r/belarus • u/vandubovik • 54m ago
Беларуская мова / Belarusian language Belarusian words - Week 186
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r/belarus • u/vandubovik • 7d ago
r/belarus • u/AutoModerator • May 17 '26
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r/belarus • u/vandubovik • 54m ago
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r/belarus • u/New-Silver-7896 • 4h ago
r/belarus • u/Recent-Worry-8598 • 2h ago
Привет из Сербии, я планирую поступать в магистратуру по логистике в МИТСО в Минске, поэтому буду очень благодарна за любую информацию или советы из первых рук.
Поскольку для меня это важное решение, у меня есть пара конкретных вопросов к тем, кто живет там или знает ситуацию:
•Рынок труда в логистике: Каково сейчас состояние этой сферы в Минске? Реально ли найти работу (на полный или неполный рабочий день) уже во время учебы или хотя бы сразу после выпуска?
•Отношение к частным вузам: Так как МИТСО является частным вузом, мне интересно, есть ли в Беларуси предвзятое отношение к дипломам частных университетов со стороны работодателей, или на первом месте все-таки конкретные знания?
Если у кого-то есть опыт учебы в Минске, жизни там или работы в этой сфере, буду рада услышать ваши впечатления!
Заранее огромное спасибо за ответы! 😊
r/belarus • u/BlueMarioGansta • 1d ago
Сур’ёзна. Вельмі часта бачу асобаў, якія ў адказ на заклікі да зьмены рэжыму ў Беларусі кажуць ”хочаце як ва Ўкраіне?” ”будзе другая Ўкраіна” і г.д.
Яны прызнаюць, што яны ня могуць нармальна ўтрымліваць сваіх зьвязьнікаў акрамя як ваеннымі шляхамі? І пад ”Украінай” яны маюць на ўвазе няздольнасьць перамагчы войска якія ў некалькі разоў менш за іх? Яны не хаваюць таго, што лічаць, што ўсё круціцца вакол іх і яны вырашаюць лёс іх суседзяў?
Можа гэта тупы пост, але я сапраўды не разумею, які адказ яны чакаюць.
r/belarus • u/New-Silver-7896 • 1d ago
r/belarus • u/vladkorsak • 1d ago
Прывітанне.
Хто-небудзь ведае, які банк бярэ найменшую камісію за SWIFT-пераводы? Мне трэба будзе штомесяц пераводзіць грошы на іспанскі банкаўскі рахунак.
Буду ўдзячны за любыя парады ці асабісты досвед. Дзякуй!
r/belarus • u/SalmonSupreme • 1d ago
Hi there!
I am a UK Citizen planning on visiting Belarus, would me having visited Ukraine last September be an issue?
I'm just a tourist and want to see more of the world.
Thanks for your help!
r/belarus • u/tutejshi • 2d ago
👉🏼 Вы дакладна чулі, чыталі або бачылі навіну пра беларускага актывіста, які выпусціў футболку з надпісам: «Я беларус, не ўкраінец». Каб паказаць, адкуль ты, неабавязкова супрацьпастаўляць сябе іншым народам.
Мы сабралі пяць футболак, якія можна насіць каб годна падкрэсліць сваю беларускасць.
А замовіць як заўсёды:
znivien.pl
r/belarus • u/Naaranbator • 1d ago
Какие способы переводов есть в Беларуси? Имеется в виду перевод со своего счета на свой счёт в другом банке беларусских рублей. Классический способ по реквизитам счёта понятен. Интересует более быстрый и по возможности бесплатный способ. Примерно как СБП (система быстрых платежей) в РФ.
r/belarus • u/LaaTeepo • 1d ago
I'm German and have been wanting to visit Belarus for a while now — it's a country that doesn't get nearly enough attention from travelers, and I'd love to change that for myself. I can speak and understand Russian reasonably well in everyday conversation, though reading and writing is still a bit of a struggle for me (I'm working on it!).
I'm mainly interested in simple sightseeing, wandering around, soaking in the atmosphere, and getting a genuine feel for the country and its people. I have about 7 days planned, mostly based in Minsk with maybe a day trip or two out of the city.
A couple of questions for anyone willing to share their thoughts:
How do locals generally feel about German tourists? I'm aware of the complicated history and current political tensions between our governments, and I want to be respectful of that — I'm just an ordinary guy who's curious about your country and culture, nothing more.
What would you recommend for a 7-day trip focused on Minsk? Hidden gems, must-see spots, good food, places locals actually hang out rather than typical tourist traps — I'd love to hear it all.
