SLOVAKIA IN 2024: The Craziest Country in Europe.. | 48 Bizarre Facts
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@EuropeInDetail good facts, some images do not belong, but what is unbelievable is the pronunciation of Slovak words as names, cities, food ...- you got them all wrong - congrats; if those words where spoken to Slovaks, without watching the video, we would not recognize them
Slovak here, this was very pourly researched piece about Slovakia. Prononuciation were terible, Almost bot like.
As a Slovak, i must say you absolutly destroid most names, but i was dieing. 🤣 I would never imagine to be pronaundst like that, but fare to fare, most foregin people outside of country would probably say it in same way. All and all, it was nice video (besides those names 😂 (im sorry)).
You fucked up! Apologize!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as it was said, pronunciation is terrible, even google translate is much better, you can get inspired by that. Apart from that, quite nice summary
Love Slovakia from Croatia
Ahoj Chorvátsko ❤🥰🍀
Take me to the sea pls
Hvala brate
Dakujem..
Hvala Bratko! i mi vas volimo
Always enjoy the english pronounciation of slavic words....NOT!!!
Priserne!
Shocking!!!
kapustnica :)
I was laughing all the time, very funny :-) Greetings from Czechia
True
Pekné video ďakujeme za prezentaciu a budeme radi ked navštívte našu krásnu krajinu .
Určite je toho na obdivovanie omno viac !🇸🇰🇸🇰👍❤️
Ty si pozadu alebo nehovoríš anglicky?!
@@kanalspatkanom 🤡🤣🤣
@@kanalspatkanom skôr popredu než ty a vidím veci pozitívnejšie.
@@kanalspatkanomNechápem patkan prečo by mala hovoriť, resp. písať po anglicky...🤷♀️
@@jacq.3296 Ľuďom nevysvetlíš, a dané video je značne nepresné, nevraviac o tom, že jediný názov nepovedal správne, za mňa nech sa za hranicami naučia náš jazyk, lebo my nie sme povinný sa im prispôsobovať
As Slovak, I appreciate the effort and detail that went into this video. More attention could be put towards correct pronunciation, because if a foreigner will ask about any of these places or foods, locals will have no idea what they are talking about. It all sounds like a computer generated VoiceOver. Also, the UFO on the bridge is also a high class restaurant that slowly spins around offering panoramic view of Bratislava.
Koliba spins, UFO doesnt :)
It sounded like Brani-slava, not Brati-slava! Bordering on ridiculuous
Je to umela inteligencia pocut to dost
Hi there. High schooler here. We just had what you can call the most important high school exam in Slovakia. Slovak language is beautiful but gives us students a lot lf headaches. Thanks for the video and love your effort.
Želám Ti Veľa šťastia v dospelackom živote ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Náš jazyk je peklo fr fr...
Love solvakia from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
How do you even know what a Slovakia is bruh
@@KuboZNitry_91 By si ani neveri kde všade nás poznajú. Mám jedného známeho, ktorého otec je z Mongolska a mama je Slovenka. Takže aj v Ázii nás poznajú. 😁
@@KuboZNitry_91 prečo si na neho taký?
@@MCsetup ma to prekvapilo, veď Nepal? Nechcú verit
I am a Slovák and Thank you
We also have the oldest opal mines in the world. Pharaoh from old Egypt use to wear them
Slanske Vrchy, Dubnik!
@@karffiolže sa až tam tomu farahúnovy chcelo štverať.😂
Source? never heard about that....sounds unlikely that 2000 years ago they were mining opals here
@@AttilaRozsahegyi you are all brainwashed Slavs. There is nothing like a Hungary
@@AttilaRozsahegyi🤜😶
im slovak :) AND ! kofola is so much better than cocacola you wouldnt believe until you try and its not so unhealthy!
Kofola je ale česká. My máme Vineu.
@@andizv11 obidve vznikli za československa a doťahovať sa o to ktoré vynálezy česi ukradli nám a ktoré my im, by trvalo roky
@@andizv11to je pravda, ale Vinea sa uz nevyraba v Pezinku, Kofola ju kupila, takze uz je sucast ich portfolia, chut je ina ako predtym, neviem ci to nema spojitost s mineralkou Rajec, ktoru tiez Kofola vlastni.
...Kofola je ČeskoSlovenská a to, že sú židmi podporení česi šikovnejší je v prvom rade vina zapatých slovákov💥
kofola je najlepší, srat na coca colu..
Slovensko 🥰 forever in my heart ❤
in my heart taktiež
They forgot about the Čachtice Castle of Elizabeth Bathory.
