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BrachaVHatzlocha
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 Thu, Nov 17 2005, 3:45 pm
| hardwrknmom wrote: | Russians are diffenetely smart- and extremely TOUGH!
And...they're not whimps when it comes to drinking Vodka  |
My husband (from Ukraine) hates drinking!!
he only drinks wines that are like 3-5%!
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BrachaVHatzlocha
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Thu, Nov 17 2005, 3:49 pm
| yehudis wrote: | | Brachad, no, I don't know you. Just curious -- what's it like for an American to be married to a Russian Jew? Was it a cultural shock, especially with your in-laws? |
well, my husband came here when he was 13, so he was here quite a while before we married. Also, he lived in a dorm for a while - so he was used to Americans. so no real culture shock, though I am impressed with how he is able to do so many things I wouldn't expect regular American bochurim to do - things like sewing!
No major culture shock - he doesn't mind if I don't cook Russian-style foods, as I said - he lived in a yeshiva dorm, so he's also used to the food here!
In-laws...well...that's another story.  they speak english but they're not frum. My father-in-law (the in-laws are divorced) always speaks to my husband in Russian. When we visit him (which isn't often b/c they live far away), I just get a little bored.
Otherwise, we're good B"H!. Actually great.
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zigi
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Sat, Nov 19 2005, 10:58 pm
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my son likes herring and vodka he gets really excited when he sees the bottle! my husband is russain also from the ukraine. he also can sew. I didn't know it was a russian thing. he was also 13 when he came to america, he is such a newyorker! what about matching clothes? my mil just grabs any shirt to put on my son.
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roza
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Sun, Nov 20 2005, 7:43 am
тут на форуме обсуждали шитье, обучение разным хозяйским навыкам и вообще тикун детства, так вот есть оригинальный сайт на русском языке -Энциклопедия нашего детства (для тех кто родился между 70-82 годами).
так там про уроки труда, помните такие?
http://7682.ru/school_rules/297.html
in english: this is about a class that we had in russian schools that was teaching how to cook, sew for girls and woodworking and etc for boys.
nothing personal
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BrachaVHatzlocha
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Sun, Nov 20 2005, 7:52 am
| zigi wrote: | | he was also 13 when he came to america, he is such a newyorker! what about matching clothes? my mil just grabs any shirt to put on my son. |
You live in NY now? wonder if we know each other....
My MIL doesn't dress my son b/c she lives in another city, though....but the outfits she buys him match!
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zigi
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Sun, Nov 20 2005, 8:57 pm
I live in crown heights if you do does your dh go to free?  my husband lives there on shabbos , my mil does buy really cute clothes though she has really nice taste its just when everything is piled neatly into out fits any thing goes? oh well
does your husband speak russian to your son? mine does I'm starting to learn baby russian its not helpful when I have to spaek to an adult! malinky malchik, can you take me to boro park? spaseba!
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SV
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Tue, Nov 22 2005, 7:39 am
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Are all "Russian Jewish" ladies on this forum married to "Russian Jewish" men? When you were dating did you only want a guy from FSU? Just curious.....
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BrachaVHatzlocha
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Tue, Nov 22 2005, 5:51 pm
| zigi wrote: | I live in crown heights if you do does your dh go to free? my husband lives there on shabbos , my mil does buy really cute clothes though she has really nice taste its just when everything is piled neatly into out fits any thing goes? oh well
does your husband speak russian to your son? mine does I'm starting to learn baby russian its not helpful when I have to spaek to an adult! malinky malchik, can you take me to boro park? spaseba! |
No, I'm not in CH. My husband is more "yeshivish" than "chasidish."
He doesn't really speak to my son in Russian because he feels it's not a language we'd use much. But his mother wants him to, so he may a little. And I speak to the baby in Yiddish a little, which my husband doesn't understand. Maybe we should become a trilingual family!
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roza
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Tue, Nov 22 2005, 6:04 pm
| SV wrote: | | Are all "Russian Jewish" ladies on this forum married to "Russian Jewish" men? When you were dating did you only want a guy from FSU? Just curious..... |
I am, but many of my friends are not. it's a personal preference.
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LL
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Sat, Dec 10 2005, 1:07 pm
Ищем шидух для русскоязычной девушки 19 лет.
Живет на Украине, но при необходимости, могла бы и переехать. Она студетка экономического факультете (на четвертом курсе). Из интеллегентной полной, семьи, относящейся к среднему социальному классу. Оба родители евреи.
С первого класса училась в еврейской (хабадской) школе, последние классы заканчивала в Москве, в школе при махоне.
Живет с родителями (не религиозными), из-за этого, ПОКА, не полностью соблюдает кашрут. НО соблюдает шабат и цниют. Молится, учится.
Девушка очень приятная, воспитанная, с чувством юмора. Ответственная, хорошо ладит с детьми ( уже несколько лет подряд работает вожатой в лагере "Ган Исроэль"). Ее хорошо знают местные шлухим.
Напишите мне, если вы знаете кого-то, кто ищет шидух. Я дам дополнительную информацию и рекомендации.
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elisecohen
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Mon, Dec 12 2005, 7:41 am
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Nu, we need a "shidduchim" thread--in English or "Po-Russki (boy is it hard for me to type Russian phonetically, I keep wanting to switch "y" and "u" and "r" and "p")! " If we find someone for her, just how far would she go to meet someone? Israel? NY? Out of town? Or would someone there be better?
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