@@axo_lolt4083 I'm proud of being polish. You say is we have great peoples, but it's hard to call Poland a nation. I know, is look for songs, but Poland is a country made of cardboard and a bit of saliva. There are currently three parties in power, because that's how many opposition needed before October 15 to govern seats in the Sejm, these parties are: Civic Platform, the Left, and the Third Way, and the third way includes parties - the Polish People's Party, and Poland 2050. Last year's elections, on the other hand, were lost by the Law and Justice party and the Confederation. Both parties are far-right. Interestingly, Law and Justice ruled for a long time, from 2015 to 2023. The then Prime Minister "Mateusz Morawiecki" extended the date of the elections in such a way that the current government was sworn in on 11 December instead of 5 November. On 13 December, changes were made in the state television, which is now independent, but unfortunately the right-wing scum was left with the right-wing television "TV Republic". There, Poles are still being told how good Mateusz was, how good the right wing is, what a bad current government is, and the polls make it clear that someone really believes in it.These right-wing parties have a combined 42 percent support in the polls. This is terrible for me as a Pole. In the current ruling coalition, a pseudo scandal has been made so that those who voted for the right wing voted for, let's say, the third way. Well, the right wing may have lost 4 percent of its support, but it's still nothing. Oh, and I forgot, in Poland we have very strong separarists, they are Silesians. The truth is that since the partitions Poles have not been united. As a Pole, I don't know what would have to happen for Poles to unite. In Poland, it is as if we have 3 nations. Highlanders, Silesians, and Poles. And the families, so to speak, are illustrative, there are so many of them that you can't count on your fingers. In summary: Not Poles, but at most Slovaks, because that's the only thing these 35 million people have in common.
Am I polish? No Do I or can I sing? No Did I find myself trying to sing along with the best of my abilities that I learned from duolingo? YES, BECAUSE THIS IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL
Am I polish? Yes Do I or can I sing? Yes Did I find myself trying to sing along with the best of my abilities that i learned from duolingo? No because i already can sing it.
I'm a simple Pole I see anything involving Hungary I click and like My brain 0.00000001 seconds later: Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki I do szabli, I do szklanki!... Love from Polska🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
Im finnish and i was at Gdańsk jarmark saint dominics fair festival. I was eating icecream and i heard that there was a karaoke and they were singing this song. I imideattly recognized it and went to sing with all people. It was very fun Terveisiä Suomesta
jestem polakiem i mm na i mię filip mucha jak czeski piłkaż i dlate go kocham czech i płkę nożną ale tez kocham czech za ich język chlebiam taki komentarzy zukm oznacza poczesku spi##dala j
My Babcia (Grandmother / Grandma) and my Dziadek (Grandfather / Grandpa) moved to Australia from Poland in the 60’s and this song just helps me feel more connected to my people and I’m glad I came across it.
Well, I'm Vietnamese and I can speak several languages. I love learning a new language. Polish is one of my favorite languages, probably through this song. I've played this song 20 times and I still love it, it still captivates me. I think Poland is a beautiful country but I can't go there yet. Maybe I'll go to Poland when there's no more Corona. Hope the relationship between Vietnam and Poland gets better and better. And say hello to Poland from Vietnam
@@1911dawg It really depends. But one of the things that helped me learn languages fast is to first learn the basics (grammatical structure, common phrases etc.) and then just get as much contact with the language as possible. I have been able to learn Dutch this way, and I'm also currently learning Japanese and German in this way. I have also tried to learn Greek, Latin, French and Spanish, but they didn't go too well. As you are American, I recommend learning a Germanic language, as English is from this family as well. But then again, it's up to you.
Singers of this version is a group called Pikkardiyska Tertsiya from Lviv At this concert, a Ukrainian and Polish version of the song was sung. The author are polish and himself wrote the Ukrainian and Polish versions. Song about Rzecz Pospolita times. ;)
As a German/Pole, that sadly never got to explore his polish roots since my father died very young, I still feel extremely connected to this wonderful language and country!
Part of my family comes from Germany or Austria, not sure. I'm proud of it, i have a beautiful german surname, but in todays times, I don't like german goverment and EU(the way they dictate things to happen in Poland wihtout our will to it.)
@@user-cn7om4rz1b to then get arrested? I don't must to do something if it's not in my opportunity or if it will make my situation way more worse. That's because if I'll get arrested(I'm Russian too) - Ukrainians won't save me from the prison or other punishment.
@@user-cn7om4rz1b скажи это немцу в нацисткой Германии или итальянцу в Фашисткой Италии. Вот такая же у них была возможность остановить режим, который промыл всей стране мозги.
То есть ты сам признал тот факт, что росияне это скот Осталось только что бы это признали все росияне, ибо нет смысла в твоём высере, если они не понимают за что их ненавидят
Я українка з польським корінням. Дуже люблю цю пісню, ми її співаємо українською часто. Сердечно дякую вам, брати-поляки за все, що ви для нас зробили і робите в такий стражденний і страшний для нас час . Слава польському народові!❤🙏 Слава Україні і нашим ЗСУ!❤🙏
Je suis français et ; si je n'en comprend pas les paroles , cette chanson me transcende tout de même ; elle m'emporte au dessue du monde ; ainsi , je tien a remercier ces peuple de crée de tel merveilles : Merci .
In 1920 and 1922 Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue an orphan. Japan used 73,000 people to rescue 765 Polish orphans. More than 3000 Japanese have died in Siberia.Japan has spent more than $10 million in salvage for orphans. The youngest orphan was a one-year-old girl. Almost all Japanese donated money to save the orphans. Japan loves Poland.
My daughter introduced me to this song, which has now become an earworm for me (demmit) but as a singer, I can definitely learn things just by copying the sounds. And now I'm learning a little polish! LOL
I don't think any one of you know how grateful i am to have decided to click on this video when it was recommended to me. I have never heard a more beautiful song. Because, weirdly, when i was a kid who didn't understand english, this is how i expected European mothers would sound like, singing to their children.
I'm Brazilian, had so much fun alongside Polish and Ucranians while singing this song... oooooo the best days of my life were on the same table as these guys... Times will get better
As Ukrainian I was singing with my fellas this song before russian invasion in 2022. It so masterpiece! Brings your battle spirit higher! 💪🏻 It is Polish-Ukrainian national song. We have more common than differences. Glory to Poland 🇵🇱❤️ with love from 🇺🇦 Sokoly, nie pozwola wrogowi przejsc dalej!
I'm 100% Polish, speaking Polish, following Polish religions, understanding all Slavic languages, following Polish traditions, following Polish culture and I want to fucking die for this country.
Честно, я когда изучал историю славян так и не разобрался в какой момент они стали нам братьями 🤔. Возможно я что-то упустил, но по истории мы все время воевали. Их язык к слову не менее интересен. Тот же украинский, но с излишком звука "ш" и на латыни.
@@WojciechNitecki Пробачити і бути пробаченним. Коли говорить про Волинь, не забувайте згадувати чим була викликана ненависть до поляків в той момент. Сотні років польського гніту над православними українцями, знущання над українською культурою, знищення української нації.