That's a huge miss.
Another miss - the first university in the World with technical studies.
Another miss - Hitler's favorite Slavic people.
Another miss - the geographical center of Europe is in central Slovakia, at Kremnické Bane GPS: N48°44'38'' E18°54'48''
@@sszorin
one inaccuracy - more country around Slovakia have geographical center. So it´s true but no´t true :D
other inaccuracy - Slovak National Uprising, Jozef Gabčík, Milan Hodža, Štefan Osuský, Slovakia air force in Great Britain, Masacre in Village Nemecká ( when SS and slovak nacism unit murder more then 900 people ) and more... it´s very tragedy so no, this itiot don´t like Slovak, only our fck politics who have the same ideals...
Where exactly was she from??? What nationality???
So, just to make this clear… You’re really proud of your history which is another Nation’s historical figure…
Yeah… That makes sense…
@@zalaiparasztHungarian history is Slovak, Romanian and Croatian history also, not just Magyar. Deal with it.
@@zalaiparaszt she died in čachtice slovakia and it is a legend she was walled up to die in čachtice castle the fact that the area used to be hungary changes nothing in the fact that the place is still in slovakia and even the name of it is clearly slovak and not hungarian
I'm a Kentuckian and about 20 years took the train from Vienna to Bratislava on a whim. I absolutely loved my brief time there, the kindness of the people I met and the architecture. I also greatly enjoyed an inexpensive, tasty meal and a top notch local beer. It makes me want to return for a good, long trip around the country.
Love Slovakia from Greece
Love Slovakia 🇸🇰 from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
I like Slovakia and I hope to return there soon
you talk about Slovakia while showing pictures from Prague- Czech republic :) and Ukrainian flag in front, how amusing. .but so much more is important in Slovakia. we have so many castles , unesco heritages, beautiful nature with wild animals exceeding usual European flora and fauna. And most important beautiful girls , traditional dances and festivals... Just find for yourself!
It's not an UA flag. It't flag of city Košice.
To áno..
No, it is UA flag. Košice has inverted colors order.
@@livliv7190 Košice mají znak ve vlajce.
Vlajka ve videu byla vlajka Ukrajiny.
Beautiful girls ??? I'll be right there !!!
You made me remember how much I love my homeland. Thank you. ❤
- And where are the beautiful girls? - Hundreds of castles and chateaux in such a small area - Opal mines - Ochtinska aragonite cave - Railway lines with dozens of tunnels - The oldest mining university in Banská Štiavnica - Church of St. Elizabeth in Košice - popular sports skiing - the largest powerhouse in the production of cars - rafting
Love Slovakia from Russia! 🇷🇺🤝🇸🇰
❤ Ahoj Rusko 🥰🍀💖
🇸🇰🤝🇺🇦
Like Russia from Slovakia
@@milanbobalik5032Sranda, že tvoj dedo, Milanko, takto posielal vrele pozdravy Tretej ríši. Lásku k vrahom asi máte v rodine.
Nech žije Slovanská Únia 💖🍀🥰z celého srdca
It seems the author didn’t make it all the way to Košice to discover many more jewels in its historical city center.
I’m from SLOVAKIA. Thank you for this video. 👍🤝❤️
Nás tu je vždy veľa keď sa rozpráva o Slovensku 😂
Jj 😂
The guy who made the video did not explain why Slovakia is allegedly "the craziest country in Europe'.
don't know about you, but I find having a tradition about harassing women pretty crazy, and if you are traditional woman in Slovakia and you enjoy it, it's fine, whatever floats your boat, but if you're not, I imagine being held by two dudes while two other dudes whip you with braided branches and another one is throwing a bucket of cold water on you (as demonstrated in the video) year after year, really annoying and degrading and let's not forget it's Easter, most of the time it's not warm enough to be wet outside and also in that day it won't happen once, it's done from morning to noon and every dude you know is gonna do it and they are supposed to be rewarded when they do so, like again that sounds pretty fuckin crazy to me.
@@nopenope1608 this tradition is always portrayed so horribly in all these videos, where I live people are usually decent human beings and usually just use a little sprinkles of water or some perfume instead of buckets of water also whipping was usually done softly just for the tradition to wish the girl health and beauty but ofc drunk fks and people that think they can use this tradition to satisfy their violent nature and low ego and not be "responsible" bc "It Is JuSt A tRaDiTiOn" are pretty much ruining it and making a bad name for it (also on monday it was the boys doing this and on tuesday it was the girls but it might be only in the part where I live)
@@nopenope1608see below. It's not quite how it's portrayed but very symbolic. Nobody would put up with it these days 😀
Because if you were listening… You can puzzle together the fact that Slovakia not older than my father’s truck…
@@zalaiparasztso it’s from 1939?
