Sup, local /int/. How's it going in Ukraine?
>>2148 Who cares?
> Ukraine Is that Uruguay province?
>>2148 Not so bright, my friend. But at least now it's a bit better than on the peak of economic crysis.
>>2151 Was it hard for you? We were not really affected. Only gave some money to Greece. >>2149>>2150 Isn't it a Ukrainian board? Anyway, and how is animuted Russia?
>>2152 No, its RuSpeakers weeaboo board.
>>2152 > We were not really affected. Dude, you're from Switzerland. Of course you weren't very affected. But things are different here. > Was it hard for you? The hardest thing was a rapid falling of hryvnya<->dollar exchange rate, so all of us became even poorer than we were before it. And many companies was forced to reduce their staff. Also after that democratic forces in our Parliament failed to win President election, so now we have a bunch of Ukrainephobes (and haters of Europe too) in the government and very unclear chances of democrate's return which is also not so bright. > Isn't it a Ukrainian board? Anyway, and how is animuted Russia? Just ignore that posters. Morons, morons everywhere. Nevertheless both 410chan.ru and iichan.ru are Russian boards. Here is drawing of Ukrainian girl by some Japanese for you.
>>2155 What is that instrument? It looks like an acoustic guitar, but has much more strings. Is it a national one?
>>2156 >Is it a national one? Yes, sort of duar. It's so heavy you can kill elephant.
>>2156 It's bandura, I suppose. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandura Here is example of bandura playing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqdogQWvB8I http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrknCUjyUZY. The funny thing in second video is that the man sitting on the right is Japanese: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rd036czwmdo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLjjhwh8-fM
>>2159 Here I found a bit loluous bandura version of the song from Miyazaki's "Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry_WACFd8Ds&t=5m29s
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>>2159>>2161 Hey, it is pretty fine. But the technique, as I can see, is different to guitar. Anyway, thanks for music.
>>2164 > Hey, it is pretty fine. But the technique, as I can see, is different to guitar. Yep, the one guitar like (lute like actually) is kobza. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobza > Anyway, thanks for music. You're welcome. Can you tell about your folk instuments or maybe about something other that you want to share with us?
>>2168 Huh? We don't really have folk instruments (not counting Alpine Horn, which sounds like any other horn). I don't have very much to share, but I can provide local /int/ with cheese from my fridge^^ If you want some photoes from Alps, just ask, I have some.
>>2172 > Huh? We don't really have folk instruments (not counting Alpine Horn, which sounds like any other horn). Hmmm, I always thought that all of Old World countries have a bunch of their own folk instuments. > I don't have very much to share, but I can provide local /int/ with cheese from my fridge^^ Speaking of cheese, the one I've began to eat often recently called a Swiss chease. > If you want some photoes from Alps, just ask, I have some. Oh, I'm not a big fan of mountains, and personally I've been in our Carpathian mountains only one time with my friends, what I really like to see is a photos of Swiss cities and of your local people in case you have it and want to post.
No one really cares, lol.
>>2149>>5153It's OK.
>>2172 I'd like some for sure. Neat little site here
Ukraine, what do you think about emigrating to Germany? And what do you think a non-golddigger Ukrainian girl would think about it? What is it, patriotism or decent life for you?
>>2148 wat
I'm random anon who passes through this thread every year and this my favourite thread on 410chan. It's so notable, always reminds me that I was here long time ago and not only once and its still here.
