offer, oh my god, well, this is also the case in ukraine, we know that there is such a problem right now, but it just seems to go along, but again, it’s not about everyone, of course, there are czechs who only rent to refugees , sometimes there for half price, something like that also happens they must be human factor still works even in the czech republic yes, of course , everyone is worried about social assistance, of course, because it is not possible to find a job right away, we will talk about this later. can everyone become these needy people, everyone can become ci-dent eh, no, now, to be honest, i’m not sure, maybe it’s only people from the combat eh points of the regions, but when we first arrived in the czech republic,

absolutely every ukrainian was paid the sum of 200 €, that’s 5,000 krona is somewhere around 6.5-7 thousand hryvnias, it was paid to us on cards , sometimes in cash, we received this assistance for 6 months, it is a must, regardless of anything, no factors , then you just get it further . the sixth was already there er, some such changes in these payments could be received by people who are not yet working there or people with an income of less than 10,000 kroner, that is, 15,000 uah , they had some such rules, but in general, everyone received assistance, and from the sixth month of stay already for the principle payments are canceled ukrainians can receive social assistance such as the unemployed unemployment benefits everything but this would apply to foreigners and czechs and ukrainians it is here that the refugee

is no longer woven directly such monetary benefits expire after six months and unemployment benefit. that is, you go to the employment center. something like this, like in ukraine, and how much less are you paid for a child? well, if it is a mother who does not work and receives funds for a child, it seems to be 3,000 kroner, which in our country is 4.5 thousand uah per adult four or so thousand kroner - it would be five or six. i wouldn't say that this is a very large amount of money. you can somehow live on it. well, but they get it like that . and besides, if they are in the employment center, they may not pay their insurance, that is, for they are paid by the state health insurance let's compare a little, then how can we live and these funds even if we take these 200 €, which provide the first 5-6 months there to ukrainians who received temporary shelter in the czech republic, we have already

talked about housing that not everyone can get free housing or even a settlement is a subsettlement with a czech family that is ready to accept them, then we are talking about the city of brno, about 400 euros. as far as i understand , renting an apartment itself costs 250-300 euros, there will be a room for a subsettlement, and we receive 200 from the state euros and what to eat for then, but uh, it’s a very good question, i just, for example, have not faced this, i really, well, just thank the universe for what happened in a condition where even i and we were fed for free for very long periods of time three times a day, free food came home here before us , how did the others live, uh, one hundred percent, they all went to the factories, ukrainians, by the way, what did they surprise the czechs with?

they just started cutting off all the work that is in the czech republic, what should be done even for 100 kroner, and 100 kroner, by the way, is very minimal, not even like that no one even pays 100 steps per hour here, the minimum is 130,140 kroner per hour, but the ukrainians paid 100 because they had to feed the children and so on, of course these funds are not enough, but if we talk about a family where, for example, a mother has two children , she already received three people, 15,000 kroner , funds are possible. it would be possible to somehow survive. well, i looked. i'm sorry, i'll clarify here. i looked that the minimum salary from january 1, 2022 in the czech republic is 16,000 kroner - this is the equivalent of 640 euros, so ukrainians get paid less minimum wage yes, it happens very often and many ukrainians, by the way, without this reason, they have a misunderstanding and they turn to other ukrainians. why do you go to work for

even less than the minimum if, well, if who among us will respect after that we are to ourselves we give this service so that no one respects us and these 16,000 kroner , eh, i could be wrong, but i talked to someone, this is without tax deductions, if you also deduct taxes , well, for sure, people somewhere receive 14 thousand kroner as a minimum. well, these are factories, these are such professions if you don't need a language where? well, you work with your hands, then you produce something and it's minimal, but you can find a better job, of course, and for that you need to learn the language . meat for eggs is now a concern of ukrainians, because here in the shade, chicken eggs have already grown there from uah 60 to uah 80 , depending on the region and the supermarket or

market, so i want to walk, if we have time, on such products, which are most common in our country so with our basket. for example, if you take fish, and the fish i made some notes on myself, trout will cost about 250 uah per kilogram, salmon 700 uah per kilogram. well, it is also in ukraine 650, so it’s already met like that. i didn’t know perch, a kilogram is 500 uah . shrimps for 300 g are about 200 uah . i went for a few expensive products, but i still offer you something that is more common for ordinary ukrainians, there is chicken fillet, pork, what we wash, bread, milk, eggs . a kilogram is about uah 250, and pork