Jestem Ukrainką i nigdy nie komunikowałam się z Polakami, ale po wojnie bardzo chcę do Was przyjechać i się poznać. Jesteście naszymi prawdziwymi braćmi, a nie ci, którzy to wszędzie wykrzykiwali. Dziękuję wspaniałym Polakom za wspieranie naszego kraju. Zawsze będziemy pamiętać twój czyn! Nie znam polskiego, tylko ukraiński, ale całkowicie rozumiem tę piosenkę. Z miłością z Ukrainy! Przepraszam za błędy, przetłumaczyłem w Google).
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz po 1 to nigdy nie była “regionem” Polski. Po 2 to piosenka napisana przez polsko-ukraińskiego pisarza i większość jego tekstów została napisana w języku ukraińskim. Więc pisze on faktycznie o Ukrainie, a nie o Polsce, tylko że wschodniej
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz Song was written in XIX c. when there wasn't even Poland. And song itself was written by polish-ukrainian composer. This song is a beautiful example of polish-ukrainian unity in past and this friendship is worth to be cultivating today :)
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz Po 1, Ukraina nie jest regionem. Na Ukraine składa się wiele regionów np. Podole, Zaporoże, Donbas. Po 2 wikipedia jest bardzo złym źródłem informacji i jeśli tylko na niej budujesz swoją opinię to radzę zmienić postawę. Nie jest to w żadnym stopniu obiektywne źródło, bo informacje może tam publikować każdy, a przede wszystkim robią to osoby posiadające zerową wiedzę w danym temacie. Za autora tekstu nadal (pomimo kontrowersji) uznaje się Tomasza Padurę, który napisał tekst w jęz. polskim, ale sam siebie uważał za „pieśniarza kozackiego” i tworzył głownie w oparciu o ukraińską kulturę. Także uznanie pieśni „Hej Sokoły” za polską jest błędne, jest to raczej pieśń polsko-ukraińska, a nazywanie Ukrainy „regionem Polski” jest tak samo bez sensowne jak nazwanie Polski „regionem Rosji”, bo przecież Polska była niegdyś pod rosyjskim zaborem
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz 1. Rosja nie jest i nigdy nie była regionem, podobnie jak Polska nie jest i nigdy nie była regionem. Z definicji region to obszar o określonych cechach krajobrazowych, etnograficznych lub gospodarczych (źródło: Słownik jęz. polskiego PWN). Ani Polska, ani Rosja, ani też Ukraina nie jest jednolita krajobrazowo, etnograficznie lub gospodarczo. 2. Wikipedia nie jest obiektywnym źródłem informacji. Podawane tam przypisy nie zawsze (właściwie prawie nigdy) odnoszą się do naukowego lub napisanego przez eksperta artykułu, bądź badania, a zazwyczaj linki tam podawane prowadzą do zwyczajnych artykułów, np. pisanych w gazetach lokalnych. Na własnym przykładzie (pomimo tego, że to dowód anegdotyczny) mogę pokazać nieobiektywność niektórych redaktorów Wikipedii. Zamieściłem poprawkę dotyczącą nazwy danej miejscowości, a poprawka ta została początkowo odrzucona i podparta fałszywym argumentem odnoszącym się do historii tego miasteczka. Na szczęście zmiana dokonana przeze mnie, została ostatecznie zatwierdzona przez innego redaktora, który słusznie pouczył tego pierwszego o tym, że opiera się on na fałszywych informacjach. 3. Jest to zupełna nie prawda. Padura pochodzi ze wschodnio-centralnego Podola. Tak się składa, że moi rodzice to Polscy repatrianci z tych terenów. Ojciec pochodzi z czysto polskiej rodziny natomiast matka z rodziny polsko-ukraińskiej i mogę zapewnić, że region ten zupełnie nie jest miejscem kulturowo związanym z Polską. Tamtejsi mieszkańcy uważali się za Ukraińców (Rusinów) jeszcze za czasów Rzeczpospolitej, a Polacy żyjący tam pochodzili głównie z regionów Polskich (głównie Małopolska i Podkarpacie), a tutaj przyjeżdżali oni ze względów zarobkowych. Po rozbiorach społeczeństwo polskie zostało w dużej części zdominowane przez Ukraińców, przez co często wracali w swoje rodzinne strony lub wyjeżdżali za granicę (głównie po powstaniach). Na szczęście moja rodzina zachowała swoją Polskość, jednak większość tych, którzy pozostali, zukrainizowali się (m.in. przez popularność Ukrainy jako motywu twórców romantycznych) i podobnie było z Tomaszem Padurą. Ze względu na jego fascynację romantyzmem i polsko-ukraińskie korzenie, wypierał on Polskość i przyjął postać „pieśniarza kozackiego”, który wędrując po wsiach śpiewał ukraińskie dumki. Fakt tego, że Podole jest silnie ukraińskie możemy zobaczyć również na kartach historii. To tam przebiegało większość bitew powstań kozackich, to stamtąd pochodziło wielu kozaków, to tam były tworzone tymczasowe stolice URL i to stamtąd, a konkretnie z Winnicy, wyruszyła Wyprawa Kijowska, która miała być marszem ku wyzwoleniu Ukrainy. To tam doszło do przywitania Józefa Piłsudzkiego przez Symona Petlurę, który przybył jako polski gość, na Ukrainę. Ze względu na pochodzenie, od wielu lat interesuję się polsko-ukraińskimi stosunkami na wielu płaszczyznach. Swojego czasu zgłębiałem również temat pieśni „Hej Sokoły” i jestem w stanie śmiało powiedzieć, że nazywanie jej pieśnią polską jest przejawem ignorancji lub nie zgłębienia tematu. W jej przypadku powinno się raczej używać sformułowania polsko-ukraińska pieśń ludowa.
i love how united the world is now, I'm a brazilian, here because of the book "drive your plow over the bones of the dead" by Olga Tokarczuk. Great book, great song ❤🇧🇷
Im an Asian-American living in the deep south. Listened to this song so many times where I can properly pronounce 90% of the words and can sing the entire song. The first time I did I was trying to sing along. 🇵🇱
Wątpię, że wymawiasz te słowa poprawnie, pewnie ci się tylko wydaje. Słyszałam paru Amerykanów próbujących mówić po polsku i brzmią ohydnie, szczególnie amerykański akcent w polskim.
im from italy and this hits diffrent i remember as a kid when i was in poland for 2 seconds for a stop over flight to france so techincally that makes me polish... this is so sugei.
Cieszę się że ludzie z innych państw słuchają również naszych piosenek ludowych I'm glad people from other countries are also listening to our folk songs
Despite being from Poland I never realized that "somewhere by the black water"(as it is literally sung in Polish) refer to the Black Sea and I don't know how I never made this connection my whole life until now... It seems so obvious
Meanwhile I didn't realise that the song talks about a girl even though it repeats "dziewczyna" many times and it's one of the words I know. :/ Polish is hard.
I am American, but I grew up with a traditional Polish grandpa and mother and was raised always being told we were polacks lol, but I am very proud of being Polish. The language died in my family after a few generations and only a few cuss words like gówno and pierdolić remain. But I wanna reintroduce the language in my family and I now know this song by heart and can pronounce all the words just fine lol so I am one step closer! 🇵🇱 Also all luck and best wishes to my Ukrainian brothers and sisters out there, please stay as safe as you possibly can.
I'm doing the same in my family my great grandfather and great great grandparents are from Polska and I've been learning the Languge and traditions and food too.
