You are a JSON assistant. You only reply in valid JSON and never in normal text. Request a rating for the complexity of a video based on the provided details. The rating should be a single "result" property containing a floating point number between 0 and 1. Here's a guide for the rating:
0.0 - Perfect for total newcomers: Simple words and phrases, clear visuals and context.
0.3 - Easy: Simple sentences and common words suitable for beginners. The video might have visual aids and context for better understanding.
0.5 - Moderate: Intermediate sentences and a wider range of vocabulary. Some idioms might be used, requiring some background knowledge.
0.6 - Known Better: The video includes specific vocabulary and ideas. Viewers should have a solid understanding of the language to comprehend fully.
0.8 - Challenging: Advanced vocabulary and complex sentences. The video may have detailed discussions that need a strong command of the language.
1 - Expert: The content is designed for fluent speakers, with niche terms and ideas that might not be known to all native speakers.
 Title: Выпуск 60 – Бельгия, вакцинация, блогерство (часть 2) - Advanced Russian podcast [sub]
Caption: This release was produced with the support of sponsors on Patreon.
If you like what I do and would like to get additional materials,
then follow the link in the bio. Thanks to all!
You can also sign up for classes with Lera.
Enjoy listening or watching!
- Let's continue!
- Let's continue!
Prices in Europe ...
You were talking about how expensive it is to live in Belgium ...
No, we were not talking about that.
Oh, no, you said that you had three types of things, and what is it like to live ...
- Yes, how about that? How about the prices? Internet and ... Covid in Belgium?
- In Belgium ...
For prices, I would say, very expensive.
Very high taxes also, it should be noted, though ... To ...
In Belgium, compared to France and other European countries,
taxes are almost 50%, that is, like 50%
of your salary is taken by the state, which is a lot.
And it is not commensurate with the prices in ordinary life.
Even for food and transportation.
Very expensive transport for people who are not students or benefit recipients.
In general, all these little things in life, they turn out to be very expensive.
So Belgium is a very expensive country to live in, plus housing.
Just after the covid, we had a huge crisis.
I think, well, not only in Belgium, but in Europe.
Housing crisis. And I felt it myself.
This is the fifth time I have moved. Well, really, that is, no kidding.
This is my fifth move to Belgium, and it was one of the most difficult,
because if earlier for 600 € I could rent plus or minus a normal studio,
now for 600 € I barely found a cohabitation.
Well, in a nice house, in a nice neighborhood and so on, but
580 € for cohabitation is quite expensive.
- For the room?
- For the room, yes. Well, again, I have a house here.
I have a garden, I have a great area and so on, but
I didn't have a lot of options anyway, it was really difficult.
There were so many people looking at the same time.
I had the feeling as if I did n’t ...
not for an apartment ... I don’t want to rent an apartment,
but as if they were hiring me for work, because literally you ...
You are being interviewed, you are being checked. - Do you even have an interview?
- Yes, an interview. They check you, your dossier, your guarantors are obligatory.
That is, it has always been checked, but as if now - especially.
Because there are too many people willing.
Therefore, with the housing crisis, everything is very difficult.
- Is there a priority for local people?
- Certainly! Well, no, I won't tell the local people.
I have a financial guarantor - my mother.
This is absolutely ... A very serious paper
that shows that I am not a person from the street
who came to live on welfare, but that someone is behind me.
But specifically, I had a situation that they wrote to me that -
"Yes, like, you are a good candidate, but for us ...
We chose a person who had two financial guarantors."
That is, there is more such a situation.
- What is a financial guarantor?
Like if one financial guarantor does not work, then the second is?
- Well, yes, apparently, the second. "Here, I also have money!"
Well, in fact, my dad can also be my guarantor,
I just don't need it, that is, one paper is needed in fact.
It is very difficult. That is, getting a guarantor is quite difficult. This is red tape.
- Okay, okay.
I understand. Another point - I am interested in business.
And how realistic is this option in general in Belgium?
- Listen, I haven't opened my own business yet, but what I heard ...
I worked in a bureau in one, as an interior designer.
