Воровство хохлами русской истории: Киев не украинский. Столица Руси: 1-я была Ладога, 2-я Новгород. 75% от территории Руси находится в составе РФ. Оказываться среди украинцев существует жуткопопулярная версия, что Русь является не Древней Россией, а хаха Старой У-краиной/Окраиной. Потому, что значимый на Руси город Киев сейчас находится в составе укрАины. Но, эта теория разбивается в дребезги в тем фактом, что первая столица Руси была - Ладога которая входит в состав нынешней России
@Tchaikovsky09 Щедрик щедрик, щедрiвочка, прилeтiла ластiвочка, стала собi щебетати, господаря викликати: "Вийди, вийди, господарю, подивися на кошару, там овечки покотились, а ягнички народились. В тебе товар весь хороший, будеш мати мiрку грошей, В тебе товар весь хороший, будеш мати мiрку грошей, хоч не грошей, то полова: в тебе жiнка чорноброва." Щедрик щедрик, щедрiвочка, прилeтiла ластiвочка.
"During the later periods of Roman history, sun worship gained in importance and ultimately led to what has been called a 'solar monotheism.' Nearly all the gods of the period were possessed of Solar qualities. The feast of Sol and Victus (open unconquered Sun) on December 25th was celebrated with great joy, and eventually this date was taken over by the Christians as Christmas, the birthday of Christ."
This song is supposed to be song by little kids who goes in every home in Christmas night and asks home masters for gifts to them. They song with good wishes to home and its masers, in return masters give lots of gifts to kids. This is like Halloween chants, but for good.
most of Christmas songs and stuffs makes me feel like,
"aughh....not again...that's enough..." "DIFFERENT PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT TASTES."
But pls don't misunderstand me.It's my pleasure,and I'd love to accept if you give me SOME nice Christmas present or yum pudding or cake or something.
@maaya111mk this is a song from heathen times. that's why it's about a new year's eve being in summer - that's when ukrainian people celebrated it before christianity. btw the composer who wrote this song (Mykola Leontovych) was killed by Russians in the 30-es.
@casperado666 Thanks, it is "your name." I'd had a few beers when I replied to your comment.
I don't want to spar about facts from history, however, regardless of who wrote it, their background and the period in history it came from, the music speaks something else besides those facts. So why can't you appreciate it for the beauty it possesses rather than insult a culture?
@Slavko961234 it was a jewish-russian regime. and we aren't allowed to forget that. Especially now when Jews inside our Parliament like Chrvonenko want Ukraine to apologise for participation of Ukrainians in Holocaust. These cunts forget that Jew Lazar Kaganovich was the organizer of Holodomor in which 10 milion Ukrainians died, more than Jews in Holocaust.
Again not to annoy anyone: In Richmond Symphony in USA, they actually announced it as "Authentic Ukrainian". And then said "Carrol of Bells". Please, let us Ukrainians take credit for our great things, since Russians and others are doing everything not to let us.
OMGGG i completely agree!! russia gets the credit for everything!!!! they did "ty zkazala u sybotu" that song, only they pronounced half the words in russian!!!!
Carol sings about the return of the lastivka, a bird which is calling the homeowner out. Sings about prosperity in the New Year, the birth of lambs the prospect of spring. The last line is don't worry if things don't work out, you still have a dark browed beauty for a wife.
The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
What is the name of this song??? I know that it is a Ukrainian christmas carol, but what is the name of the song in English? Please reply if you know!
The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
I understand that this carol is known in English like Ring Christmas Bells or the Carol of the Bells. Two of the best versions were performed by Ray Conniff and the Philadelphia Symphonic Orchestra conducted by Eugen Ormandy.
The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
Folklore has been an important tool in defining and retaining a cultural distinctiveness in Ukraine in the face of strong assimilatory pressures from neighboring lands.
Many western Christmas traditions have their origins in pre-Christian winter festivals also; and a Carol does not necessarily have to have Christian overtones. This song is rather new, it was first performed in 1916, in Kiev.
It is a pagan song to greet the spring. It is being sung in Ukraine after Christmas on the evening of the 'Old New Year' 13th January also called 'Shchedryi Vechir'. The song's name is 'Shchedryk'. It is about a swallow returning back home from the warm countries and bringing spring.
this is NOT a Carol, even the title "shedrik" means somethink like "christmas song"; in our Slavic culture this is not the same carols are traditional cristmas songs, shedrivka (in Ukr, "pastorałka" in Pol) is christmas song made up by concrete composer or somethink like tha
sigh, calm down and stop being so silly in pretending to be a pagan Slovan. In the English language a carol is a festive song, generally religious but not necessarily connected with church.Christian worship, and often with a popular character. This therefore is a carol.