Kapucnitka, Faziandžy, Špíz Castle, chuťovky a krásy. No a také Zemijakove Plaky sú rovnako chuťovka ešte keď ich prinesie šumná deva v Kroži ! 🙃
...kuemnyka, stjavnika... šervúdska hatlanina
Jo, ta výslovnost tomu úplně neprospěla :D Poslechnout si výslovnost třeba na Googlu, řekl by to asi o dost lépe :)
Koktavý anglosas.Neviem,či keby sme rozprávali my tak anglicky ako oni Slovensky,či by rozumeli vôbec 🙈
zemiakove placky
Stayed for 3 months in Bratislava during 1985.beautiful country and beautiful people.
Come to visit us again - much better now 🙂
@@vvvvvv6365 seventies and eighties were best times! In 1956 was czechoslovakia Fifth Full electrised country of the world, before the wwll half of children have nôt bots, in 1989 czechoslovakia was second country in the world which had gas in villagies too!
In the ancient Hungary.
LOVE SLOVAKIA from Las Vegas , USA !!💖👍💖
God bless this beautiful country and its beautiful people! 🙏😇💙✨
Love from the Philippines
🥰🇵🇭💖🇸🇰
My paternal grandpa, born in 1867, Emerich Olach and grandma, Maria Svajlenka were from the Slovak region of Czechoslovakia. Have always wanted to go there to search for cousins. Will be 72 in October, so I better get on the ball.
My dad changed the spelling to ‘Olack’ but I never knew why. He passed away 41 years ago.
Na zdorovie🍻 to all of my kin in beautiful Slovakia!!🇺🇸❤️🇸🇰
And the Same Story from me, also.
Mike (Veliky) Velky
Slovakia 🇸🇰 Slavic heard ❤
Thank you for your outside view and promotion of Slovakia. It was very interesting :). Please don't mind notes regarding slovak pronunciation. I know its tough for foreigners and you handled it well.
Right told, pronunciation is quite dire for outsiders, but there was lot of mistakes in whole video, while it seems like promotion of only west part, if he would promote Slovakia as it is this video would have more than hour.
what i find amusing is that czechs who have an official name czechia are called by czech republic, while slovaks who have slovak republic as an official name are called by slovakia :D
The best on Slovakia is that You can eat there the poppy seeds with "sulance" or a poppy seed cake. Poppy seed is the stuff from which the opium is made and is forbidden in most countries in the world, but in Slovakia You can buy it in grocery stores.
Immature poppy seed is from which the opium as you know it as drugs is made. Mature poppy seed can be normally eaten cause it doesn´t contain any hallucinogenic substance and is safe even if you would eat a lot of it. That´s why it can be used in food industry. But I know it´s not so common in the west countries or in Asia where people mostly know only the opium related to immature poppy seeds.
Keby ten vedel koľko konope sa tu kedysi pestovalo... 🙂@@checkCZECHitOUT
dude i can eat it allday, the biggest problem is your black poop LOL
@@checkCZECHitOUT Over eating poppy seeds will give you stomach ache, but otherwise yeah it's completely harmless.
Craziest place in Europe is Brussels...
you should check something more about slovakian politics.
Fully agreed.
@@yularen9286 yeah xD our politics are very very crazy... it´s funny, but crazy, have lot of jokes and sad and angry :D We have all emocion in politics, but sometimes no IQ 😁
@@asvusvk7258 we made great mistake alloving any other countries to affect our politic from 1920, but that aside, we have from comunists and fascists to liberals all extremes in our politic due to open trade and lot of extranational connections, but we have no politics, who are normal and want any good for us and our country
😂YES
Thanks for propagating our beautiful country ❤
I would like to say that slovakia is by far the better mountain country for me as a czech, i can speak with mine language yet they will understand me, i can befriend with them for any reason possible and of course i can't forget the bryndza which i am extremely adicted to. Thanks for existing Slovakia, without you, i wouldnt be complete
kapor not kapr, kapr is in czech language
No need to use slovak word, he may say simply carp.
to je jedno, kedze vo videu ukazal miesto kapra kapustnicu...tolko hluposti, co v tomto videu, som uz davno nevidela... Akoze dakujem, ze ukazuje zo Slovenska cudzincom aspon nieco, ale v 48 bodoch nespomenut druhe najvacsie mesto Slovenska je non-sense...
