Folklore and Mythology - Stories from Hungary and Malaysia

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  • čas přidán 11. 05. 2023
  • It's Story Time! Culture definitely shapes the kind of stories that were created and passed down from generation to generation. What are your folklore like? What kind of creatures, gods and deities, spirits and moral stories are in them? Come join Petra and Nelvin as they share Hungarian and Malaysian tales.
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Komentáře • 8

  • @DcNdrew
    @DcNdrew Před rokem +6

    The "Turkish person" was the sultan actually, as I remember. :D

  • @Dekken88
    @Dekken88 Před rokem +6

    Its very surprising that Rome and Alexander would feature in Malaysian folklore / mythology.

  • @zsoltszarvas6489
    @zsoltszarvas6489 Před rokem +4

    In the Kiskakas story the "Turkish people" is an Ottoman authority figure who is mentoined as "Török Szultán", because the story is come from the period of Ottoman invasion when the Ottoman outhorities raid hungarian settlements to collecting taxes and slaves for the Ottoman empire.

    • @nikocat2008
      @nikocat2008 Před 2 měsíci

      She could choose something else... We have a huge number of folk tales.... That girl is really the weakest point.

  • @mrmiiisiii
    @mrmiiisiii Před rokem +1

    "And the woman cannot even look at it" killed me 😂😂😂

  • @freebozkurt9277
    @freebozkurt9277 Před rokem +1

    Jesus! How is Alexander the Great (a Makedon born in the Balkans) is associated with the Roman Empire and the Romans? Alexander lived 200 years BEFORE Julius Cezar and the Roman dominium was restricted to Italy back then and it was more a "network of towns" then a country, not to mention, imperium.
    The Roman Empire and the Empire of Alexander are two words apart, literally.

  • @Shan-ee23
    @Shan-ee23 Před 22 dny

    You guys a couple? If not u should be

  • @nikocat2008
    @nikocat2008 Před 2 měsíci

    A malaysian story more similar than Hungarian folk tales. I do not understand why this Hungarian tale was selected. That was a real pure choice. I do not know who is the Hungarian person, but really has a poor Hungarian cultural knowledge.