Pretending? Actually, I'm Polish living with Ukrainians, so I definitely have to be Slovan :D I didn't want to "be silly pretending pagan", I just wanted to explain what "Shedrivka" exactly means in Ukrainian, but I thought that "Carol" has to be connected with church, that's why i said it's not a Carol :> well, thanks for info :> then calm down, here man, have a cookie
It's a pleasure to hear this carol sung in Ukranian. The children perform it sweetly, and I enjoyed seeing them dressed in what I assume are native Ukranian costume for the occasion.
it's ancient folk Ukrainian song and it's real wonder how popular this Xmas song became in the world,especially in USA,yes Kestal you're right those children dressed in native Ukrainian costumes.
also my grandparents father and myself are all colombian and we all speak spanish except me. me hablo muoy poquito espanol. sorry for butchering the spelling. anyway my grandparents can understand portugese pretty well and the dont speak portugese
i know there different im just saying they have the same roots like i know that if you speak spanish you cant understand portuguese im saying its posibble to slightly understand it. by the way i do know a russian hes a friend of mine his name is artem, he can actually translate quite a bit of it with mistakes here and there
god i love the home country so much. i in 8th grade, and every time i mention motherland people look at me like i crazy! they say "what is ukraine? what the hell is orthodox?" but this video--sweet, sweet momories!
I care to differ, I didn't grow up to Ukrainian and I can understand it pretty well O.o I don't know if it's just me but it sounds oddly similar to me.
Im russian, and i think that russian sounds like ukrian in an england version .like english to england. russian to ukrian. but russian is bit more diferent. when they say russian words they have like an acsent. in my opinon
@LilSingerBear Many things are diffrent. IN fact, if a Russian who never lived in Ukraine would try to understand he would only understand one or two words and not the meaning. Ukrainian is part of an Old Slavic language. Russian is also part of that OLd language but Ukrainian is much closer to the original Slavic language. It is a linguistic fact now.
Oh like u wanna saY PORTUEGESE and spanish are alike, I know spanish very well but I barely can understand portuegese, the same here, bring me russian and tell him to translate this carol he won't get even 50%
"Carol of the Bells" (also known as the "Ukrainian Bell Carol") is a Christmas song originally composed by Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych based on a Ukrainian New Years chant known as "Shchedryk" and adapted into English by Peter Wilhousky. The song is based on a traditional folk chant whose language was thought to have magical properties and to be of prehistoric origins and was associated with the coming New Year in Ukraine before the introduction of Christianity
Дівчатка гарно виконали "Щедрика")))
MrsRomashka 2 months ago
Чому в коментарях до щедрівки розвиваються словесні баталії на політичні теми?!!
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LONG LIVE THE SOVIETS!!!
angryaznman 3 months ago
@angryaznman they're already dead.
unclesamkg 2 months ago
@unclesamkg that enormous and powerful country called the Russian Federation would say different.
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Воровство хохлами русской истории: Киев не украинский. Столица Руси: 1-я была Ладога, 2-я Новгород. 75% от территории Руси находится в составе РФ. Оказываться среди украинцев существует жуткопопулярная версия, что Русь является не Древней Россией, а хаха Старой У-краиной/Окраиной. Потому, что значимый на Руси город Киев сейчас находится в составе укрАины. Но, эта теория разбивается в дребезги в тем фактом, что первая столица Руси была - Ладога которая входит в состав нынешней России
Branzeti 11 months ago
what language is that?
ashasinghss 11 months ago
@ashasinghss
ukrainian
Ubyvaju 8 months ago
@Ubyvaju oh umm...yea silly of me to ask
ashasinghss 8 months ago
OMG what a harmony! Much better than west covers
janostanik 1 year ago 4
Merry Ukrainian Christmas y'all!
ingaman 1 year ago
Beautiful.....
njteech 1 year ago
lyrics anyone?
Tchaikovsky09 1 year ago
Shatnerpossum 9 months ago
Beautiful!!!
harleyldy63 1 year ago
i love this good job!!!
irisverygood 1 year ago
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Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 11 ; page 390.
