@@AcaCZV Budala si ti,ne on nije znao to sto ti znas,on nije isao u debilane u koje smo mi isli,ne on nije imao program po kom se ucilo!Sticanje znanja je jedno a citanje štiva iz skolskog programa je sasvim nesto drugo.
@@AcaCZVsram te bilo! Uključi mozak prije nego počneš nekoga da vrijeđaš i razmisli izvan kutije u koju su te komunistički i bečko-berlinski udžbenici ubacili. Šta misliš kako to da baš samo Srbi na ovim prostorima imaju za valutu dinar, a ne na primjer Italijani ili Grci? Očigledno je, ali mnogi od vas neće da prihvate da je naš narod Srblja-Tribala (na grčkom) autohton na ovom području i da je dao 22 rimska imperatora! Znači ne Italijani, ne Grci, već Srblji (tračko-ilirska plemena). Znači Srbi čuvaju i prenose hiljade godina svoje simbole (tri prsta, ocila, dvoglavog orla, ime valute...).
Serbia is a nice country! As an Orthodox Copt wouldn't mind visiting again. The term "Dinar" traces back to the Roman currency "denarius." Serbia has the best pastries on the planet or at least from my pov. Serbia has tons of potential.
Many toxic and inappropriate comments from my fellow citizens. Sometimes I really don't understand why some people from here have the need to force all people from all over the world to know everything about our small country, and at the same time make very rude or sarcastic comments if some foreigner doesn't know every little detail of our history. Enjoy your stay, be positive and skip the bad comments.🎉🎉
@@yourtravelfriendanna Well, as a fellow Canuck who has dual Serbian and Canadian citizenship, born, raised and educated in Belgrade and then moved in Canada, I agree completely with above written comment and advice. History and different cultural influences through centuries always played a big role in the countries located on the Balkan peninsula or in South Eastern Europe, including my home country Serbia and hometown Beograd (Belgrade). Don't pay attention to nasty comments , just stay open minded and positive and you will have a great time.🇷🇸🇨🇦
Thanks for taking the time to share more about yourself! I appreciate the support and patience as I continue to learn world history, and of course Canada’s changing history too!
Very nice , I love how you managed to capture essence of the city and life in it, in such a short video. Hope you had a good time in Serbia and positive experience 😊
Prvo i osnovno kada ste u nekoj zemlji prvo proucite istoriju te zemlje jer u vasoj prici puno je zapadne propagande i nemojte pricati o komunizmu kada sami nemate pojma o tome. Srbija je pre komunizma bila kraljevina tako da mnoga istorijske znamenitosti i gradjevine su starije od komunizma a mnogi nasi manastiri i crkve se stariji od otkrica Amerike. Pozdrav
Ispran im je mozak , nije narod kriv, zao mi ih je,, hrabrost je z anjih doci u Srbiju , istocnu Evropu, misle rat je , toliko o zapadnjackoj propagandi al ok postujem svakog ako nesto lepo snimi i dodje kod nas, bez obzira,, ..dobro dosli su svi i to svi vide i dozive, i svima su osmesi na licima, preziveli su haha
Putovao sam puno po celom svetu, često u društvu naših ljudi , nikada nisam video da je bilo ko od naših ljudi proučavao istoriju zemlje koju posećuje. A to da Srbi pričaju i komentarišu stvari o kojima nemaju pojma je valjda opšte poznata stvar i jedna od naših najupečatljivijih karakteristika. Tako da...ta "prva i osnovna stvar" koju zahtevaš od drugih da ispoštuju je takođe i prva koju mi ne poštujemo , uključujući i tebe siguran sam, ako si ikada i bio negde.