uah 170, and beef is more expensive than pork. it's so interesting , seriously. i don't know how this happened historically, but yes. and if we talk about sausage, you can buy sausage from uah 100 to 200. there are sausage sticks. by the way, like in ukraine, there is a very interesting system of different sausages there 100 g for 50, well, that is, you can still survive, uh, sausages and such different sausage products can even be found for 30 uah very cheaply, you can get up to 100 uah, but the quality is already better there, you tried it in the european union after all, a- and it is very important to pass all certifications they follow it, and that's why i think that their sausages, our sausages, well, there is a difference. to be honest , there is no difference, i even like it somehow even more in ukraine, but i wouldn't say that the

food is very different there, especially the products in the supermarket, no if we talk about national food . well, it is different. eggs. six pieces of our eggs will cost 100 uah. 30 pieces of packaging will cost about 180 uah. a dozen. i don’t know. by the way, because they sell either six or by the piece. about three kroner per piece is 5 uah 4 1 /2 or in such large portions 30 pieces ago well, plus or minus, like in ukraine, yes, yes, we heard. well, in principle, these are the most common products. thank you for that. you mentioned national dishes . i wonder what the czechs eat, because the culture of food consumption is so important. they are also important. if i don't want to offend the czechs. i'm very grateful to them for everything. but

they have dishes, you know, as the ukrainians say, i put everything in the refrigerator and you can eat it . it's very common. stirring, maybe with a blender, and one is based on bread, hmm. well, it’s not tasty to me, they add lard to everything, and onions are also ukrainian, but you know, they can add lard to the pasta. they have gravies. they are always thick like sour cream. even something even thicker is not tasty. i don't know any features of the national food of the time. do they eat fish or vegetables

? what is the national dish? eat all the time i.e. the czechs didn't have a problem with that, they like that they eat more meat, so vegetables do happen, but in general, something so fatty that you can eat normally with food, they figured out the color and taste, comrade, not everyone. we understand yulia, you need to return to ukraine in this sense regarding the fact that a lot of money is usually spent on transport, especially in europe, public transport is always expensive enough. what about the czech republic? do you travel there on foot? i don’t travel on foot because i have to go to brno for about an hour. actually, that’s why i don’t. i can get around, but i go on a regular bus. i pay 60 kroner for it by bus, it’s 90 hryvnias for us, it’s 90

hryvnias one way, one way, and i travel 25 km, well , it’s like that. trams around the city, for example, cost 20 kroner, that’s 30 hryvnias plus there are zones in the czech republic, for example three zones, you can travel for 20 kroner, and there you have to buy separate tickets again, and it can be much more expensive for ukrainians, there is a system of e-e rides, it is a pass, we got them for free, by the way, now it is impossible to get them, but when i received a ride on all types of transport within the city of brno, but if you are in the surrounding area, you already have to pay. you show your passport yourself, it is valid until december, you show your passport and you can travel for free. there is a controller and they are always checked. if you get there without a passport or a visa, there will be a fine of 800 kroner - it's 1,200

hryvnias, it's very serious here. by the way, what i noticed, i also noticed in the mentality of the czechs, they all pay for travel and there are no checks, the controller can come once every six months seriously or get caught, but they all come in, they all have values, no one eat no one already six what by the way cute word yuzdenka yes travel cute czech language she is yes by the way if i briefly tell the czech language they really like to soften everything for example eh denys this is today but they say denyska how is today the point for today yes now stands, but they say , aunty, they have this, they soften everything, all their words are so touching, on the one hand, the language is cute , and this is my czechs. other support

ukrainians have such morals, they are generally such warm people, more like in austria, germany, they are colder, not warm, but if the brothers are not warm on average, they love the czech republic. speak out the slogan "czech republic for the czechs seriously, and well, the czechs want to vote for it. if only the ukrainians would return home, but there are many more czechs, good, good fertilizers, of course they help, they treat each other well. there are such bad situations everywhere. by the way, before the interview, i sat and rewatched the news yesterday in brno on the tram, a czech began to approach ukrainian women, he

asks them if you are not in ukraine. exist and even one wrote me a check. why are you sitting here? that’s why you can’t return to ukraine already, and it’s strange to me, but i understand that people will never understand us until they feel it for themselves. i know from ukrainians who have lived here for a long time. they work with checks that the czechs were outraged by the fact that ukrainians came with expensive phones, because they came with expensive watches, not cool, expensive cars, expensive clothes. and i, in turn, said in the sense that we ran away from the war, not from the fact that we did not have money, of course, we are with ourselves they took what we had, but it outraged them. because in reality the czechs can't afford everything, they said that and it would seem like the same in the european union, but there are all expensive

