Good for you fellas.. Johnny is for sure a live wire.. Lots of interaction which was nice.. Bratislava is amazing. I loved all the places ... Kindness fellas your way.. Lochness Scottish Highlands..
Love you guys. It's a lot of fun to tour with you especially since I saw Bratislava on a cruise pre-Covid. Sadly the cruise did not stop there but seeing Bratislava at night from the river was one of the highlights of the cruise. What a spectacular sight that was.
Good for Johnny who managed to get you out of your comfort zone and.....you survived!!!! Johnny made me want to learn the ASL. I love little tattoos especially quotes. I haven't cheered up yet because I'm scared of needles but I'm going to get over it. Bratislava is amazing. I loved all the places you showed today and their historical references. Thanks for the effort guys. It means a lot. Kisses and cuddles.
We're happy you enjoyed Peter's hometown 😊 It was nice being back as tourists after many years. We can survive outside of our comfort zone, but only for a short while. Then we need to hurry back 😁 Learning to sign is really cool and admirable. Not many people can do it, so it's quite rare. You can use those temporary stick-on tattoos. No need for needles 😉
I absolutely adore the affectionate, flirty interactions. It's a joy to watch. Johnny is mischievous, sexy, very touchy-feely and brings out a little bit of that side in you two. I love that 🥰
Fantastic vlog 🙏🏻 Good we have Johnny to spice up the “boring” historic facts (nooo, just joking - love all touristic info👌🏼). I’m a bit worried now what Johnny will put you through when going to California 🙈🙊😳🤣
Great vlog guys! Beautiful footage as always! Johnny is so darned cute! Did you all go to the gay bar so he could maybe meet his forever partner?😉. Have been loving this series with Johnny! So fun! Love and hugs to the three of you!
Thank you, Peggy 😊 We didn't go to the gay bar, there wasn't enough time and we wanted Johnny all to ourselves anyway, haha, no way we would go somewhere with a lot of people 😀
2:00 I read that Napoleon never set foot in Bratislava, but his statue is there because it is here, in the building directly opposite the statue, that the peace treaty of Austerlitz was signed.
That isnt his statue. It is statue of souldier of napokeon army which destroyied Devin castle near Bratislava (now part of it) an also fired canon balls on Bratislava. In Bratislava was signed Piece of Presburg (Pressburg, Poszony, Presporok former names of Bratislava) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_of_Pressburg_(1805)
Bratislava is a lovely city and Peter was overflowing with joy and knowledge being back there. You guys should have made Johnny treat you to a fancy dinner in the UFO Restaurant since he lost the bet about the gates being open. 🤣🤣🤣❤❤❤
00:06 I am a native Californian that received a thorough education in geography at more than one school. In each geography class, Slovakia (and the Czech Republic, too) was considered "Eastern Europe." East of "Eastern Europe" was referred to as the "former USSR" in all my classes, even in university. Funny to consider that even what I considered a thorough education in the USA has kept me ignorant all these years.
Hi, thanks for the comment. Maybe there are two views to be considered. Politically it was only Western and Eastern Europe, divided by the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. But that hasn't been the case for more than 30 years now. Prague is geographically more west than Vienna for example. Geographically speaking there are more areas in Europe than just east/west. There is Northern Europe (mostly Scandinavia), Western Europe, Southern Europe (all the Mediterranean countries), the Balkans, Baltic states in the North-East, Eastern Europe (like Ukraine, Belarus and European part of Russia). And then there is the area in the middle which is Central Europe. Usually it's these countries: Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland. From Wikipedia: The concept of "Central Europe" emerged in Germany and Austria in the 19th century as "Mitteleuropa". Central Europe is known for its cultural diversity; however, countries in this region also share certain historical and cultural similarities.
@@tommyandpeter Thank you for taking the time to reply. I learnt the concept of "Mitteleuropa" when I was studying the 18th century art historian Johann Joachim Winckelmann. Winckelmann was born in Stendal (former Holy Roman Empire, present-day Germany). He died in Trieste (former Habsburg Monarchy, present-day Italy). The 19th century hadn't yet arrived when Winkelmann lived and died. Nonetheless, when I was studying him, I kept wondering, "Who is this art historian from Germany? How was he cool enough to magically become friends with Maria Theresa, Queen of Bohemia and Holy Roman Empress? Why did the Holy Roman Empire split into Germany and Austria during the 19th century?" Since a lot changed between the eras of the Holy Roman Empire and "Mauerfall," it's easy to get lost in the complexities and nuances.