"During the later periods of Roman history, sun worship gained in importance and ultimately led to what has been called a 'solar monotheism.' Nearly all the gods of the period were possessed of Solar qualities. The feast of Sol and Victus (open unconquered Sun) on December 25th was celebrated with great joy, and eventually this date was taken over by the Christians as Christmas, the birthday of Christ."
derekdb2 1 year ago
Magnificent!
polkakolo 1 year ago
Merry Christmas !
CharmedQuarkZ99 1 year ago
VERY BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!
lgallant100 1 year ago
Cute, but it's not a Christmas song.
moyaimya 1 year ago
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rolsan88 1 year ago
This song is supposed to be song by little kids who goes in every home in Christmas night and asks home masters for gifts to them. They song with good wishes to home and its masers, in return masters give lots of gifts to kids. This is like Halloween chants, but for good.
surfer2ua 1 year ago
THIS IS WONDERFUL AND THE LITTLE GIRLS ARE BEAUTIFUL I LOVE THE CHRISTMAS COSTUME GOWNS AND HEAD DRESS! SOOO CUTE :)
7KEDDY7 1 year ago
that was beautiful
heathermcd89 1 year ago
AAAAWWW NICE
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maduharshi 1 year ago
beautiful :)
MrBuckwilliam 1 year ago
Great singing, but they went terribly sharp.
woodsamiller 1 year ago
дивовижний, чудовий я кохати, любити, кохання, любов цей, це пісня
emybobemy 1 year ago
Good job, I usually don't like kids singing but this is really good
MrDude600 1 year ago
Целуйте дальше жопу америке!!!!
4695024 1 year ago
@4695024 4mo kacapskoe, ti znaew skolko kacapov v Amerike? Poiwi statistiky bidlo typoe
casperado666 1 year ago
Мнагая літа таким дітям, що несуть український звичай у світ !!!!!!!!!!!
Yurij896 1 year ago
muy bien!!!=)
I LOVE UKRAINE!!!
sergi92leg 1 year ago
Умнички, ляльки, как чудесно исполняют!
vidopliasov 1 year ago
I don't like Christmas stuff,
BUT this is very nice.
maaya111mk 2 years ago 5
@maaya111mk Dont like christmas? What? every one likes christmas
meee2014 1 year ago
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maaya111mk 1 year ago
@meee2014 > every one likes christmas
i didn't know that.
I don't like stereotype.
I was just impressed with this sound.
That's just GREAT.
most of Christmas songs and stuffs makes me feel like,
"aughh....not again...that's enough..." "DIFFERENT PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT TASTES."
But pls don't misunderstand me.It's my pleasure,and I'd love to accept if you give me SOME nice Christmas present or yum pudding or cake or something.
maaya111mk 1 year ago
@maaya111mk this is a song from heathen times. that's why it's about a new year's eve being in summer - that's when ukrainian people celebrated it before christianity. btw the composer who wrote this song (Mykola Leontovych) was killed by Russians in the 30-es.
you know why?
cause russians are fucken wankers.
casperado666 1 year ago 27
@casperado666 - you're name is telling. & u r an asshole. Why can't you appreciate a culture for what it is?
woodsamiller 1 year ago
@woodsamiller can you be more specific with your criticism? btw it's "your name".
casperado666 1 year ago
@casperado666 Thanks, it is "your name." I'd had a few beers when I replied to your comment.
I don't want to spar about facts from history, however, regardless of who wrote it, their background and the period in history it came from, the music speaks something else besides those facts. So why can't you appreciate it for the beauty it possesses rather than insult a culture?
woodsamiller 1 year ago
@woodsamiller don't know. just was in a bad mood i guess.
casperado666 1 year ago
@casperado666 Jews killed him.
Slavko961234 4 months ago
@Slavko961234 it was a jewish-russian regime. and we aren't allowed to forget that. Especially now when Jews inside our Parliament like Chrvonenko want Ukraine to apologise for participation of Ukrainians in Holocaust. These cunts forget that Jew Lazar Kaganovich was the organizer of Holodomor in which 10 milion Ukrainians died, more than Jews in Holocaust.
casperado666 4 months ago 5
@casperado666 because they pwned you newbs?
angryaznman 3 months ago
@angryaznman obviously the meme you're using is older than you newfag
casperado666 1 month ago
@casperado666 Leontovich did not write this carol. He arranged a traditional shchedrivka for orchestra.