@Coopun It was common for immigrants not to teach their native language to their children once they came to America, especially if they were born in America after they came over like my 3rd Grandfather who's parents came over from Poland but taught him little Polish and similarly with my 3rd Great Grandma who didn't know much French despite her parents coming from France. Also the words for mother and father in Polish are Matka (Mother) and Ojciec (Father). Have a nice day!
Poland is immortal thanks to the blood and sacrifice of Polish Saints/Martyrs such as Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, Captain Witold Pilecki and many others. As for Ukraine, the Ukrainians unfortunately decided to follow the path of psychopathic bloodthirsty criminals-genociders like Bandera and Shukhevych. I see no hope for Ukrainians.
happy Kherson liberation! Wishing well to all the families who can finally see their loved ones again as well as those in still-occupied areas who can't.
My grandfather was born in Poland, he married a girl living in Ukraine, he fought the russians during the interwar period. Then both moved out of Poland before WW2. I don't understand a single word of the language, but I am Polish and so fricking proud of it.
I can understand about 50% of polish language but I want to learn it, it sounds beautiful. My great grandfather was from Poland 🇵🇱, he married Ukrainian 🇺🇦, my grandmother also knows polish.
Polak Węgier dwa bratanki I do szabli, i do szklanki Edit: that means Poland and Hungary are very good mates 'I do szablii' means they were fighting together with other threats, and 'i do szklanki' means drinking 🍺 And "I
WHY CANT I STOP LISTENING TO THIS I SWEAR THIS SONG IS PERFECT FOR ANY SITUATION; FOR GAMING, FOR DRAWING, FOR STUDYING, AND I DONT EVEN SPEAK POLISH JUST HOW?!?!?!?
@@rffgxbtod4223 kurwa zastanawiasz się co ty pierdolisz? To tak samo jakbyś mówił że mordy w Auschwitz, Bełżcu, na Majdanku, Treblince, Dachau i innych strasznych miejscach wydarzyły się bardzo dawno i teraz trzeba kochać niemcy bo tak i najlepiej zapomnieć o tym
As a Russian, I can say that this is the first Polish song that I can understand with almost no translation. That's cool for me, because I want to learn Polish.
As someone from the US I’m trying to learn Russian then probably polish. I kind of see some similarities in language, mostly pronunciation, probably because they are from the same Slavic ancestors. I’m not too big on learning German (which is surprisingly popular to learn here) maybe eventually in life but not soon.
I really love Hungary from Poland 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺 Overall Hungarians are amazing! Many people might think your language is weird but I listened some Hungarian songs/folks/anthems and I really love your language
Stay strong Ukraine, and Hold The Line Poland! Autocrats come and go, but cultures last much, much longer. May Ukraine and Poland remain free and sovereign for generations to come!
Even the most powerful empires reduce to dust , the glories of kings and rulers become less worthy by time. But The courage, struggle and love will be passed on to the generations, unchanged with the brutish time.
Satutes to Great Lehistan and its proud people from Türkiye! When you did not have your place in the maps those you saved from us. You were always on our maps and minds, never forget! One of our most hoborable enemies in the past. Reliable friends in the future. ❤️🇹🇷
beautiful language and song может быть русских и поляков нельзя назвать братьями,но я всегда буду любить эту прекрасную страну и этот великолепный язык♥ upd:im still love Poland♥
Ancient civilizations Cucuteni-Tripillia... 🇷🇴🇦🇩🤝🇺🇦🇵🇱 💙💛 💛💙 ❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸 Слава Украïни! Glory to Ukraine! Victorie Ukrainei! Moarte lui putler si oricarui ruzz violator de prunci! Moarte ruzzilor!
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So basically in this song he says that he likes Ukraine more than his gf
He only simps for Ukraine
@@elcompagenito3250 would you simp for me 👉🏼 🇺🇦👈🏼 ??
Nationalism is a decent substitute for love, can confirm
Tbh, don't we all?
Who doesn't?
I'm Czech. We sing this sometimes while drunk.
Doesn’t Czechia have the highest amount of beer drunk/capita? This song must be belting out everywhere!
Let the rest of Kraków join you friends Slava
Russia very strong
@@marionagel2919 Kiev. Don't get it? Putin didn't it either.
@@asdfasdfasdfasdf246 no xd no
I'm American, I know not a single word in Polish, but this song was so beautiful that i tried to sing along
Don't lie, You must know of "Kurwa"
Me too
I only knew a few polish words
@@barrenbillion9889 I do lol
There is an english version , hope that helps :>
As a Czech, i would say that i love polish songs
I'm polish and I love Czech songs. Karel kryl, morituri te salutant. Love that style
W moim ogródecku je taky super, polština se tak hezky poslochá 🇵🇱🇨🇿
Ja też.
😂 polish singing about Ukrainian cosacs! Funny! They fought polish back in 1500th!!
this one is kinda Ukrainian
I'm simple Bulgarian
I see brother's slavic song and I press like instantly
Благодарность
Thank you slavic brother
Sława from poland 🇵🇱❤️🇧🇬
@@Hago_official Nie ma za co bracie :)) ja uczyć się języka polskiego, no mój polski jest bardzo zły
@@bozhidarmarinov2184 o co ci hodzi twuj polski jest lepszy od mojego
Thanks a lot and love to Bulgaria, beautiful and proud Balcan country
Girlfriend is temporary
Ukraine is forever
reject girlfriend return to ukraine
Russia: Hold my vodka
@@adamzalabai none gives a shit about Russia
@@user-mj8gv8pl7v rude
@@mauroicardi5004 polish vodka is better anyway
Awesome song !!
Greetings from France to all my polish brothers 🇵🇱❤️🇫🇷
🇦🇲♥️🇨🇵🇵🇱
🇫🇷❤️🇵🇱
I polish, i maybe be proud? I need to thank, i don't know but i see respect for poland. I know, is polish songs beatifull. Hey hey, sukouly.
@@Ytilorpok_kom as a french man you should defininetly be proud to be polish, you have great history, people, language, songs... love poland
@@axo_lolt4083 I'm proud of being polish. You say is we have great peoples, but it's hard to call Poland a nation. I know, is look for songs, but Poland is a country made of cardboard and a bit of saliva. There are currently three parties in power, because that's how many opposition needed before October 15 to govern seats in the Sejm, these parties are: Civic Platform, the Left, and the Third Way, and the third way includes parties - the Polish People's Party, and Poland 2050. Last year's elections, on the other hand, were lost by the Law and Justice party and the Confederation. Both parties are far-right. Interestingly, Law and Justice ruled for a long time, from 2015 to 2023. The then Prime Minister "Mateusz Morawiecki" extended the date of the elections in such a way that the current government was sworn in on 11 December instead of 5 November. On 13 December, changes were made in the state television, which is now independent, but unfortunately the right-wing scum was left with the right-wing television "TV Republic". There, Poles are still being told how good Mateusz was, how good the right wing is, what a bad current government is, and the polls make it clear that someone really believes in it.These right-wing parties have a combined 42 percent support in the polls. This is terrible for me as a Pole. In the current ruling coalition, a pseudo scandal has been made so that those who voted for the right wing voted for, let's say, the third way. Well, the right wing may have lost 4 percent of its support, but it's still nothing. Oh, and I forgot, in Poland we have very strong separarists, they are Silesians. The truth is that since the partitions Poles have not been united. As a Pole, I don't know what would have to happen for Poles to unite. In Poland, it is as if we have 3 nations. Highlanders, Silesians, and Poles. And the families, so to speak, are illustrative, there are so many of them that you can't count on your fingers. In summary: Not Poles, but at most Slovaks, because that's the only thing these 35 million people have in common.