I passed my experience there, my practice. And there I stayed to work afterwards.
And what my boss was telling me ... My boss? How do we speak Russian? My ...
- My boss. - My boss!
- My boss, okay. - My boss, wait, let's ...
- Okay! - Feminitives! My boss,
she is Spanish herself, that is, she is not like ...
She is European, but she did not have this ID card, in my opinion,
originally Belgian. Now everything is there.
And she said that the state helped her a lot.
That is, in Belgium relatively ...
Again, I cannot judge personally, but from her experience ...
- No, well, you are talking about a pandemic,
but in general, opening a business is really in Belgium?
- No no! I'm talking about her business, she talks about her own business:
about opening an interior design bureau, how she rented this office.
In terms of how I rented, rented my office, and so on.
She says she received a lot of support.
That is, she took out a loan to start a business.
And the state helped a lot.
And she says that in Belgium, well, this is ... Well, this is helping.
Again, I can't say no, I can't say yes either.
But here is the person with whom I worked, for whom I worked,
and who paid me money, all right ... She said that everything was fine.
- OK, it is clear. What about the internet? Do you have unlimited internet?
- There is not!
No, there is!
- In France there is. Today I ... We talked with John ... With Jean.
He said he has. Costs 30 €. Unlimited mobile internet.
- Here! Yes.
Unlimited mobile Internet ...
I don't have unlimited mobile, I have ...
I pay 16 € for 20 gigabytes.
- Oh, well, that's okay!
In Cyprus it was 15 € for 3 gigabytes.
- I've had this before.
Although, stop what I'm telling you, maybe I don't have 20 gigabytes.
But I, yes, had some ...
I paid, in my opinion, 15 € for two or three gigabytes. It was my usual ...
- So you almost never used it?
Because three gigabytes, if used, is two days.
- Well, we don't really use mobile Internet here so often, I think.
Well, we use it, of course. It's just that when you have a normal Wi-Fi at home,
and, say, in your academy, and somewhere at work,
then you don't use the mobile Internet so much. I had enough.
- No, I just looked differently at communications in general, communication in Russia.
Because unlimited internet is what?
This means that you have access to the person, instantly.
That is, you can call in Wotsap, and somehow contact on Instagram, and so on.
That is, it seems to me that business also benefits greatly from this.
That's because now they are not texting through the mail, but mainly in Votsap.
And you can immediately solve some question quickly, here.
And I already felt, well, in Cyprus, restrictions in the sense that I cannot ...
Well, here I am, I am walking, I am walking down the street - hop, I wanted to work, I
sat down, distributed the Internet, I worked on a bench there.
That is, this option is in principle excluded.
And I already felt that everything was, as it were, without options.
Therefore, if I lived in Europe, I would probably pay
these 30 there or 50 €, but I need it anyway.
But there is such an option, right? That is, it is expensive, but there are, yes, such packages?
- Of course, of course there is. Yes, very expensive, but ...
It's just a different way of looking at it.
That is, in Russia, yes, we understand that the Internet is initially cheap, and this is very easy.
But it's just like here ... I don't know if ... It was
originally because of the money, or simply because people are
probably more conservative, if I may say so.
But there is no such thing that you are constantly on Instagram,
that you are constantly in some kind of Tiktok, that you are constantly in touch. No, people are
calm about it. And in general, I feel great about it.
That is, during work - yes, that is, during working hours - of course.
Sit, chat - e-mails, WhatsApp and so on,
but to be 24/7 “connected” - no, this is impossible.
- Yes, I'm in Serbia too ... - To be in touch 24/7 ...
- Yes, in Serbia, too, when I was, we ...
I bought a local SIM card there, and that is my friend there, a Serb -
well, an Italian, he lives in Serbia, not the point - he
said like - “Why are you constantly on the phone?
And what are you calling there in Wotsap? Call us by regular communication! "
I'm like - "So ... I don't know, I'm so used to it!"
Well, somehow yes, already ... And we are real, that is, I am, at least
by the standards, I don’t know ... In Russia, probably everyone is sitting like that,
but when I come to Europe, I just not adequate.