@@zuzanapasztor3899Týpek musel spovedať nejakého woke blaváka a potom spraviť toto video. Iné ma nenapadá.
49. bizarre thing you forgot is that there are a lot of Hungarians living within 50 km of the border and bilingual communication is everywhere.Slovakia is beautiful✌️
Such minorities are in every country close to borders. It is not special to Slovakia, and it would just trigger some Slovaks, as Hungarian did a lot of harm to Slovak ancestors. So why poke an almost healed wound. Because you are Hungarian? My great-grandfather was tortured by Hungarians, even had to change his Slovak surname to a Hungarian one to be able to keep his job... and earn money for his family.
Also this bilingual minority canNOT speak nor correct Slovak neither correct Hungarian language. They speak a local language mixture. I have friends from the area, and they told me that. Even my boss had to speak English to Hungarian business partners, because they could not understand his "Hungarian" language. So they are not really fully bilingual. Which is sad and lost opportunity. They cannot work in Slovak language as they don't speak or write it well enough, as their parents never pressed them to learn the correct version. Nor the correct version of Hungarian language. Again, this is what my friends told me. I blame the parents.
Yeah, you are right. It is bizzare that you mention it... You apparently have no respect or love to Slovaks to do that.
Love slovakia from slavakia🇸🇰🤝🇸🇰
to áno!
😂❤
One important info for Americans is that in SVK you can buy a one room flat surrounded by the hills for only 20-30k and then you ought to pay only 11€ a month to renovation fond when you are not there. In the case you are there it will cost you less than a hundred per month….living in the nature is good for wisdom and spirit, no need to pay hundreds of thousands for a mortgage
Love the architecture! Hi from Australia 🇦🇺
Bro you live so far from me 🇦🇺♥️🇸🇰
What a wonderful country! There are a lot of things that very much resembles to traditions we have in my beloved home Switzerland. I hope that some day I have an opportunity to visit Slovakia and meet the people!
PS: I remember as a kid watching a tv series about Janosik, what a great and inspiring folk hero!
Jsem Čechoslovák z Polabské nížiny.. Dnešní Slovensko je tedy MOU MILOVANOU VLASTÍ!❤Czechoslowakia will be back !✌
To posledné je ponuka, alebo hrozba? 😀
@@lukasmay_ Výhružka pro Čechy, dobrá zpráva pro Slováky...asi.
@@lukasmay_ Na ponuku je bohužel ještě brzo.Hrozí Vám jen naše fašistická vláda s podporou sedmnácti procent občanů.Je to spíše důkaz.Důkaz toho,že jsme my,dříve narození nezapomněli na významný evropský stát,o který si zahraniční politici NEDOVOLILI otírat své polobotky.
@@walkelftexasrangerĎakujem, zaobídeme sa.
@@lukasmay_ Možná ano, ale uvědom si, že jsme byli 16 mil. národ. Dnes nemáme ani Češi ani Slováci ve světě žádnou váhu. Jsme taková dvě provinční čínská města. O Estonsku, Lotyšsku a Litvě ani nemluvím... k smíchu.
fact 49: St. Elizabeth's Cathedral in Košice is the largest church in Slovakia and the easternmost Gothic cathedral in Europe
fact 50: The coat of arms of Košice is the oldest documented city coat of arms in Europe
fact 51: Košická detská historická železnica - Children's or Pioneer Railway - is a single-track narrow-gauge railway with a track gauge of 1,000 mm and a length of 3.9 km and it is the only pioneer railway still existing in the former Czechoslovakia. The interesting thing about this line is that children participate in its operation under the supervision of adults...
fact 52: The zoo in Košice is the largest zoo in Central Europe
fact 53: When Košice was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the oldest fire station in Hungary was established here
facr 54: The International Peace Marathon (MMM) in Košice or the Košice Marathon is the oldest marathon in Europe and the third oldest in the world
Skvele👏 toto urcite malo byt tiez vo videu.🙂👍
And??? What has the Slavs to do with this??? Most of what you mentioned was established by Hungarians, Poles, Austrians, Germans…
Most of the cities and villages has still the original names from centuries ago… and a big shocker!!! None of the Slavic!?!?
I AM OLDER THAN SLOVAKIA!!!!!