My grandparetns are polish. I was raised with the same values they held. God bless Poland, from America.
God bless America from Poland❤
Should I buy globus Polski when I go to Wrocław or Gdańsk (or Sopot) when I go to Poland
@@Inset_tomato yes
@@Dingus-ud3xb alright I’ll get my visa ready
@@Inset_tomato if you live in the EU you don't need Visa to be with us
Am I polish? No
Do I or can I sing? No
Did I find myself trying to sing along with the best of my abilities that I learned from duolingo? YES, BECAUSE THIS IS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL
Same, I started to learn polish too haha
@@SamuelePessotto oh so cool! I hope you will be able to keep it up longer than the one week I was able to do ‘:)
Let's work on it!
OH MY GOD POLISH DUOLINGO LEARNERS! FINALLY!
Am I polish? Yes
Do I or can I sing? Yes
Did I find myself trying to sing along with the best of my abilities that i learned from duolingo? No because i already can sing it.
I'm simple Hungaryan
I' see Poland
I' click and like
I'm a simple Pole
I see anything involving Hungary
I click and like
My brain 0.00000001 seconds later:
Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki
I do szabli, I do szklanki!...
Love from Polska🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
@@klaudiajenek3135 POZDROWENIA Z WĘGRY ! NIECH ŻYJĄ POLSKA, I WĘGRY ! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺
@@ferenckavarnyik2374 Pozdrowienia z Polski, nasi drodzy przyjaciele! NIECH ŻYJĄ POLSKA I WĘNGRY!!! 🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
Respect from Brasil to Hungary and Poland, catholic nations, responsible for the conservation and endurance of the european culture.
I respect you
Im finnish and i was at Gdańsk jarmark saint dominics fair festival. I was eating icecream and i heard that there was a karaoke and they were singing this song. I imideattly recognized it and went to sing with all people. It was very fun
Terveisiä Suomesta
Nádherná písnička! Pozdravy z Česka🇨🇿❤️🇵🇱
Česka 🇵🇱♥️🇨🇿
jestem polakiem i mm na i mię filip mucha jak czeski piłkaż i dlate go kocham czech i płkę nożną ale tez kocham czech za ich język chlebiam taki komentarzy zukm oznacza poczesku spi##dala
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Pozdrowienia dla ciebie słowiański bracie. Piosenka jest polska, zaś Czesi i tak zrozumieją przesłanie owej pieśni.
Teacher: We're going to Ukraine!
Girls: Where is it?
Boys: No please no I don't want to grow another arm!
The Polish Kid:
Imagine your teacher actually saying that
Actually, I am polish from Ukraine, and third arm is very useful when you make pierogi
Johann Greber lol
@@johanngreber9030, pierogi is pie? Btw, hello from Ukraine.
@@vonkarma3028 Nie, to jest wareniki w jęnzyku ukraińskim. Це вареники українською мовою.
Me and the boys marching home after saving Vienna like:
Poles didn't save Vienna for austrians but in order to not have more borders with ottomans
@@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028 yes and we all knew that? theres no friendship between countries. but they still saved vienna for whatever reason
@@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028 poland was obligated to help in case of ottoman attack but ok
And then at last WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
@@wojciechleonsuchoparte1028 they still saved it
From Ukraine with deepest warm feelings to Poland!!! Love you all brothers !!!))))
Appriciate it, fellow !
Bądźcie silni!Polska jest z wami bracia🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦
Thanks our brothers from Poland.❤
@@BakambolViva Poland
Your government seems to love Germany more.
I am Polish-Ukrainian born and raised in Georgia. I learned this song on a project and now I sing it everywhere
Georgia Tbilisi? or Georgia Atlanta?
Im from poland! Glad you like it :)
@@thalys1015Tbilisi
This song is one of my favorite Polish folk songs.
Yeah, I was waiting so long for this song to be a video.
W moim ogródecku, Czerwone Jagody 👌🏼
Now it's one of my favorites, too! :P
@@Fakeall10 true
*polish-ukrainian
Brain: Are you sleeping?
Me: Yeah, shut up now.
Brain:
*_HEJ HEJ HEJ SOKOLY, OMIJAJCIE, GORY, LASY DOLY_*
*dzwoń, dzwoń dzwoń dzwoneczku*
@JUSTIN FONG HENG LOK Moe i dont understand that joke, maybe cuz im slav :/
@@nanuk1334 Moj stepowy skowronecku
No.. you can keep on going...
It is very complex, very historical, and very, very beautiful 🇨🇦🇵🇱🇺🇦
Herebly sent regards from poland, stay safe brother 🇨🇦 🇵🇱 🇺🇦
Uts Polish.
I randomly remembered this song and im grateful I did
This Song it's to good to be forgotten
This song hits different now
> comment mentioning the start of the Ukraine war
> 1 month ago
;-;
@@someonerandom704 Serious bruh
> comment mentioning the start of the Ukraine war
> 2 years ago
;-;
Do you mean because of the war?
I'll never forget when I went back to Poland and someone was playing this on violin in public, it felt like heaven
My Babcia (Grandmother / Grandma) and my Dziadek (Grandfather / Grandpa) moved to Australia from Poland in the 60’s and this song just helps me feel more connected to my people and I’m glad I came across it.
Well, I'm Vietnamese and I can speak several languages. I love learning a new language. Polish is one of my favorite languages, probably through this song. I've played this song 20 times and I still love it, it still captivates me. I think Poland is a beautiful country but I can't go there yet. Maybe I'll go to Poland when there's no more Corona. Hope the relationship between Vietnam and Poland gets better and better. And say hello to Poland from Vietnam
Got any tips to learning new languages fast? I'm American, so learning other languages isn't something I'm very good at.
@@1911dawg I dont know. Others say I have a gift for learning foreign languages. I think you need to study very hard, communicate with foreign friends
@@viridd254 I need some foreign freinds
Polish people love you and your vietnamese food ♥️
@@1911dawg
It really depends. But one of the things that helped me learn languages fast is to first learn the basics (grammatical structure, common phrases etc.) and then just get as much contact with the language as possible. I have been able to learn
Dutch this way, and I'm also currently learning Japanese and German in this way. I have also tried to learn Greek, Latin, French and Spanish, but they didn't go too well. As you are American, I recommend learning a Germanic language, as English is from this family as well. But then again, it's up to you.
Singers of this version is a group called Pikkardiyska Tertsiya from Lviv
At this concert, a Ukrainian and Polish version of the song was sung.
The author are polish and himself wrote the Ukrainian and Polish versions.
Song about Rzecz Pospolita times.
;)
А можеш сказати де мені послухати український варіянт від ПТ?
@@walemaa5631 Без проблем.
czcams.com/video/ZmClImoZ04Y/video.html
@Консерватор Артур Чудин Йо
@@stanislavivball а когда именно она была написана? Интересно, строчки "як умру то поховайте" это совпадение или сознательная вставка
@@user-oz8kp8xq9g Наиболее распространённая версия о 19 веке.
