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Speaking in Slovak, Italian, Russian and French 🇸🇰🇮🇹🇷🇺🇫🇷
Speaking Slovak, Italian, Russian and French. I am amazed at how easily you can switch between languages when talking to artificial intelligence. I think it's a great way to practice foreign languages, especially to improve your speaking skills. So if you're shy like me, try practicing foreign languages with AI.
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Vienna & Bratislava: art, strange houses, funniest place and Christmas markets | TRAVEL VLOG
Просмотров 310День назад
I went to Vienna to visit 3 locations I had never visited before: from culture, peculiar architecture to fun! I also decided to show you the Christmas markets in Bratislava, that make the city look so festive and lively! SUBTITLES available! Cafe: Aufzug Café, Wiedner Gürtel 4, 1040 Wien, Austria *don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week* *be...
How knowing Russian influenced my Slovak
Просмотров 59714 дней назад
Do you also think that knowing two similar languages can be challenging? In this video I describe how knowing one slavic language, Russian, has impacted my Slovak language learning process. How mutually intelligible are slavic languages? If you are a native speaker of Russian or Slovak, or any other language, let me know your thoughts on this and if you can relate. SUBTITLES available! * don't ...
Quiz on Central and Eastern Europe: what do I know?
Просмотров 26921 день назад
ChatGPT asked me questions on Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Caucasus and Central Asia. Is Artificial Intelligence always right, or can sometimes be wrong? #knowledgechallenge * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclips.net/channel/UCX11OkFpbA_w44cNo9zvCIAjoin * my socials * IG instagram.co...
Cooking Italian food with Slovak ingredients | WHAT I EAT
Просмотров 750Месяц назад
SUBTITLES available! I'm cooking a famous Italian dish using Slovak ingredients. I'm also showing you what I eat in a weekend. Cooking at home allows me to eat healthier meals, know what I'm eating, and save money. Will these ingredients be good enough to prepare Italian food? #expatlife Don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week Become a membe...
Artificial Intelligence rates my level of Slovak | Speaking with ChatGPT
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
ChatGPT rates my Slovak. I asked Artificial IntelligenceI to tell me random sentences in English and then it rated my translation in Slovak. Language learning through ChatGPT. I experimented an original way of learning a foreign language through AI. I recommend trying this method out for whatever foreign language you are trying to learn. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUc...
Why did I move to Slovakia 🇸🇰
Просмотров 14 тыс.Месяц назад
Subtitles available. Answering the question 'Why did you move to Slovakia?'. As an Italian living in Slovakia people often ask me why did I move from Italy to Slovakia, which often lives people very surprised. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclips.net/channel/UCX11OkFpbA_w44cNo9zvCIAjoin * my s...
They call this SLOVAK city LITTLE ROME 🇸🇰
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.Месяц назад
subtitles available :) I'm visiting a Slovak city that is called 'little Rome'. Exploring Trnava, its city center, picturesque and brutalist buildings from the Communist part. I'm checking out churches and eat tasty food. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclips.net/channel/UCX11OkFpbA_w44cNo9zvCI...
Italian words you've been getting wrong
Просмотров 556Месяц назад
SUBS available! Learn how to pronounce Italian words. Everyone loves Italian food and it's quite common to say its name in Italian language: gelato, spaghetti, gnocchi. However, very often foreigners mispronounce Italian words (don't worry, that's totally fine!). I made this video to help improve your Italian language and avoid the most common mistakes. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUB...
Inside Italy’s most peculiar city | NAPLES 🇮🇹
Просмотров 8172 месяца назад
SUBS available! Visit Naples, Italy with me! Naples has so many things to see and do, the food is delicious, and the vibe is priceless! From beautiful building to enchanting streets, 'vicoli', I'm walking around trying out food, exploring new places, taking the newest metro line, walking by the sea and checking out the fanciest street in the city. This travel vlog is a relaxing one as I know Na...
STRANGE DIFFERENCES between Slovakia and Italy | Italian living in Slovakia
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