@@zalaiparasztmaybe you should cut your doses of copium, my southern friend. Plus, remeber that one of the reasons why Sthephen I. was crowned King of Hungary was slovak nobility, namely Hunt-Poznans
@@janjurik660 😂🤣😂🤣
Okay…
🤡🤡🤡🤡
Sorry… I didn’t know you have mental problems… carry on… I’m listening…
@@janjurik660 btw… I’m not your friend…
Spišský hrad MENTIONED🔥🔥🔥
Love it when foreigners try to make a video about our country and they use stock images having nothing to do with the country, like the fašiangy masks, lol. What's more troubling are historical inaccuracies. The split of Czechoslovakia for example was not about "mutual agreement". That's simply nonsense. Few politicians decided against the will of the people, which causes a persisting feeling of wrong-doing among the population of both countries. You talk about the Tokay wine region and you use a stock video of red wine, while red wines are not grown in that region. The wine of kings and king of wines (Vinum Regum, Rex Vinorum) is grown there and it's white... The "orloj" in Stará Bystrica is not just about heroes... there's one fascist there as well and people do not care... You talk about Slivovica and show a Czech brand, lol. You got the pronunciation completely wrong, but that I could at least understand as you're not a local.
Hello from Slovakia . Thanks for presentation of my country. This is Nice country with beautiful forests, mountines and castles.
As a Slovakian citizen, I can 100% these facts are all true and that I had a really good time with those pronounciations :D thanks for the video, it was nice to see my home from a different perspective
I wouldn't say it's 100% true. For example, Kofola is not your drink, but it is a Czech drink.
pretty sure it was Czechoslovakia when it was invented. But it would be just another example of Czechs claiming something what was worked on together as their own.@@zenonpacilosnky407
It is drink made in Slovakia:)@@zenonpacilosnky407
@@zenonpacilosnky407Kofola je z Krnova v České republice 👍🇨🇿😁
no to si pekne mimo...tolko chyb a blbosti co tam keca ani z daleka nie 100%...trocha hanba na to ze si Slovak
Modrý kostolik - Blue church in Bratislava is nice - but you missed a few meters away from it - most important church in Bratislava - Dóm svätého Martina - St. Martin's Cathedral. An amazing Gothic cathedral, in which the Austrian monarchs, including Maria Theresa, were crowned for more than a century, and the Klariska temple. The beautiful church of St. Elizabeth in Košice and, among other things, the wooden altar of Master Paul from Levoča, which is located nearby, are definitely worth mentioning. These monuments, like many others, for example, unique wooden churches in eastern Slovakia, are included in the UNESCO list. In short - you missed a lot... Next time you need to spend more time in Slovakia and consult with the locals...
Am proud of bein gipsy Slovakian ❤❤
EVERYONE NEEDS TO TRY KOFOLA! 0:55
I can confirm that Kofola is Great, I liked it more than Coca Cola and Pepsi, sadly, in my country I can't buy
To the speaker: Please, before speaking about Slovakia, inform yourself about correct slovak pronunciation! Otherwise listening to you, how you spoil slovak words, is horrible. Do not ignore 13:28 letters č, š, ž, ť, ď, ň, the small sign above is not an ornament, but a softener, making them a soft variant of the given letter. C is never K in slovak, but as ts in English. J is never dž or ž but always J as in German or Scandinavian languages, like Y in Youth. And CH is not š, but it is pronounced like kh in English.
Imagine someone finally cares about your country, this time ''not thanks'' to corruption and being couple of tens years behind modern civilization ( I am not talking about houses and how it looks here but about law, rules and mentality here). But you just actually did show ''actual Oplátky'' we have right now in Slovakia and it's not based on warm welcome (like it used to) but separating and if you actually have problems with foreign people talking with ''clumsy'' Slovak language... you should see ppl talking in English in UK and how bad that was and it is actual known language unlike us right?