That is, I constantly stick to the phone.
I immediately knock out, I immediately ...
That is , I constantly check something, constantly do something there.
So, I feel myself without the Internet, that is, when I go out, this is the same ...
But how to listen to music? Like streaming services here ...
- Downloading. You have ... - Well, that is real?
And if I want to find specific music now
and listen to it, it will not be downloaded.
- Well, listen! Sorry!
Well no, well ... No! There is no such thing, here ...
Damn, this is this, probably, a Russian theme, like - "Now for me!"
- Exactly!
- No, well, I don’t know, well, you can, of course, do all this.
- This is also such a moment, it seems to me, this ... - Listen, you ask such questions, everyone has Spotify.
- This is due to the mentality, because we want ...
In Russia, we are all here and now,
because we do not know how to plan, we cannot plan.
We do not know - tomorrow our regime may collapse, conditionally.
And everything is according to the new rules,
and therefore you need to do everything right now, right now.
Here. So ...
- Well, maybe. But listen, you’re still talking about the level of comfort
that we have in Moscow, St. Petersburg and a little bit in Novosibirsk, a little bit.
But in other cities, in them, there is no such thing. This too, this is a Moscow theme.
I noticed it in my family. When my family moved to Moscow ...
They have been living there for two years now.
Well, they still have such a topic that like -
“Oh! Taxi! Oops! Like ordered, oops! -
And we do not cook any more, we order everything, oops! "
- We arrived in Belgium, such - - And I was surprised, because well, like wow!
- "Why did the taxi arrive not in two minutes, but in seven?"
- "Why did the taxi arrive not in two minutes, but in seven?"
- Yes. Yes, well, like that, we’re here at all ...
I order a taxi in general, you know, situations are straight ... Emergency.
- No, well, you have a wildly expensive taxi. - That is, of course, here ... Yes, very expensive.
Well, look, I have, now I found, in short, Heetch.
This is such a Deshman taxi, normal too, good quality, everything is fine.
But still, let's say it costs 16 € to get to Ikea. 16-20 €. Two thousand rubles.
And moreover, Ikea - about 20 minutes by bus.
We still have a problem ... Well, no, not 20 - 30.
The problem is more specific, if we are talking about Belgium,
that is, in France this problem is less.
We have very poorly connected here these connections between transport.
That is, let's say, it's very easy to get to the center from everywhere, of course.
But let's say I live in an area, and I need to go to another area at the moment.
He's right here, he's not far. But we don’t have, like in Moscow, this CDM,
all these circles, we don’t have this, we ...
I really have to make two transfers,
go like this, like to the center, and then go from there like this here.
And this in general happens with us just all the time.
This is the Belgian theme, unfortunately, ours, here.
Therefore, taxis are expensive, and transport is so-so.
That is, here, and you go to the center and that's all ...
- Well, yes, that's why ... - This is our peculiarity.
- That's why I like to live in the center.
In Krasnodar, for example, in the center, I rented an apartment in the center.
In St. Petersburg, too, in the center.
Because I ... Well, it’s the same in Russia.
Well, in Krasnodar, that is, there is no metro.
And there are no rings, that is, there is only a car,
and everyone drives a car, so there are traffic jams.
Therefore, the only option there is to live in the center.
So to live comfortably there - on foot, on a bike ... It's cool!
- Well, look, if we are talking about Brussels, then this is one of those unique cities
in which no one wants to live in the center.
Everyone works there, everyone does something, eat and so on, but no one wants to live.
- Well, there were probably a lot of tourists even before the covid. - We have the best areas ... There
are a lot of tourists. Yes, now, of course, less, but still.
It so happened that the center itself is historical - it's beautiful,
but the area, that is, the houses nearby, are ugly.
Somehow inhabited by some kind of social housing.
That is, it is very somehow ... Everything is somehow dark, somehow unpleasant.
I myself lived there for a year in the center, these are not my best memories.