SK/CZ titulky dostupné (a mnohé ďalšie) / Subtitles available in many languages FUNNY AND INTERESTING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SLOVAKIA AND ITALY. I already posted 2 more videos on this topic, but in this video I'm talking about differences that are more cultural, peculiar or funny. The opinions stated in this video are personal. This video wants to be both informative and funny. * don't forget to L...
SLOVAK language is too CHALLENGING? | I tried saying Slovak tongue twisters 🇸🇰
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
SK/CZ many other subtitles available Ahojte všetci :) Hear me saying difficult tongue twisters in Slovak, talking about its impossible grammar and difficult sounds. In this video I'm listing what makes learning Slovak difficult according to my point of view. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclip...
I found VEGAN traditional Slovak food | Top 5 vegan restaurants in BRATISLAVA
Просмотров 5072 месяца назад
I tried vegan food in Bratislava in some of the top vegan venues in the city. I found traditional Slovak food, in a vegan version. * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclips.net/channel/UCX11OkFpbA_w44cNo9zvCIAjoin * my socials * IG palmacate TikTok www.tiktok.com/@palmacate * info * ...
How I learned Slovak on my own
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 месяца назад
SUBTITLES AVAILABLE in many languages Learning a (Slavic) language can be very, very difficult. In this video I'm sharing the resources I used to study this beautiful language on my own. I love foreign languages and my biggest motivation to learn Slovak language was being able to understand and speak the language of the country I live in (at least partially). * don't forget to LIKE this video a...
Italian talking in Slovak | Why is SLOVAK LANGUAGE so difficult to learn? 🇸🇰
Просмотров 26 тыс.3 месяца назад
I'm talking in SLOVAK language for the first time, I give some info on this beautiful language and explain why Slovak language is so difficult for foreigners to learn. Write in the comments what you think about my Slovak :) SUBTITLES available! * don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my RUclips channel for more videos each week * * become a member of my Channel * ruclips.net/channel/...
STEREOTYPES ON ITALIANS: are they true?
Просмотров 9693 месяца назад
STEREOTYPES ON ITALIANS: are they true?
What can 20 EURO get me in BRATISLAVA? | FOOD CHALLENGE
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.3 месяца назад
What can 20 EURO get me in BRATISLAVA? | FOOD CHALLENGE
ITALY vs SLOVAKIA: 10 differences from an Italian living in Slovakia | PART 2
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
ITALY vs SLOVAKIA: 10 differences from an Italian living in Slovakia | PART 2
Daily life in Central Italy (the part of Italy you don't know about)🇮🇹
Просмотров 7243 месяца назад
Daily life in Central Italy (the part of Italy you don't know about)🇮🇹
What I eat in a week in Central Italy at my mom's house 🇮🇹
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.4 месяца назад
What I eat in a week in Central Italy at my mom's house 🇮🇹
Exploring my VILLAGE (you don't know this part of Italy) 🇮🇹
Просмотров 5854 месяца назад
Exploring my VILLAGE (you don't know this part of Italy) 🇮🇹
WHAT I EAT in a weekend in Slovakia | Ukrainian food & simple home cooking
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
WHAT I EAT in a weekend in Slovakia | Ukrainian food & simple home cooking
TRYING SLOVAK SNACKS! | Do I like them?
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.4 месяца назад
TRYING SLOVAK SNACKS! | Do I like them?
Things to see in BRATISLAVA: best city views | IS IT WORTH GOING?
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.4 месяца назад
Things to see in BRATISLAVA: best city views | IS IT WORTH GOING?
SLOVAKIA vs ITALY | 10 differences from an Italian living in Slovakia
Просмотров 18 тыс.5 месяцев назад
SLOVAKIA vs ITALY | 10 differences from an Italian living in Slovakia
LIDL Austria vs. LIDL Slovakia: I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
LIDL Austria vs. LIDL Slovakia: I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS
Budapest TRAVEL VLOG: top things to see, food tour | Travel guide 🇭🇺
Просмотров 7 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Budapest TRAVEL VLOG: top things to see, food tour | Travel guide 🇭🇺
How to visit 3 countries in one minute: Bratislava ALTERNATIVE travel guide 🇸🇰
Просмотров 8105 месяцев назад
How to visit 3 countries in one minute: Bratislava ALTERNATIVE travel guide 🇸🇰
Food, Sea, and Mud Baths | Turkey Travel Vlog 🇹🇷
Просмотров 6966 месяцев назад
Food, Sea, and Mud Baths | Turkey Travel Vlog 🇹🇷
TURKEY’s turquoise coast: Fethiye, Oludeniz boat tour, Kayakoy | Travel guide 🇹🇷
Просмотров 7606 месяцев назад
TURKEY’s turquoise coast: Fethiye, Oludeniz boat tour, Kayakoy | Travel guide 🇹🇷

