"Is an apple a better hammer than a banana" is a question that never entered my mind until now! Also the fact that fabric just tears like that is also wild - I can't believe you just held the fabric with your bare hands! Thanks for sharing, and Merry Christmas from Sydney, Australia!
She has the most beautifully relaxing speaking voice ever! Natural ASMR. That bit where she shakes the blanket frozen in 30 seconds with no gloves on..... CRAZY!? How do these people not freeze?
My brain can’t process how it must be living there and can’t imagine how would it feel this cold. I only wanna say thank you for sharing this with us, it’s freezing amazing! Greetings from warm Mexico! 🇲🇽
I am following yakutsk from past 11 years on the internet and its really wonderfull to see you , how you people survive in cold freezing temperature .. please do more videos i am from india ..
@@rezamoharami9413 Temperature in india usually varies from 22 - 33 degree celsius, which is considered moderate. Day to day activities are never affected by temperature. ( like clothes freezing etc )
@@georgeabraham6489 That's the average temperature, you can see many days in Spring and in Summer most of the cities experience around 40 degrees celcius. It's t least considered not moderate for me, for me anything above 25 is too hot and during day for 2 months in Delhi for example you can experience temperatures as high as 40 and in humid areas feels higher which is the case for India, I've experienced high temperature in a humid area and I know how hard it is to adapt and survive
@@rezamoharami9413 You can check the population to see if the climate is harsh.... For example, in antartica and deserts, very few population is there.. But in india 1.2 billion people exist not to mention flora and fauna and various kinds of fruits and vegetables... if the climate is harsh, organisms ( including humans) don't flourish.... Show me a population explosion in antartica...
@@maladetts Parts of Finland can get down to -45...-50, but pretty much every Finn has experienced at least -25 multiple times regardless where they live. I think -10...-15 is quite typical all over the country. I have to say though, I live in southern Finland and last winter we didn't even have snow but this year has been better, I think the lowest for my location has been around -23.
@@Carrot880 I didn't realize it could get as low as Yakutian temperatures, but the rest of what you're saying is pretty much what I thought. And I know that the south of Finland is populated most. Thanks for replying, as Teresa happened to utterly suck, by ignoring my question. And yes, this winter is something else throughout the world, unexpectedly snowy, like it used to be many winters ago.
@@maladetts I checked and it's actually rare but it happens, and in northern Finland something like -35...-40 is not uncommon at all. I've never been to North but I'd like to experience those temperatures. Yes, unexpectedly snowy indeed! Though it doesn't snow here every year anymore, we are still prepared and able to deal with it, but still we had a few days of chaos when we got some half a meter of snow within 24 hours. So, heck, I can only imagine how it's been in places where it rarely snows at all... Complete mayhem.
Конечно, какой холод в Финляндии? На что жаловаться-то? У вас Гольфстрим. Он вам дает тепло, берегите его как зеницу ока. Не дай бог, не делайте с ним всякие эксперименты.😢
Seeing your face and hearing your voice, the message, brought me tears to my eyes instantly. You have humility and nobility at the same time and it is such a rare oportunity to witness such pure grace and warmness these days. Our winter is child play comparing to yours (Macedonia), the blow that humanity took from this past year, feels inconsolable to many around the world. And thank you so much for that last message, it was the warmest thing, coming from the coldest place. I feel humble discovering you. Taka care and if you ever need anything, you have a friend in me. I'll shout out to yoy on insta. Happy new year to you ❤
I'm from Turkey. Actually in winter, my grandma put clothes outside to be frozen as it happened in the video. I love Saxa Sire, it's a beautiful country. I hope one day I can visit there. Ütüö Kün!
@@canayval77 Rusyada oldukça çok kazana gitmiştim daha önce. çok güzeldi. gezecek çok yer var birde dolar düşük olsaydı. 4-5 kişilik bir grup gezilse şahane olurdu ya
I like how much you are calm in your speaking, shows your inner peace and on this side of the world every one is in so much hurry that being calm is just a dream now.
Finally, a case where comparing apples and oranges is appropriate and correct! This video was really fun, the boiling water was beautiful -- like fireworks. Speaking of beautiful -- perhaps you are bored with seeing them everyday, but the trees in the background @5:45 are breathtaking in winter. Cheers from NYC.
