BLACK RUSSIA x BLACK AMERICA (feat. Poudii)

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  @omisamm · 10 months ago · pinned

  yo! dropping vlogs here 👀

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• YU

  @yulyajenzo · 10 months ago

  Poudii needs a mental support after this podcast lol

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• TH

  @TheWolotar · 10 months ago

  Лютая штуковина! Даешь больше подкастов на английском, и американских/английских гостей! Carry on, yopta!

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  @nolovesnippets · 10 months ago (edited)

  It was a little hard to watch tbh they couldn’t let Poudii talk normally it was always some interruptions on their end, you guys gotta be a little patient with your thoughts and let the other side talk

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• ТО

  @Тотсамый-р1д · 10 months ago

  Накиньте субтитров после 30й минуты

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• YA

  @yalex3117 · 10 months ago

  когда знаешь английский, это кайф смотреть. спасибо за колаб с кумиром детства

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• BI

  @Bicissippi · 10 months ago

  I love the versatility of Sam going into his three voices: the Russian, the US English, and the Nigerian English. This pod is a gem 💎, teaching those willing to learn heaps about culture, diversity and perspectives. К сожалению дофига людей вместо того чтобы послушать человека с другим опытом (вот он шанс) будут ему доказывать что его опыт не правильный. Keep going bruv, one of the best pods I know.

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• AM

  @AM-fb3it · 9 months ago

  So, I think another reason why pause is not used as often in russia, is because russian language is less ambiguous, with all these suffixes, endings, prepositions, etc. for all the words, the sentences become more specific and it's harder to mistake a tone of speech behind a sentence, or find anything sus. Meanwhile, in English the same word can have several meanings and doesn't change in any way so the distinct meaning can be understood only from the context of the sentence. The most absurd example is that you have "come" as a basic verb for walking up, arriving, AND act of ejaculating, climaxing, jizz, and maybe something else. So, I think it's okay for the guys to be less worried about saying sus stuff because unconsciously they are used to the russian way of building sentences

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• MI

  @mikhailius · 10 months ago

  I feel it like americans have more accent on "we are all the same blacks like in the US, if you are different you need just some time to be a real black like we are". Maybe I'm wrong, but I like blacks in Russia they have space to understand that from one side they have local Russian culture, from other side they have US culture that are globalized and we all have some part of it, and they also can remember they are Africans and it is not just a name of their continent, it is a big area of different cultures they always introduce to us

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  @Marshmallow_cloudz · 9 months ago

  As a Russian American living in Moscow, this was interesting to see...  and exactly accurate to the political and social views of some of my friends when I was in America haha

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• РЭ

  @РэйЧехов · 10 months ago

  &quot;They all speak Russian. Why we can&apos;t see elephant in the room&quot;.<br>Bro, the fact you&apos;re speaking english is a reason to think too.

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  @MrSnakesti · 10 months ago

  About the Small Talk thing, i feel like we Russians just prefere meaningfull talk. And by that i dont mean &quot;complicated&quot; like discuss physics. I mean when both people are actually listening to each other. We still ask each other the same questions: about the weather, health, how are you. But we do it not to be polite, but because we ready to listen the answer.<br>I will never understand the thing when someone asks me how am i doing and then stears at me like a mad men when i tell him. Why do you even ask if dont want to know? Just dont.<br>I do ask my collegues at work how are they doing, they ask me and we actually chat about it. Not for long, but sencierly.<br>And we also learn to not disturb other people with small talk if it looks like they dont want it right now. Sometimes we are silent out of respect to other person mental privacy.<br>If i would go my day and every minute i&apos;ll be asked &quot;Hey, how are you?&quot; out of politness - i would go insane. It&apos;s like you can not be in your own thoughts in public, because everyone will be distracting you &quot;out of politness&quot;. Thats annoying.

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