Комментарии

  • @84kaskad
    @84kaskad День назад

    Из слов с противоположным значением можно составлять целые предложения, и это звучит ещё эпичней. "vaša čerstvá pohánka úžasne vonia"

  • @YaShoom
    @YaShoom 2 дня назад

    В целом прикольно. Вы достаточно хорошо говорите. И идея говорить с сетью - тоже интересная. Ведь так даже проще, чем искать людей, общие интересы и время на это. Проблема в том, что она скучная и зацикливается, а ещё не исправляет произношение и ошибки, а просто продолжает болтать (со странной интонацией).

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate День назад

      Спасибо большое! Постараюсь больше говорить на итальянском, чтобы понять его уровень.

  • @YaShoom
    @YaShoom 2 дня назад

    По-русски "помощь" - не "помоц". И надо "Спасибо большоЕ", а не "большоЙ", потому что "спасибо" - оно (среднего рода).

    • @84kaskad
      @84kaskad День назад

      зато по-словацки помощь - pomoc (помоц)

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate День назад

      Спасибо! Я услышала, как говорю «помоц», пока монтировала видео 🙂 точно, поскольку так говорят по-словацки, я запуталась

    • @84kaskad
      @84kaskad День назад

      @@palmacate Вам не стоит особо зацикливаться на таких мелочах, особенно с учётом того что вы учите два славянских языка, в то время когда ваш родной - итальянский. Это совсем не режет слух, и с практикой ваша речь отшлифуется до идеала. Подобные комментарии оставляют люди либо вообще никогда не изучавшие иностранные языки на серьезном уровне, либо просто Вас троллят.

    • @YaShoom
      @YaShoom День назад

      @84kaskad знаю, что в некоторых славянских языках "помоц".

    • @YaShoom
      @YaShoom День назад

      @@84kaskad какие "подобные комментарии"? Я описал явные ошибки, которые заметил. Автор канала выложила видео с языками и я дал отзыв. Более мелкие детали, которые действительно менее заметны, я и не описывал. Троллинг - это когда человека изводят провокациями, а не когда подсказывают. И как Автору отшлифовать язык, если никто не будет подсказывать недочёты? Для того, что бы что-то исправить, что человек не заметил - об этом нужно сообщить человеку. На этом опыте человек и учится.

  • @serg.bichonfrise
    @serg.bichonfrise 2 дня назад

    очень талантливая и красивая девушка! русский язык звучит прекрасно и некоторые слова практически без акцента. удачи с дальнейшим изучением языков

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate День назад

      Спасибо большое 😊

  • @songandwind72
    @songandwind72 2 дня назад

    ahoj. What a beautiful country! I am Slovak but have never been to SK.

  • @palmacate
    @palmacate 2 дня назад

    Have you ever used ChatGPT to practice speaking? 🗣️

    • @84kaskad
      @84kaskad День назад

      использую Gemini, и что забавно, именно изучая словацкий язык. Наверное стоит попробовать ChatGPT Современные возможности изучения иностранных языков достигли такого уровня, что не знание хотя бы одного иностранного не может быть оправдано нечем. Вы талантливая девушка. Кроме моего родного - русского, я говорю на украинском, английском и словацком.