This was so fun to watch! Did you have fun making the video? Thank you for the encouragement at the end, I took it to heart and I will try better to always make time for the most important things in life
Your channel is incredible! Here in Brazil we can’t even imagine how cold is there, it’s fantastic. Your channel it’s already one of my favorites, I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy new year. 🤍
I love your videos! I find this video especially interesting! Coming from a tropical country, I couldn't even imagine how cold -54 C is! I live in a country where the average temperature is 35C. We already consider 20C during rainy weather as "really cold"! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas with your family! Happy New Year from the Philippines! Looking forward to more of your videos!
Thank you for another amazing video. I can barely imagine what -54 C is like, but it's extremely hot here in Perth, Australia and watching you and your brothers snap freezing things is cooling me down
Minus 55 degrees where you live, wow, that totally blew my mind when you showed the thermometer temperature. I complain if it's minus 2 degrees outside where I live in the UK. You have such a lovely personality, I loved the video and I have subscribed. A little belated in February now, however wishing you a much better and less stressful year for 2021.
This is delightful!! 💕❄️🌲 where I live it's summer now, but even in winter I've never seen snow in my life - it's amazing how different but also how similar life is, whether at -50 or +40, people always find ways to laugh and have fun and be merry!! Happy Christmas ⭐️
I know how cold - 25°C are - but these temperatures are extreme... Thank you for this video, it was really cool! ;-) Merry Christmas to you and your family - Health and luck for all of you! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹!
This is one of the most simple and honest youtuber I have ever seen, she is very down to earth and clean person I really appreciate the way she talks and explain everything about her videos and obviously the place she is living at is just scary! Hats off to your channel good luck maria.
Hello Maria I'm BADR from morocco, Thank for hosting Joe Hattab... with her video and you help, we were able to discover this amazing and unique city. And absolutely from now, I'm one of your subscribers
Hi from Sweden! 👋 I had foot surgery couple a weeks ago, and bed bound whilst healing, to pass the time I have watched documentaries from around the world, and I was instantly faschinated about Yakutsk and Yatutia! I (sadly) could not visit myself because my joints are hurting so bad in just -15c as we have in Sweden right now (-25 c at its coldest in my region) - they would IMPLODE in -54! 😅 Anyway, it's fascinating and I love to see more, so you got a new subscriber! 😊 Thank you so much for sharing!
I could not imagine how cold it’s like to be living in such extremely cold environment…. It’s a magic to watch things changed from one form to the other. Interesting 😊😊
I think the world would be a better place if every single human watched the outro to this video. We live in a difficult world and this video is a ray of sunshine.
This brought a tear of joy to my eye. Your kindness, your humility, the joy one can feel when watching this. It's so nice something like this still exitst in this loud and extroverted world. What is this song that plays in the backgroung during the main part ? It resonates within me since the first time i saw this video
Now I'm wondering if it's possible to make paper airplanes with that frozen fabric. It's always a treat when you upload. Happy Solstice и с новым годом!
this was such a fun video! I cried from laughter at the frozen clothes, they looked too funny! Thank you for this video, and Merry Christmas to you and your family 💖
The frozen clothes looked like real-life paper doll game, you know the ones you cut out like here i.pinimg.com/originals/fa/af/1d/faaf1da6c935ee347ac82ffafe04ea06.jpg
I love your videos so much and this one was no exception! I would love to see you make a video on what wild animals you can see in Yakutia during winter (or any other time of the year) and how they survive this climate - it seems like even your dog was fine! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from California ❤️
I live in East Texas and right now we are experiencing the worst ice storm on record. Tonight it’s supposed to get as low as 1°F. So it’s very unusual for us right now. People are losing electricity, and many people don’t have a fireplace, and we are having to be extra careful to try to prevent pipes from bursting. Most winters we are lucky to even see snow, and if it does snow it usually only lasts for about a day and then it’s gone within 24-48 hours. Freezing temps aren’t unheard of here but if we get freezing temps it’s not very much below freezing and typically happens at night time and only lasts for a few days, if that long, and then it’ll get above freezing during the day. We just got about 6 inches of snow last night. Roads are nearly impossible to travel because we just don’t have the resources to deal with it here because it’s so unusual. Respect to you and the people to live where you do who can survive such extreme conditions. You seem like a kind soul.
