What is the difference between Russian and Easter European girls

Question

what's better/worse

how different ?

for exaple Moscow V Lithuania

and is this a good or bad ??

Answer 1

What differences are you talking about? Like appearance or attitude? Lithuanian girls are mostly blonds with blue eyes, beautiful and skinny. Belorussian and Ukrainian are beautiful, too. But with darker hair.  

Answer 2

Russians are blond or dirty blond, blue and green eyes and speak Russian. Belong to Slavic ethnic group.

Lithuanians are more German than Russian. As far as I remember from the history, Lithuania belonged to Prussian Empire that was at last ruled by William Kaiser, German emperor.

Russian Empire was an empire for almost one thousand years and still standing.

Note though that on the territory of Russia lives over a hundred different ethnic groups. The dominating group are Slavs. Only Slavs are the real Russians.

Russian came from the Russian word RUSSIY - it's the color of the our hair. Then later involved into Russkiy - what means Russian if translated in English.

Answer 3

Actually  Lithuania might be generally considered as an Eastern European country but its citizens belong to the baltic group so they don't have a lot in common with eastern european ppl, which are almost all slavic.

Russians are a part of Slavic peoples (look it up on wiki : 'Slavic peoples').

There are 3 kinds os Slavic ppls - Eastern, wester and southern.

Countries Like Russia, Ukraine and Belaruss are Eastern slavic, and there aren't many differences between the girls there.

West Slavic ppls (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia are more germanic, thus differ from russians.

THe southern slavic ppls (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Bulgaria) are different. I think it's 50-50 : one half resembles russians a lot, the other is more of a mediterranean type.

There are also countries that are popularly considered to be eastern european but actually don't resemble russian girls - Romania, Moldavia, the baltic countries, Hungary and Albania.