I love your energy and chemistry together. I think we would be good friends as well. I have been to Bratislava two years ago. It was also a one day trip from Vienna with the catamaran and I loved the city. It is not overcrowded with tourists and it kept its soul. I will come back anytime in the future. Greetings from a Brazilian boy in the Netherlands!
Thank you! So cool that you went to Bratislava and you liked it 😊 We loved having Johnny over, it was such a nice change 🙂 Greetings to the Netherlands, Brazilian boy 😉
LOL omg Broadway has never been broader that was good I was picturing a sturdy (fat woman) singing & trying to not take up too much space on stage!! Anyway thanks again it’s so pretty & clean too!!!
Faaaaaab. That was a really terrific video. It was action packed. Thanks for sharing. Johnny is sooooo lovely. A real fun, smiley, guy. BTW, in the English speaking world, only North Americans use the word gelato, otherwise it’s called ice cream. Poor Peter must have been warn out after all that time spent being a travel guide. And it was the British who finally sorted out Napoleon at the battle of Waterloo. One of Britain’s finest military successes, remembered to this day. Poor France…they aren’t allowed to forget it either. 🇬🇧 Greetings from Ireland…where we’re being washed away in torrents of rain, day after day of it, Stefan x
Glad you liked our trip to Bratislava 😉 We were looking more into gelato and for example all the Czech recipes for home-made ice cream are with cream. So it looks like all ice cream in Europe would be actually what North Americans call gelato and maybe they have some B-level ice cream there made of milk only 🤔 In the name ice cream it says "cream", so that is how it should be 😁 We are finally getting some rain here too and we are happy about that, because everything has been so yellow and dry...
When you become unemployed, you always can work for a travel agency, because of you I am interested to visit Bratislava.... AndNapoleon was banished to st Helena where he died at stomac cancer
Guys it could be said that you look like "tourists by chance" surely your "American" friend Johnny could devote himself to the profession of "tour guide" you can also see from the "Rio de Janeiro" shirt next destination? 😎
We all love travelling, so we should start our own travel agency with Johnny. Peter and I will be in the backstage away from people, and Johnny can be the tour guide 😁 Rio doesn't sound too bad as the next destination!
For Americans everything Slavic is Russia or sssr so it is east Europe lol. Even Croatia is part of central, from Serbia is east.. hey let me ask you something, my great grandfather came from Slovakia to Croatia in early 1900 as a very young, my cousins found in the attic very old papers which almost felt apart, like a newspaper in 5 different languages with bunch of names,one of the languages was German, so I managed to translate it, kinda odd German, newspapers are from 1915 and were actual list of injured, wounded, died and captured in ww1. So one of the names was circled and it was my great grandfather name. What I want to ask you is there a place or a region in Slovakia called ilava ( first a have - over it or something like that, coz it is not Croatian region ilova, coz people from that region had ilova , kroatien ilova etc. he is only one from Croatia having kroatien, ilava kaszarome (second a have -) and he was not living in that region. Everyone had name age of birth, place of resident(birth) country of residence(birth) . Age of birth fits( 1891). We found another document where his name is stated as Andras, but that was not his name, unless he was given Croatian version of same name)birth age and everything else is same as in newspaper. And we do know he was prisoner of war in ww1. So do you guys know about ilava region or kaszarome region in slovakia, if that exists where exactly it is, coz we actually plan to go there and go thru church records, coz he was very young when he came and he was alone. We wonder is maybe there any family in Slovakia from that side and offcourse explore Slovakia, wanted to visit Bratislava for long time, think is hidden gem and not so visited by tourists. As usual great video and you should keep Johnny permanently, he is having great influence on your guys.. Btw Bratislava is more progressed than Zagreb, you will not find gay bars in Zagreb publicly having rainbow or what ever. You have to ask some local gay about them.
Hi, there is a town called "Ilava" in Slovakia, try searching for it on an online map. Don't know what the other region could be. So interesting having such records...
@@tommyandpeter I will Google it thx, wanna know how big it is and how many churches, coz birth certificate have like order numbers, so if I can narrow down to one church from that time will know where to begin with. Tried to Google that other one got some wired things in I am sure Hungarian lol so I decided to wait before googling ilava lol.. So I think it could be like a region mark, it was Hungarian Austrian empire time and time of ww1 so it could be it was maybe Hungarian mark for Slovakian region, like kroatien for Croatia. It is kinda cool, insane thing is for that same cousin we always joke that he is postman son, coz he never looked like related to us, until we were goofing around and made selfies, behind him was a portret of great grand father from Hapsburg army. They were identical like a same person.. insane. I was not sure was it region, city, was it some typing error. Insane having those people before you, connected by blood and you know nothing about them.