Colder than -20° is fairly uncomfortable, but everything past -30° just feels the same: brutally painful on your skin. Like a million needles stinging every square inch of exposed skin, and if you stay out for long enough then covered parts of your body start feeling that too. Your face, fingers, and toes get the worst of it, and even if you bundle up it’s only a matter of time before you start getting frostnip and frostbite. The colder it gets, the more dangerous it is, so you really have to be careful and moderate your exposure time outside. Around -50 or so it can take less than a minute to start getting frostbite, so yeah, I guarantee this when this video was made, they were definitely taking breaks to go inside and warm up. The cold sucks, but you adapt and learn how to live in the conditions, just like you do with snow.
Hi Maria, you are a good person. I can see in your eyes... A kind hearted person too... I am from the Philippines... It is so nice to watch your videos.. It is full of information... I didn't know that there exist such beautiful place... In our country we only have 2 season... Summer when it is very hot and the rainy season when we are under the storm season...
@@omerfaruktuysuz4465 Yanlışın şurada, Göktürk dili bile bunların dilinin değişmiş hali yani Saxa'ların dili en eski Türkçeye daha yakın (çuvaşça ile birlikte) yada Hunlara daha yakın diyim anla. O yüzden bizimki değişen hali. Türk Bodun dediğimiz milletin dili bunların dilinin değişen hali. Saxa'lar göçmeden önce kendine Türk diyormuydu onu da bilmiyoruz çünkü metin yok o dönemden kalma. Ilk Türk adı kullanıldığı zaman bunlar yüzyıllardır göçmüştü ama yine kendilerini Turkic kabul etmeleri çok güzel
I just found your channel today. You have some great videos showing your lovely city, Yakutia. It's amazing to see that we can live in such cold places. I truly enjoyed watching each and everyone of your videos!!
"Is an apple a better hammer than a banana" is a question that never entered my mind until now! Also the fact that fabric just tears like that is also wild - I can't believe you just held the fabric with your bare hands! Thanks for sharing, and Merry Christmas from Sydney, Australia!
She has the most beautifully relaxing speaking voice ever! Natural ASMR.
That bit where she shakes the blanket frozen in 30 seconds with no gloves on..... CRAZY!? How do these people not freeze?
Relaxing voice 😃
My brain can’t process how it must be living there and can’t imagine how would it feel this cold. I only wanna say thank you for sharing this with us, it’s freezing amazing!
Greetings from warm Mexico! 🇲🇽
"Honey, where's my hammer?"
"I don't know where your goddamn hammer is, just grab an apple from the garden."
"Yeah honey, we have to talk about that. Why do we have an apple tree in the garden? When will it ever bear fruits?"
6:22 Your dog looks comfortable and relaxed to that temperature, amazing.
Animal fur is the best insulating material on the planet. That's why fur coats & hats (Ushanka) are so popular in Russia
@@wayneronnie7402 ❤❤Wow, it's a really normal thing. And I am from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and I hope to visit Russia that I love it
Wow, their dog looks exactly like mine (a border collie)! I didn't even notice that. 😅
that's probably a bear shrunken in size because of the cold
I am following yakutsk from past 11 years on the internet and its really wonderfull to see you , how you people survive in cold freezing temperature .. please do more videos i am from india ..
Just like how you guys survive hot wet temperatures in India I guess hahah, any living thing somehow adapts to life situations in different locations
@@rezamoharami9413 Temperature in india usually varies from 22 - 33 degree celsius, which is considered moderate. Day to day activities are never affected by temperature. ( like clothes freezing etc )
@@georgeabraham6489 That's the average temperature, you can see many days in Spring and in Summer most of the cities experience around 40 degrees celcius.
It's t least considered not moderate for me, for me anything above 25 is too hot and during day for 2 months in Delhi for example you can experience temperatures as high as 40 and in humid areas feels higher which is the case for India, I've experienced high temperature in a humid area and I know how hard it is to adapt and survive
@@rezamoharami9413 You can check the population to see if the climate is harsh....
For example, in antartica and deserts, very few population is there..
But in india 1.2 billion people exist not to mention flora and fauna and various kinds of fruits and vegetables... if the climate is harsh, organisms ( including humans) don't flourish.... Show me a population explosion in antartica...
@@rezamoharami9413 in other words why do you think life exists on earth but not on Mars? Because the climate is favourable...
Hello from Finland! Ok, I stop complaining its cold now!
