Typical Russian Apartment Tour 🇷🇺 Life in a Small Siberian City

In this video, I am showing my apartment and explaining some details about Russian everyday life, traditions, and psychology. This video is for those who want to explore Siberia and Russia.

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⏰️Timecodes⏰️

00:00 intro and neighborhood
10:36 inside the apartments building
13:14 inside my apartment (hallway)
17:16 bedroom
21:58 kitchen
38:43 bathroom

🔥🔥🔥Another apartment tour:

Typical Russian Apartment (what a single lady can afford)

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[m.junaidmahmood]

There is nothing wrong with your English. Language is for communication and we can understand you perfectly. Your accent is beautiful.

[garyjarvis]

Your English is better than some Americans so don't pay any attention to the haters. You do a nice job showing the real life of normal Russian people. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences.

[SaiSai-yimk]

Minimalism isn’t about lack — it’s about making room for what matters. And you do that beautifully

[gmgoodesr]

Thanks for the best form of international diplomacy.

[Papawhiskey-]

Humble, well spoken. Stay kind and be encouraged.

[Ceeshore]

I have lived in the USA all my life 63 years old and I think you speak English wonderfully. Don't let people get you down. You are so sweet.

[WaywardWay]

You speak English better than many of our college grads, except for the natural difference in accent. Much much better that the average American can speak Russian.

[ttocselbag]

I’m in NC, USA, and I very much appreciate you sharing your Siberian culture/life with us! 🙏

[zachsean]

As an American, I am never disappointed when hearing a Russian say "Vodka ". It just sounds right.

[MegaSnow]

Thank you for a wonderful tour of your home. It looks comfortable, and I love the view from the window with the acrylic painting. I also like the kitchen cabinets because they are unique. Would you like them better if you painted over the red color?

Your English is very good! ❤

Greetings from Oregon, USA. 😊

[MarkHarper-nv]

From The United States of America 🇺🇸 you speak English better than most Americans. I am proud of you. Thank you for the tour.

[myay]

Today I spent the day very depressed and I cried. Then I went out for a walk and when I came back home and turned on youtube this video popped up in the video suggestions. I think it was meant to find your channel. When you mentioned the phrase “It’s not a bad person, it’s a person who has pain inside” I think it was what I was supposed to see in your video. I am very often really rude with people because I have been abused and treated really bad my entire life by my family. People have no idea what I have went through. Now I am being verbally abused at my work place which causes me a lot of anxiety and this results in me being very rude with people because I absorb their negativity. I will think very seriously on that phrase the next time someone at work yells at me and insults me and I will look at it from a different point. This will also help me decompress the stress and improve my behavior towards people. You are a blessing, girl! I am happy I found your channel.

[burdettheithold]

Greetings from Nebraska! Your minimalist lifestyle is impressive. Excessive materialism does not bring happiness. I lived in Germany for eight years and saw much of Europe, but never had the opportunity to visit Russia. Other cultures are fascinating. Thank you for sharing the real you and your way of life.

[DavidWilson-vplk]

Indeed, your English is superb and your videos are fascinating. For those of us Americans who will never actually visit Russia, and especially those who grew up fearing the country, you give us an understanding of how much we have in common with the average Russian citizen.

[MrNitrogennarcosis]

As a former college professor in New York City, I can assure you your English is better than many if not most native born English speakers. I listened for you to say "like" and "um, " and I did not hear any. You grammar, syntax, & vocabulary are stellar. I am thankful for the glimpse you gave me into Russian life in your part of Russia, which as you and I know, enjoys the largest single land mass of all countries in the world. American men need much more exposure to wonderful Russian women like you.

[matthewsky]

I am American & thoroughly enjoyed watching your content, your English is perfect . Thank you

[MaxVonStierlitz-wyzb]

For someone who lives deep in Siberia your English is very good. Kudos for not using typical connecting filler words we are so accustomed to in our daily life such as "Like" or "You know". Take it from someone who left USSR in 1991.

[samanthajmcmanus]

Hi! I'm in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, and I have the same pink can of sunscreen as you have! Your English is just fine. Thanks for showing us your home!

[carolynhamersley]

wiw . I just discovered you. I’m an American over here in the USA. My name is Carol… I’m amazed at the English that you speak and it’s so easy to understand what you’re saying because of that because of that we speak English, and I’m really appreciate being able to have you give us a view of your world there I subscribed to you right away.

[RickeyBowers]

Thank you for being generous with your time and sharing your living space. Learning about your experience is interesting.