Of course, the convenience is very impressive. That is, you ... That is
, you have five minutes - here is your academy, five minutes - and there is a cafe and so on.
But you still live constantly in some ... So-so atmosphere.
But now I live just relatively far away.
Relatively far, still pretty easy to get here.
But this area is considered simply chic and, in general, all the most ...
- Well, you have everything there, probably, yes, too, coffee shops ...
- White and rich, wait!
- Okay, we'll cut it out! - Of course of course!
- We'll cut it out! - Better let's not.
- Let's cut it out! - Crap!
- No, this really needs to be cut! - Well, in short ...
Well, I'm sorry! Well damn, well ...
- Not everyone will understand! - We talk like that between us!
Well, damn it, this topic of tolerance is killing me in general, well, yes ...
We are all so tolerant, but still like, you know, a little bit ...
No, no, no, that's it!
In short, the area where I live is good. Slightly distant, but considered good.
Nice location, nice atmosphere, people.
- OK OK. The third item we had ...
- Covid! - Covid ...
They demand a QR code from you, vaccination?
- Since last week they began to demand.
Since last week, and for me it's just a
big problem because I am not vaccinated.
And doing a test every two days for 30 € I don't really like all this.
And this system began literally last week.
I haven't figured it out yet.
That is, let's say I heard that we are going to introduce it.
And somehow everyone got together, got together. And last week I was busy with my own business.
At some point, I reserve a trip to the gym, I come and they tell me -
"From this morning, now you need to have a QR code."
I say - “Well, hello, like I made a reservation last night!
I was not warned anywhere, right nowhere! "
And they tell me that well - "Well, no, everything is like, goodbye!"
And so, for me it was a collision with reality with a new one. And it turned out that ...
I even decided - "Yes, figs with them, with gyms!"
Now I started going to dances in general. That is, we have such a system
that you can dance with masks, sort of, because this is not a gym.
You need to go to gyms with this, with a QR code. The museum now also needs a QR code.
And I sat literally yesterday with a couple, that is, for me ...
My final project, here is my diploma,
it will be based on the re ... Réaménagement of the museum.
And I need to go to this museum for educational purposes.
I can't go there if I don't do the test.
That is, a trip to the museum will cost me 30 €.
For educational purposes. And, of course, no one will pay me.
As much as I do not mind, but just doing a test every two days is also not an option.
- Wait, this is the only option,
if you are not vaccinated - do the test every two days?
And walking on all this ... - Yes, of course!
- Wait, and if you don’t go and say, well ...
“I have a good reason, I don’t have money, conditionally, for the test?”
- You don't go to the museum. But I like ... It's the same ...
This is what the state said, I understand perfectly well that these people themselves ...
Let's say that now we have the same thing in cafes. They do not need this in FIG themselves.
Of course, all businessmen, they would only
like more people to come to them, there would be fewer problems.
But they cannot, they cannot afford to let you in,
because they are undergoing inspections. The inspection will see people like me
who - "But we couldn't, but we went anyway."
And there will be a fine both for me and for this person who let me in.
And it’s like no one ... Nobody needs it.
- Well, it's clear, well, that is, you don’t want to just miss all these events, museums, and therefore ...
A ... Is getting vaccinated an option?
- Well, I can't afford not to.
Well, it turns out that yes. Well, here I am for the first time now ...
For the first week I thought about vaccinations. Here is the first week. Now.
- That is, not because you want to be vaccinated,
but because life will simply be easier with a certificate?
- Not that life will be easier, but simply life will be.
Will be with me. Because ...
Well, otherwise you won't sit anywhere, you won't go to the museum, you won't go to the hall.
You can't do anything else.
And this all very much depressing me, of course.
Because it leads you into it. That is, I think, again ...
Lord! This is a very dangerous topic now.
But I am 22 years old, I have never got sick, pah-pah-pah!
In all these two years I have never contracted covid.
Well, either in some form so mild that I didn't even notice.
Once again pah-pah-pah! And then I will tell you now, of course.
- Yes, it is a Russian tradition - to knock on wood and spit over the left shoulder.