(Но никто точно не знает, это всё легенды)
i visited poland 2 week ago and it was awesome. the citys where i visited is wrotlav and lubin both of them were really awesome. love from turkey
As a German/Pole, that sadly never got to explore his polish roots since my father died very young, I still feel extremely connected to this wonderful language and country!
Polish means foolish
Im 100% Polish and i love German beautifull Girl from Norymberga - name Caroline.😊
Her eyes, body and hair is so sweet
Part of my family comes from Germany or Austria, not sure. I'm proud of it, i have a beautiful german surname, but in todays times, I don't like german goverment and EU(the way they dictate things to happen in Poland wihtout our will to it.)
This song sounds even harder those days...
Love Poland from Hungary 🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺
@Natalyaaa thank you köszi 🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺
🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
Pozdrawiamy Was Bracia
Love Hungary from Poland🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱
It's so butiful polish friends!🇭🇺🤝🇵🇱❤️
I don't want to talk about politics and history now, I just want to say that this is a very beautiful song, with love from Russia.
Ukrainians now can see all your "russian love". DO SOMETHING TO STOP THE WAR IF YOU ARE RUSSIAN
@@user-cn7om4rz1b to then get arrested?
I don't must to do something if it's not in my opportunity or if it will make my situation way more worse. That's because if I'll get arrested(I'm Russian too) - Ukrainians won't save me from the prison or other punishment.
@@user-cn7om4rz1b скажи это немцу в нацисткой Германии или итальянцу в Фашисткой Италии. Вот такая же у них была возможность остановить режим, который промыл всей стране мозги.
@@user-cn7om4rz1b You probably wouldn't have done anything if Ukraine was the agressor
@@fz7091Бо Україна не була б агресором
This is the most beautiful rendition so far. Thank you. And skål from Norway!
Polish or Ukrainian this song is Beautiful
🇵🇱🇺🇦
Grand Admiral Bencardd ?
@@grandadmiralbencardd9452 USSR defeated Germany very well.
@@leboyneski5464 the USSR would do much much worse if the Greek rebels didn't do work even Stalin admitted it
@Slender Man It is the truth, read up on Polish history first.
Jan Sobieski of what?
Guy: *THE ONLY ONE I WILL SIMP FOR IS MY BELOVED UKRAINE!!!*
Man this is a whole new cereal energy.
@@mruwuowo4599 eat your cereal comerade
@@elcompagenito3250 Да
@@vasjrgatsis13 That I will, thank you Billy.
Begone
*THOT*
«Лучше быть ненавидимым за то, кто ты есть, чем быть любимым за то, кем ты не являешься»
― Андре Жид, «Осенние листья»
Andre “Жид» haahahah
То есть ты сам признал тот факт, что росияне это скот
Осталось только что бы это признали все росияне, ибо нет смысла в твоём высере, если они не понимают за что их ненавидят
Święte słowa.
Respect to the poles from UK 🇬🇧❤🇵🇱
🇭🇷 here understand 80-90% love Poland our Slavic brothers from the north and our Ukrainian brothers from the east🇭🇷❤️🇵🇱🇺🇦
Greetings bro
You have beatiful country ♥️
Sorry for polish tourists :( ahahah
@@abadzak8070 Mah,you guys are always welcome. We have a similar song here,it goes,"Call just call all falcons will give their lives for you".
Greetings from Ukraine 🇺🇦🇵🇱🇭🇷
I am Ukrainian
@@alexanderukraine7208 good to see you here Ukrainan friend
I am from Brazil and I am descended from Polish 🇧🇷🇵🇱🇵🇱🇧🇷
Meu deus, Br está em todos os lugares! 🇧🇷
@@derniercaesar5319 Realmente kkkkkkk
Viva a independência da República rio grandense
@@ericl1671 Não 👍
@@pedrodegane2200 Brasil tá uma merda pq foi governado por um Pedro
The amount of times I have listened to this song is unhealthy
Я українка з польським корінням. Дуже люблю цю пісню, ми її співаємо українською часто.
Сердечно дякую вам, брати-поляки за все, що ви для нас зробили і робите в такий стражденний і страшний для нас час . Слава польському народові!❤🙏
Слава Україні і нашим ЗСУ!❤🙏
Chwała bohaterom! Bóg nas, Polaków, i Ukraińców błogosławi!
Pekná to pieseň! Pozdravujem zo Slovenska 🇸🇰🇵🇱
haha jestem z polski i wszystko zrozumiałem
Dziękujemy i pozdrawiamy z Polski
Pozdrawiem
🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱🇸🇰
Pozdrawiam Słowację!!!
Love to Poland from Greece 🇬🇷🇵🇱
and back with love from PL ;)
Remember me ? :)
@@mertylmaz9757 OH no the Ottoman Empire KURWA
@@Samu_Shimo_von_Nordiancika >:)
Ακριβωςς
Jakožto Čech, tuhle písničku miluju. Sláva Slovanům!
As a Czech, I love this song. Glory to slavs!
Je suis français et ; si je n'en comprend pas les paroles , cette chanson me transcende tout de même ; elle m'emporte au dessue du monde ; ainsi , je tien a remercier ces peuple de crée de tel merveilles : Merci .
ça s'appelle l'Europe ou culture européenne. Faut la préserver.
This song hits harder now
My favorite Polish folk song.
Poland Hungary brothers forever 💪🏻 💪🏻 🙏
🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
@@IvoPivo1 🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱
In 1920 and 1922 Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue an orphan. Japan used 73,000 people to rescue 765 Polish orphans. More than 3000 Japanese have died in Siberia.Japan has spent more than $10 million in salvage for orphans. The youngest orphan was a one-year-old girl. Almost all Japanese donated money to save the orphans. Japan loves Poland.
@@takeru2702 and Poland loves Japan
polish slavs,hungarian urals
My daughter introduced me to this song, which has now become an earworm for me (demmit) but as a singer, I can definitely learn things just by copying the sounds. And now I'm learning a little polish! LOL
@Anty-Marksista I have to hear them to repeat them lol I'm a parrot, not a language savant
why am I crying, I'm not even Ukraine or Polish, such a strong heart and song. Godl bless all
In Ukraine we call it TUESDAY.
I don't think any one of you know how grateful i am to have decided to click on this video when it was recommended to me.
I have never heard a more beautiful song. Because, weirdly, when i was a kid who didn't understand english, this is how i expected European mothers would sound like, singing to their children.
One of my Favorite songs!! Pozdravy zo Slovenska 🇸🇰❤️🇵🇱🇺🇦
Pozdrav z Poľska! 🇵🇱♥️🇸🇰 Milujem Slovensko
@@_to.lubuskie. Pozdrowienia ze Słowacji! Kocham polske przyjacielu
Привіт з України 🇺🇦❤🇸🇰
@@cestmoitransportation Pozdrav zo Slovenska 🇸🇰❤️🇺🇦
🇨🇿
I'm Brazilian, had so much fun alongside Polish and Ucranians while singing this song... oooooo the best days of my life were on the same table as these guys... Times will get better
As Ukrainian I was singing with my fellas this song before russian invasion in 2022. It so masterpiece! Brings your battle spirit higher! 💪🏻 It is Polish-Ukrainian national song. We have more common than differences. Glory to Poland 🇵🇱❤️ with love from 🇺🇦 Sokoly, nie pozwola wrogowi przejsc dalej!