What's your coldest over there? About half of what they have?
@@maladetts Parts of Finland can get down to -45...-50, but pretty much every Finn has experienced at least -25 multiple times regardless where they live. I think -10...-15 is quite typical all over the country.
I have to say though, I live in southern Finland and last winter we didn't even have snow but this year has been better, I think the lowest for my location has been around -23.
@@Carrot880
I didn't realize it could get as low as Yakutian temperatures, but the rest of what you're saying is pretty much what I thought. And I know that the south of Finland is populated most. Thanks for replying, as Teresa happened to utterly suck, by ignoring my question. And yes, this winter is something else throughout the world, unexpectedly snowy, like it used to be many winters ago.
@@maladetts I checked and it's actually rare but it happens, and in northern Finland something like -35...-40 is not uncommon at all. I've never been to North but I'd like to experience those temperatures.
Yes, unexpectedly snowy indeed! Though it doesn't snow here every year anymore, we are still prepared and able to deal with it, but still we had a few days of chaos when we got some half a meter of snow within 24 hours.
So, heck, I can only imagine how it's been in places where it rarely snows at all... Complete mayhem.
Конечно, какой холод в Финляндии? На что жаловаться-то? У вас Гольфстрим. Он вам дает тепло, берегите его как зеницу ока.
Не дай бог, не делайте с ним всякие эксперименты.😢
Sadece dışarısı soğuktu kalpleri sıcak insanların yaşadığı şehirde...🌹😍
It was only cold outside, in the city where people with warm hearts live.❤
Thank u for your wholesome content. Merry Christmas to you all too
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Merry Christmas 🤗
@@SimpleLifeTvPh Christmas is forbidden ❌And we live in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia It is not permissible for us that it is forbidden ❌
@@user-pb8ei7tw2n who tf cares !!
@@user-pb8ei7tw2n ok
Seeing your face and hearing your voice, the message, brought me tears to my eyes instantly. You have humility and nobility at the same time and it is such a rare oportunity to witness such pure grace and warmness these days.
Our winter is child play comparing to yours (Macedonia), the blow that humanity took from this past year, feels inconsolable to many around the world. And thank you so much for that last message, it was the warmest thing, coming from the coldest place. I feel humble discovering you.
Taka care and if you ever need anything, you have a friend in me. I'll shout out to yoy on insta.
Happy new year to you ❤
God, this is the best comment ever. You found all the right words. I couldn't have said it better.
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I'm from Turkey. Actually in winter, my grandma put clothes outside to be frozen as it happened in the video.
I love Saxa Sire, it's a beautiful country. I hope one day I can visit there.
Ütüö Kün!
Selam. Bende gitmeyi düşünüyorum ama 3-4 sene sonra falan.
Sanırım bizim gibi çok insan var yakutska gitmek isteyen.
@@uygarozturk2023 Saha dilinde "Cokuuskay", sadece Rus dilinde Yakutsk denir.
@@uygarozturk2023 ben de aynisini istiyorum ama sadece Yakutistani degil diger Turk ulkelerini de
@@canayval77 Rusyada oldukça çok kazana gitmiştim daha önce. çok güzeldi. gezecek çok yer var birde dolar düşük olsaydı. 4-5 kişilik bir grup gezilse şahane olurdu ya
وش السالفه
I like how much you are calm in your speaking, shows your inner peace and on this side of the world every one is in so much hurry that being calm is just a dream now.
Finally, a case where comparing apples and oranges is appropriate and correct! This video was really fun, the boiling water was beautiful -- like fireworks. Speaking of beautiful -- perhaps you are bored with seeing them everyday, but the trees in the background @5:45 are breathtaking in winter. Cheers from NYC.
Even though I see those trees almost every day, I always find them beautiful, in every season of the year 😊☃️🤍
@@LifeinYakutia I do not speak English to the English
As a person who never experienced winter, this is very fascinating to me..
I liked the noodles how you moved your hand around like a magic trick to show there are no hidden string holding them up
The boiling water that freeze in the mid-air looks spectacularly magical!
OMG the clothing! That made me laugh 😄 I live in California and our temperatures are usually 70 degrees Fahrenheit! I can’t imagine -70..
