r/belarus

ну или не минск, вообще по барабану
просто хочется завести какого нибудь знакомого здесь, чтоб совсем в одиночку не быть на реддит , мне скучно
желательно 11-классники🎉🎉🐔

my name is joe, and live in melbourne australia

I am looking for a language partenr who knows to speak belerusian, not ukrainian not russian not polish just belerusian

so I have a eye disease called karetoconus and I really want to learn od spoke not type or write

so hard to find any lessions on youtube and audiobook of language learning in pimsleur

we can be friends and language partner, I won't use discord becouse to many apps for me just stick with one i already used of, we can use telegram for voice message exchange or call on it

mod remove this if not allowed

thank you for reading this

edit, so offering australian english and seeking belarusian

Please I know yall will ask why are you even moving in , but trust me that my best options now I need more informations ! For context I’m 19 female and I need to move out btw it temporary stay in Belarus

Hey everyone,

So here's my situation: I spent 6 months living in Vitebsk for a study exchange during my Bachelor's and I absolutely fell in love with the city, the vibe, the people, everything. Now that I'm back home, I'm facing the reality of a pretty awful job market, and I'm seriously considering a complete career pivot into Dentistry.

In Italy, the admission test for dentistry is an absolute nightmare,super rigid, hyper-competitive, and honestly a complete pain in the ass. That’s why I started looking into Belarus, since the entry requirements seem way more reasonable and I’d get the chance to live in Vitebsk again.

My long-term plan would definitely be to move back and practice somewhere in the EU after graduation, so I’m trying to figure out how viable this actually is. Is the degree recognition process back in Europe after graduating from a Belarusian uni super painful right now, or relatively straightforward? Also, Vitebsk State Medical University is pretty popular, but is it the best choice for dentistry or are there other universities worth looking into?

I'd be looking at either English or Russian-medium programs, so I'm curious if the teaching quality is actually good and if international students get genuine hands-on clinical practice with real patients. On paper, tuition and living costs look incredibly cheap compared to Western Europe, but I'm wondering if there are hidden costs or issues I'm not seeing.

If any current students, grads, or locals could share their thoughts or experiences, I’d really appreciate it!

Hi All,

My father has been trying to make a wire transfer from Belarus to the US, and it’s been a total mess so far…

I called Priorbank to find out what my options are. Essentially, the representative said they don’t have a list of banks they can wire to because it’s updated daily, but she did confirm that they wire to the US (allegedly). She asked me to provide the SWIFT codes for my US accounts, but neither of them had a route available. I have Chase and BofA.

At this point, I’m starting to lose hope and don’t know how this can be done.

I’m just trying to see if anyone has had any luck transferring money from Belarus to the US through Priorbank recently. If so, what US bank do you use?

If you used a different Belarusian bank, which one was it, and what was the receiving bank in the US?

I’d also appreciate it if you could share whether there were any restrictions on the transfer amount and what the fees were.

Thanks!

Сам я українець, було б цікаво поспілкуватися з кимось із ваших в особистих. Чисто потеревенити про те, про се, можливо знайти яких товаришів. Загалом певною мірою солідаризуюся з тими білорусами, що відстоюють власну культуру і не бажають лиха Україні. Можу говорити на різні теми, однак ось ці, що цікавлять конкретно мене:

біологія;

історія;

мистецтво (кінематограф, література, анімація, тощо);

політика;

певною мірою лінгвістика.

Єдина умова — я б волів спілкуватися з кимось, хто використовує білоруську мову.

Hi. My grandmother was born in and lived in Grodno (now Hrodna) 1925-1946 on the street then named "Warszawska". Where can I research the cities history online?

Делать нечего, я парень 18 лет, кто хочет прогуляться по Бресту? Особенно хочу отметить, что люблю гулять ночью, но вряд ли сразу соглашусь, ведь есть вероятность, что здесь сидят маньяки

Okay, I'm going to do as best as I can to explain this without sounding like a weirdo/explain in a way that makes sense.

In my cast of characters in a leisure writing product I'm doing involves a small gang of Belarusan fellas (boomers and late millenials). All are fathers (adoptive and biological).

The three millenial fellas move to the US in their early 20s. The majority of their american friends/found family are on the more liberal side (pro choice, feminists, etc). Naturally, the millenials's views shift from more Belarusan/Slavic/E. European (although they're already fairly chill to begin with) views to match theirs.

I have a funny idea of the Belarusan boomers to joke how the millenials's liberal friends 'radicalized' them...in this case, by having them be more 'involved' fathers than they (the boomers) were as fathers. Nothing extreme, just closer to the level of the mothers of their kids.

HOWEVER! Even though this book is just for fun, I want it to be as accurate as possible. I don't want to unintentionally feed into stereotypes/misconceptions about Slavic/Belarusan men. I don't know why.

HERE's where I need help; I want to know what your Belarusan dads are like. I want to hear about mens' expectations/roles as fathers. Their attitude about more 'modern' parenting (more of an even division of childrearing and general household duties).

Anything helps :D