Evo ja se kladim da ti nigde nisi putovao i da blage veze nemas o tome sta pises! Ti si proputovao. Gde si ti bre putovao u Josanicku banju sa drustvom? Da te samo naucim da Jugoslavija nikad nije bila komunisticka zemlja nego socijalisticka i to joj je bilo drustveno uredjenje!!! Ti si putovao po svetu a ni svoju zemlju ne poznajes. Nalaprdao bi se ti strancima za medalju, zaglupio ih jos vise a oni bi te kasnije citirali i zahvaljujuci tvojoj neobrazovanoj glupisti sirili bi budalastine o nama! Zapad je priglup. Obrazovanje im je nikakvo. Pojma nemaju o zivotu a kamoli o istoriji ili geografiji. Narocito su slabi iz istorije jer ih tamo ne uce o jedinom i pravom genocidu u istoriji covecanstva nad Indijancima. Ova cura je lepa ali hejterski nastrojena puna predrasuda. Ego joj nije dozvolio da kaze istinu! Daleko joj lepa kuca i neka se vise ne vraca posto nije bila realna i iskrena. Ko dolazi sa usadjenom mrznjom a labilna je licnost tesko da ce biti iskren. Pomesala je cak i vere cak do vredjanja. Samo neka ide dalje. Stekao sam utisak da je ovde bila preki K a ne zbog iskrenosti i istrazivanja kako se predstavila. U hram je usla i izasla. Nije ni u skripti bila a vec je bila ocarana. Tako to ide kod neskolovanog. zapada. Devojka je jednostavno priglupa!
You're entitled to your opinion but please respect that part of visiting a new destination is doing my best to absorb what I can of history, present day life, culture and understand as much as possible. My experience of western education does not go into fine detail Serbian history, however the reverse could be said about Canadian history for Eastern European schools. We have LOTS to learn about one another, and my video only shows a portion of what I learnt + experienced during my short visit. I have since been back to Belgrade...twice already + have much more to understand...always!
@@arlekin1976 Dete! Ja znam sta muslim, pricam ili pisem. Da li i ti to znas? Tesko! Najbitnije ti je da se hvalis kako si "obisao ceo svet". Kh kh kasljuc! Eto vuces me za jezik. Ja sam decko radio po celoj bivsoj SFRJ a onda malo u Segedinu (Madjarska) pa u Novosibirsku (Rusija) pa zatim u Iraku, Juznom Jemenu i 6 godina u Australiji odakle sam dosao u otadzbinu turistickim brodom preko celog onog arhipelaga gore pa pa do Japana,Koreje,Vijetnama,Sri Lanke,Indije,Pakistana pa kroz Crveno More,Kipra i Grcke so Italije (Bari). Upoznao sam mnoge kulture i narode u svom zivotu i stekao mudrost postovanja sto ti nemas jer nisi dalje otisao od npr.Bajcetine ali hvalis se snovima. Postovanje tudjeg se ne ogleda u podsmehu ili hvaljenju jer tako samo otkrivamo koliko smo neinformisano-needukovano priglupi!
Your videos is beautiful im so happy u liked Belgrade. Esp i love the way you described Saint Sava Temple. Amazing. Hopefully you will come back to our beautiful country! Lots of love 🥰
Ortodox church St Sava is a building designed to perform Ortodox Christian religious rites. The church consists of three parts: the first part where the candles are lit is called the narata; the middle part called NAOS; the altar. Inside the church there are icons and frescoes depicting IX and saints.
It's so beautiful seeing someone enjoying in your country,expecialy at the parts of the city where you were like a 1000 times!I hope you enjoyed in Belgrade,and don't forget to try BAKLAVA!❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁
While colloquially, they do call St Sava's a cathedral in English, St Michael's is actually Belgrade's cathedral church. We call it Saborna in Serbian, it's the one located right across the street from the Building of the Patriarchate, in Kosancicev Venac district. The very definition of a cathedral church is the one where the seat of the local bishopric is. Also, disregard some of the nasty comments I have seen here, the country has only been opening up to tourists in the past decade or so and we do have a bittersweet relationship with Westerners since the early 1990s. I appreciate your honesty and a somewhat cute awkwardness with which you presented Belgrade's history. You come from a different region, from the other side of the world and it's quite normal you're not familiar with every bit of history taking place here. The comprehension of time and space is already quite different in Europe compared to the Americas; now add the Balkans into the mix and you're in for a bumpy ride. Anyway, as long as you keep an open mind and continue presenting with that proverbial grain of salt, you should be good to go. P.S. I like the Ray-Bans, pity they're covering something ever nicer underneath. Have fun in the Balkans and a safe trip.
Thanks for the information to help me understand and the breakdown of why some folks may be a little harsher about me not knowing all the information. I want to keep an open mind, to learn and experience what the country is about! As would I hope someone think of Canada as well :)
@@yourtravelfriendanna I dont know how you even dared to set foot here without knowing about the seventh session of the Communist Party or Vojisavlhević dynasty from 11th century, so ignorant and disrespectful ahah
I am familiar with what you mentioned, however chose not to speak on the topic in this video as I believe there are other individuals more educated + do a better job of explaining the history than I. I want to ensure facts are shared properly
When did you film this? Obviously not this year, that walkway under the street was renovated recently. You have similar underpass walkways in basically every big European city, its not always entrance to the metro. Belgrade also have several underground stations, but for city railway. That is TEMPLE, not cathedral (name used only in Western christianity). That mosque is definitely not among communist style buildings since its located in the Old town area, where 90% of buildings is built in pre-ww2 era.