I'm not even 1% Polish in blood but I would die for this country with pride.
foda
thx mate
@@pizdaglizda Brazil
@@bruno0898 nice country!
love Brazil from Poland 🇵🇱♥️🇧🇷
I'm 100% Polish, speaking Polish, following Polish religions, understanding all Slavic languages, following Polish traditions, following Polish culture and I want to fucking die for this country.
After the invasion of Ukraine, this just hits different.
especially this part
żal, żal, ża dziewczyną
za zieloną Ukrainą
żal, żal, serce płacze
już jej więcej nie zobaczę
:(
Вітаю польських друзів :)
З Києва
@@user-gl7qx1ww6r :(
Мы победим 🇺🇦
@@LangThoughts shut up
I am Croatian but I love this song, Poland in general. Slavic brothers forever🇭🇷❤🇵🇱
~Pozdrav iz Hrvatske
wszystkiego dobrego dla braci i sióstr z Chorwacji, uwielbiam Was !!!!
Također, sve najbolje za našu braću Poljake i sestre Poljakinje. Volimo vas!
I am American but my great grandparents were from Croatia, my sister has been and says it is a beautiful country. Slava Ukraini!
@@josephparkhurst1431 That's great! Croatia really is a beautiful country and you should definitely visit it too.
-Podrav iz Hrvatske
Thanks
Thanks for video. It feels energetic and motivated for Poland. I will visit Poland in my lifetime and fell a love with polish culture.
i can't stop listening to this
Ja też!!!!
where are you from
@@worldclassyoutuber2085 Rosja. Ale jestem Polką.
@SursumCordaVivatRzplita Wrócę wiosną na pewno! Bardzo tęsknię:-(((((
"Polish Folk Song"
*Sings about how much he loves and misses Ukraine and his girl*
Because in Ukraine there are "Kresy", the Polish source of romanticism
well it is in Polish and is sung by Polish people and not by Ukrainians (traditionally)
@Błażej Skotnicki 100% agree. At that time, Poles generally perceived Ukraine more as a region or territory, just like Podhale or Podolia
@Błażej Skotnickiwhen was this song written
@Błażej Skotnicki ok
I'm ukrainian. Never wanted to listen polish music so hard. Thank you very much for your help.
We are with You
@@MagdaDiary ❤
@@MagdaDiary Who's we?
It is actually Ukrainian song😅
@@user-zq5zg9qd6e Its actually Polish song created on nowdays territory of Ukraine
Яка краса! Привіт полякам від братів українців! Дякую за підтримку!
🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱
Zawsze proszę)
🌾🌻🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱🌻🌾
Честно, я когда изучал историю славян так и не разобрался в какой момент они стали нам братьями 🤔. Возможно я что-то упустил, но по истории мы все время воевали. Их язык к слову не менее интересен. Тот же украинский, но с излишком звука "ш" и на латыни.
WOŁYŃ 1943
@@WojciechNitecki Пробачити і бути пробаченним.
Коли говорить про Волинь, не забувайте згадувати чим була викликана ненависть до поляків в той момент. Сотні років польського гніту над православними українцями, знущання над українською культурою, знищення української нації.
Beautiful song!!! Love from Portugal!
because of the recent events this hit differently
This is my favorite version of Hej Sokoly
Hey falcon
I am Ukrainian and Ukraine version is better
@@alexanderukraine7208 nope
@@alexanderukraine7208 slava ukraina
@@joemamaobama6863 heroyam slava
Jestem Ukrainką i nigdy nie komunikowałam się z Polakami, ale po wojnie bardzo chcę do Was przyjechać i się poznać. Jesteście naszymi prawdziwymi braćmi, a nie ci, którzy to wszędzie wykrzykiwali. Dziękuję wspaniałym Polakom za wspieranie naszego kraju. Zawsze będziemy pamiętać twój czyn!
Nie znam polskiego, tylko ukraiński, ale całkowicie rozumiem tę piosenkę. Z miłością z Ukrainy!
Przepraszam za błędy, przetłumaczyłem w Google).
@SursumCordaVivatRzplita Myślę, że na pewno będą. Byliśmy znacznie bliżej niż myśleliśmy wcześniej. ❤
I hope Ukraine is safe and peaceful.
@@user-ls2zl8nx5n We also hope that it will be safe, but even now I am writing to you and we have an air raid alert (.
Oh, please, I wish you good luck
@@user-ls2zl8nx5n It's all right, the siren is over and we're holding on.
Every time I try to read Polish, it reaches out and punches me in the face.
Its more like Polish-Ukrainian song, not only polish. Slava bratia.
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz po 1 to nigdy nie była “regionem” Polski. Po 2 to piosenka napisana przez polsko-ukraińskiego pisarza i większość jego tekstów została napisana w języku ukraińskim. Więc pisze on faktycznie o Ukrainie, a nie o Polsce, tylko że wschodniej
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz Song was written in XIX c. when there wasn't even Poland. And song itself was written by polish-ukrainian composer. This song is a beautiful example of polish-ukrainian unity in past and this friendship is worth to be cultivating
today :)
Polish-Rusyn/ruthenian.
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz Po 1, Ukraina nie jest regionem. Na Ukraine składa się wiele regionów np. Podole, Zaporoże, Donbas.
Po 2 wikipedia jest bardzo złym źródłem informacji i jeśli tylko na niej budujesz swoją opinię to radzę zmienić postawę. Nie jest to w żadnym stopniu obiektywne źródło, bo informacje może tam publikować każdy, a przede wszystkim robią to osoby posiadające zerową wiedzę w danym temacie.
Za autora tekstu nadal (pomimo kontrowersji) uznaje się Tomasza Padurę, który napisał tekst w jęz. polskim, ale sam siebie uważał za „pieśniarza kozackiego” i tworzył głownie w oparciu o ukraińską kulturę. Także uznanie pieśni „Hej Sokoły” za polską jest błędne, jest to raczej pieśń polsko-ukraińska, a nazywanie Ukrainy „regionem Polski” jest tak samo bez sensowne jak nazwanie Polski „regionem Rosji”, bo przecież Polska była niegdyś pod rosyjskim zaborem
@Jakub Michalak-Palarz 1. Rosja nie jest i nigdy nie była regionem, podobnie jak Polska nie jest i nigdy nie była regionem. Z definicji region to obszar o określonych cechach krajobrazowych, etnograficznych lub gospodarczych (źródło: Słownik jęz. polskiego PWN). Ani Polska, ani Rosja, ani też Ukraina nie jest jednolita krajobrazowo, etnograficznie lub gospodarczo.
2. Wikipedia nie jest obiektywnym źródłem informacji. Podawane tam przypisy nie zawsze (właściwie prawie nigdy) odnoszą się do naukowego lub napisanego przez eksperta artykułu, bądź badania, a zazwyczaj linki tam podawane prowadzą do zwyczajnych artykułów, np. pisanych w gazetach lokalnych.
