He knows Russian, I guess its not too hard then instead of having to start from 0

Skill of learning, many languages. Plus I'm sure he treats it like a job with overtime.

@@stevenhedtmann7244 He does not know Russian, he knows it as much as Ukrainian, basic spoken

All Russia's attempt to destroy Ukraine has accomplished is to show the world that you're some of the toughest people on the planet.

@@stevenhedtmann7244 you'd be surprised how different the languages are and that's BEFORE you consider hundreds of years of "russification" - russian influence for that long has altered many of the rules of Ukrainian so even many Ukrainians dont speak or understand the pure form

Smart as hell? Man I wish

Be like me, and start with yourself. 🫵🏽 we got this sister.

@@Lostmyspoons well more so by correlation while he learns all these languages he also understands and listens to the cultures and people of the respective and said languages, so by doing so, becomes an open and understanding person.

I have said that Ari needs to become the UN ambassador for the United States.

He is uniting the world one culture at a time, it brings me a lot of peace :)

I think after Asian languages it's not so hard :D

I'm Belgian, i speak 6 languages, trying to study Danish atm, and know this song by heart: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ottooJh3ppjSfGw.html

​@@highpriestofseti Held og lykke! :-)

@@emilflarsen2 tak skal du have

studying rus for 2 years, tough language. ukr is a delight, but also difficult (i really enjoyed this vid). also czech, which is a lovely blend of rus, ukr, romance, and their own language all together!

Glory to Ukraine!

😂☠️

W comment

this is the most heartwarming comment i've ever read. and i so agree!

I love this comment so much, it's so sweet and wholesome.

@@GombySprangster Did you see the tribal video HAHA. Him joking about his extra padding is nothing. The tribal men keep commenting on his thing cuz hes jewish LMAO.

If he's not adopted, then the people are trying to find a wife for him

its funny how little it takes to brake the ice and for people to let their guard down, if more people understood that they would see we are not that different in the end

@Y.I.N .E when people say that, others who read it also adopt a pessimistic view of the future, so instead of saying "we'll never achieve it" say "we should strive to get closer and closer to world piece, even if a true utopia can never be achieved"

​@@yodakin187 keep fucking hiding, tielick...

@@yodakin187 And to your point, the more people who think the way, the closer it really will be

Че у вас с инфляцией? *народные* кофты стоят под 100$ чай по 4 и обосанные свечки по 8-9 Без негатива, из любопытства

@@skywrathmage3429 обосцяна то тільки твоя мама у фосі. Сам ти народна кофта, тільки показуєш своє невігластво. Вишиванка ручної роботи за 100$ це взагалі безцінь відносно об'єму роботи, яку треба зробити для неї

​@@skywrathmage3429это снимали в нью йорке, конч

@@hagi663663 Спасибо за ответ. Здоровья твоей маме

@@skywrathmage3429 read the description box, the video has been made in NYC

Hahaha same

I don't know the man personally on any level, haven't even seen all of his videos and I once got into it with everyone here about his passport nonsense. I'd fight for him, the level of respect and general happiness he brings. So many videos, so many people being SEEN and HEARD. Dude has this incredible talent and uses it to make peoples days better. Thats a person worth fighting for.

Waltuh.... put your bot away Waltuh

Yep, he is very respectful, it's refreshing.

@@anguslazy open na noor… Jesse open na noor

Not always respectful. When he went to visit a tribe in South America, the guide described how his cousin was murdered. Xiaoma and the other guys with him laughed. He even added a comedy sound effect in the video.

😂 he's not even speaking real Russian. Wake up people

100% agree. Good comment

​@@TheRyanUto who?

@@RM-xq7gf are you from the Ukraine? Have you learned the native language? What dialect is he using?

@@RM-xq7gf you get how people every day are being forced from their homes to leave right? The brave stay. And everyone thinks he's in the Ukraine speaking perfect Russian? Help me figure that out

Very cool! Fellow Slav here...My late father was Slovak and was the same way with all the Slavic Languages Polish, Ukrainian, Russian some of the Yugoslav countries he could figure out in most cases what they were saying.