smartphones, people here work or, for example, earn 15,000. they really walk around with phones for 30, well, there is such a thing. we still have a slightly different mentality and values, and we are different. sometimes ukrainians can afford it, but they allow it, but in the czech republic, they can, well, they can anyway, and the clothes are simple, if you take the appearance there, women can generally afford take care of yourself minimally because they simply don’t need it, it’s not bad, they’re just different and they don’t understand this about ukrainians, sometimes they condemn them, but they help good ukrainians with good checks much more, i’ve met such people and i only thank them for that in fact many europeans have this misunderstanding why ukrainians are there in expensive cars, we are not talking about some oligarchs or even more so people who should be in ukraine, but for some reason they are abroad with their families and men of military age, but this is

actually a separate issue ukrainians really ran away from the war and took what they had, and we lived quite well, as experience before the russian invasion showed that all these vankas are very jealous of us now because we still know how to earn, we know how to provide for ourselves and in in principle, we were already a sufficiently prosperous country before the full-scale invasion. well, in general, before the war that began in the 14th year of russia against ukraine, but we will definitely make up for everything. i wanted to ask you another question. this is probably the most interesting part about work in the czech republic i know that you organized, you became a private entrepreneur there because you opened your studio with choreography and acting skills. yes, but by the standards of the european union i am not yet a private entrepreneur .

carrying out certain work for a certain number of hours , for sure, the amount of e-e wages if you open a separate studio directly i just have to pass teaching certification speaking certification i have to teach in czech, that is, i can have ukrainians, but i have to teach for czechs first certification of the premises and so on. if i stay in the czech republic for a longer period, of course i will come to this today. i just rent the premises, but officially i have the right to do so. to the studio where i rent for so what if under my own name and so on there is tax i pay health insurance i pay for the hall i pay for everything pay that is our favorite word you have to pay for everything and it is true and there are no privileges or benefits for ukrainians who actually

organize business in the czech republic, if you pay one hundred and one taxes, there are absolutely no taxes. the only thing is that i was very lucky. one of the bosses found me somewhere on facebook. he offered me to dance in his studio for free. and i i asked him, it was still in the summer. can i rent a hall from him? then he allowed me to conduct classes for free and take all the money for myself . to move i found already for the money it is not very cheap but what to do and i have already started working for myself i am paying for everything but i was just lucky to meet such a person martin i thank him very much but it is such a privilege well in general well this is the first month for you

good luck, next, you already pay for the rental of the hall. tell me, please, how much it costs to rent the hall. i pay 400 kroner for an hour of classes - that's 600 hryvnias, because the children pay for the classes, that is, it is profitable for you, sometimes not at all, my children pay 80 kroner for one class, er, i just followed the policy that these are ukrainians, they need my help. but in order for me to be able to rent a hall, they have to pay at least something, and sometimes and sometimes i can go to zero in the minus, never yet came out thank god sometimes i can get to zero because children are that the children are sick, they don’t go to them, something hurts in them, something happened to them, everything happens, in general, i come out in a normal, good plus, if i rent it for a month, for example, i also note that i don’t pay for the hall per month and use it whenever i want. i have there are three days a

week where i take 3 hours a day for it all, i pay 15,000 kroner, it's 22,000 hryvnias for us, i consider it a lot seriously yes and it is refugees from ukraine who come to you. so where did you find them anyway, how did you dare to open a studio in a foreign country to collect people, well, clients, in fact, if not it turned out well, you know that i had these first thoughts right away, and you dared to dare. thank you, i had the same thoughts. i'm just saying this for martin, who gave me a free hall if it weren't for him. i might not have dared to just go on, i could n't retreat i already looked for children on the internet, i looked for children in facebook groups. we have a lot of groups for ukrainian refugees in brno and so on. i just posted an ad and found a

lot of children. through me, because many children returned to ukraine . it was definitely 100 children, er, well, this is a normal , good result. i believe that today i have 30 children who come to me on a permanent basis , but every time they are added, someone goes, someone leaves, someone is added, it's like this it is not very stable, and you cannot directly teach the children of foreigners or czechs like that. not yet, but honestly, i am for it. even before i start, i don’t have enough ukrainians and i don’t know why, but at this stage, i have not yet moved to my place, the children wanted to come to me. they are russians to me put in the messenger, can i teach in russian that they do not support the regime and so on, but i refused, i refused and said that i will not teach in russian, your child will not understand what is the meaning of this, i refused. this was such

a case with us, well, it is so fundamental position, although this is your money, of course, in this sense, it is difficult . yes, tell me, how have the ukrainian children changed, after all, you have been working with them for more than a year, and these children are refugees from ukraine. they survived partially, or someone more someone less e hmm war how have they changed, what are they talking about? what did you notice? i can even tell you a little story . i have a little girl, sofia, from kharkiv . she just sat crying and i didn't understand at first i say well what happened she tells me i just remember ukraine i remember kharkiv

