Let's walk around and learn some Russian 🇷🇺

Is it working when I'm... Yeah, it should work when I'm just... I won't tell you everything, okay? That's it. We'll start with the door, we'll start with the house. Here we have such a beautiful door. This is a castle, and at the entrance to the houses there are such old domaphones. You can look and you can see that the apartments here are quite strange. For example, here the apartments are L, M, N, O, and so on. Here the apartments are not called 1, 2, 3, 4. They are called by letters. Then we have such beautiful windows, but they are closed. And it's understandable, because I really like all the doors in Buenos Aires. They have... Well, you can see the history, you know? You can see the history. You might think, what are these interesting things? At first I didn't know either. But there are counters hidden inside. I think these are electricity or water counters. Yes, here we go. Well, look at the beauty in general. What beautiful blinds. There are shutters, windows, and such iron bars. Since we are pedestrians, we walk on the pedestrian part. This road is for pedestrians, the pedestrian part. And on the other hand, where are the cars, this is the roadway part. The roadway part is the part for cars. And you see that there are a lot of cars parked here. This blue car, red... Ah, no, these are not parked. They will go now. Now we are standing at the intersection. The intersection is the part where several roads connect. This is the intersection. And what is interesting here? Lighthouses, of course. This is a lighthouse. Then there are signs. You see? A sign with a bicycle. And behind these fences, you see, a bicycle goes. And the bicycle goes on the bicycle path. Another interesting thing about Buenos Aires that I want to share with you. For pedestrians, a white traffic light. Is it usually green everywhere or not? How is it in your country? In Russia, it is green. And I saw only green traffic lights. But here it is white. Look how beautiful. What a nice bus. Look what a beautiful bus. It can be seen that it is a bit out of date. But at the same time it is very vintage. One thing that I often heard about Buenos Aires. We are in Buenos Aires. That Buenos Aires is similar to Paris. Or that Buenos Aires is similar to New York. I don't know. No, I was in Paris. But I was not in New York. You can see if this street is similar to Paris or New York. I don't know, I doubt. It seems to me that Buenos Aires is a very unique city. You see that there are a lot of cars. A lot of cars. You see that there are a lot of cars just parked on the street. But there is also a private parking. And, for example, there is a private parking behind such a fence. It's Sunday and it's 9 a.m. So it's quiet enough here. It's quiet. Only rare people with dogs walk here. By the way, here is another parking near the house. In Buenos Aires, some inscriptions are often drawn on the walls. Unfortunately, I don't know Spanish. Therefore, it is very difficult to understand what is written there. Usually, inscriptions on the walls are very universal in any country. One thing that I hate. When you walk along the streets of Buenos Aires, there are air conditioners everywhere. And, well, it's clear. For example, it's 9 a.m. and it's already 33 degrees or 30 degrees. I don't know. And these air conditioners are dripping. And you are walking and something is constantly dripping on your head. It's terribly annoying. By the way, it's Sunday now. It's 9 a.m. and you see that everything is closed. What is closed here, for example? For example, our hairdresser's shop is closed. But, you see, this is not a simple hairdresser's shop. This is a hairdresser's shop for men. Barbershop. Here is such a bearded man on the glass, on the showcase. Behind the bars, the door is closed. The next closed store is a bakery. Panaderia in Spanish. What do they sell here? Churros, Facturas, I don't know what it is. Critos cakes. I don't know. I've only been living here for a week. Cheese. The next closed store is some kind of cheese. Here are sandwiches. I think now I understand why they say that Buenos Aires is similar to New York. Look at these prices. These black things are called a sign. There is a sign in stores where the work schedule is written. That is, from February to March. Now is March. Another important thing. First of all, garbage. A very important thing. And the second important thing. These are gas stations for cars. And now the picturesque part of Buenos Aires. These are called garbage cans. Or I don't even know what they are called. Probably garbage cans. If you are Russian-speaking and watch this video, please remind me what these big garbage cans are called. Although Buenos Aires is a very urbanistic city. A very modern city. There is a lot of greenery here too. It's nice. It's good. Oh, look what a beautiful picture. Right on the fence. What I like about Buenos Aires is the huge number of different green bushes. Or trees. You see, it's very hot now. Therefore, the leaves are already dry. But there are such big beauties. Or on the wall. Look, here or further there. Everything is green. Beautiful. Beauty. Do you agree? I think so too. We talked well. Everyone agrees with each other. Isn't it a miracle? Right? What else do I like about Buenos Aires? Oh, look at the pool. This house has a fountain. I don't know if it's a pool or a fountain. It looks like just a fountain. I think this is probably the end of our little walk around Buenos Aires. We're going to eat ice cream now. Or just go home. Because it's already getting hot. And where else do you want to go? Write in the comments. I was glad to see you all. Bye Bye!