Famous Russian Footballer Tried to Read a Phrase in Belarusian and Suffered a Fiasco VIDEO
«Ня́ма нічёга негмагмычмага».
Former Arsenal and Russia national team player Andrei Arshavin became an expert and vlogger after ending his career. As part of the Fontour project, he travels to various countries, and three videos from Belarus were recently released on YouTube.
The Russian watched football matches in Minsk and Grodno, where he met rapper Paznyaks, rode a tractor, and cooked draniki together with former Belarus national team players Alexander Hleb and Yegor Filipenko.
Among other things, Hleb and Arshavin went to the First National Trading House, where the task of the former footballers was to pick out some funny clothes for each other to get the maximum number of likes on social media.
In one of the shops, the Russian stopped by a T-shirt with text in Belarusian and tried to read it. Instead of "There is nothing impossible" (Няма нічога немагчымага), Arshavin pronounced it as "Ня́ма нічёга негмагмычмага".
As a result, Hleb was bought a T-shirt with a Soviet quality mark, as well as a tracksuit with the emblem of Belarus.
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