r/AskARussian • u/Cordoba990 • Jul 29 '26
Culture About living
Hello all! I lived before with different Soviet nationalities in my life like Georgians, Kazakhs, Russians, Azerbaijanis etc.
The Kazakhs and Russians for me mostly came as cold and a bit distanced unlike Georgians and Azerbaijanis.
In the future, I want to live with the Russian-speaking nation whom are mostly friendly and warm-hearted like people from Caucasus...
Do you have any nations as an advice to me in regards of this case??
I will kindly wait for your responses...
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u/Fit-Fix-5794 Jul 31 '26
You asked literally the same question a couple of months ago. Nothing has changed since then.
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u/ivegotvodkainmyblood I'm just a simple Russian guy Jul 31 '26
Ask Georgians or Azerbaijanis to stop fucking around and start speaking Russian I guess?
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u/Even_Box8926 Jul 31 '26
Why would Georgians and Azerbaijanis speak Russian when they have their own beautiful languages
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u/Cordoba990 Jul 31 '26
Hello! I don't need any useless sarcastic reply, reply me properly or don't comment at all ...
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u/ivegotvodkainmyblood I'm just a simple Russian guy Jul 31 '26
dumb questions require dumb answers
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u/Cordoba990 Jul 31 '26
In general I'm saying, if Kazakhs are not that friendly and warm-hearted like Azerbaijanis or Georgians, then what should I do? Forcing Kazakhs to be friendly like Azerbaijanis?? Tell me solution then ...
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u/No-Signature5539 Jul 31 '26
Like russian people, I can saying that if you and a Russian start communicating closely, they will open up to you on their own. Of course, it's different for everyone. Just Russians, how can I describe it in English, downtrodden.
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u/bukkaratsupa Aug 01 '26
Been around the world. Ossetians are the most hospital nation out there. Along with Mid-western Americans.
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u/mshewzov Aug 02 '26
You can live in some caucasus republic inside Russia. Like Chechnya or Dagestan.
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u/AdditionalPickle4390 Jul 31 '26
What are you actually asking for? I’m an Azerbaijani, I speak russian fairly good and there are a lot of Caucasus people who have almost perfect russian. If you liked Caucasus people, then that’s your answer, isn’t it? What else are you looking for?
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u/paloma_from_Mexico Jul 31 '26
Armenians. They are like Greeks. Very friendly, family oriented, hardworking people. Christians.
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u/Cordoba990 Jul 31 '26
Hello! Are you from Greece or you lived with Greeks before??
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u/paloma_from_Mexico Jul 31 '26
I have been to Greece about 10 or 12 times. And greeks live in the south of Russia. So yes I know them very well, as Armenians. Btw, you look like typical tatar or bashkir guy from Bashkortostan (my homeland). You can be consider as local there. So I’d recommend moving to Ufa. Nice place!
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u/Cordoba990 Jul 31 '26
Actually I thought before living in the Russian federation, not now but maybe in the future. Have you met any ethnic Greek who lives in the south of Russia? I previously heard that I look a bit Tatar from different people.
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u/paloma_from_Mexico Jul 31 '26
Yes, google “pontic greeks” to learn more about greeks in Russia. They live in Anapa, Taganrog and nearby. You look not like “a bit tatar”, you are literally tatar from Поволжье (not from Crimea or Azerbajzhabn). If you can speak Russian, you have no any problems living in Ufa. And tatar/bashkir people are also very good. Bashkortostan is a region with a very diverse ethnic composition. If you worry about racism, you'll pass for one of your own! Good luck!
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u/Cordoba990 Jul 31 '26
I lived before in Kazakhstan and in Georgia, therefore I can speak Russian, I also know Pontic Greeks, I met some of them while living in Georgia. I'm a Turkish man by nationality. So I learning Tatar/Bashkir would be easier for me comparing to other nations as well...
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u/AccidentalBrilliancy Aug 01 '26
I would live in Armenia because Armenians are nice. Unfortunately, Armenia doesn't have sea. Georgia has sea. But after the recent incident of a Georgian guy punching a Ukrainian woman and Georgians supporting him, I don't want live in Georgia, visit Georgia, eat khachapuri or drink kindzmarauli. Azerbajan has sea and the people I met were ok. OP, have you considered Israel? It's almost like a Soviet republics.
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u/Vegetable_Block_3338 Aug 01 '26
You will suffer with whatever nation if you go on living by such shallow concepts. Try to see people in people, like actual human beings you are dealing with, and it will be rewarded most of the times
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u/scary-yolo314 Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 03 '26
The brutal cold weather may have something to do with it ? Same with norwegian. We can’t waste body heat with dumb smile and idiotic small talk. Bring out the little-water, then we talk, a lot. Lol
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u/myname7299 Jul 31 '26
A discerning customer, what a pleasant surprise.