Na własnym przykładzie (pomimo tego, że to dowód anegdotyczny) mogę pokazać nieobiektywność niektórych redaktorów Wikipedii. Zamieściłem poprawkę dotyczącą nazwy danej miejscowości, a poprawka ta została początkowo odrzucona i podparta fałszywym argumentem odnoszącym się do historii tego miasteczka. Na szczęście zmiana dokonana przeze mnie, została ostatecznie zatwierdzona przez innego redaktora, który słusznie pouczył tego pierwszego o tym, że opiera się on na fałszywych informacjach.
3. Jest to zupełna nie prawda. Padura pochodzi ze wschodnio-centralnego Podola. Tak się składa, że moi rodzice to Polscy repatrianci z tych terenów. Ojciec pochodzi z czysto polskiej rodziny natomiast matka z rodziny polsko-ukraińskiej i mogę zapewnić, że region ten zupełnie nie jest miejscem kulturowo związanym z Polską. Tamtejsi mieszkańcy uważali się za Ukraińców (Rusinów) jeszcze za czasów Rzeczpospolitej, a Polacy żyjący tam pochodzili głównie z regionów Polskich (głównie Małopolska i Podkarpacie), a tutaj przyjeżdżali oni ze względów zarobkowych. Po rozbiorach społeczeństwo polskie zostało w dużej części zdominowane przez Ukraińców, przez co często wracali w swoje rodzinne strony lub wyjeżdżali za granicę (głównie po powstaniach). Na szczęście moja rodzina zachowała swoją Polskość, jednak większość tych, którzy pozostali, zukrainizowali się (m.in. przez popularność Ukrainy jako motywu twórców romantycznych) i podobnie było z Tomaszem Padurą. Ze względu na jego fascynację romantyzmem i polsko-ukraińskie korzenie, wypierał on Polskość i przyjął postać „pieśniarza kozackiego”, który wędrując po wsiach śpiewał ukraińskie dumki.
Fakt tego, że Podole jest silnie ukraińskie możemy zobaczyć również na kartach historii. To tam przebiegało większość bitew powstań kozackich, to stamtąd pochodziło wielu kozaków, to tam były tworzone tymczasowe stolice URL i to stamtąd, a konkretnie z Winnicy, wyruszyła Wyprawa Kijowska, która miała być marszem ku wyzwoleniu Ukrainy. To tam doszło do przywitania Józefa Piłsudzkiego przez Symona Petlurę, który przybył jako polski gość, na Ukrainę.
Ze względu na pochodzenie, od wielu lat interesuję się polsko-ukraińskimi stosunkami na wielu płaszczyznach. Swojego czasu zgłębiałem również temat pieśni „Hej Sokoły” i jestem w stanie śmiało powiedzieć, że nazywanie jej pieśnią polską jest przejawem ignorancji lub nie zgłębienia tematu. W jej przypadku powinno się raczej używać sformułowania polsko-ukraińska pieśń ludowa.
🇺🇦🤝🇵🇱
We will never forget your help in these dire times Polish bros :)
You meet real friend in bad times🤝
Right back at you
Russia win
@@kingdomofsiam6895 russia losing nobody care russian kremlin propaganda
@@kingdomofsiam6895 no
i love how united the world is now, I'm a brazilian, here because of the book "drive your plow over the bones of the dead" by Olga Tokarczuk. Great book, great song ❤🇧🇷
Im an Asian-American living in the deep south.
Listened to this song so many times where I can properly pronounce 90% of the words and can sing the entire song.
The first time I did I was trying to sing along.
🇵🇱
Wątpię, że wymawiasz te słowa poprawnie, pewnie ci się tylko wydaje. Słyszałam paru Amerykanów próbujących mówić po polsku i brzmią ohydnie, szczególnie amerykański akcent w polskim.
@@user-yb8nv3sb6u Yeah you're right. I probably cant pronounce most of the words.
@@GateOfHeavenlyPeace Nah don't worry you might get some wrong but this song is easy to pronounce.
greetings from Italy, Polish music is the best. 🇵🇱❤️
I don’t usually like romantic-type songs, but this one... this one gets an exception
It’s more about love for the land/country than the girl tbh
@@lukasz1154 fair enough
this is a half-romatic song bc ahhh i think even 1-10 romantic song
@@lukasz1154 ziz dude is right
@@lukasz1154 Chad Ukrainian soldier
im from italy and this hits diffrent i remember as a kid when i was in poland for 2 seconds for a stop over flight to france so techincally that makes me polish... this is so sugei.
Cieszę się że ludzie z innych państw słuchają również naszych piosenek ludowych
I'm glad people from other countries are also listening to our folk songs
What a song !
Greetings from Brazil ! 🇧🇷🇵🇱🇺🇦
Sopa do macaco 🤑👊
This is so so so beautiful!
Love from Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇵🇱
and 🇬🇷❤️🇺🇦 for the girl!
love Greece from Poland 🇵🇱💞🇬🇷
Love Greece from Ukraine 🇺🇦💙🇬🇷
Love Greece from Turkey🇹🇷❤️🇬🇷
Love Greece from Azerbaijan
Love Greece from Serbia🇷🇸💓🇬🇷
I first remember reading this song in Prisoner B-3087, finding it in the flesh is a real treat.
This song is so good. Thanks for uploading!
Despite being from Poland I never realized that "somewhere by the black water"(as it is literally sung in Polish) refer to the Black Sea and I don't know how I never made this connection my whole life until now... It seems so obvious
Meanwhile I didn't realise that the song talks about a girl even though it repeats "dziewczyna" many times and it's one of the words I know. :/
Polish is hard.
I am American, but I grew up with a traditional Polish grandpa and mother and was raised always being told we were polacks lol, but I am very proud of being Polish. The language died in my family after a few generations and only a few cuss words like gówno and pierdolić remain. But I wanna reintroduce the language in my family and I now know this song by heart and can pronounce all the words just fine lol so I am one step closer! 🇵🇱
Also all luck and best wishes to my Ukrainian brothers and sisters out there, please stay as safe as you possibly can.
I'm doing the same in my family my great grandfather and great great grandparents are from Polska and I've been learning the Languge and traditions and food too.
@Coopun It was common for immigrants not to teach their native language to their children once they came to America, especially if they were born in America after they came over like my 3rd Grandfather who's parents came over from Poland but taught him little Polish and similarly with my 3rd Great Grandma who didn't know much French despite her parents coming from France. Also the words for mother and father in Polish are Matka (Mother) and Ojciec (Father). Have a nice day!
pięknie to napisane, ale to prawda jedyny taki kraj i tacy ludzie na świecie. Serdecznie pozdrawiam z Polski
after reading the words that your family remember from the Polish language, I laughed for a good few minutes. Pozdrowienia z polski
that is an admirable initative. Pozdrawiam, polecam też kiedyś odwiedzić kraj swoich przodków ;)
I’m Japanese.
I feel this folk song is more beautiful than any other song.
Ukraine and Poland are immortal.
🇯🇵🤝🇺🇦🇵🇱
Poland is immortal thanks to the blood and sacrifice of Polish Saints/Martyrs such as Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe, Captain Witold Pilecki and many others. As for Ukraine, the Ukrainians unfortunately decided to follow the path of psychopathic bloodthirsty criminals-genociders like Bandera and Shukhevych. I see no hope for Ukrainians.
@Anty-Marksista Jeśli są dwa lub więcej dużych krajów, dojdzie do konfliktu. Rosja powinna zostać podzielona.
