10 Muslim marriage
07:15 Indians and Asians
08:25 Citizenship target
11:15 Poor guy
12:41 Honest girl

[umershahid]

The cuteness in the background of this video is too much to handle 😍

[josedosanjos]

Very interesting video ! Thank you Olga.

[ajkolb]

In the most platonic way. I love this girl. She just puts it out there.

[mosads]

THANKS A MILLION FOR YOUR PROFFESSIONALISM & FOR BEING STRAIGHTFORWARD IN EXPLAINING EVERYTHING FROM A TO Z ... GOD BLESS YOU 🙌 🙏

[farrellware]

Thank you! Fantastic, honest, real and true. I love the little one 💕 in the background. 😃

[Nickwillfixit]

Olga thankyou for your insight and words of wisdom. I am learning a lot from you..

[galaleldessouky]

You`re honest and respectful lady
Thanks

[thekarrowshow]

Thank You So Much Olga I'm Indian Buddhist ☸️🇮🇳, You Cleared I've Subscribed One Year Before Really
Helpful Video

[ninathadhani]

“You must market your personality and not your nationality “ - Olga Reznekova

Totally blown away by that quote 👏👏👏

Seeing your video after a long time, so glad that you and your family are fine. You have a really beautiful garden. You must do a video on your country house as it seems almost very lovely.

This ugly war will hopefully finish in a few months, and then Ukraine will be rebuilt and Ukraine would be the country that would have the greatest amount of opportunities.

I send you and your family a lot of love and good wishes. Stay safe.

[Lambert]

useful, realistic - a good service to people wanting to marry - thanks

[walterneilson]

A lot of good advise and down to earth wisdom in this video…. Thank you Olga….But “Esenia the cat” stole the show!!!

[adrianr]

Very thorough advice hope for genuine people using agencies.

[KokaniMountaineer]

I Like your videos...and your simplicity..❤🎉
Love from India.

[superman]

best advice to anyone wanting to or currently dating any person from a different culture and language than your culture and language is to learn the other person's culture and language before you become involved in a romantic and binding/legal/marriage relationship....if you don't learn the other culture and language then you will never fully understand and appreciate the other person and the relationship....how can you build together if you can not communicate your heart and mind ?... think about the relationship as if you were a person from another nation coming to another nation to live and work... you would need to understand the language, customs, and laws ... anyway, my advice to younger persons would be to move to Ukraine instead of the other person moving to your nation... Ukraine will be a really big "land of opportunity" after this war with many chances of success for business and growth... learn the language, business customs and laws and have a good idea and ambition to build or make with some technological skills/education and you will find success... a lot of "western" banks and corporations will be wanting to expand into Ukraine and will need persons wished i was younger

[itsbabla]

This is special to me, cox i met her on my birthday as she joined the cruise ship and she was my manager, however she was one year younger to me but she was so beautiful and highly intelligent women i have ever seen. Also she loves saree and back then we were in usa so i called my mom, asked her to send me hand stitched saree for her and within 14 days it arrived here. I remember the day when i helped her draping the saree but end of thr story, our story couldn't go forward. But i still have respect for her. Always will be be ❤

[ralphpatrick]

Zero! I’ve done my time, married and divorced 3x. 😊

[paramdyutidas]

Thanks for your excellent present ion.

[The_action_is_the_juice]

Just saw your Channel. Wow, you are gorgeous! Many Americans and Ukrainians are very similar looking. Only accent different. I think your view of this subject applies to a lot of the parts of the world.

[Pete_FamilyLapkinLifeFan]

I love Olga's blog! She is just such a charming young woman and gives very good advice imo.

I spent 3 months in Ukraine last summer/autumn. Most of my time was with a young family I "met" here on YouTube. I was fascinated with their channel, although I admit most Americans would find it boring. The "Lapkins" do NOT speak much English (although they understand a fair amount of English) which is fairly typical of Ukrainians, especially Ukrainians that don't live in tourist areas like Lviv, Kyiv, or maybe Odessa. Foreign languages are tough for me to learn at my age. That said, Google translate made it easy to carry on a basic conversation. I had my own apartment and had no problem making myself understood at places like small shops, bazaars, supermarkets, department stores, etc. I traveled to Kyiv with the Lapkins for 4 nights and we had a wonderful time. I also traveled on my own(by bus and train) to other parts of Ukraine including Dnipro...which did/does get incoming missiles and drones on occasion.. I'm 75 and a Viet Nam veteran so the war didn't worry me too much. I am headed back to Ukraine the 1st week of July for another 3 month visit with my friends. On this trip I plan to make brief visits to Dnipro again, Kharkiv, or even Zaporizhzhia if bus service is available...which depends mostly on the war and where the fighting is. I toured Bucha last year and saw the devastation there :( :( I want to see these places again.

ALL THAT SAID, you guys who seek a wife, really do need to go to Ukraine. It's not difficult and not that expensive. Air fare from Orlando to Krakow Poland is about $1500 round trip. Bus to Kyiv is under $100 one way. Hotels and apartments range from dirt cheap to expensive depending on where you are. Kyiv is expensive. I stayed in Lviv 4 times at the same hotel near the train and bus station for about $25.00/night, breakfast included. This year my VERY nice studio apartment in center city Kremenchuk is about $1400 for Three months :) I stayed there last year.Everything was within walking distance. The trolleybus was UAH15 about $.45 although free for me since I am a "pensioner" Taxi fares are very reasonable, especially if a Ukrainian friend arranges the fare for you :) :) So GUYS, "Just Do It" as the Nike commercial says...Don't be a candy ass, go to Ukraine--the people are WONDERFUL!
pete
I'd be happy to answer questions based on my own experience last year.

[gregwilkerson]

PS I think that you are an excellent, wonderful person!