Milý priateľ áno, nachadza sa mesto Ilava jeho písomnosti su zachovane od roku 1370 priblizne. Slovensko je rozdelené na kraje. Ilava je v Trenčianskom kraji. Je to malé ale historické mestečko, približne 5000 obyvateľov. Dajte si do vyhľadávača Google,.. Mesto ILAVA.. Slovakia.. Prajem Ti veľa šťastia 🙏🙏Srdečný pozdrav zo Slovenska ❤️❤️
@@kvetoslavakveta8111 thx man, i dont speak a word of slovakian and yet i understood everything without any translator.. slavic languages are insane.. 4 weeks ago i went there, we found church, house, living relatives and spent 5 days there instead of 2 planned, 3 top, days...
I am not offended I thought for many years that my country is Estern Europe but now I am learning that ppl get offended and we are central Europe my goodness crazy 😂
I am from Slovakia. I have only two reasons why I visit the capital city, Bratislava. The first one is the airport to get out of here, and the second is the Greek restaurant. I've visited 25 other European capital cities, but none look so terrible due to lots of graffiti, the terribly devastated facades of most buildings, and that socialistic feeling. If you want to see a really beautiful city, just take a train to Trnava (20-30 mins from Bratislava). It is the most beautiful city in Slovakia.
Ahoj, we think it's not that bad with Bratislava althoug there are definitely more beautiful capital cities in Europe. Johnny liked it and most of our American viewers too 😁 Bol som aj v Trnave, centrum je pekné 😊 Ale celkovo asi na Slovensku viac zaujme krásna príroda než mestá 💚😀
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Bratislava looks amazing! Looks like you had a fun time
Glad you liked it! We really enjoyed the trip.
Good for you fellas.. Johnny is for sure a live wire.. Lots of interaction which was nice.. Bratislava is amazing. I loved all the places ... Kindness fellas your way.. Lochness Scottish Highlands..
Johnny made sure there was never a dull moment. We're glad you liked the city. It was nice to be back after a long time.
I wasn’t expecting this, but I am seeing and learning so much about Europe. You guys are so knowledgeable. Thanks for the video ❤❤
That is very nice, Greg. We are happy that you can discover a bit more about Europe thanks to our videos 😊😉
As always, great video! Gorgeous places and stunning shots. Keep having fun guys!
Thank you John, glad you could join us on our tour 😊
Love you guys. It's a lot of fun to tour with you especially since I saw Bratislava on a cruise pre-Covid. Sadly the cruise did not stop there but seeing Bratislava at night from the river was one of the highlights of the cruise. What a spectacular sight that was.
Thank you 😉 So cool that you at least saw Bratislava from the cruise ship. It looks pretty in the dark with the sights lit up 😊
enjoyed traveling along to new places with you
Thanks Jerry, we are glad that we are able to show you all these places that are a bit unknown 😊
A great day with pictures, friendship, and city views of Bratislava. Enjoyed it a lot.
Thank you Shelley, happy we could show you Bratislava 😊
I'm so glad that the three are having so much fun together!!!! You all deserve it so much!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! We had a great time as you could see 😊
Good for Johnny who managed to get you out of your comfort zone and.....you survived!!!!
Johnny made me want to learn the ASL.
I love little tattoos especially quotes. I haven't cheered up yet because I'm scared of needles but I'm going to get over it.
Bratislava is amazing. I loved all the places you showed today and their historical references. Thanks for the effort guys. It means a lot.
Kisses and cuddles.
We're happy you enjoyed Peter's hometown 😊 It was nice being back as tourists after many years.
We can survive outside of our comfort zone, but only for a short while. Then we need to hurry back 😁
Learning to sign is really cool and admirable. Not many people can do it, so it's quite rare.
You can use those temporary stick-on tattoos. No need for needles 😉
Thank you for sharing your visit with us!
Thanks for watching, José 😉
I absolutely adore the affectionate, flirty interactions. It's a joy to watch. Johnny is mischievous, sexy, very touchy-feely and brings out a little bit of that side in you two. I love that 🥰
Aww, we loved that too 🥰
I was in Bratislava in 2019 and enjoyed it immensely. I am half Slovak too.