Hi! Thank you all for this information and for helping us understand all better. Yes it was filmed last year :) It was new for me to see the underground walkways !
@@yourtravelfriendanna no prob, just i saw by that walkway that something is off since now they look much better, they were a big problem for years and rundown.
In English it translates as church, temple would be a literal translation. Cathedral which is a greek word isn't used only in west Christianity. We say Saborna crkva so we wouldn't use a foreign word.
Thanks for showing us, well, I suppose your face. I'll check out some Belgrade videos on youtube I guess. The people there are beautiful also. We wouldn't know from this video. But we can see clearly the style of mascara you have on :)
@@yourtravelfriendanna In our territory..I mean Serbia today was born about 20 Roman Imperators..one is the most important city in Roman Empire was Sirmium(Today Sremska Mitrovica)
Yes! Spring - fall would be better for more daylight, however I was a solo female traveller + "survived". Join a walking tour or hostel to make friends!
@@yourtravelfriendannahe is a sick person that hates Serbs. He recomended that school because there was a massive killing of children last year, when one psyhopat boy (13 years old) shooted 12 students from 11-14 years old. Anyway that is very good school, where children learn franch language from the first grade, english from 5th and italian from 7th. They are getting there great education, and it is sad that now it is known because of the tragedy that happend instead for having a great students and teachers.
@@yourtravelfriendanna The first school shooting in Serbia happened in that school, when a ''student'' killed 9 students and a member of the guard, on May 3, 2023. There are sick people everywhere, regardless of whether they are in Serbia or in the world. "user-mh6mj1wo9f" knows all this information, but she didn't write it to you. She wants you to go and take pictures of the school (there are a lot of photos of that school on the Internet). As I said, there are sick people everywhere...
Dušan Stefan Nemanjić, the Strong, was the son of King Stefan Dečanski, king of Serbia from 1331. He was crowned emperor of the Serbs, Greeks and Arbanas in Skopje in 1346. During his reign, Serbia was at the height of its power, stretching from the Gulf of Corinth in the south to the Danube in the north and from the Adriatic in the west to the Aegean Sea in the east. He regulated relations in the state with a collection of laws (Dušan's Code), which was published in 1349 and supplemented in 1354, and which historians consider the constitution of the then feudal Serbian state He mysteriously died in full force at the age of 45.
You are positive and very cool girl..and look nice:)))Hotel Moskva doesnt have nothing with Comunism and we here had western influence in past..Hotel Moskva was made when Russia.s come here After October Revolution 1917..
@@yourtravelfriendanna yeah,you welcome..btw Belgrade is one of the oldest city in Europe,maybe older..First Belgrade was made Kelts,tribe Scordisci..and first name was Singidun..if you need some more info,be my guess:))))
Lepa a nepismena kao svi iz Severne Amerika. Dinar čuveni, ne može da upamti. Nasa najbolja jela poznata u svetu nisi pomenula. Ne znaš sta je Orthodox??? Kakvi Italijani te spopali. Idi u Kanadu i vozi sanke sestro.🙂❤️❤️❤️
Hey, I did get a chance to try some of the traditional dishes, it wasn't covered in this video. In addition I chose to eat vegetarian...which has led me to love Ajvar 🤤 I hope you can understand by visiting is my chance to learn more about the culture vs. just "sledding in Canada" (which you're illiterate to misunderstand we don't all do)!
I apologize because probably people ask you this question all the time, but i wanted to know how do you support yourself? Do you work from "home"? Thanks
@@yourtravelfriendanna Sorry, but food without meat or dairy products are not traditional Serbian dishes. It need to be consisted of meat. That is traditional. But there are some vegetable dishes typical for our country that are used in the months of fasting prior Christmas and Easter. Also traditional.
And yes.As far as I can see,you glave problems with the Serbian language. 01:20 min....😁Ok,no big deal.The Serbian language Is actully very easy to read,because you literally read and pronounce every letter.So just pronounce "dinar" easily ....😏😁
It's the A's that give me trouble, however the tip to breakdown and pronounce every letter most definitely has been helpful as I've continued travel to Crotia and Montenegro too.
