Cold coffee Холодна кава - the Ukrainian podcast from Petersfield

 The 3 most famous facts about Ukraine

What did you know about Ukraine before the war started?

It is a pity that only with the beginning of the war, most of the countries of the world began to learn about Ukraine the facts that reveal this wonderful country. In this new programme of the Ukrainian podcast "Cold Coffee", Iva Repnytska invited guests who told about interesting facts about Ukraine.

Where was the world's largest plane (AN-225) born? Is there a queen in Ukraine? Why are some Ukrainians so afraid of running out of bread and what painful stories do families in Ukraine keep?

Did you know that? See the English translation and write a comment if this was new information for you, or you already knew it a long time ago.

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Most of the children from Ukraine came to Britain in May or June 2022. Children and parents felt stressed after the start of the war and thought about saving their lives. Only when they were safe did parents start thinking about their children's education.
In the new episode of the "Cold Coffee" podcast, Iva Repnytska talked to Ukrainian Tetyana about her son, all the problems related to school and the child's dreams of becoming a famous football player.

How much do Ukrainians pay for their children's education in Britain? Sport in the life of a schoolboy. Which education is better: in Britain or Ukraine?

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In today's Ukrainian podcast, Iva Repnytska is joined by another Ukrainian, Kateryna, and they talk about how Ukrainians can start recovering from stress, start living, and not postpone life until Ukraine wins. Kateryna shared that she and her children came to Britain from Mykolaiv and how difficult it was to start life from the beginning, and after almost 2 years she met her husband in Britain and opened her heart to him. Will a Ukrainian woman allow herself love during the war? Can a Ukrainian woman just be happy?

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In this podcast Petersfield based Ukrainian Iva Repnytska tells us the story of how she left her home behind and travelled here via Poland.  She shares the difficulties and fears engendered by the war and by trying to restart her life in a new country.

Now through this Ukrainian podcast she seeks to help others struggling to cope.

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2 years of war in Ukraine

In this edition we will talk about how to start living again after your life has stopped after the start of the war.

"This is a podcast where we can talk with you about different problems, about different lives and how we live abroad. This is for us Ukrainians. I remind you that I have been in Britain since June 2022 and have lived through various different stages of my life. The first year was the most difficult, when you feel that you can't get out of bed, you can't do any work, and everyone is trying to help you, but you just don't have the strength for it. If you have friends or colleagues from Ukraine, if your children go to school or kindergarten together with Ukrainian children - send this link to the podcast. Thank you very much" - shares the Ukrainian and the author of the podcast Iva Repnytska.

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Introducing the latest "Cold Coffee" podcast  in which we will talk about experience of the Ukrainian Valentina to get a job at the Petersfield hospital.

Medicine in Britain is regulated by the National Health Service (NHS). It is a state-funded system. It provides free or low-cost healthcare to all citizens and permanent residents of the United Kingdom.

Ukrainians can also receive such assistance, also free of charge. The system is financed from taxes that citizens "automatically" pay, and not from private insurance. In Germany, for example, there is insurance medicine.

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In today's Ukrainian podcast "Cold Coffee", the author Iva Repnytska talked about an outstanding event in the cultural life of Ukraine - winning the first "Oscar" in the history of Ukraine.

For the first time in the history of Ukrainian cinema, the film "20 Days in Mariupol" directed by Mstislav Chernov won the "Oscar" award, winning in the "Best Documentary" category.

You can watch "20 days in Mariupol" online on streaming services:

• Amazon;
• Apple TV;
• Google Play Movies;
• Vudu;
• Microsoft

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Phill Humphries talks to Iva and Irena about her new podcast for the Ukranian community 

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Iva and Iryna talk about education and give us a short less in Ukrainian greetings.

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