JA ŽASNEM NAD TÝM , ŽE : KTORÝ DEMENT ALEBO KOLEKTĪV DEMENTOV POVOLIL PUSTIŤ TENTO GÝČOVÝ ŠKVĀR DO OBEHU . TAKĒTO PROGRAMY MAJŪ BYŤ NA ŪROVNI . NIČ PROTI UKĀŽKAM , HOCI NA PRĪKLAD NĀVŠTEVA VLKOLĪNA MA HLBOKO ZHNUSILA LEBO V SKANZENE JEDNODUCHO NEMĀ MIESTO AUTOMAT NA COCA COLU , JE TO JEDNODUCHO SPROSTĀ URĀŽKA . NECH SA NAUČIA VYSLOVOVAŤ SLOVĀ AKO BRYNDZOVĒ HALUŠKY , JĀNOŠĪK ALEBO KAPUSTNICA . SOM SI ISTÝ , ŽE TO VEDIA VYSLOVIŤ , POKIAĽ SA VÝUKY UJMŪ NORMĀLNE OSOBY , BADATEĽNE VIAC SŪDNE OD TÝCH , KTORĪ CĪTIA POTREBU PCHAŤ SA DO ZADKU ANGLOFÒNOM HOCI , ŽE PRĀVE ONI , TĪTO DEMENTNĪ SAMOZVANĪ "ŠĪRITELIA SLOVENSKEJ KULTŪRY" INŠTRUUJŪ NAIVNÝCH O ČO BLBŠĪCH - O TO SEBAISTEJŠĪCH REPORTĒROV , ŽE JE SPRĀVNE VYSLOVOVAŤ SLOVĀ BRYNDZOVĒ HALUŠKY , DEMÄNOVĀ , ALEBO JĀNOŠĪK AŽ TAK SKOMOLENE . NIE TAKĒ PREŠĽAPY SA NEDAJŪ TOLEROVAŤ . POTOM , TAMTĪ SI TO INTERPRETUJŪ , AKO SERVILITU VOČI "NADRADENÝM" NĀVŠTEVNĪKOM . JA JEDNODUCHO VIEM , ŽE KTOKOĽVEK Z TEJTO PLANĒTY DOKĀŽE V POHODE VYSLOVIŤ TIE SLOVĀ . NEPOTREBUJEME TAKŪTO VERZIU NEDOSTATKU REŠPEKTU , JE TRĀPNE KEĎ OFICIĀLNE TVĀRIACA SA OSOBA VEREJNE ZOHAVUJE TAK JEDNODUCHO VYSLOVITEĽNĒ SLOVENSKĒ SLOVĀ . VEDIA TO VYSLOVIŤ VEĽMI DOBRE ! KEĎ TO VEDIA ČĪŇANIA , MONGOLI BA DOKONCA AJ RUSY PO KRĀTKEJ DOBE KEĎ SA IM VENUJE SPRĀVNY FILOLÓG . MŇA TO FAKT ZAŠKRELO . LEBO VIEM , ŽE TAKĒTO IGNORANTSTVO , MASKOVANĒ ZĀUJMOM TURISTU JE VLASTNE PODVEDOMĀ OBSESĪVNA POTREBA URĀŽAŤ KULTŪRU Z POZĪCIE NAFŪKANÝCH POVRCHNE POSUDZUJŪCICH ŠARLATĀNOV BERŪC SEBAISTOTU Z OHĽADOV TUČNĒHO FINANČNĒHO ZABEZPEČENIA , NADOBUDNUTĒHO POKRYTECKÝM OPORTUNIZMOM , KLAMANĪM A FALŠOU . POMYSLĪTE SI , PLETKA , BLBOSŤ , ČO TO TU UVĀDZAM . NIE - JE TO ZĀVAŽNĒ ! TOTO JE OFICIĀLNA REPORTĀŽ , NIE ? NECH SA NAJPRV NAUČĪ VYSLOVOVAŤ NORMĀLNE . V ANGLICKU , TEJ KRAJINE NADUTCOV , POVAŽUJŪCICH KRUTOSŤ ZA HUMOR , BY ŤA NIKTO NEPOČŪVAL KEBY SI ICH SLOVĀ TAKTO ZOHAVOVAL .
@@lumpik12 Exactly. Totally my words. Thanks for them.
Chcel by som ťa počuť ako vyslovujes cudzie slová špecifické pre niektorú krajinu, ktoré sa ani nedajú preložiť. Napríklad v Rumuncine, alebo Nórštine ty truhlík... 😊
@@lumpik12 you know that google can pronounce it for you? just press button "listen", it is that hard! that is not an excuse.
Podľa mňa sa zabudlo na bojmický zámok, je to unikátny zámok v celej Európe...
I’d love to visit 🇨🇦
Bratislava, Trnava, Nitra, Trenčín Košice, Banská Štiavnica, Bardejov and a lot more are beautiful cities, worthy to visit to see.
Ich ani len vo sne nenapadne, že ostatné krajiny sveta majú svoj vlastný jazyk so špecifickou výslovnosťou. Je to hrubá ignorancia, nevedomosť, nedostatok rešpektu a úcty… Najlepším príkladom je odborná latinská terminológia. Tiež obrázky s bývalou Československou vlajkou, dnes českou , a dokonca s ukrajinskou (8:07) sú akosi mimo. Nebyť týchto hrubých nedostatkov, bolo by to príjemné video.
Ach, vy se z těch mindraku v životě nevyhrabete. 😅
I love Slovakia! My mum taught me as a child but Serbian was my first language!