Similar with Czech. TBH I can understand more Ukrainian than Polish 🤣. It's lot closer to both Polish and Czech than Russian is.

As a Ukrainian I can understand like 60-70% of Polish too! It's cool how knowing one Slavic language opens up a door to another, and it just adds up the more you know.

Jezyki slowianskie sa podobne jesli chodzi o trzon jezykowy czyli do 75% jestes w stanie zrozumie albo skojarzyc

Even knowing just a tiny bit of Polish, I was immediately struck by the similarity to some commonplace words like "dziękuję" and "dobry."

​@@roflandulya3385 на расее щас сво в Щебекино, слава Белгородской Народной Республике 🤣🤣

@@greatsarmatae you know theyre all either dead or back on the ukrainian side of the border right?

@@MultiGerel clearly it's you who know no thing, lmao 😂

@@greatsarmatae least delusion ukraine supporter

@@roflandulya3385 Київ за трі дня... Лапотніки... Смоктати....

are you by chance in the Montreal area? Don't mean to be too nosy with personal questions but my mother's Ukrainian family emigrated to Val David, QC around the late 1910s and apparently there was a significant Ukrainian population there. :)

Holubtsi is the best! Why we dont have affordable restaurant in Canada to get them

That's nice you got to experience the ethnicity of your ancestors. Most of us have multicultural blood and unless someone lives in a culture that is totally isolated, I'm sure there are traces of other cultures running through their veins. Most of my ancestry is European including Norway and some trace African. Most of that is several generations removed so there is very little cultural residue in my life. But I do remember my grandfather telling "Pat and Mike" jokes about two Irishmen. They were lighthearted and funny. Meant more to me when I discovered that two of my ggg grandfather's names were Patrick O'Rourke and Michael Noland. Of course the jokes weren't about them, but was still cool to make that cultural connection that way.

a vlogger is a type of jounalist

An actual good jornalist

​​​​​@@FreezyAbitKT7A It's not though. A journalist deals in specifically news. A vlogger can be anyone who creates videos and posts them to their site or channel on a consistent basis.

@@alec57 I wouldn't say journalism deals specifically in news, that's practical reporting, which is an essential part of journalism. But the fact that a video shows daily living, language, that's journalism too.

@@soundaholixx i'd say journalism is about journaling about whatever i could journal about this new reataurant that just opened near me, or a mall that i'm going for the first time on wikipedia, it's defined as ". . . the production and distribution of reports on the interaction of events, facts, ideas, and people . . . that informs society to at least some degree of accuracy. The word, . . . applies to the occupation (professional or not), the methods of gathering information, and the organizing literary styles."

We should definitely send him! He'd make them feel great and probably spend some cash helping them out haha.

@@johnsimth6587 😂😂

@@johnsimth6587 I swear this guys knows every language lmao

When Ari runs out of human languages he'll go onto animal ones. I reckon he would be fluent in dog, cat and chicken in no time at all!

Thumbnail: 'l'i'kkk s'x mmm'ds surprise WHITE Earthian knows xy'i;ix!! Content: !!! IX'Y K'!?!?! [You speak our words!?] *flails tentacles squelchingly to flag the broodmother* Kkrkk ss'l's! [You will make a fine meal]

Eastern Ukraine never spoke Russian till Soviet occupation and Stalinism in the 30’s. Your family is not likely Ukrainian. I am from Bakhmut. One hundred percent all my grandparents and their grandparents spoke Ukrainian and not a lick of Russian,