But yes, the russians are fucken wankers. That is true.
lpetrusha 2 months ago
@casperado666 not all russians
MrMobbydick12 2 months ago
@casperado666 the Bolsheviks or Communists, not Russians
SaimonZT 1 month ago
this sounds really good!!!
silverslippers95 2 years ago
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Zaspivay 2 years ago
Again not to annoy anyone: In Richmond Symphony in USA, they actually announced it as "Authentic Ukrainian". And then said "Carrol of Bells". Please, let us Ukrainians take credit for our great things, since Russians and others are doing everything not to let us.
kranshteun 2 years ago 20
OMGGG i completely agree!! russia gets the credit for everything!!!! they did "ty zkazala u sybotu" that song, only they pronounced half the words in russian!!!!
silverslippers95 2 years ago
@silverslippers95 I know exactly one you are talking about, well all we can do is stay positive:-) Best regards!
kranshteun 2 years ago 2
Long Live Ukraine!
kranshteun 2 years ago 2
Merry Christmas from Great Britain!
bluenail90 2 years ago
the carol of the bells, one of my favorites! thank you for the video!
MsSouthernpatriot 2 years ago
beautiful! Blessed Christmas!!! from Hungary ;)
hunyb0y 2 years ago 2
Ukraine is the best!
ArtemKyiv 2 years ago 2
Great,our orthodox brothers
jivimome 2 years ago
Great job on the vocals- God Bless
frankieloveband 2 years ago
I work at burger king makin...
Rapistsanta 2 years ago
This is worldwide well known carol but very few people know it's a Ukrainian carol written by Leontovich, Ukrainian composer (1877-1921)
ukieguyroman 2 years ago
Carol sings about the return of the lastivka, a bird which is calling the homeowner out. Sings about prosperity in the New Year, the birth of lambs the prospect of spring. The last line is don't worry if things don't work out, you still have a dark browed beauty for a wife.
lesia201 2 years ago 2
Incredibly beautiful!!!!~!!~!!!
Ripley2win 2 years ago
i like it.....
even i cant understand it....
ahhahahha.....
but i love 2 kids
ruthria 2 years ago
Carol of bells
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The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
Regards!
kranshteun 2 years ago
What is the name of this song??? I know that it is a Ukrainian christmas carol, but what is the name of the song in English? Please reply if you know!
liveloveroxy 2 years ago
It's a schedrik. A winter carol.
lesia201 2 years ago
Its called "Carol of the Bells"
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The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
Regards!
kranshteun 2 years ago
I understand that this carol is known in English like Ring Christmas Bells or the Carol of the Bells. Two of the best versions were performed by Ray Conniff and the Philadelphia Symphonic Orchestra conducted by Eugen Ormandy.
JM971 2 years ago
Shedrik are a bird of Christmas.
darktv 2 years ago
The ukieguyroman is 100 right. This song is always played in USA and everywhere but not many know that is an authentic Ukrainian song. I heard the best western versions of it and let me tell you, the Ukrainian national choir is still better. Soviet Union Music education is always better. Ask any musician. Half of them, in USA and elsewhere, are Russian or Ukrainian. Many Jews too:-)
Regards!
kranshteun 2 years ago 5
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Musicheartandsoul18 2 years ago
Very nice.
Hattenford 2 years ago
Folklore has been an important tool in defining and retaining a cultural distinctiveness in Ukraine in the face of strong assimilatory pressures from neighboring lands.
Haidamaka100 2 years ago
Звучить так, як ангели!
socooldogs1 2 years ago 3
проста, але гарна
socooldogs1 2 years ago
дуже гарне!!!
Obsessedtwigirl 2 years ago
Прекрасні дівчата співають чудова українська народна пісня. Їхні суконки мають чудові кольори. Гарне відео!
kachyr 2 years ago 4
Cute costumes! What language is that song in? Great job to them!
treestumpsarecool 2 years ago
did you not read the title?
brambo34 2 years ago 2
They are singing in Ukrainian and doing a great arnt they
DanielR305 2 years ago 33
Dyakuyu!!!
vicquial 2 years ago 2
Shchedryk = generous
SlavicMaleChorus 2 years ago
Many western Christmas traditions have their origins in pre-Christian winter festivals also; and a Carol does not necessarily have to have Christian overtones. This song is rather new, it was first performed in 1916, in Kiev.
vaudevilleUK 2 years ago
трішки повільно, але все рівно гарно)))
Greenbrother105 3 years ago
This is not a carol.