Things to visit: 1. Kalemegdan fortress - there is an army museum there and also you can book a catacomb tour 2. Saint Sava's temple 3. National museum 4. Nikola Tesla museum 5. Saint mark's church 6. Skadarlija street in the evening for some great music and food 7. Knez mihailova street 8. Take a walk next to the parlament and the city parlament 8. Zemun with gardos tower Also, takw a day trip to Novi Sad with the train. It only takes 30 minutes to get there and Novi Sad looks very different from Belgrade, there you can visit the city center, Matica Srpska museum, The national museum od Vojvodina and Petrovaradin fortress. Have fun!
There is no Ottoman influence in Belgrade. Ottomans came from Asia and were picking up food and customs, even clothing from other nations. They didn't bring anything.
@@yourtravelfriendanna No, they didn't because they didn't bring anything. They invaded and placed those that collect taxes (new term) and they used to come back when people were uprising, when they were steeling children and when they went to invade further Europe. If you see the architecture, it is all European and Byzantine (Eastern Roman). They forced Islam on some people mostly in Bosnia. They also took women. That was the case not only in Serbia but other Balkan countries as well as Ukraine and Russia. Current Turks are mixture of various nations. Bulgaria forced Muslims to go to Turkey, Yugoslavia allowed them to go to Turkey and cancelled their Yugoslav passports and naturalization. According to some reports there are about 10,000,000.00 Serbian people that went to live to Turkey or were forcibly taken during the ottomans such as about 3,000 families to construct and maintain sewer (I think this is well documented). They preserved their language and largely their customs and now they have all adopted Islam as their religion. I am not sure whether their church still exists in Istanbul. As a result of Ottoman rule and them taking taxes, Serbs developed farms to raise pigs because Ottomans didn't eat pork meat. They became the biggest suppliers of pork meat to Europe.
@@teamacio9043 Ottomans came came from Asia, where do you see Asian food? Turkik tribes were adopting food, clothing and words from people they were coming across. Some words were used by Serbs to describe that Ottomans were there ore went through or that they took over some building or region. Doesn't mean they created it. Stop making up.
You are a gorgeous girl and real wedding material. I could easily spend the rest of my life with you. Welcome to Belgrade and Serbia and enjoy in best food and night-life in the world!
No joke, you look like a Serbian woman, I can easily imagine you in national costume. The others I saw in Serbia do not match the energy or appearance. This is probably your country without even knowing it. Best regards.
@@yourtravelfriendanna but yeah you can blog from there and you can become a local. Sure everyone fits in LOL. Open up your own business then go on from there...
I know this is so random and silly but I have to say that you have such cute nose! 😊 I don't know why but I always found a type of nose like yours soooo sexy 😊 -Just an ordinary Serbian guy who just felt like giving you a compliment, that's all 😄
@@yourtravelfriendanna Your look tells me that you are in signs I guessed wrong or eventually Taurus or Pisces. But your friendly behavior tells me that you are maybe Aquarius or Virgo. So my next try is: Pisces?
@@yourtravelfriendannaany city on coast from Istria to Dubrovnik is good my personal favs are Zadar and Šibenik ...Dubrovnik is go to for many but it is just packed with tourists...in land Varaždin or Zagreb as far as cities...islands in north Lošinj or Silba, south Korčula or Vis...nature national park Krka, and my personal fav Rastoke basically a village on a waterfall...national park Plitvice is also nice but full of tourists...
God damn it! You Americans should stop presenting Serbia as Beograd alone... go to Krusevac, Kraljevo, Pozarevac, make a left turn at Lajkovac, go down to Smederevo, Pristina and then come around and visit Sombor, Subotica and Apatin... Now, you've seen Serbia. 😄
I would love to! I’d love to see more of Serbia and the areas outside of the city. I feel this in most countries as well that the surrounding areas are richer in understanding life in the country
@@leifandersson8754 You don'tsay... I believe that you still live on the same continent, still wage the same wars against the world, and still hold the same shit values and propagate them to us all.. Hello Canadian, I'm an orphan from a lost tribe of native land of anorack that you so comfortly live in :D
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Serbia is underrated
There's definitely lots to be discovered that I didn't previously know about
its amazing! and yes underrated...