​ @jettrink9502 Да шо ты говоришь дружище, моя семья переселенцы из Запорожья и они где-то до 4-5 колена (пра-пра) точно говорили в основном по-русски, естественно соотношение менялось со временем в сторону русского. Я сейчас сам живу в Ростове и тут тоже много кто говорит на суржике, подавляющее большинство моих друзей и дальних родственников живущих на юго-востоке Украины до войны говорили на русском 90% времени. Я понимаю война и все такое, но никогда не понимал вот это переписывание истории и подтасовку фактов, у нас почти идентичные люди и культура, но люди сейчас по понятным причинам не могут действовать рационально. Смотрю на женщин и бабушек, что русские, что украинские, различий ноль. Война войной, но нужно понимать что обычный люд ни той ни другой страны тут не виноват. У всех политиков вне зависимости от страны есть свой геополитический интерес и свои резоны. Как хорошо что с радикалами и неадекватами я дружбу не вожу, и отношение ни к русским, ни к украинцам из моего окружения не поменялось. Смысл вот это вот все разжигать, если это ничего кроме ненависти не дает.

@@sharmuuu The Russian Empire Census of 1897 tells you the demographics clearly. In Katerynoslav Gubernia, which covers Zaporizhia, 69% of the population spoke Ukrainian. In the Don Military Oblast, which covered Rostov on Don and Novocherkask named after Ukrainian Cherkasy, 29% of the population spoke Ukrainian in 1897. The same with the Kuban oblast, in 1897 47.4% of the population spoke Ukrainian. TO MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU THIS MEANS HALF THE POPULATION SPOKE UKRAINIAN IN KUBAN. Even in 1926 66.58% percent of the Kuban were ethnic Ukrainians. Due to Russification, Holodomor and brutal suppression this is now less than 5%. Is it not enough you have ethnically cleansed the region, must you rewrite the history?

or the Russian "магазин" and the English "magazine" - and when I was a kid I heard adverts for some magazine called "shop". Or the words "accurate" and "аккуратный" - even Slavic languages and English have a lot of shared words with changed meanings. You could go crazy in here, чёрт ногу сломит

I would love to see him collab and speak with overseas KZfaqrs like The Homies in Bulgaria, or Trybals in rural Pakistan!

He’s in New York, still cool though.

i was thinking that it seemed very expensive but i know nothing of ukrainian culture so i wasn’t sure

yea did they seriously take $100 for that? what the fuck i thought they were joking 7:10 she's holding a $100 bill...

Not really. Good vyshivanka can be even more expensive

Just goes to show how ungrateful Ukrainians truly are

So what's the price of authentic vyshyvanka in Ukraine? As i see you can easily spend 500+$ for one... I'm just curious, internet is full of scam

Watching a foreign government invade your neighbor must be a little scary considering your country's history XD

Ukrainians during the Second World War cruelly murdered Polish families, including small children, read, watch documents and don't be happy with the Ukrainianization of Poland, because they don't care about us.

@@TmanT321 Now, Poland has been invaded by millions of Ukrainians, and 1% of them are real war refugees, the rest come from non-war regions and are admitted as refugees. The Polish government gives them Polish ID cards, PESELs, cash allowances every month for each child under 18, and adds money to their pensions. And they never gave a dime to the state's fortune. Ukrainians take advantage of this, take money, and for Christmas return to their homes to war-affected areas, strange huh?

@@TMKDBN666 Do not be afraid, just be happy to help people in need right now. Think about future, you could be in the same place, like any other immigrants!

@@TMKDBN666 can you imagine how these people boost ur countrie's economy? Poland's fertility rate is 1.38, you are literally on a brink of extinction, man

He's ethnically Ashkenazi Jewish. Jews from Eastern Europe don't really identify with countries their grandparents+ came from, whether it's because of general ethnicity/culture which is distinct from those countries (for example practicing Judaism, speaking Yiddish, different ancestry, identifying with the Land of Israel as their ancestral homeland), or just the obviously bad experiences they suffered from antisemitism (be it pogroms or WW2). My father for example is from Austria but we have no "real" roots there; my grandparents relocated there after WW2 as Holocaust survivors. And before then they lived in Transylvania, in what was Hungary before the war and Romania after. My dad knows Hungarian from his mom (she spoke it partially in Vienna to my dad and his brother, even though Yiddish was the main language overall spoken in the home) but we are not ethnic Hungarians or Romanians and don't feel any real kin-based fidelity towards those nations.