- Yes, yes ... Why should I go get vaccinated?
In general, here I am from the beginning, I do not remember, we, in my opinion, haven’t talked about this with you yet.
What is my motivation? I am 22 years old, I want to have children at 25.
That is, they say to me - "If you get vaccinated with Pfizer, two years, please do not have children!"
Okay, but what if I want to have children in two years at 24?
- Wow! I did not know! What if I also want children in a year or two?
And, or is it just the girls?
- No, men too. It’s just there that our fertility goes down.
In my opinion, fertility is the same for both men and women.
There either there are fewer spermatozoa, or something else.
Something goes down very much, and it's not for me ...
Of course, well ... It's for me ... It's okay that I'm afraid.
How well ... This is my health.
Plus I also have a genetic tendency to thrombosis.
Of course, I doubt that I'll get the vaccine there and that's it, the day after tomorrow I'll die of thrombosis.
I think that this will not happen, but ...
And if I get pregnant, plus thrombosis! Well, I don’t know, I don’t know, just.
Well, there are no guarantees, and it scares me, that's all.
And that's why this situation depresses me,
but I decided that how ... Well, as I decided, I have no choice.
I will go to the doctor, I will talk to him, and which one is better to put, so that there is less harm.
- Come to Russia, put Sputnik on! - That there was some benefit, if any.
I wanted. I wanted to. I already went for this, and I wanted to do it.
I came for three weeks. Then I changed my mind.
Because it is not accepted in Europe. And to do Sputnik,
and then, so that they would tell me later - "And do Pfizer in six months!"
I'm like that with two vaccines - "Hello!"
- Yes, I didn’t want to put one, but here two. Well, by the way, yesterday I watched Varlamov's show.
He set himself Modern in Paris, like they put everyone in a row there.
And so he installed a Sputnik for himself in Russia, and now Modern is in Europe.
Well, he especially, it seems to me, does not care about the type. He doesn't think about it. Well, or ...
- Well, Modern is not a very good reputation for her.
I don't know, listen, damn it ...
- Okay. - It just scares me that ...
Yes, we'd better not talk about it for a long time,
but yes, in fact, I am in such a situation that I have to.
To ... To do your studies, to play sports, to see friends ...
Because even in a cafe you won't sit down anymore.
That is, to do something, you need a QR code.
And we have him rigidly checked. So you have to.
- Well, I said about it that ...
Cyprus in this regard is similar to Belgium there, and to another country in Europe,
because well, if there, conditionally, in Belgium there is such a situation with vaccines, then
it will reach Cyprus , and to any other country.
- Well, yes ... - So ...
- Well, yes ... - So ...
My screen is locked ...
But let's hope that everything will be okay.
And that it will be possible for us to travel to Europe just as easily.
And foreigners also go to Russia. Because I don't see much foreigners here.
Well, in Italy ... I mean, there are Italians in St. Petersburg.
I've heard recently. Here, and so generally not enough, of course.
- Well, of course. Well, listen,
the whole story is in addition to the fact that we have,
well, according to statistics, 80% of Walloons are from Wallonia, they are vaccinated.
We live in Brussels. In Flanders they have different ... That is, we have ...
I live in a country in which there are three rules.
That is, I have a classmate who still goes to the gym,
because they don't have a covid there. And we have Brussels ...
Brussels is like a separate ... A separate country, a separate city. We have different rules.
- Yes, it's all bureaucracy. Just a machine of bureaucracy that rushes.
And it has very little in common with common sense.
- Well, yes, logic is zero. And in fact, if well ...
So many people have already been vaccinated. Why are you making these QR codes anyway?
For me, this is this, you know, what is most surprising, probably.
Because if you said - "Everything will be fine if you supply the vaccine!"
Okay, we delivered the vaccine. Why is everything still not good?
That is, I don't know ... I understand that people ... None of us, you know ...
There are no superpowers out there, some kind of "superpower" to foresee the future,
but some kind of, you know , discourse, it is illogical.
And this is already starting to annoy.
- Yes, yes, and ...