It is a pagan song to greet the spring. It is being sung in Ukraine after Christmas on the evening of the 'Old New Year' 13th January also called 'Shchedryi Vechir'. The song's name is 'Shchedryk'. It is about a swallow returning back home from the warm countries and bringing spring.
londonrus 3 years ago
It's a Karol to me!
vpzorro 3 years ago
this is NOT a Carol, even the title "shedrik" means somethink like "christmas song"; in our Slavic culture this is not the same carols are traditional cristmas songs, shedrivka (in Ukr, "pastorałka" in Pol) is christmas song made up by concrete composer or somethink like tha
wilqw3 3 years ago
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somethink, somethink.. błehehe :P sorry, it should be obviously "something" ;]
wilqw3 3 years ago
sigh, calm down and stop being so silly in pretending to be a pagan Slovan. In the English language a carol is a festive song, generally religious but not necessarily connected with church.Christian worship, and often with a popular character. This therefore is a carol.
lars3939 2 years ago
Pretending? Actually, I'm Polish living with Ukrainians, so I definitely have to be Slovan :D I didn't want to "be silly pretending pagan", I just wanted to explain what "Shedrivka" exactly means in Ukrainian, but I thought that "Carol" has to be connected with church, that's why i said it's not a Carol :> well, thanks for info :> then calm down, here man, have a cookie
wilkw3 2 years ago 2
Dzien dobry but I said pretending to be a pagan Slovan, nothing to do with being Polish, Ukranian, but "pohan a Slovan". I am calm ;-)
lars3939 2 years ago
Awesome!! is there any place where i can found the words of this song??
Jhonven1 3 years ago 3
It's a pleasure to hear this carol sung in Ukranian. The children perform it sweetly, and I enjoyed seeing them dressed in what I assume are native Ukranian costume for the occasion.
superdooperstupor 3 years ago 2
it's ancient folk Ukrainian song and it's real wonder how popular this Xmas song became in the world,especially in USA,yes Kestal you're right those children dressed in native Ukrainian costumes.
GFGirl27 3 years ago 3
Beautiful song, beautiful voices! Thank you for sharing!
mycatfox 3 years ago 2
Дякую за прекрасний спів,
З Різдвом Христовим!
GFGirl27 3 years ago 4
i love this carol so much!
wisienka1 3 years ago
It was so beautiful!!!
Long live Ukraine.
igorsova 3 years ago 38
Amazing.
LovelyPathetique84 3 years ago 2
also my grandparents father and myself are all colombian and we all speak spanish except me. me hablo muoy poquito espanol. sorry for butchering the spelling. anyway my grandparents can understand portugese pretty well and the dont speak portugese
Seves 3 years ago
i know there different im just saying they have the same roots like i know that if you speak spanish you cant understand portuguese im saying its posibble to slightly understand it. by the way i do know a russian hes a friend of mine his name is artem, he can actually translate quite a bit of it with mistakes here and there
Seves 3 years ago
this is awesome!
Denys990 3 years ago
haha cool. native language
unholylespaul 3 years ago
beautiful!!!!
aalleerriimm 3 years ago
але ж дівчата молодці =)
така гордість бере за наших!
так люблю Різдво.. хочу знов бути маленьким, в селі на грубі спати, кутю їсти з братами й сестрами, по хатах ходити колядувати..
й щедрувати на Новий Рік)..
regulusleonis 3 years ago
actually, whats the name of this song? i know the lyrics in ukrainian, but i dont know the song in english or ukrainian
dominic0446 3 years ago
"Щедрик" на українській мові, "Bell Carol" на англійській мові.
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"Shchedryk" in ukrainian & "Bell Carol" in english.
Often they call it "Ukrainian Bell Carol". 'cause, yeah, it's originally from Ukraine =)
regulusleonis 3 years ago
"Щедрик" на українській мові, "Bell Carol" на англійській мові.
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"Shchedryk" in ukrainian & "Bell Carol" in english.
Often they call it "Ukrainian Bell Carol". 'cause, yeah, it's originally from Ukraine =)
regulusleonis 3 years ago
carol of the bells
ShayaIsShaweshome 3 years ago
the call it now Carol of the bells, rather then Bell Carol
12stel 3 years ago
солодощі пaм'ять!!!! (:
god i love the home country so much. i in 8th grade, and every time i mention motherland people look at me like i crazy! they say "what is ukraine? what the hell is orthodox?" but this video--sweet, sweet momories!
dominic0446 3 years ago
Super!!!
Як добре дiвчата спiвають!!!
TETJANA 3 years ago
Як добре дiвчата спiвають!!!!!
Bravo!Super!
TETJANA 3 years ago
they did a really good job!!
yankees4eva15 3 years ago 2
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>.> Ukrainian and Russian are very similar languages.