Lots of love from TURKEYY 💖
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I love turkey and pumpkin pie
This was so fun to watch! Did you have fun making the video? Thank you for the encouragement at the end, I took it to heart and I will try better to always make time for the most important things in life
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Your videos transmit an immense amount of kindness all around the world! You make this world a better place! Thank you!
Your channel is incredible! Here in Brazil we can’t even imagine how cold is there, it’s fantastic. Your channel it’s already one of my favorites, I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy new year. 🤍
U r channel is incredible , here in India we can't even imagine how cold is there, it's fantastic 🐥🦋
Wow. I am a Turk and I understood most of the things you said. armful of love from Turkey .. 🥰
I love your videos! I find this video especially interesting! Coming from a tropical country, I couldn't even imagine how cold -54 C is! I live in a country where the average temperature is 35C. We already consider 20C during rainy weather as "really cold"!
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas with your family! Happy New Year from the Philippines! Looking forward to more of your videos!
I would really love to visit Yakutsk someday 😛
Greetings from Bulgaria
Thank you for another amazing video.
I can barely imagine what -54 C is like, but it's extremely hot here in Perth, Australia and watching you and your brothers snap freezing things is cooling me down
Minus 55 degrees where you live, wow, that totally blew my mind when you showed the thermometer temperature.
I complain if it's minus 2 degrees outside where I live in the UK.
You have such a lovely personality, I loved the video and I have subscribed.
A little belated in February now, however wishing you a much better and less stressful year for 2021.
This is delightful!! 💕❄️🌲 where I live it's summer now, but even in winter I've never seen snow in my life - it's amazing how different but also how similar life is, whether at -50 or +40, people always find ways to laugh and have fun and be merry!! Happy Christmas ⭐️
The frozen noodles could pass as a contemporary/modern art piece haha, I loved your laughter in this video
This was so fun to watch. 😆 It makes winter feel less dreary. I think -20C is the coldest it usually gets where I live. Stay warm and safe! 🍵🧤🧦
Where
@@Q_QQ_Q Where do I live? Southern Ontario, in Canada.
@@afirewasinmyhead Geez , sounds cold
This whole video is just so wholesome. The best of luck to you all.
Watching this from subtropical Australia with the cicadas buzzing in the trees. Thank you for a look at another world! Merry Christmas :)
No licking of metal posts? Just kidding. A great video you put together! Nature looks so beautifully peaceful with all the snow and frozen trees.
Your face/voice and content make me happy, especially in these uncertain times.
Fascinating! I can't comprehend temperatures so cold. I've experienced about -20 degrees C and that felt extremely cold...
Watching these experiments is a lot of fun. Great idea for a video! The visual of the frozen noodles was so funny, like a modern art sculpture :p
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You are a beautiful soul. We need more ppl like you in this world. Much love from Australia!
I know how cold - 25°C are - but these temperatures are extreme... Thank you for this video, it was really cool! ;-)
Merry Christmas to you and your family - Health and luck for all of you!
Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹!
Greetings from Mongolia. Thought our -30°something celsius winter was very cold but you guys are living in a extreme environment. 🥶
This was SO much fun to watch, thank you so much!! Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, all the very best wishes to you all 💕
The thing with the frozen clothes made me giggle 😁
You and your husbands laughter made this a very funny vlog to follow.
big love fromPALESTINE🇵🇸❤️🇷🇺
This is one of the most simple and honest youtuber I have ever seen, she is very down to earth and clean person I really appreciate the way she talks and explain everything about her videos and obviously the place she is living at is just scary! Hats off to your channel good luck maria.
Beautiful message ...thank you. I wish you the same to you , your family,friends and everybody that can read me.
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Thanks for that! It's really interesting to see how life goes in a complete different environment. Greetings from 🇧🇷
When I started to watch your channel you had 1,000 subs now you have more than 13,000. That’s amazing. Merry Christmas to you and your family, Maria.
This is the kind of temperatures a typical day in Mars would be like 🤭 greetings from Finland
Currently living in Seoul for exchange semester and was amazed by -14 degree temperatures 😭
Thank you for these experiments! Merry Christmas ❤️
Thanks Maria. You have shown us everything that we'd not experienced at all before
Take our warm greeting from Jakarta
Your voice is so calming and relaxing! Happy new year, Maria!
The frozen clothe makes me burst out with laughter. Thanks pretty lady from Sakha
This was so funny! Great video. The part with the frozen clothing was so good.