- But I think this is the case everywhere, in all countries now.
- The point is that when everyone is fully vaccinated ...
The vaccine is not for life. Like, let's get vaccinated again.
Second time.
Or, I don’t know, another vaccine,
because the virus mutated super hard there. And that's all. Doesn't work now.
That is, in theory, it can work
endlessly , this is the scenario.
Yes, very sad.
- You just said about Italy. I think like this -
"That's it, now is the time, well, about the Italians,
I say, it's time to say that I am going to Italy."
I'm on my way for my fall vacation. And I am going again to Sicily.
I just ... For me it was in general, for me it was such an experience ...
- Wait, when you are there ... How did I miss that you were in Sicily?
- In July I was. - Why didn't I see it?
- Well, what do you mean? I posted stories there every day.
I was in Palermo, and I was in Cefalu, and I was in Catania.
I was on a volcano on Etna. I posted a bunch of pictures, in my opinion.
I don’t know, maybe you were traveling by yourself at that time?
- Maybe yes!
In this regard, I have a question for you: why is there no vlog from there?
Because you went to Turkey - you had a vlog!
- I took it off, I did not mount it!
- Oh, you have, right? I just didn't edit it ...
- Yes, I have a video there, I haven't edited it yet. —Lera, who doesn't know, is a beginner video blogger.
- Very beginner. Listen, if I had a team ... - So subscribe to her channel, the link is in the description.
- Thank you. Listen, yes. - Yes, the team, it is, of course, good.
- Well, as you said, I really like one ...
That is, I like the removal process ...
And that's it, actually.
And the process of uploading this video.
And the process of mounting and this is not all that appeals to me.
And there would be a person to whom I, perhaps, would pay one day ...
- Do you like the withdrawal process? I do not like.
- Yes, I like to shoot. You do not like it? Why?
- Well, somehow ... You see, I'm a perfectionist.
And I always have the feeling that I can shoot shitty.
Because of this, I am constantly worried.
I reshoot, and it's somehow ... I don't know, some unhealthy topic is constantly.
That's why that's ...
- I can understand you.
But why are you filming a video then, anyway? Let's start off with.
- No, well, I just started recording video podcasts.
Video podcasts are better.
Because I also look at the whole process, at the whole project,
at what I am doing, in fact, at my work,
from the point of view of how it develops me.
And when I record vlogs, it doesn't really develop me, because
, on the contrary, I'd rather say what is developing me now in the video podcast.
I speak for a very long time. There podcasts can last half an hour and an hour.
And this is the work on the speech. That is, I am working on my speech.
And every podcast for me is a speech pump.
And when I write a vlog - well ... Yes, I was there, I shared something, I photographed something.
But somehow it is not very effective. Even for students.
That is, continuous speech will be more effective for them.
- Well, this is some kind of more creative work.
- Well, yes, maybe, but, again, I don't really need this skill.
That is, I need the skill to speak well, it is absolutely necessary everywhere,
wherever I go there, but to record a video ...
That is, where are you going ... Where are you going to apply it?
Now, so I went more into the speaking format.
- Listen, well, I have a feeling ...
I have a desire to share with someone. I often travel alone.
Well, so are you. You understand me perfectly. And I ...
I seem to want to capture this moment, so that I can remember myself later.
And well, just share with people who ... Well, I don't know.
For me, Sicily was just some incredible discovery.
I so want and wanted people to look at it.
When I edit the video, I hope they watch.
Here, but ... Yes, it is, more, you know, that's how ...
"Sharing is caring" - with my utmost accent.
But this is really straightforward for a kind of "partage".
- But, look, I have something like this ... Not a counterargument, a counterattack
that, for example, I don't want to share. Why? Because it's ...
- Yours?
- Well, that is, I get the experience from the first person ...
No, it's not even that it's mine.
It doesn't matter to me, people are watching ... Even I am pleased that people are interested in my life.
But I understand that the experience when you are in the country yourself, when you watch,
is so cool and it never compares to watching a video.
And when you show a video to people, perhaps they will
immediately make some hasty conclusions that - "Oh, no, well, this is not mine!"