Insightful
Yes...our beautiful Slovakia is officialy "Heart of Europe". We are small but have everything - amazing nature, mountins, rivers, diversity of fauna and flora, tradicional foods, yummy mushrooms in forest, beautiful folklor music (I played on violoin in one folklor ensemble 😎), most castles in Europe...ect. Bonus:I walk from work every day under our beautiful castle Trenčín. Who has such convenience??? Look for the gods 😁Love my country! ❤
Do you know Slovak was the greatest surgeon of all time?
Gustav Husak, he sewed the Heart of Europe to the ass of the USSR. 😅
Aké to šťastie že môžeš vidieť hrad Trenčínu každý deň :))
@@kristianburda7923shit happens 😞
You don't have most castles in Europe. Also, those are all Hungarian castles, Slováčik.
@@RMKL1900 They are on Slovak territory that makes them our castles doesn't it? Idk seems logical.
Beer and Borovička are favorite drink in Slovakia
you thought beer WITH Borovička :)
a kofola..
Why are you showing Macedonian currency at 1:35. ?
Macedonier ony jsu Kokain Dealer,Sto pricas,jsm👿 macedonier Not Slave!!!!Shiph❌
22 and 48 questionable. Tokaj region in Hungary and the palinka strong alcohol percentage Hungarian fruit brandy. Everything else makes beautiful Slovakia and strongly recommend to visit.
Thank you for the video👌🤗❤️! Slovakia is a beautiful country, I have visited it as a tourist many times abd I love it there. But sorry, Slivovice is produced in Vizovice, Czech Republic. Also Kofola was invented by Dr. Blazek in Opava in 1958 and is produced now in Krnov. Both are cities in Czech Rep.. As Czechia and Slovakia were one country for a long period, it's often difficult to tell the origin of various products😊. The same is with many other products from Central Europe...are they of German, Austrian or Czech origin? Borders are changing, people and traditional products stay😉.
I love the way how you made a gorgeous video about my home country! Thank you very much for that :-)
Fact number 13 is really bizzare indeed, because the footage used is from a Lutheran church in a small town called Kovačica, situated in todays Serbia. True, it is slovak, part of the slovak minority living in this neck of the woods for the last 300 years, BUT, it is also different due to the fact that it is a has never been part of Slovakia.
I'm from slovakia and this popped up on my for you page lol xD
Ahoj. Veľmi pekne ďakujem za toto video o mojej rodnej krajine. Aj keď sa nedá v tak krátkej prezentácií povedať a ukázať všetko,ale koho to záujme a chcel by Slovensko navštíviť je to veľmi dobrý návod na to aby si o Slovensku zistil oveľa viac.
Všimol som si že robíš aj videá o iných krajinách Európy. Veľmi super čo robíš. Aby aj ľudia z opačnej strany sveta vedeli o Európe a štátoch v nej oveľa viac.
Ešte raz ti ďakujem,super práca a držím ti palce v ďalšej práci a super videách.
Mám otázku na teba či si bol aj osobne v niektorých krajinách v Európe? S ktorej krajiny si ty ?
While spending seven years (2003-2010) in my ancestral homeland (now the Czech Republic) I had many a Czech guy (of various ages) tell me that Slovak women are the loveliest in all the lands!. And, btw, slivovice (especially the pear variety) is deelicious! And, bramborak (a/k/a 'cmunda') is a most-tasty potato pancake indeed!
My country is Slovakia 🇸🇰
Unbelievable facts about Slovakia number:
49: There are 180 castles and over 400 of smth like small personal castles called Kaštieľ
50: in a village named Jablonec there is an organ (musical instrument used in churches) that still uses the original way of pumping air in through big bags and that organ is one of two in the europe that are still fully functional and are used daily
51: there is that one cave called Ochtinská Aragonitová and its one of the only THREE IN THE WHOLE WORLD aragonit caves that are accesable by public. The other two are in Mexico and Argentina.
52: as someone stated in the comments there are the oldest opal mines in the world but are nit accesible by public however people still enters them for urbex.
53: the bighest Opal in the world was mined in those opal mines. Sadly its not to see in Slovakia but in Austria.
Hello from Slovakia btw 👋
As a Slovak, I dont like Tatratea. I drank too much once and threw up from it. And btw slivovica is more Hungarian then Slovakian but yes, we like drinking it. Borovička is more like the national drink.
Ktorý jazyk má slovo SLIVKA?