Came from Joe HaTTab's channel, greeting from Saudi/Syria 🖐. I wish you the best and happy new year, I am subbing for the great content keep it up 💖
Beautiful downtown with the lights!
Interesting to see the extreme cold day to night temperature shift is very minimal!
Hello Maria
I'm BADR from morocco, Thank for hosting Joe Hattab... with her video and you help, we were able to discover this amazing and unique city.
And absolutely from now, I'm one of your subscribers
This was a really fun video, and I loved seeing you and your brother goofing around. Happy holidays to you as well and best wishes for the new year!
Hi from Sweden! 👋 I had foot surgery couple a weeks ago, and bed bound whilst healing, to pass the time I have watched documentaries from around the world, and I was instantly faschinated about Yakutsk and Yatutia!
I (sadly) could not visit myself because my joints are hurting so bad in just -15c as we have in Sweden right now (-25 c at its coldest in my region) - they would IMPLODE in -54! 😅
Anyway, it's fascinating and I love to see more, so you got a new subscriber! 😊 Thank you so much for sharing!
The frozen noodles made me laugh so much😆 I love watching you and your husband, you guys are such a cute couple!! Love from Canada💕
Surely want to visit Yakutia someday for that unique experience .... greetings from tropical Singapore
Watching your channel is so therapeutic and relaxing! Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy new year! :)
I could not imagine how cold it’s like to be living in such extremely cold environment….
It’s a magic to watch things changed from one form to the other. Interesting 😊😊
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Your opening should be "Welcome to Yakutia, a place so cold even our thermometer almost give up!"😂😂😂
Merry Christmas to you all! 😁😁
-50 degrees, not great not terrible
Hi Maria I'm just amazed at how you dry your clothes after you washed them. Take care Maria and your family
omg the clothes!!!! lol
I never seen clothes stand up by itself like that before lmao
Looks like my socks after quarantine
Wow!! I've been in -40C in Antarctica but thats positively warm by comparison! Superb video - don't know how you survive!!
من طرف جو حطاب 💚
jo hatab 💚🔥
I think the world would be a better place if every single human watched the outro to this video. We live in a difficult world and this video is a ray of sunshine.
Even tho this video is about cold weather, it warmed my heart! 💕 I wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best for the new year! 😊
This brought a tear of joy to my eye. Your kindness, your humility, the joy one can feel when watching this. It's so nice something like this still exitst in this loud and extroverted world. What is this song that plays in the backgroung during the main part ? It resonates within me since the first time i saw this video
Now I'm wondering if it's possible to make paper airplanes with that frozen fabric. It's always a treat when you upload. Happy Solstice и с новым годом!
Alan Patrick صديقك من شاختار
Amazing snowing! Its really cold😢 the fruits, dresses and noodles is freezing! Thanks for sharing😊 keep safe. Watching here in PHI.🇵🇭
this was such a fun video! I cried from laughter at the frozen clothes, they looked too funny! Thank you for this video, and Merry Christmas to you and your family 💖
The frozen clothes looked like real-life paper doll game, you know the ones you cut out like here i.pinimg.com/originals/fa/af/1d/faaf1da6c935ee347ac82ffafe04ea06.jpg
The experiment with throwing the boiling water into the air was spectacular. Have a nice day!
What a fun video! Happy solstice (or I guess that was yesterday in Yakutia...)
Happy Solstice to you too 🌞🌚
In Iran we celebrate it (the longest day of year )as "Yalda" night 💙
Nice video. Thanks! You seem to be in good spirit despite the cold :D
Meus deus. Tem que ser muito resistente para aguentar um frio tão intenso assim. Abraços do BRAZIL.
Another excellent video. Humble and genuine. No fake smiles and no click bait. Keep it up!