Although you showed there some kind of, I don't know, percentage.
Or, on the contrary, there ...
Well, although if you inspire someone - yes, maybe it's good.
But the idea is that I don’t want to distort and build some kind of idea
about the country, probably according to my own ... Precisely according to the picture.
That is, I can tell something, and then they will have some kind of image, they themselves will think of something.
It's just that when I travel, I don't watch anything, I don't google anything especially.
That is, I come, and I’m all these sights ...
All this just pounces on me like this. The whole atmosphere.
Because I have not seen it anywhere. That is, I keep this state of shock
so that it is in place, and not when I look there "Heads and Tails" and see there ...
Well, they chewed everything up and showed me everything.
So, and I will already know, that is, I will go to this place, and I am like -
"Oh, well, I saw it there ..." That is, the idea is that
I will, on the contrary, do it even better to them, when I tell them -
"Listen, this is very cool, I highly recommend it to you!"
But I will not show anything at the same time.
That is, they will know that, as it were, yes, Artyom recommends.
But they won't see anything. And they will see it exactly on the spot when they arrive.
That's why I stopped vlogging, too.
- Listen, well, this is an interesting position, but as if I would like to hope
all the same for some kind of critical thinking from the audience.
It is necessary ... I think that they watch your videos and your vlogs
not because they want to find out everything about a specific country, and a specific city, a specific place,
but simply because they want to see your vision.
That is, your there is some kind of atmosphere, perhaps.
I don’t know, again, when I look at some vlogs,
I usually like a person, I’m wondering what exactly he in this place drew for himself, saw.
Let's say I really like it, I watched for a while - people in Brussels.
Here is what they see here, what was interesting for them.
Although I fucking know this city, well, very well.
And this is probably more about some, yes, difference in points of view, in ours ...
Everyone is interested in different things. Yes, that is, someone will come ...
Oh, can you hear me? Bad communication ...
That is, someone will come to Brussels and drink beer there for three days without drying out,
and someone will come and, I don’t know, will go to museums,
go to some out of town, I don’t know, museums or parks there.
Well, I'm rather talking about it.
- Well, yes, well, just ... - Well, I understand you, for sure ...
- I myself have lost the meaning, that is, I do not see the point in sharing.
Although, of course, for everyone ... I can't decide for everyone there, maybe someone likes to watch vlogs.
Well, I just judge for myself that I would ...
I don't watch any vlogs, nothing like that about travel, because it's ...
Well, this surprise is on the spot, it’s as if it’s just being taken away from you.
That is, it’s even a little ... How would I call it ...
You see, I live in Russia and I also lack words.
You see, I live in Russia and I also lack words.
It's no good that you kind of took away people's delight, in fact,
from the fact that they ... From which they themselves could be surprised on the spot, here.
That is, you stole, stole from them the delight with your vlog.
But ... You can look differently. You can inspire someone, here.
But I have such an idea.
Well, in general, I just switched to a podcast, because
I myself cannot watch a long video there longer, I don’t know ...
Well, it depends, of course, on the video, but generally I will not watch it longer than 30 minutes.
And I can listen to the podcast at least as long as there is.
So for studying,
well, after all, this is a project for studying Russian,
this format is more suitable.
Well, I can somehow say more there, without feeling some kind of framework, here, yes.
But it would be cool. You see, you say that a person is interesting ...
It would be cool to look at your vlogs about your life, here.
And by the way, yes, Instagram, it is, in fact, this is the new vlog.
People are all vloggers now, essentially via Instagram.
Such a simple option.
You don't need to edit anything. You put something there every day.
- Well, yes, that's why I like Instagram to conduct my own.
I constantly post some stories, some photos there.
It attracts lightness.
That is, you do not need to be there for a long time, an hour, to upload this video.
You don't need to mount it there for an incredibly long time, improve the sound.
You just threw off some story, there are 10 seconds, and that's it.
And the person has already seen where you are, that you are, as you are.
You already sort of ... gave this emotion. I gave it away, here.