@@danieledelstein9129 Spot on. I am Ukrainian/Hungarian and speak a bit of Yiddish but don't identify with those nations.

i was really surprised to hear so many jews were in lithhuania tbh. i think of it as a slav country

@@seppuku6230 Well even the non-Jewish supermajority of Lithuania was never Slavic, Lithuanians are Baltic. In any case, Jews were numerous but hardly a proportionally significant minority. The highest minority % Jews in Eastern Europe reached historically was 10% in Poland before the war.

@@danieledelstein9129 "don't feel any real kin-based fidelity towards those nations." Yeah that makes sense. With how Jews control pretty much all of the high up media positions in America, it's becoming ever more clearer that the media doesn't have American interests at heart.

he exploits these cultures he doesn't learn shit about their history its sickening wake up

@@andymac7584you really believe that neo-nazi crap? Russia are doing a damn good job at resembling the nazis of ww2 by invading such an innocent and peaceful neighbouring country

​@@samlowther9487 "innocent and peaceful" ahahaha they shelled their own citizens for 7 years in Donbas after the CIA coup installed a puppet govt you absolute cretin 😂 who is Stephen Bandera and why is he a national hero in Ukraine? How come I can google dozens of articles that say Ukraine has corruption/Nazi problems from the same media now trying to tell me I need to "slava Ukraine"? lol

@@andymac7584 It's sad that you ate up Kremlin propaganda, it's clear that you have very little understanding of Ukrainian/Russian history, let alone from 18th century onward, Soviet-era Ukraine-Russia relations, and then post 1991 sovereignty. But here, I am willing to educate you and help you see the truth instead of being blinded by textbook KGB disinformation. If you actually knew the people, or actually BEEN to Ukraine, you would see that the "Nazi" narrative is a pathetic and desperate attempt by Russia to demonize a people that is, ironically, more accepting and progressive than the Russian population. Just go to any pro-Ukraine rally, march, or communities--there is no mention, let alone worship, of Bandera. I lived in Ukraine because I am from there, and ask any foreigner who lived or worked or studied in Ukraine's major cities and ask them how many "Nazis" they met. If Ukraine had a "massive neo-nazi contingent", why is the the president Jewish? Why are there international students from abroad, like Israel, China, Africa, India, etc., studying in institutes surrounded by Ukrainians and Ukrainian culture/beliefs? Why does the entirety of MODERN EUROPE fraternize and supportive of Ukrainian beliefs, values, customs, and religion and better integrated with them than Russia, the one who claims to be "anti-nazi"? Do you see the irony and classic projection tactics? Are there individuals with Nazi beliefs in the country? Of course, just as there are in Russia, Germany, Scandinavia, UK, etc. Even the AZOV battalion narrative has been blown out of proportion and embellished for over 8 years, where it would have been OBVIOUS if Ukraine as a whole--or it's majority of its forces, actually supported neo-Nazi views. But I'm not brainwashed by Kremlin propaganda, or the mainstream media either from left or the right political spectrum. I know that back in 2014 there were instances of Nazi-sympathizers, who joined the AZOV battalion, during a time where only the crazy and mad joined to fight in the Donbass cesspit. This was a tumultuous time both for the Ukrainian forces, economy, political crisis, etc. Funny how, then, instead of SPREADING or INFLUENCING the rest of the Ukrainian forces since 2014, Ukraine instead DISAVOWED those specific AZOV soldiers and their beliefs, and over time has re-institutionalized them into the Ukrainian forces structure and reformed over the years, gradually the AZOV become modernized and trained/taught under the modern European standard and NATO military doctrine, as proof of their videos, beliefs, training, and results in the war (see: Azovstal campaign). So, even the AZOV battalion, which was the one that had incidents back in 2014 (9 years ago), had moved away and abandoned any belief or doctrine that would be deemed primitive, ineffective, and non-conducive to a modern European standard of warfare. Do not mistake national pride and patriotism with Nazism. Existential wars on a nation-state either breaks the nation apart (Afghanistan) or unites the people under a common identity (Ukraine). That pride, belief, love for their homeland, is what caused Ukraine to defy expectations in the first months of the invasion on Feb 24 2022, that literally rallied Europe and pacifist nations for the first time in 70 years, since World War 2 itself. Hopefully, I helped you see the broader picture and context, and now you can see the truth. I hope you keep objective reality and historical facts free from political agendas, free from political tribalism, and only focused on the truth and validity. Propaganda comes from both sides in wars, for obvious reasons (to raise own morale and demoralize/destabilize the enemy), but the objective truth and historical facts remain.