That is so cool! Glad you liked Bratislava 😊
Fantastic vlog 🙏🏻 Good we have Johnny to spice up the “boring” historic facts (nooo, just joking - love all touristic info👌🏼). I’m a bit worried now what Johnny will put you through when going to California 🙈🙊😳🤣
Thank you Kim, we are glad you liked seeing Bratislava with us 😁 We are worried too, California sounds crazy 😀
Great vlog guys! Beautiful footage as always! Johnny is so darned cute! Did you all go to the gay bar so he could maybe meet his forever partner?😉. Have been loving this series with Johnny! So fun! Love and hugs to the three of you!
Thank you, Peggy 😊 We didn't go to the gay bar, there wasn't enough time and we wanted Johnny all to ourselves anyway, haha, no way we would go somewhere with a lot of people 😀
Czech and Slovak food- Lahodné! chutné! I’m a big fan of Lokal in Praha!
Nice! We usually don't seek out Czech and Slovak food but some meals are very tasty 😁
I was a tourist so I was definitely seeking this food:)
Yes, that we can understand, same as Johnny 😁😉
@@tommyandpeter who calls the area Eastern Europe and not Central Europe! 🤣🤣🤣
You guys are lovely!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Thank you Rebecca 😊
Loved your "former city". It was nice hearing the history
Thank you Tom, we are happy to hear that 😊
You are very lovely people! Greetings from Bratislava, I hope you enjoyed your stay in my hometown ❤
Ahoj Lucia, ďakujeme. Páčilo sa nám 😉 Johnny was glad that we visited Bratislava 😊
2:00 I read that Napoleon never set foot in Bratislava, but his statue is there because it is here, in the building directly opposite the statue, that the peace treaty of Austerlitz was signed.
Interesting that it was signed in Bratislava since the battle took place near Brno 😊
That isnt his statue. It is statue of souldier of napokeon army which destroyied Devin castle near Bratislava (now part of it) an also fired canon balls on Bratislava. In Bratislava was signed Piece of Presburg (Pressburg, Poszony, Presporok former names of Bratislava) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peace_of_Pressburg_(1805)
Also that golden ball isnt from Napoleon sooting. It is the black ball on left hand side next to that big window at 2nd floor.
Bratislava is a lovely city and Peter was overflowing with joy and knowledge being back there. You guys should have made Johnny treat you to a fancy dinner in the UFO Restaurant since he lost the bet about the gates being open. 🤣🤣🤣❤❤❤
Peter loved showing his hometown to Johnny! So many memories 😊 We really should have gone to the UFO for dinner and then use it to fly back home 😁
04:08 Scenes in the film The Peacemaker (1997) with George Clooney and Nicole Kidman were filmed in and around the Primate's Palace
I loved Johnny's ASL. That was hysterical 🤗
He is very good at it! 😊
@@tommyandpeter Johnny attempting "Petržalka" in ASL 😂
Lovely vlog! 🤩✨💖🌈
Thank you 😊
00:06 I am a native Californian that received a thorough education in geography at more than one school. In each geography class, Slovakia (and the Czech Republic, too) was considered "Eastern Europe." East of "Eastern Europe" was referred to as the "former USSR" in all my classes, even in university. Funny to consider that even what I considered a thorough education in the USA has kept me ignorant all these years.
Hi, thanks for the comment. Maybe there are two views to be considered. Politically it was only Western and Eastern Europe, divided by the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. But that hasn't been the case for more than 30 years now. Prague is geographically more west than Vienna for example. Geographically speaking there are more areas in Europe than just east/west. There is Northern Europe (mostly Scandinavia), Western Europe, Southern Europe (all the Mediterranean countries), the Balkans, Baltic states in the North-East, Eastern Europe (like Ukraine, Belarus and European part of Russia). And then there is the area in the middle which is Central Europe. Usually it's these countries: Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland.
From Wikipedia: The concept of "Central Europe" emerged in Germany and Austria in the 19th century as "Mitteleuropa". Central Europe is known for its cultural diversity; however, countries in this region also share certain historical and cultural similarities.