- Transferred. - And but ... I did, yes.
But YouTube is still more interesting because it's serious.
That is, there you can make some more serious videos, more serious ...
- Well, they are long-playing, for several years.
- Yes, and there you can open some topic, again, yes.
Because Stories, you just shared something right here this very second and moved on.
- Well, yes, different format. - Still, in the video you want to say something.
Yes, that is, either it's some kind of interesting plot, or it's some kind of emotion, or,
I don't know, you want to explain something to people, that is, well ...
In general, in fact, there is a lot that can be done, Yes.
You should just probably decide how to prioritize, perhaps.
And one day I will come to this.
On an ongoing basis, but it's difficult for me so far.
Come, you know, to some kind of regular mounting and uploading.
- Me too. I have the same. - But this is very interesting, listen, I don’t know.
That would be someone else with me, you know, who would kick me and say -
"Here, come on, come on!" - it would be great, but somehow no one is there.
- Well, I regularly tell you, like - "Come on, write it down!"
- Yes it's true! - Well, okay ...
Well, little by little we will round off.
We've already talked for about an hour.
Well, we've been talking with you for three hours, probably because the camera turned off, then this ...
- Yes, we talked for an hour. - Yes, it was very interesting, come on ...
It would be great to record such podcasts more often, here.
- Listen, I'm just happy!
Just the same topic, the one I was just talking about,
if someone wrote to me - "Oh, Lera, let's record a podcast!"
I'm like - “Come on!
I'll just charge the camera, and that's it! "
Well, let's ask, now, I don't know if it will turn out interesting,
but if it turned out to be interesting to someone, let them tell us below.
Over there, down there!
Should we talk more often?
Maybe some more, you know ...
More specific topics?
So we talked to you, maybe talk about money, in general?
About this attitude, about ...
Well, I don’t know, in general, some, perhaps more specific topics,
and not about some big topics like “Europe and migration”, in general.
- About everything, yes, everything is simple ...
Well, today, yes, this format is common.
When can we expect a new vidos?
You say you will have a video from Sicily, are you planning?
Something else will be?
- So, okay, come on. I have, in fact, no kidding ...
I have a lot of videos from my trip to Paris, from a trip to Germany.
I traveled a lot this summer. I have a video from a trip to Sicily.
And now I will have a vacation.
I will go to Italy again. And maybe I still shoot there.
- And there will be a new video. - And I will succeed, perhaps ...
Perhaps there will be a new video.
In general, like this, I cross my fingers that I will mount this.
But I have time for now, listen.
- Come on, we're waiting! Don't be a perfectionist.
It's enough for us, it's just that you order them, you
know, you will throw these videos down and publish, yes, very much ...
- The main thing is to start! -Okay!
Yes, okay, I was glad to talk.
- I also! It's just that my charge is running out. Perfectly simple!
Well, everything, I was glad to talk to you, I was glad to see you at all.
We haven't spoken for a long time. And until next time, I hope!
- Until next time, yes. We say goodbye to the audience and ...
Guys, bye everyone!
Bye Bye!
Description: Практикуй русский с Лерой: https://russianprogress.com/lera

Транскрипция / поддержать проект: 
https://boosty.to/russianprogress
https://patreon.com/russianprogress

Архив стримов: http://youtube.com/russianprogress/join
Уроки: https://russianprogress.com/artem
Подкаст: https://spoti.fi/3TRsydV
Инстаграм: http://instagram.com/russianprogress

0:00 Вступление
0:16 Продолжение: жильё в Бельгии
3:25 Про бизнес в Бельгии
5:00 Про интернет в Бельгии
6:01 Про интернет в России
9:28 Про транспорт в России и Бельгии
11:20 Про жизнь в центре
13:30 Про ковид в Бельгии
16:05 Про вакцинацию в Европе
22:19 Про Италию и блогинг-влогинг
26:07 Артём против влогинга
31:05 Инстраграм против Ютуба
33:02 Завершение

#learnrussian #russianpodcast #intermediaterussianpodcast #russianprogress