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate День назад

      Спасибо :) так что я тоже буду попробовать Gemini

  • @MatveyGordeev663
    @MatveyGordeev663 3 дня назад

    🎉любит много говорить

  • @aymericvinramarony7448
    @aymericvinramarony7448 3 дня назад

    tha's not something that I am able to perceive in other languages, but I already noticed that in french ChatGPT has an awful accent. Awful in the sense that no one speaks like that except maybe some really snotty people. It borders on caricature. Very long vowels it sounds like a humorist trying to imitate someone unbearably snobbish

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 3 дня назад

      Interesting! in Italian is was quite ok! Well yes, you can hear it’s an artificial voice, but still… useful to practice speaking :)

    • @YaShoom
      @YaShoom 2 дня назад

      In Russian, the chat sounds slightly like a foreigner and it's not so bad because it's barely noticeable, but the intonations are more annoying - they sound as if she exaggerates her politeness and speaks as if to a child - as if she's mocking. Completely artificial goodwill, like some kind of psychopath; you can feel the falseness and the attitude as to a child who doesn't know how to eat with a spoon.

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate День назад

      Got it! I think If I kept talking it could improve (it’s usually like that with prompts)! :) and also I felt the first couple of sentences in Russian were worse compared to the next ones, I felt like it had an accent, then it was better

    • @84kaskad
      @84kaskad День назад

      ​@@palmacate I heard the same thing. You have a great sense of language if you can pick up on such subtleties.

  • @peterkolha3953
    @peterkolha3953 4 дня назад

    we have fasiangy spring celebration

  • @jimmydamayan2720
    @jimmydamayan2720 5 дней назад

    What book did you use to learn the Slovak language? Could you give me a copy, and where can I buy one? Preferably a Slovak-to-English translation. Thanks in advance

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 5 дней назад

      I used Krížom-krážom :) other resources used are in the description of the video

  • @mountain1biker
    @mountain1biker 5 дней назад

    Sono sicuro che ci siano tanti stranieri chi apprezzerebbero ascoltare (e imparare) la tua bellissima lingua madre (come me). Provi questa direzione. Urcite by to malo uspech...

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 5 дней назад

      Grazie! Presto un video sull’Italiano 🙂

  • @V68-l5y
    @V68-l5y 5 дней назад

    videl som ten úsmev na tvári ked ti ChatGPT rozprával v rodnej Taliančine

  • @braziliaan
    @braziliaan 5 дней назад

    Interesting! Just a question: which app did you use?

  • @jimmy98227
    @jimmy98227 6 дней назад

    Yes, Slovaks are slower to serve in restaurants, but Italians are so much slower in the supermarkets

  • @shivangsingh3714
    @shivangsingh3714 7 дней назад

    Bratislava is as beautiful as you showed in your videos. I just came last week here and I am loving it.❤

  • @TheLode1978
    @TheLode1978 9 дней назад

    good video..subscribed💪

  • @MartinDegabriele
    @MartinDegabriele 10 дней назад

    Well done and keep up the good work.

  • @michalcukan2616
    @michalcukan2616 11 дней назад

    @palmacate Well, by knowing already some Russian, your path to Slovak was much easier, definitely.Did you consider to take a look on Ukrainian language that stands somewhere in between both of them?

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 11 дней назад

      Yes, I check it every once in a while on Duolingo :)

  • @rudi1355
    @rudi1355 12 дней назад

    Do you think Slovak cheeses are better than Italian ones?

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 12 дней назад

      I honestly only ever tried supermarket ones in SK (and in restaurants), but to answer this question I should probably try some local, non-supermarket cheese.