@@tommyandpeter Thank you for taking the time to reply. I learnt the concept of "Mitteleuropa" when I was studying the 18th century art historian Johann Joachim Winckelmann. Winckelmann was born in Stendal (former Holy Roman Empire, present-day Germany). He died in Trieste (former Habsburg Monarchy, present-day Italy). The 19th century hadn't yet arrived when Winkelmann lived and died. Nonetheless, when I was studying him, I kept wondering, "Who is this art historian from Germany? How was he cool enough to magically become friends with Maria Theresa, Queen of Bohemia and Holy Roman Empress? Why did the Holy Roman Empire split into Germany and Austria during the 19th century?" Since a lot changed between the eras of the Holy Roman Empire and "Mauerfall," it's easy to get lost in the complexities and nuances.
Tell Johnny that I think a tattoo on his (you know what) would be super. I'd love to see it!
Ok 😀😂
Thank you, Johnny. I am deaf and watching you. Thank you for CC. Minnesota USA
Aww, we're so glad someone could enjoy Johnny's signing!
@@tommyandpeter ❤️💕🤟🏻
I love your energy and chemistry together. I think we would be good friends as well. I have been to Bratislava two years ago. It was also a one day trip from Vienna with the catamaran and I loved the city. It is not overcrowded with tourists and it kept its soul. I will come back anytime in the future. Greetings from a Brazilian boy in the Netherlands!
Thank you! So cool that you went to Bratislava and you liked it 😊 We loved having Johnny over, it was such a nice change 🙂 Greetings to the Netherlands, Brazilian boy 😉
That was a great history lesson......or something. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
Haha Andrew, thanks... or something 😀
Is that country from movie hostel?
It is, but it wasn't actually filmed in Slovakia.
Excellent.
Thanks 😊
LOL omg Broadway has never been broader that was good I was picturing a sturdy (fat woman) singing & trying to not take up too much space on stage!! Anyway thanks again it’s so pretty & clean too!!!
Haha, hopefully that's not what Johnny meant by that 😀 Glad enjoyed the city!
Faaaaaab. That was a really terrific video. It was action packed. Thanks for sharing. Johnny is sooooo lovely. A real fun, smiley, guy. BTW, in the English speaking world, only North Americans use the word gelato, otherwise it’s called ice cream. Poor Peter must have been warn out after all that time spent being a travel guide. And it was the British who finally sorted out Napoleon at the battle of Waterloo. One of Britain’s finest military successes, remembered to this day. Poor France…they aren’t allowed to forget it either. 🇬🇧 Greetings from Ireland…where we’re being washed away in torrents of rain, day after day of it, Stefan x
Glad you liked our trip to Bratislava 😉 We were looking more into gelato and for example all the Czech recipes for home-made ice cream are with cream. So it looks like all ice cream in Europe would be actually what North Americans call gelato and maybe they have some B-level ice cream there made of milk only 🤔 In the name ice cream it says "cream", so that is how it should be 😁
We are finally getting some rain here too and we are happy about that, because everything has been so yellow and dry...
@@tommyandpeter I’m sure American ice cream is much inferior its European counterpart! 🤣🍦
Yes, it would appear so 😁
When you become unemployed, you always can work for a travel agency, because of you I am interested to visit Bratislava....
AndNapoleon was banished to st Helena where he died at stomac cancer
Peter would make an excellent tour guide. He loves sharing all the information 😊
You know your history!
Yessss!!! ❤
Guys it could be said that you look like "tourists by chance" surely your "American" friend Johnny could devote himself to the profession of "tour guide" you can also see from the "Rio de Janeiro" shirt next destination? 😎
We all love travelling, so we should start our own travel agency with Johnny. Peter and I will be in the backstage away from people, and Johnny can be the tour guide 😁 Rio doesn't sound too bad as the next destination!
Johnny learning ASL makes his even Sexier :) Years ago I dated a Deaf guy & the first thing he taught me was "I Want To Go To Bed With You" in ASL.. 👌
Johnny has many talents 😁 Sounds very nice with your deaf guy 😉
For Americans everything Slavic is Russia or sssr so it is east Europe lol. Even Croatia is part of central, from Serbia is east.. hey let me ask you something, my great grandfather came from Slovakia to Croatia in early 1900 as a very young, my cousins found in the attic very old papers which almost felt apart, like a newspaper in 5 different languages with bunch of names,one of the languages was German, so I managed to translate it, kinda odd German, newspapers are from 1915 and were actual list of injured, wounded, died and captured in ww1. So one of the names was circled and it was my great grandfather name.