Hello, always watching you here in Island of Philippines keep safe always merry Christmas everyone here 🎅❤️
Merry Christmas to you too 🎄
Seriously u r smiling!!!!...i am terrified...and impressed u r so positive at such harsh climate...while i start complaining even at 40 degrees
I love your videos so much and this one was no exception! I would love to see you make a video on what wild animals you can see in Yakutia during winter (or any other time of the year) and how they survive this climate - it seems like even your dog was fine! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from California ❤️
I live in East Texas and right now we are experiencing the worst ice storm on record. Tonight it’s supposed to get as low as 1°F. So it’s very unusual for us right now. People are losing electricity, and many people don’t have a fireplace, and we are having to be extra careful to try to prevent pipes from bursting. Most winters we are lucky to even see snow, and if it does snow it usually only lasts for about a day and then it’s gone within 24-48 hours. Freezing temps aren’t unheard of here but if we get freezing temps it’s not very much below freezing and typically happens at night time and only lasts for a few days, if that long, and then it’ll get above freezing during the day. We just got about 6 inches of snow last night. Roads are nearly impossible to travel because we just don’t have the resources to deal with it here because it’s so unusual. Respect to you and the people to live where you do who can survive such extreme conditions. You seem like a kind soul.
It's so weird that that as a turk i can understand her speaking Yakutian... "Göstert bir" 😊
Hi Maria...this is Bala from India ..I really like your videos...thank you for sharing the videos about your people, culture etc...
I just can't comprehend how cold -55C is, we complain about how cold it is at -3C!
And we complain when its 10C 🤯
It was -66° with the windchill in the NWT 🇨🇦 the other week. Luckily I was in the warm south of Alberta with a balmy -40°.
Colder than -20° is fairly uncomfortable, but everything past -30° just feels the same: brutally painful on your skin. Like a million needles stinging every square inch of exposed skin, and if you stay out for long enough then covered parts of your body start feeling that too. Your face, fingers, and toes get the worst of it, and even if you bundle up it’s only a matter of time before you start getting frostnip and frostbite. The colder it gets, the more dangerous it is, so you really have to be careful and moderate your exposure time outside. Around -50 or so it can take less than a minute to start getting frostbite, so yeah, I guarantee this when this video was made, they were definitely taking breaks to go inside and warm up. The cold sucks, but you adapt and learn how to live in the conditions, just like you do with snow.
Thank you for your encouraging words at the end. Sometimes we forget what's important to us.
من طرف جو حطاب😂😂
انا
Wonderfull last image when water formes this beautifull shape...Thank you...
4:39 Did I get it wrong, or did you say "elim dondu" (my hand froze) 😄
yes, she said "my hands get frozen"
Hi Maria, you are a good person. I can see in your eyes... A kind hearted person too... I am from the Philippines... It is so nice to watch your videos.. It is full of information... I didn't know that there exist such beautiful place... In our country we only have 2 season... Summer when it is very hot and the rainy season when we are under the storm season...
مـرحـبـا. مـن طـرفف جـوو
✨🖤🇸🇦🖤✨
من الاردن وفلصطين لايك🇯🇴🇵🇸
Great video! I’m reading a book call kolyma tales and this video validates the insane cold of Siberia
4:40 did u say: “Elim dondu” ? (My hand is freezing) 🤍
Omg really
I didnt notice at first. I think she said though
aga bi kac bisey kalmis bizden
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@@omerfaruktuysuz4465 Yanlışın şurada, Göktürk dili bile bunların dilinin değişmiş hali yani Saxa'ların dili en eski Türkçeye daha yakın (çuvaşça ile birlikte) yada Hunlara daha yakın diyim anla. O yüzden bizimki değişen hali. Türk Bodun dediğimiz milletin dili bunların dilinin değişen hali. Saxa'lar göçmeden önce kendine Türk diyormuydu onu da bilmiyoruz çünkü metin yok o dönemden kalma. Ilk Türk adı kullanıldığı zaman bunlar yüzyıllardır göçmüştü ama yine kendilerini Turkic kabul etmeleri çok güzel
Hello Mrs. Maria greeting I came from Joe Hattab channel keep it up 👍 ❤️🇸🇾🇸🇮
Merry Christmas Maria, what a lovely channel.
Stay strong and stay safe during this winter. Thanks for the video.
I want to visit Yakutsk one day.
That Boiling water in the end was awesome....!! Beautiful to watch ....Interesting video......
Love frm India....
Since you said you're an English teacher, how do these school closures affect your teaching? Do you have to make a lot of online content?
Yes, children study online during cold days :)
best channel on youtube right now. please keep making videos about our daily lives too
Hi Maria, I am a follower of Joe Hattab and your videos are so sweet🌹😍
I just found your channel today. You have some great videos showing your lovely city, Yakutia. It's amazing to see that we can live in such cold places. I truly enjoyed watching each and everyone of your videos!!
each and every one