@Anty-Marksista
I don't need that much.
happy Kherson liberation! Wishing well to all the families who can finally see their loved ones again as well as those in still-occupied areas who can't.
My grandfather was born in Poland, he married a girl living in Ukraine, he fought the russians during the interwar period. Then both moved out of Poland before WW2. I don't understand a single word of the language, but I am Polish and so fricking proud of it.
Be proud..! Your grandfather was a hero ❤
I can understand about 50% of polish language but I want to learn it, it sounds beautiful. My great grandfather was from Poland 🇵🇱, he married Ukrainian 🇺🇦, my grandmother also knows polish.
Якщо ти поляк, ти повинен знати польську мову.
> I don't understand a single word
> I am Polish
choose one
@@umad5671 Your tongue is not your blood.
I can say this is beauty maked me sing and make my Hungarian heart beat like a Polish heart! 🇭🇺♥️🇵🇱
Thank you! It’s kind!💕
Polak Węgier dwa bratanki
I do szabli, i do szklanki
Edit: that means Poland and Hungary are very good mates 'I do szablii' means they were fighting together with other threats, and 'i do szklanki' means drinking 🍺
And "I
@@uzeruzer6661 don't blame the people. I am Ukrainian and I understand that ordinary people are not to blame for the actions of the government
Love from Poland 🇵🇱💗🇭🇺
I am an Iraqi, I see a Ukrainian or Polish song, I press "like" right away
Based
Poland and Ukraine definitely have the best folk songs of any countries
also this song halal cause no insturments
@@groberkriegproductions2356 I am not even religious or a Salafi to care about "halal" things LOL
@@nadwanrosetta2942 Fair enough
Едно от най красивите неща ,които съм чувал в живота и всичко е акапелно .Поздрав от България.
🇧🇬❤🇵🇱
🇵🇱❤️🇧🇬
@@malopolski5774 Слава Украйна.,Слава Полша Слава България.Приятели навеки.
@@TheTgg78 здравейте от Украйна
WHY CANT I STOP LISTENING TO THIS
I SWEAR THIS SONG IS PERFECT FOR ANY SITUATION; FOR GAMING, FOR DRAWING, FOR STUDYING, AND I DONT EVEN SPEAK POLISH
JUST HOW?!?!?!?
POLSKA GUROM
@@sali1610 lol
True
Maybe that’s why lol.
Polish musical dominance
Песня: Польская
Поётся: Про Украину
Комментарий: Русский
Я: Казах
Hotel: Trivago
А сервис - американский
Поётся про девушку на Украине ( окрайне Речи Посполитой )
@@wiener_4198 мем не понят, но коммент информативный, спасибо
@@wiener_4198 поёться про то как запоржскому козаку нужно идти в бой,при том что он хочет домой
I love how this song doesn't use any music tool and still hit
Witam, jestem z Polski kocham Ukrainę!Cieszę się że taka piosenka jest wszędzie w Polsce i na Ukrainie!🇺🇦🤝🇵🇱
Love Poland from Ukraine 🇺🇦💖🇵🇱
Harosh
Tak uwielbiali Ukraińców, że wasi dokonali rzezi wołyńskiej
@@user-xr4zo9jn4g Rzeź wołyńska miała miejsce dawno temu. Od tego czasu wiele się zmieniło, co nie przeszkadza Ukrainie i Polsce w kochaniu się
@@rffgxbtod4223 kurwa zastanawiasz się co ty pierdolisz? To tak samo jakbyś mówił że mordy w Auschwitz, Bełżcu, na Majdanku, Treblince, Dachau i innych strasznych miejscach wydarzyły się bardzo dawno i teraz trzeba kochać niemcy bo tak i najlepiej zapomnieć o tym
As a Russian, I can say that this is the first Polish song that I can understand with almost no translation. That's cool for me, because I want to learn Polish.
Super 👋
A ja na odwrót ja próbuje się nauczyć rosyjskiego i tez niemieckiego bo mam tam rodzinne i chce ich zaimponować moim niemieckim
As someone from the US I’m trying to learn Russian then probably polish. I kind of see some similarities in language, mostly pronunciation, probably because they are from the same Slavic ancestors. I’m not too big on learning German (which is surprisingly popular to learn here) maybe eventually in life but not soon.
@@anbthree786 cool bro good luck id recommend playing counter strike if u want to learn russian
@@JoinLooksmaxDotOrg lmaoo yeah the amount of “СУКА БЛЯТЬ, ДАВАЙ САЙТ Б СУКА” and various other rage will eventually help me learn it
Im a hungarian and to hear such a great song from our best friends the polish makes my heart glow
Thanks 👋
No instruments just voices yet still one of my favourite songs
As a hungarian, i love this polish song about Ukraine and some falcons. You just can't hate the polish
I really love Hungary from Poland 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺
Overall Hungarians are amazing! Many people might think your language is weird but I listened some Hungarian songs/folks/anthems and I really love your language
Stay strong Ukraine, and Hold The Line Poland! Autocrats come and go, but cultures last much, much longer. May Ukraine and Poland remain free and sovereign for generations to come!
You know that Ukraine is the one holding the line?
either gonna age like fine wine, or like milk. We'll see.
Slava Ukraini
@@imawaffle148 looking like milk so far :(
Even the most powerful empires reduce to dust , the glories of kings and rulers become less worthy by time. But The courage, struggle and love will be passed on to the generations, unchanged with the brutish time.
Centenarian of Battle of Warsaw. 1920-2020. Love from Hungary.
Satutes to Great Lehistan and its proud people from Türkiye! When you did not have your place in the maps those you saved from us. You were always on our maps and minds, never forget! One of our most hoborable enemies in the past. Reliable friends in the future. ❤️🇹🇷
beautiful language and song
может быть русских и поляков нельзя назвать братьями,но я всегда буду любить эту прекрасную страну и этот великолепный язык♥
upd:im still love Poland♥
🇵🇱 спасибо
We're all brothers and sisters, no matter the place you were born!
Love frome a Polish man calling Germany his home.
А краснодарцев
@@howlitote1432 не понял твою шутку
@@fafonfofa4304 не шутка это
Krásná píseň, pozdravy od jižního souseda 🇨🇿❤️🇵🇱
🇮🇹🤌🇨🇿♥️🇵🇱
🇧🇷❤️🇵🇱
@@eurofb312 🇮🇹🤌🇨🇿♥️🇵🇱♥️🇧🇷
🇲🇩❤🇺🇦🇵🇱
I'm from Moldova and love our ukranian and Polish brothers.
Hope you love your Russian and Czech sisters.
@@MM-pv5tp Nah
❤
Ancient civilizations Cucuteni-Tripillia... 🇷🇴🇦🇩🤝🇺🇦🇵🇱
💙💛 💛💙 ❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸
Слава Украïни!
Glory to Ukraine!
Victorie Ukrainei!
Moarte lui putler si oricarui ruzz violator de prunci!
Moarte ruzzilor!
А каким образом молдоване братья славянам?
🇸🇪🤝🇵🇱 i know we were enemies before but that doesn't change whats today so Forget what we swedes did in the past! Love Poland!
Szanuję 😊
*click click click*
Ring ring ring little bell 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Dzwoń, dzwoń, dzwoń, dzwoneczku
Ugandan knuclkle clack
She is the queen, she will show us the way
звон, звон, звон, звоночек