  • @lazo9510
    @lazo9510 13 дней назад

    Can you tell me please how could I find a job in Slovakia,what is the easiest way?I was in Bratislava once long time ago and what I saw it was nice...Can you just tell me how to find a job??? Thank you in advance.

  • @juliazass
    @juliazass 13 дней назад

    It’s very interesting to hear these stereotypes from a local perspective. Thank you for this video! After living in Italy for a few months, I totally agree that these stereotypes aren’t true. Moreover, everyone here is different from one another. It’s upsetting how people judge an entire nation based on a few individuals-everyone is unique :)

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 13 дней назад

      I couldn’t agree more :) thank you for your nice comment Julia, спасибо большое!

  • @juliazass
    @juliazass 13 дней назад

    Wow, I didn't know that you know Russian too, it's my native language :) It's so wonderful that you know a few languages, inspiring!

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 13 дней назад

      Yes, it’s a never ending learning process, I’m trying to improve it because I’d love to be more fluent! 😍

  • @peterkolha3953
    @peterkolha3953 17 дней назад

    aj tak by to bolo 600€ len za jedlo 😀 to niekto zaraba v čistom je to samozrejme hrôza

  • @aleskosir2727
    @aleskosir2727 19 дней назад

    Nice video. As Slovenian I could understand quite some Slovak. We have famous false friend world 'otrok' - slave, is Slovenian child. Greetings from Slovenia

    • @84kaskad
      @84kaskad День назад

      In Russian, the word otrok (teenage boy) is an archaic version of the word podrostok. But this word can often be found in literature, or when a person wants to express himself in a special way.

  • @Daviddaze
    @Daviddaze 19 дней назад

    Museums, churches, bridges, culture, architecture, castles, food, language and people. The language is so different. Frederickusz interviews and Agi Szabados stories have captions for brain. 🎉😊

  • @miropolacek7
    @miropolacek7 19 дней назад

    The Slavic language have approximately the same simularity as Spanish and Italian or german dutch. I can compare cos I learned a bit Spanish and i speak german . And also I was the last generation which was affected by Russian language. Only one and a half year. My brother already wasnt effected and it is really difference. I understand thousand percent better. And also when I will start to learn again I would improve it very fast. Like you said. I remember when I was for almost 1 year in Edinburgh in Scotland and visiting my former English teacher(she use to live in slovakia 1 or 2 years as a teacher) at home - Scottish girl and her father was the profesor on HW University and ones came with an Russian Professor and Russian Professor Start to talk Russian to me. And I really understand him a lot. I was really surprised good way. My father is pensioner and understand russian good. Of course not everything but he can normally communicate. When we were children we were blaming Russian language we didn't like it that time in 1989 but now I see it was worth it and I'm thankful for it nowdays. But for example polish we can understand quite good. Especially people from North Slovakia. But it depends who are you talking to.Age, education, how he or she pronunciate, which part of Poland she or he is etc... Polysis closer to Ass because it's West slavic. And Russia has also lot of dialects. But I am surprised that I better understand Russian than Ukrainian. But lot of Ukrainian people are using mixture of Russian and Ukraine and language named surgik. But that's already other capture... I cross finger and appreciate that u lear slovak. It's not easy. But if you know One slavic language then it is match easer to learn. But of course you will mix some words that happened to me as well 🙂. I have also problem with y and i sometimes 🙂. And I'm Slovak Born in Bratislava close to Bratislava castle. So the written form is Slovak not easy neither for slovaks.

  • @Ajgormy
    @Ajgormy 20 дней назад

    Nice video. I would like to know, how is your understanding of czech languange(as another slavic language) when you hear it after you learned slovak? Some of my foreign friends told me that it is very different to them, but mostly they understood it quite well after learning slovak.

