13 Things Russian Women are Sick of Hearing from Men

Are you cold? Want a shot of vodka? Things that Russian women hear on a regular basis and are sick of hearing.

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[MajinSaha]

"I've been here for 20 years". "So how do you like it?"
Actually, any person of any sex and nationality would be pissed off after hearing this small talk over and over.

[leviackerman]

When I say I'm Russian, other people start to ask me about Putin, bears and their favorite words are Сука and Blat

[BigSauce_]

I'm Scottish and whenever im abroad I always get "oh your'e Scottish? your English is really good"

[soniadevotion]

"You are COLD? But you are from Russia!" - 1000% true... Well, i'm just russian, not an ALIEN! :D

[ReussieBaez]

I'm Mexican and people ask me how I'm going to pay for the wall... I live in Switzerland

[GothFairy]

"Are you from Russia?" "No, I am from Croatia" " So it's close to Russia" -.-'

[ilyaskolbas]

Guys. Remember one thing. NOBODY SAYS NA ZDOROVIE WHILE DRINKING IN RUSSIA! I mean it. Literally nobody. We do say ZA zdorovie however.
Za zdorovie! = To your health!
Na zdorovie! = You are welcome!
I have no idea why that girl said otherwise, maybe she really has been in Canada for last 20 years and just forgot how it is, haha.

[tommytucker]

I'm from middle earth I am sick of people asking me if we have hobbits and if I've ever met ghandalf

[nikolamilinovic]

Im from Serbia
„Is it cold over there?"
-Serbia, not Siberia
„Is it war over there?"
Not Syria...
„R u close to Russia/do u speak russian?" No!

[KiwiInAPuddle]

I'm from New Zealand and I've been asked a few times by foreign people "Are Hobbits real" to which I reply "Yes we use them as slave labor in the mining and resources sector" 😳

[PFVideoAce]

"Na zdorovie" (На здоровье) is an answer to "Thank you"

[SethofWinnipeg]

I'm from Tattoine and I'm tired of people always asking about Jabba or if I know Luke Skywalker.

[gloriamass]

I'm Asian and everyone I met asked me why I'm not Chinese. That my name is weird. Dude not every Asian are Chinese.

[birendrasingh]

I love Russia very much. My mother told me a lot about Russians. They are very nice people. Love you from New Delhi, India. I really enjoyed the video.

[neda]

Im Lithuanian and half of the people i meet are like -
"Umm so where is Lithuania?"

[tatyanakol]

I’m Russian from Siberia and lived in US for 20 years. I remember when in High School I had to mark on application my race: Caucasian, Asian or African.
At that time 20 years ago Russia was at war with Chechnya and their terrorist organizations, a country in Caucus mountain. So, I concluded that I’m definitely not from there, therefore, I skipped Caucasian, and marked Asian. My teacher was very surprised and asked me why I marked Asian. I told her that I’m actually Siberian, therefore Asian.
I don’t ever get upset about questions about Russia no matter how weird they get. I feel that’s a great opportunity to tell others everything good about Russia.
When people say these comments they just signal how little they know and want to know more.
I remember one doctor asking me what do I think about Putin.
I told him that I don’t know him personally, so I don’t know much.

[aleksisrauhvargers]

"Im from Latvia"-Thats africa, right?

[katerinasofie]

Im from the Czech republic. Most Americans I´ve talked to think its a part of Russia, lol.

[elodanify]

I'm from Iran and I'm tired of people thinking that I speak Arabic

[zhannadruzhinina]

Omg, this is so true! I am Russian living in the USA and I am pretty tired from people asking to translate stuff (including na zdorovie), telling me those 3 words they know(sometimes they are offensive), joking about vodka, and also joking about me being a spy (this is probably more of an American thing), being cold is also something that Americans find ridiculous. And yes, I have never had vodka in my life, this is probably the most annoying stereotype.
But don't get me wrong, I am excited to share my culture and talk about Russia, but there is a big difference between stupid/stereotypical jokes and a real conversation! :)