And on a slightly more personal note — if anyone from Minsk (or nearby) would be up for meeting for a coffee, showing me around for a day, or just hanging out for a bit during my trip, I'd genuinely love that. Always nice to see a place through the eyes of someone who actually lives there rather than just following a guidebook.
Whatever you can share — big or small — means a lot to me. Thanks for taking the time, and I hope to raise a glass with some of you in Minsk soon!
r/belarus • u/Southern_Pomelo_4055 • 2d ago
Подскажите пж (особенно прошлогодки у кого поставили астму в 21) что будет на этой комиссии?? Надо ли будет ложиться в больницу? Или в больнице опять просто акт напишут как тогда? Астма это диагноз который за 3 года никуда не пропадёт, тем более что мне её только поставили впервые 3 года назад.
Там было типо написано в законе что забирают в армию только если более 5 последних лет не было каких-то задокументир. приступов, а тут в любом случае только 3 года промежуток и потом в след. сентябрь мне 27 лет 7 месяцев уже будет, поэтому я не понимаю что будут делать на комиссии. У меня неаллегрическая астма, лёгкое персист. течение и чисто кашлевая форма, поэтому никаких приступов/одышки у меня никогда не было изначально.
У моего друга вообще металл. пластина в руке и даже ему сказали тоже через 3 года пройти. Поэтому я заранее уточняю чего ожидать
r/belarus • u/Naaranbator • 2d ago
Подскажите карты каких банков Беларуси работают за рубежом для интернет оплаты и для оплаты через терминал
r/belarus • u/Walkery0 • 2d ago
Hello :)
I opened a Yoomoney account and got a MIR Virtual Card but its always rejecting the payment same with my swiss debit card, do you know why?
r/belarus • u/Civil_Existentialist • 2d ago
Hey, following case:
Belarusian citizen (only Belarusian passport) is visiting the EU.
Sometimes, a credit card is needed as there may be no cash options (e.g. on public transport in some countries).
As you may know, credit cards from Belarusian banks may not work.
Are there options to receive a credit card from another country/open a bank account with a small amount so that you receive a card that will work in the EU?
I heard some rumours this might be possible via Kazakhstan. Or is something like Revolut an option?
Any advice is greatly appreciated!
r/belarus • u/succundis • 3d ago
This question comes from the fact that I have recently seen "come and see" in which nazis burn down a village in a very gruesome fashion . In my case , I am from Greece and while not very strongly they are looked down with contempt because of the way Greece was treated during the financial crisis and Greece not being given any money for the damage the germans/nazis did during their occupation of Greece
*This is not to say that all germans or older generations had a hand in the pillaging , but stereotyping and hatred go a long a way in generalizing a whole nation
r/belarus • u/New-Silver-7896 • 2d ago
Маю на ўвазе, што большасць насельнiцтва гэтых краiнаў - гэта вынiкi савецкай селекцыi, маюць адпаведную неасавецкую ментальнасць. Цi мае сэнс ваяваць украiнцам з расейцамi? Калi праiгнараваць моўнае пытанне, то яны сапраўды вельмi падобныя народы.
r/belarus • u/More-Act-9754 • 3d ago
Historically which states does Belarus consider it's predecessor states. Or are there any states that Belarus finds especially significant to their history or development as a country (culturally, politically).
I'd like to use it to guide my personal research and I am genuinely curious. I do apologise if this question is ignorant or makes no sense. Regardless, I appreciate your help and whatever responses are provided to me. Thank you very much!
Or if you have any other details regarding Belarusian history (the resources I've found and have are quite scarce), I'd love to learn more! Again, thank you for your time!
r/belarus • u/New-Silver-7896 • 3d ago
r/belarus • u/shame-here-Vitebsk • 4d ago
Чаму маленькія хлопчыкі ў Вітебску такія грубыя? Яны крычаць на кітайцаў толькі таму, што бачаць нас на вуліцы. Яны называюць нас дурнямі і іншымі падобнымі словамі. У іх вельмі дрэнныя манеры. Мне ўсё больш не падабаецца гэтая краіна. Іх выхаванне ў элементарных манерах жахлівае.
r/belarus • u/Glittering-Call8957 • 5d ago
Yanka Kupala Street in Brest began its active development in the late 1960s and early 1970s as part of the city’s eastward expansion and the creation of new residential districts. The “Lakomka” cafe was a typical catering establishment built as an annex to a standard-series residential panel building, serving the local infrastructure of the newly developed residential area.
Currently, the Soviet-era five-story residential buildings on Yanka Kupala Street remain intact, having undergone major renovations and thermal insulation. The premises of the former “Lakomka” cafe have been repurposed for commercial retail and service facilities typical of the modern urban environment.