  • @rudi1355
    @rudi1355 20 дней назад

    se vuoi migliorare il tuo russo, ti consiglio il canale RUclips www.youtube.com/@superrustina

  • @rastik7012
    @rastik7012 20 дней назад

    zaujámavé ako vždy 😊😊

  • @V68-l5y
    @V68-l5y 20 дней назад

    v podstate ak rozprávate anglicky a rusky mali by ste sa dohovoriť na celom Slovensku, lebo mladší ľudia hovoria anglicky a starší sa museli povinne učiť rusky tak by mali vedieš ruštinu

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate 20 дней назад

      Chcela som sa však naučiť základy slovenčiny, aby som lepšie komunikovala a rozumela :)

    • @MaximusMusicus
      @MaximusMusicus 20 дней назад

      rusky vie tak jedno percento ľudí. Naštastie. Ani starí ľudia nerozumejú ruštine, skúste sa opýtať po okolí. V mojom okolí nikto rusky nerozumie, ani rozumieť nechce.

    • @miropolacek7
      @miropolacek7 19 дней назад

      ​@@MaximusMusicusdepending,he has no talent on languages of course doadnt't understand.1% understand perfectly but another % understand also but different levels.I m not old was the generation affected by Russian language .Only 1 or 1.5 year. And it helping me much. My brother wasn't already affected and it's huge difference.

    • @corgon-uf7zq
      @corgon-uf7zq 19 дней назад

      @@MaximusMusicus Rusky porozumie aj ten, kto sa rusky neučil, v prípade, že nie je totálny tupec, lebo je to slovanský jazyk príbuzný slovenčine.

    • @MaximusMusicus
      @MaximusMusicus 19 дней назад

      @@corgon-uf7zq To nie je vôbec pravda, pustite si nejaké video v ruštine a prekladajte si ho v hlave. A buďte k sebe úprimný. Jazykovo má k našemu jazyku oveľa bližšie Ukrajinčina z pochopiteľných dôvodov, pochádzame z jedného kmeňa.

  • @palmacate
    @palmacate 20 дней назад

    Slovak/any Slavic language, Italian/Spanish, German/Dutch? Have you ever learnt 2 similar languages? Do you have any tips not to get confused? 😆

    • @stipe3124
      @stipe3124 20 дней назад

      I can test that understanding thing about Slavic languages very easy Što se slavenskih jezika tiče kad su u istoj grupi onda ih je lako razumiti ali kad nisu onda je problem pa je naprimjer Poljski problematičan a Slovenski manje a Srpski još i manje, književni Hrvatski i Srpski su slični a Dijalekti nisu, znači Poljski je kao Portugalski medju Slavenskim jezicima, znači daleko je od Južnoslavenskih ali blizu naprimjer Bjeloruskom, sve ovisi od početne točke učenja to jest koji jezik prvi učiš ili znaš. Also i have your problem with Spanish/Italian understand something from both but speak none, Always mix up words, also today i watched this Italian movie about kids who were send from Napoli to North Italy in 1946 and they sound like Romanians and say some words with Š sound, same like we say Šporko(Prljavo) instead of Sporco but that is not weird it is loanword, still interesting thing to hear. So about Slavic, you need one language from every Slavic group to underatand all so Russian, Slovak plus some south slavic language and that is it. Also Užasno is probably loanword from South Slavic since here it means same as in Russian but not same as Slovak version.

  • @user-dz6il2bx5p70
    @user-dz6il2bx5p70 21 день назад

    because your country is cooked?

  • @SmookieYT
    @SmookieYT 25 дней назад

    I feel like Slovak is the perfect blend between Czech and Polish, so you actually might be right

  • @rastik7012
    @rastik7012 25 дней назад

    interesting way to entertain 😊😊

  • @janhorvath1417
    @janhorvath1417 26 дней назад

    You're perfect! Btw Italian language is very nice and sounds great. Like sometimes speaking in italian is like singing....there's evidentaly melody in lines.

