How to Speak Russian with Cats

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  • čas přidán 15. 07. 2021
  • Russian cats don't speak English, so they wouldn't understant 'kitty-kitty'. If you want to have a conversation with a Russian cat, say 'ks-ks'. In this video I demonstrate how to use that crucial vocabulary.
    - Step 1 - Find a cat that speaks Russian (you will most likely find it in Russia).
    - Step 2 - Approach the cat carefuly demonstrating no intention to pet it.
    - Step 3 - Say 'ks-ks'.
    - Step 4 - If the cat reacts, enjoy your meaningful convestation.
    - Step 5 - If the cat doesn't react, you found a cat that doesn't speak Russian, go back to Step 1.
    All those cats live in my neighborhood, they are quite friendly and really nice. Some of them even let me pet them sometimes. Aww.
    #catvideos #cats #speakwithcats

Komentáře • 15

  • @1beriforever
    @1beriforever Před 3 lety +13

    Seriously, 'here, kitty-kitty' has never worked for any strays in Cyprus, and that says a lot since they usually ambush you without you even having to call them. 'ks-ks-ks' works every single time, maybe because this sound is harsher and more abrupt and taps into their survival instinct.

  • @sergeysvids2756
    @sergeysvids2756  Před 3 lety +22

    How to Speak Russian with Cats

  • @jigaretta
    @jigaretta Před 3 lety +3

    i usually say hey, and then i say meow, and then they got so confused )))

  • @tagazou1124
    @tagazou1124 Před rokem +1

    ah ah in french we say: minou minou , try too lol :)

  • @marjoleinsmolders1630
    @marjoleinsmolders1630 Před 3 lety +1

    Love this 😊👍 I always thought if you just make sound close enough to the cat they will always react but this is good info

  • @raspberrymuffin5835
    @raspberrymuffin5835 Před 3 lety

    cute! :3

  • @who_me
    @who_me Před 2 lety +1

    I agree! But any European cats don’t understand ks-ks at all. I checked it every time😜

  • @tagazou1124
    @tagazou1124 Před rokem

    you're " rigolo and interesting , je m'abonne, merci beaucoup ( cliché français )