JellyBearInc 3 years ago
No, not at all. Ukrainian and Russian are very different. A Russian will not understand the Ukrainian language.
375015568 3 years ago 3
I care to differ, I didn't grow up to Ukrainian and I can understand it pretty well O.o I don't know if it's just me but it sounds oddly similar to me.
JellyBearInc 3 years ago
Im russian, and i think that russian sounds like ukrian in an england version .like english to england. russian to ukrian. but russian is bit more diferent. when they say russian words they have like an acsent. in my opinon
LilSingerBear 3 years ago
Well i speak both languages fluently and they are similar but they are not at all close to being same. Its SLAVIK DIALECT
example the word "drinking glass" in Ukrainian is "SHKLYANKA" and in Russian its "STAKAN"
Peace and Love!!!
frotioli 2 years ago
I agree, also some words are different like the word "years"
LilSingerBear 2 years ago
@LilSingerBear Many things are diffrent. IN fact, if a Russian who never lived in Ukraine would try to understand he would only understand one or two words and not the meaning. Ukrainian is part of an Old Slavic language. Russian is also part of that OLd language but Ukrainian is much closer to the original Slavic language. It is a linguistic fact now.
EsaulRuss 6 months ago 7
Склянка, а не шклянка. І слово стакан в українській також існує.
InBrody 2 years ago
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frotioli 2 years ago
the reason is because they are both slavik dialects. just like portuegese and spanish are both romanian
Seves 3 years ago
--oh. lol. oh yeah, the Slavic languages do sound quite a bit alike.
dominic0446 3 years ago
LOL, Portuguese and Spanish are Romance languages, not Romanian :)
Sashka78 3 years ago
lol:) i just noticed i put romanian
Seves 3 years ago
Oh like u wanna saY PORTUEGESE and spanish are alike, I know spanish very well but I barely can understand portuegese, the same here, bring me russian and tell him to translate this carol he won't get even 50%
maria4wh 3 years ago
Tak, It's true, Ukraine language is different than Russian language.
Ya isochyou Russkia zuk, nemenoga
RacerXGTO 3 years ago 4
this is by far my favorite song that is in ukrainian...
lol awesome!
avreyes1621 3 years ago
i can remember them singing this song as far as i can rmember =] we were in elementary school back then
kleverxD 4 years ago
Qué preciosidad!
Beautiful!
letimoreno 4 years ago 3
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"Carol of the Bells" (also known as the "Ukrainian Bell Carol") is a Christmas song originally composed by Mykola Dmytrovych Leontovych based on a Ukrainian New Years chant known as "Shchedryk" and adapted into English by Peter Wilhousky. The song is based on a traditional folk chant whose language was thought to have magical properties and to be of prehistoric origins and was associated with the coming New Year in Ukraine before the introduction of Christianity
macspectrum 4 years ago
NIce!!!!
Angelik07 4 years ago
wow this made me think of grandpa because he used to call me чорна брова
RebellionLeaders 4 years ago
isnt that russian?
layneyloo14 4 years ago
NOT at all. damn
RebellionLeaders 4 years ago 3
nooo...i mean wat u typed looks like russian.
layneyloo14 4 years ago
not really the russians and ukrainians have seperate alphabets that look similar
RebellionLeaders 4 years ago 2
oh ok.
layneyloo14 4 years ago
dude, in English it's called Ukrainian Bell Carol, who would've guessed it originated in Ukraine...
mld664 4 years ago 2
I never new that this song originated in the Ukraine!!!!! AWESOME!
marikak007 4 years ago 2
somebody scratched their nose!
gaaraMYluv729 4 years ago
Loved it
rozzanna1975 4 years ago 2
cute!!!
Reyne001 4 years ago
Love this))) what is the of this song?
russianstar01 4 years ago
this is were the osng came from!!! UKRAINE!
whosethatgurl101 4 years ago 2
good for little kids
goband182 4 years ago
Who'd ever thought, that an old obscure Ukrainian winter song, would be a beloved Christmas carrol!!. =Stefan=
chengloki 4 years ago 4
they need a string orchestra in da back to make everything even better
mamoleo 4 years ago
It's not that adorable, but I just love this song!
gospelgirl4 4 years ago
how cute
nothinbetta2do 4 years ago
I love this song!
gospelgirl4 4 years ago
tse vertep toi sho izduv na ukrainy z ameruku?
littleredmanc 4 years ago
otlichno! spasibo za video.
zukerca 4 years ago
CLASSIC :)
babayaha 5 years ago