  • @stipe3124
    @stipe3124 26 дней назад

    That "Bench" thing is so common that if you pick any country from Greece to Portugal it would be like that ! Summer around six or seven in the morning bunch of people on the bench talking and claiming to know stuff, bassicaly about everything, Sport,Art,Wine,Food you can just name it 😅 no school nedeed, they know 😁😅🤔 There is this English guy living in Hvar and he said that biggest honor was when he was invited to sit on a bench and just talk, then he knew he was accepted .

  • @pavolkrajcik7675
    @pavolkrajcik7675 26 дней назад

    Well ... brand Slovakia is actuly not Slovak brand .. our goverment sue them but lost it. None of them is made in Slovakia. Its scam and many people in Slovakia dont know it. If you eat chips then try Zemiačiky, its real potatos not fake like in chips.

  • @stipe3124
    @stipe3124 28 дней назад

    It is so funny how Slovaks and Slovenes call their alphabet "Slovenska Abeceda" and both female Slovak and Slovene is "Slovenka" 😅

  • @skyrider6772
    @skyrider6772 28 дней назад

    The real heart of Slovakia is not Bratislava but the High Tatras

  • @michaelsellers4602
    @michaelsellers4602 29 дней назад

    What a stupid channel and questions you constantly ask throughout the video. Go get a real job and stop posting stupid videos about the differences between Slovakia and Italy. Most Slovaks will never visit your country. Really they could careless. More pressing problems people have in Slovakia. Your videos are nonsense and a big waste of bandwidth.

  • @matejgodal138
    @matejgodal138 Месяц назад

    Being born in Bratislava,I agree with many things that you said. I lived in bigger cities like Vienna or Prague and spent quite some time in London, but what I liked the most about Bratislava was the proximity to nature... you really need some 10min and you can be in the forests and go 60-100km in pure nature. What I was always missing were people like you, from other countries and cities of Europe that make the town more livable and interesting. I'm glad that there are young people from Europe who want to move and live in Slovakia, this is helping a lot. I myself have some problems to live there since the biggest problem for me is the Slovak mentality. After living 15Y abroad and returning to Slovakia, even after 3years I still have difficulty to adapt even though I speak the language. But this would be a stuff for a quite long comment :D.

  • @martinm2074
    @martinm2074 Месяц назад

    ja som iba prisiel na komenty od slovakov hovoriacich po anglicky LOL

  • @89itis
    @89itis Месяц назад

    Horalky are peanut flavored and Tatranky have hazelnut flavor.

  • @89itis
    @89itis Месяц назад

    Try to make “kapustnica”

  • @89itis
    @89itis Месяц назад

    Cuteness overload. If you have a slovak bf/husband, I bet he loves when you speak slovak.

  • @89itis
    @89itis Месяц назад

    LOL, me and my wife are both Slovaks in our 40’s. My wife actually had a bidet when she was growing up in the 80’s in Pezinok. She said she loved it. Right now we’re renovating our apartment in Dubravka and guess what, it will have a bidet. 😂😂😂

  • @89itis
    @89itis Месяц назад

    As a Bratislava native who has lived in California, Florida, North Carolina, Germany and Australia, I was happy to come back here and raise my children. Now that they are teenagers I am glad my wife and I made this choice. Weather and people could be nicer here, but that’s why Spain and Italy exist for vacations 😂😂😂

  • @katarinadelucia6652
    @katarinadelucia6652 Месяц назад

    Oh my, that Italians are late is absolutely true especially from my experience. I don’t know how many times I asked my husband why people were not at the meeting point yet and him responding : they’re Italian, it’s the Italian timing etc. Or us arriving late somewhere and him saying don’t worry they will understand we’re in Italy. In Italy arriving up to 15 min late is normal but in other countries is NOT! I can assure you of that. But have to say that many times is not because of the people miscounting or mismanaging their time but simply because of the intense and crazy Italian traffic.

    • @palmacate
      @palmacate Месяц назад

      It probably depends on the traffic also, my town is not so big so maybe that’s why most people I know are not late? While it happened so many times (I live abroad since many years) that people from any country were late. That’s where my point came from 🤣 I couldn’t really find a pattern.