and the child is 8 years old how can you hold on like that i stand like a stone i think so calmly yuliya volodymyrivna, keep yourself in your hands, but i very often i can't stand it. there is a girl from mariupol who has no home and nowhere to return to. but these are children, it hurts them . i don't know some neighbors, something fell into someone in another hall, they are constantly beeping, they are called, but despite all this, they are children who so want to live, who so want to develop, create, they constantly sing to me oh , there is a red viburnum in the meadow, just any situations in order not to happen, they sing, they sing the national anthem, i don't know, well, that is, of course, this did not happen before, but now, what happened to them? by the way, i only teach them ukrainian music. what has your repertoire changed? of course, it has completely

changed, and i do not use russian-language songs. of course, i do not use songs by russian artists, even those who do not support any regimes. no, i use exclusively ukrainian , our content is ukrainian music, the children like it , they learn so much new things, but a new one comes out some ukrainian song, i always turn it on immediately on the first day, they are like that right away, they sing to me there, i really popularize with them, popularize the ukrainian language, the ukrainian language and ukrainian music, very stylish they always sing to me there and bring new songs, such straight ukrainians, i ca n’t they the future is one hundred percent behind them, but i have no doubts about them. you know so much and you talk about your children in an inspiring way that i understand why they come to you directly to us for a choreographer who loves them first and foremost, appreciates and gives them now ukrainian culture directly, yulichka,

tell me more, please, let's sum it up for just a minute, tell me the pros and cons of life in the czech republic for you to mark well, first of all, i would mark what i would mark, this is a good question . to be honest, i just really want to go home. i think that the european union is not better than us in many ways. i believe that the czech republic and other countries should join us. i also like our mentality . garbage, i like it over this in the entire european union, how is it used in principle, i would transfer it to us, it is the consumption, in principle, of products, their reuse, this is what ukrainians, unfortunately, do not do much of

everything else, i don’t know, honestly, i would left our ukraine as it is and with our people it is only becoming better developed and i think that everything will be fine with us and there are still lists the union will ask us how to create an action or i don't know how to pay for the internet in 3 seconds so that funds were flowing for three days and two seconds, this experience of ukrainians in europe really showed that ukraine has a lot of things. hmm, more is digitized than in the european union. it turns out that there is less bureaucracy yulia. you already said that you want to return home , and under what conditions are you ready to come to ukraine? i was ready in the idea for you, the name, the date. it was october 9. i came to ukraine for a week, then i

returned to the czech republic with absolute understanding. everything is coming home. i don't want anything. i just want ukraine. this is a big mass, yes, yes, and i started to think about it, because what i experienced in vasylkiv is still very scary for me. to be honest, i also traveled very hard to ukraine. i cried the whole way, it seemed to me, well , i even worked as a psychologist once, so far, this is the solution i put it a little aside because it is still important to me that people are sitting without electricity. i still can’t imagine, well, ukrainians are heroes , and i still can’t imagine how i can exist in this reality. if now here i can help ukrainian children and the money that i i always collect i am sending part of it to the armed forces and simply in ukraine, maybe i won’t be able to do it yet here, you can do it here,

adequate people really understand it and everyone chooses their own path, and we will be waiting for you at home immediately after the victory. thank you very much for the interesting conversation. mastery was a guest program today refugees with anzhelika sozonenko, we will see you soon, stay with the press, we are looking for 17-year-old liberty bodnar, who disappeared again in the capital at the beginning of october. a child without the permission of doctors she left a specialized medical facility in the podilsk district, she is leaving, she may be there now, no one knows, so your help is extremely important, look carefully at the photo of the girl, she looks plus or minus on her 17 years, liberty is approximately 165 cm tall, she is thin, has long blond

hair, on the day of her disappearance, she was wearing exactly as in this photo in black sweatpants with white writing on the left leg a black sweatshirt and a dark jacket with a pink lining if anyone has seen liberty bodnar does anyone know where she can stay now, do not delay and call us on the hotline of the magnolia child tracing service at this number 116,000 calls from any mobile operator are free or write to the chat bot of the child tracing service in telegram, any information is important, i want to note that the story of this girl is very difficult and at the same time already quite well- known because liberty bodnar was wanted for more than one and a half years, the first time she disappeared in the capital back in january 2020, then she was only 15 years old, liberty is not a very interesting name, that's why she sometimes

she can call herself leika angelika eh sometimes she can change her name ms. tatyana psychologist of the social and psychological rehabilitation center children come here when their families have difficult life circumstances or the children themselves need help this is exactly what happened with liberty the first time the girl got there to a special center back in october 2019, and after a few months she ran away from there, the child stayed with us for a short period of rehabilitation, work with her has only just begun, but there have already been many positive changes, that is, she has become she began to communicate more openly with the surrounding adults, gradually began to communicate with children , she vkontakte with other children, she, she is selective, she keeps herself so comprehensive well, maybe there is something there