Bro, Vianoční kapr/vánoční kapr is a regular carp, roasted, deep fryed or baked most likely served with potato salad. You show us fish soup maked from residue parts of carp :-)))
Hlavne je to kapor a nie kapr po slovensky...paci sa mi ze kazdy komentar dostane srdiecko,ale odpoved nie 😂
Thank you for the nice presentation of Slovakia 😊
As a slovak im fucking dieing from pronounciation of some things😂 Kapustnica and fašiangy gotta be my favourite
So beautiful wowwww
OMFG, so many misunderstands... "oplatky" has german origin and are most known from czech "Karlsbad" baths, "kofola" is czechoslovakian drink of czech origin, "Comenius" was Moravian... and what about that Ukraine flag ??? and why are those fact "bizarre" ? :O
Who loves kofola ❤
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Kapustnica - thick cabbage soup with bacon or sausage and mushrooms - and other ingredients - for example dried prunes - recipes differ in different regions... Cabbage soup is traditionally served on the first Christmas holiday, December 25, on St. Stephen's Day, therefore it is called Štefánska kapustnica served with sour cream and fresh bread. must be tasted. BUT the national dish is Bryndzové halušky Bryndz dumplings. Bryndz dumplings were mainly the food of sheep herders. they are gnocchi made from potato dough with fried onions and bacon and with bryndza. Bryndza - Liptauer cheese is a traditional product. It is a soft sheep's cheese with a protected origin, like Parmesan, Roquefort or Emmental, similar to cottage cheese... Bryndza may only be produced in Slovakia and was patented during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy... Unpasteurized - "summer bryndza" is probiotic atomic bomb. Despite the fat content of 56 percent, you will lose weight with its regular consumption. It tastes great with fresh milk.
The Slovaks did not feel "liberated" by the communists, quite the opposite.
Milujem Slovensko je prekrásne a má veľa Hrádov
Didn't expect my ancestor to appear in this video 😂
Crazy like my😂👍👍👍
Home is home,is not better,is good,for my 🫀i love❤️
Universitas Istropolitana is the oldest university in Slovakia , 15th century
very good video, missing that we have famous Andy Warhol museum etc.
Chyba mi vo videu Dom sv.Alzbety v Kosiciach,najvacsi kostol na Slovensku. Tato goticka katedrala si rozhodne zasluzi pozornost.🙂
A tiež korunovačný kostol sv. Martina v Bratislave !
realy? half of things are czech, not slovak. and the pics are mostely czech too.. :D but we still love Slovakia :)
Thanks❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯
I am from Slovakia ❤
what others see: 48 bizarre facts about Slovakia
what Slovaks see: *48 ways of butchering Slovak names*
so, let me correct you on a few:
- C is ALWAYS pronounced as TS and NEVER as K... therefore it's KapustniTSa, not KapustniKa, BystriTSa, not BystriKa, SHtianviTSa, not StiavniKa, KremniTSa, not KremniKa and most importantly, SlivoviTSa, not SlivoviKa
- G is pronounced as in go, not as in giant... therefore it's Fashiangy, not FasianDJee
- when you see CK together in a word, it's pronounced as TSK... it's RayeTSKa Lesna, not RayeKa Lesna, and it's PlaTSKy, not PlaKy
- similarly, ČK together makes a CH-K sound, therefore it's pronounced as ShibaCHKa, not ShibaKa
- CH is pronounced as in the Scottish word Loch... it's TiCHa noTS, not TiSHa NoK (remember that rule about C letter above) and its pronounced as OreCHova Potuon, not OreSHova Poton
- J is pronounced like y in "yet", not like j in "jam"... so it's pronounced as Tokay, not Tokaj, as Yanosheekove Dni, not Janiskove Dni and as KroY, not KroJ
- Spiš Castle = Spish, not Shpeez castle... what we called špíz, is a form of a barbecue dish where you have baked potatos, veggie and sausages on a tiny wooden stick, lol
- it's Kapor, Kapr is Czech word
but you nailed Čičmany as a native, so credit given where it belongs :)
I am 100% Slovak, my country is one of the best!
Those facts are perfectly believable.
Kapustnyka 😂
Thank you !😄
The woman of my heart was from Western Slovakia, Holic. I love the melodic language, the longs stories, the polite and mild manners of the people I've met there. I hope the new generation is the same.
Lots of sympathy from Romania too!
hello from Slovakia :))
- edit great and accurate video gj mate
Wonderful video. My ancestors came from this area. Beautiful country.
Still waiting for the crazy part. They have a flag, drink soda, eat food, and listen to music. So crazy.
Kabusilka😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
A lot of inaccurate and erroneous information :(.
I am from Slovakia and I was crying from laughing how you read all the names😂😂😂
I am not “proud Slovak” but glad someone made a video of Slovakia because most of the America doesn’t know us