Look up Narva, Estonia, about 50k people live there, mostly Russian. Whether you'd actually enjoy the vibe is another story.
Bro, narva suuuucks
Look up Narva, Estonia, about 50k people live there, mostly Russian. Whether you'd actually enjoy the vibe is another story.
Bro, narva suuuucks
Казахстан может быть
Spain, Cyprus, Germany, Serbia, Israel. Offer some service like haircut for 10 EUR if client keeps talking in Russian without interrupt. You will be most loved person in community 😁
To be completely honest I imagine most parts of Russia are safer than Israel
Kazakhstan
Кazakhstan
It‘s not as dangerous as you think
I think he might have been banned from entry
I dont want to help Russia’s economy by flying in and living there
the entire former USSR from germany to tajikistan
Armenia/Georgia?
Germany was never USSR… and I think you’d be hard pressed to find many fluent Russian speakers in most of the Eastern Bloc countries that weren’t part of the USSR.
I spent several months in Armenia and almost everyone can speak Russian there, at least in Yerevan.
Narva, Estonia. Also Kazakhstan.
Big cities in Poland full of Ukrainians
... who would pretend they don't know a word in Russian.
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Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia
Azerbaijan is... Questionable. They have a bit stretched relationship with Russians.
Moldova was a surprisingly great experience
Kazakhstan.
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Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan. And Belarus, I guess. And Lithuania and Latvia but it's... Questionable
Poland is very safe and currently has a huge number of Ukranians due to the war. You can hear ukranian and russian everywhere
Беларусь - есть ограничения, но лучше страны для изучения русского помимо России - нет
I have researched this a little myself. Not for actually moving there, but for studying in mostly immersive environment. The answer I came up with was Riga (Latvia). And for good measure, flights to Riga from the US East Coast are less expensive than tomany other European cities (or at least they were about a year ago when I was researching this).
I highly recommend Georgia 🇬🇪
Armenia is a great option, especially if you're looking for a mix of accessibility and cultural richness. I spent a year there and navigated daily life entirely in Russian without any issues.
Belarus - safe country and people there speak good Russian
Daugavpils, Latvia. I did my uni year abroad there
Brighton Beach, NYC.
Almaty is a really nice city outside of the traffic and smog issues.
Big cities and some eastern parts of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania. All the signage and official communication are in official languages of this countries, but in everyday life you can hear Russian a lot.