Americans vs. immigrants: Uzbek woman makes funny videos about cultural differences

Lola Jadun, 36 years old, moved to the United States from Uzbekistan and works as a flight attendant for one of the largest American airlines. In addition to her successful career, she is a popular blogger. Her funny videos about the difference between the cultures and traditions of the United States and Uzbekistan have conquered the Internet, reports...

What do immigrants save on in the first year of life in the USA: personal experience

On her channel “Queen in the USA” on Yandex.Zen, a Russian-speaking immigrant talked about how she had to save during the first year after moving to the United States. Next - from the first person. The first year is the most difficult. The hardest thing was morally:...

What annoys me in the USA: the experience of a Russian-speaking immigrant

“I’ll tell you about ten reasons that really piss me off about the USA and the American way of life,” writes the author of the America Inside blog on Yandex.Zen. Next - from the first person. Reason #1. People in the USA are simply incredibly skeletal, not flexible, and under-instructed. They live...

Why after moving to the USA you need to actively take out loans: the experience of an immigrant

Author of the channel “Americano | Americano" on Yandex.Zen talks about his experience of creating a credit history in the USA and how Russian immigrants live in the first years after moving. Next - from the first person. We moved to the USA several years ago...

Dumplings conquer America: 5 of the best restaurants of Ukrainian cuisine in the USA

Ukrainian cuisine has conquered many countries, and it has not bypassed the United States. Many Ukrainian restaurants have already received the status of the best throughout the country. Voice of America journalists visited 5 of the most authentic and interesting restaurants serving Ukrainian cuisine and learned their success stories. 1. Veselka:…

Train, dinner and building: how Russians begin to speak after moving to the USA

The speech of Russians who have lived a little in America is noticeably transformed. People, speaking their native language, begin to insert English words willy-nilly or pronounce Russian words in the American way. Such a code language is jokingly called “Ruinglish” (“Runglish”), Amerussian girl writes in her blog on Yandex.Zen...

Personal experience: 'I left Russia as an old man, and came to the United States young and promising'

Why does an American citizen at 40 or 50 still consider himself young and make plans for the future, while a Russian is already “living his life”? Not all US residents can understand this fact. The author of the blog “Made in USA” writes about this on…

He worked with Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando: how a Russian-speaking immigrant conquered Hollywood

Film historian Harlow Robinson wrote a book about director Lewis Milestone. All Hollywood called him Millie. He himself, when his Russian-speaking colleagues officially addressed him as "Mr. Lewis Milestone", said with a laugh: "What kind of Lewis I am, I am Leva Milstein!", Writes ...

How is buying a house in the United States: the experience of a Russian-speaking immigrant

A Russian who moved to the United States a few years ago and bought himself a house in one of the cities of the "golden life" told Realting in detail how this happens in the States, and why there is practically no chance for real estate fraudsters. "Everyone has it…

Three cities in the USA where our people move if they do not want to learn English

Is it possible to move to the USA, live there for 30 years and not learn English? Of course, it is possible if there are Russian cafes, restaurants, shops, Russian-speaking neighbors, sellers, doctors, etc. around, writes the author of the “Blog about the USA” column on Yandex.Zen. Next - from the first...

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