​@@andymac7584name: Patrick Bateman (() pronouns: heli/coptor 🤣 sexuality: your MOM!😂😂 likes: offensive memes, dank meems, pewdiepie, minecraft, jschlatt, goth girls, yaoi-- er i mean😳 (sussy) dislikes: blue hair pronuns grils, funny joke: jesse we have got to cook CORN KID!! but mista white-- eddie munson: corn kid wake up!! piter griffin: oh my god louis, im cumming!! jerma985: (sus face)im gonn put you on a meat grinder😈 kid named hal: Jerma, im afraid i cant let you do that.

​@@samlowther9487 Bandera. A3ob. SS-Skulls (Patches) Your SKIN shows with Tattoos & it shows *us* that YOU are the enemy. Fuck the Victims? *But* supporting Nazi ideologies, for Free = GG & no RE.

Dinosaur? Really? There's a place called Dinosaur?

@@simonerocca7771 correct, previously named Artesia, but later changed after they stopped the natural springs that covered this area.

@@briansaenz4392 oh the US of A!

I agree. Live free Ukraine. Don't let Putin make your lives miserable

Some of us are aware of the coup in 2014 and shelling of their own civilians in Donbas etc since. Ukraine will never be my allies, nor Russia my enemies.

Героям слава! Я ірландка і я намагаюся вивчити красиву українську мову. 🇺🇦

​@@MorteDallAlto you're a silly free state loser who clearly doesnt know whats going on and would be better off being neutral like Ireland.

@@andymac7584 lol the old russian line of zelensky bombs the Donetsk children because hes evil, russians desperately trying to remove support for ukraine so they can continue murdering on mass.

handcrafted

@@AnnaParker712 Its maximum price is $ 30

That's a Vyshevanka dude, you think you can make one of those, give it a try, hand sew everything.

​@@williamdraidherd2445 100 is cheap William

@@viktorias63 This is 4 thousand hryvnias, are you out of your mind? This is not cheap for Hohland😂

After he asked for something not too expensive lol

NYC prices

In good health

Theyre hand-sown, one can take anywhere from weeks to years and from what ive seen 100$ is on the cheaper end

Some people can make fun of you, because of your accent. It's not a positive reward, I guess. :)

@@Anbopro sorry it's taken so long to reply lol Yes, some people will make fun of you but I've found it's either in good fun or just from someone who is not worth your time. English is not my first language but because I have lived in Chicago my entire life, I have no accent. Every time I've spoken Greek to people who did not expect it (my first language) their faces light up and they are excited. It's a wonderful way to remind us all that language is just a barrier, not some impassable wall. Once you break that barrier, even a little, it becomes very apparent that we are all humans in self-made cages. Slava Ukraini.

@@christinaify Unfortunately, I know cases when people weren't making a “good fun”. Some people are just chauvinists, and they are trying to use other people to show that they are superior. I've seen such behavior in Russia and Poland. I didn't experience it, but I was there when it happened. Furthermore, I met a lot of people who have certain stereotypes about some languages. I'm learning German and some people make fun of it, because they think it sounds like in those films about WWII. It's frustrating sometimes. I wish someday they'll understand how stupid their behavior was, but sadly ignorance is eternal

@@Anbopro I'm sorry you've experienced that. Those people were assholes and not worth your time. Spoken German sounds very different from English and the Romance Languages which surround it and Hitler is still cartoonishly evil in modern media (and I mean...legit evil). It's not fair and I'm sorry that modern German is still saddled with that 80 year old burden.