What I want to ask you is there a place or a region in Slovakia called ilava ( first a have - over it or something like that, coz it is not Croatian region ilova, coz people from that region had ilova , kroatien ilova etc. he is only one from Croatia having kroatien, ilava kaszarome (second a have -) and he was not living in that region. Everyone had name age of birth, place of resident(birth) country of residence(birth) . Age of birth fits( 1891). We found another document where his name is stated as Andras, but that was not his name, unless he was given Croatian version of same name)birth age and everything else is same as in newspaper. And we do know he was prisoner of war in ww1.
So do you guys know about ilava region or kaszarome region in slovakia, if that exists where exactly it is, coz we actually plan to go there and go thru church records, coz he was very young when he came and he was alone. We wonder is maybe there any family in Slovakia from that side and offcourse explore Slovakia, wanted to visit Bratislava for long time, think is hidden gem and not so visited by tourists. As usual great video and you should keep Johnny permanently, he is having great influence on your guys..
Btw Bratislava is more progressed than Zagreb, you will not find gay bars in Zagreb publicly having rainbow or what ever. You have to ask some local gay about them.
Hi, there is a town called "Ilava" in Slovakia, try searching for it on an online map. Don't know what the other region could be. So interesting having such records...
@@tommyandpeter I will Google it thx, wanna know how big it is and how many churches, coz birth certificate have like order numbers, so if I can narrow down to one church from that time will know where to begin with. Tried to Google that other one got some wired things in I am sure Hungarian lol so I decided to wait before googling ilava lol.. So I think it could be like a region mark, it was Hungarian Austrian empire time and time of ww1 so it could be it was maybe Hungarian mark for Slovakian region, like kroatien for Croatia.
It is kinda cool, insane thing is for that same cousin we always joke that he is postman son, coz he never looked like related to us, until we were goofing around and made selfies, behind him was a portret of great grand father from Hapsburg army. They were identical like a same person.. insane.
I was not sure was it region, city, was it some typing error. Insane having those people before you, connected by blood and you know nothing about them.
Milý priateľ áno, nachadza sa mesto Ilava jeho písomnosti su zachovane od roku 1370 priblizne. Slovensko je rozdelené na kraje. Ilava je v Trenčianskom kraji. Je to malé ale historické mestečko, približne 5000 obyvateľov. Dajte si do vyhľadávača Google,.. Mesto ILAVA.. Slovakia.. Prajem Ti veľa šťastia 🙏🙏Srdečný pozdrav zo Slovenska ❤️❤️
@@kvetoslavakveta8111 thx man, i dont speak a word of slovakian and yet i understood everything without any translator.. slavic languages are insane.. 4 weeks ago i went there, we found church, house, living relatives and spent 5 days there instead of 2 planned, 3 top, days...
Gratulujem 👍👍áno Slovania si rozumejú, veľa šťastia a lásky Ti prajem❤❤❤
Such delightful and beautiful men.....seriously...you are
Aww, thank you 🥰
I am not offended I thought for many years that my country is Estern Europe but now I am learning that ppl get offended and we are central Europe my goodness crazy 😂
Ahoj Slavka, many people are touchy about this subject on the internet, so we felt the need to correct Johnny 😀
@@tommyandpeter Ahoj! Aha ok to som nevedela ,ze to je az taky problem 😅
Ludia radi robia problem zo vsetkeho 😀
@@tommyandpeter hej no to vidim 😀
I am from Slovakia. I have only two reasons why I visit the capital city, Bratislava. The first one is the airport to get out of here, and the second is the Greek restaurant. I've visited 25 other European capital cities, but none look so terrible due to lots of graffiti, the terribly devastated facades of most buildings, and that socialistic feeling. If you want to see a really beautiful city, just take a train to Trnava (20-30 mins from Bratislava). It is the most beautiful city in Slovakia.
Ahoj, we think it's not that bad with Bratislava althoug there are definitely more beautiful capital cities in Europe. Johnny liked it and most of our American viewers too 😁
Bol som aj v Trnave, centrum je pekné 😊 Ale celkovo asi na Slovensku viac zaujme krásna príroda než mestá 💚😀
Yes Trnava is nice as are some other cities eg Nitra or Kosice but I would still prefer to live in Bratislava 🤣😊
more special hot chemistry ..my imagination ....
😏😁
I guess you figured out, we Americans are self centered, it’s all about ‘me’…..sorry.
That can't be. Otherwise you wouldn't ask everyone how they are 🤪
Love u
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Red and white flag is of Bratislavas flag oh guys how you can be so ... when both of you understand slovak.
What do you mean? That is what we said - that it's a regional flag of Bratislava because the palace is the mayor's office 😁