I think I prefer it to be underrated. All of Yugoslavia should remain underrated.
@@frostflower5555 true
That temple and its mosaics were absolutely stunning. Beautiful craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it 🤩 Saint Sava still has me in awe!
the underground part of the Temple... ruclips.net/video/mF7gVZbIL9c/видео.html
Welcome to Serbia, dear girl! Hope you will have great time here!
Hvala!
Welcome to Serbai and Belgrade and I hope you have had a wonderful time in my home town. Wish you good luck and all the best on your journey
I appreciate the warm welcome!
Dinar is leftover word from Roman Empire currency Denarii. That is about it. Very old name for money.
Hmmm, I learnt another fact about it! Thank you for sharing.
A few times Jovan Deretic mention that ln his presentations in Novi Sad ...
@@pravikorisnik4291 Jovan Deretic je klovn, ovo se uci u 5. razredu osnovne, da je naziv dinar potekao od starorimske valute
@@AcaCZV Budala si ti,ne on nije znao to sto ti znas,on nije isao u debilane u koje smo mi isli,ne on nije imao program po kom se ucilo!Sticanje znanja je jedno a citanje štiva iz skolskog programa je sasvim nesto drugo.
@@AcaCZVsram te bilo! Uključi mozak prije nego počneš nekoga da vrijeđaš i razmisli izvan kutije u koju su te komunistički i bečko-berlinski udžbenici ubacili. Šta misliš kako to da baš samo Srbi na ovim prostorima imaju za valutu dinar, a ne na primjer Italijani ili Grci? Očigledno je, ali mnogi od vas neće da prihvate da je naš narod Srblja-Tribala (na grčkom) autohton na ovom području i da je dao 22 rimska imperatora! Znači ne Italijani, ne Grci, već Srblji (tračko-ilirska plemena). Znači Srbi čuvaju i prenose hiljade godina svoje simbole (tri prsta, ocila, dvoglavog orla, ime valute...).
Zdravo, ja sam nov na vašem Jutjub kanalu. Dobrodošli u Srbiju. Mnogo si lepa!
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That smile, that eyes, that energy...subscribed! :)
I appreciate the support!
Pravi slatkiš ova Kanađanka.🙂
Maple syrup is sweet after all 🍁
Happy travels from a fellow Canadian and yes Serbia is amazing especially Belgrade's night life for someone as beautiful and young as yourself !!
Ah yes, many people have spoken highly about Belgrade's techno scene for those who like it!
Serbia is a nice country! As an Orthodox Copt wouldn't mind visiting again. The term "Dinar" traces back to the Roman currency "denarius." Serbia has the best pastries on the planet or at least from my pov. Serbia has tons of potential.
Ah thanks for this little insight into the origin of the Dinar!
Thank you for sharing your experiences on this great journey - Enjoy your time !!
Thank you! Will do!
Hope your having a nice stay in my home country. Many greetings and thanks for this beautiful video
It was nice to explore the city and see what it had to offer! Did I miss any special parts?
@@yourtravelfriendanna there are many interesting corners but i think overall you nailed it and visited all the must see visitor sites in Belgrade 😁
@@yourtravelfriendanna Muzej Nikole Tesle mozda
Many toxic and inappropriate comments from my fellow citizens. Sometimes I really don't understand why some people from here have the need to force all people from all over the world to know everything about our small country, and at the same time make very rude or sarcastic comments if some foreigner doesn't know every little detail of our history. Enjoy your stay, be positive and skip the bad comments.🎉🎉
Thanks for your understanding of my efforts to learn more about your country! I'm moving forward with a positive mindset :)
Nicely said👍💯
@@yourtravelfriendanna Well, as a fellow Canuck who has dual Serbian and Canadian citizenship, born, raised and educated in Belgrade and then moved in Canada, I agree completely with above written comment and advice. History and different cultural influences through centuries always played a big role in the countries located on the Balkan peninsula or in South Eastern Europe, including my home country Serbia and hometown Beograd (Belgrade). Don't pay attention to nasty comments , just stay open minded and positive and you will have a great time.🇷🇸🇨🇦
Thanks for taking the time to share more about yourself! I appreciate the support and patience as I continue to learn world history, and of course Canada’s changing history too!
Nekako neobjašnjivo je simpatična na svoj jedinstven način... 💐
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Неш јебат!!!
Very nice , I love how you managed to capture essence of the city and life in it, in such a short video.
Hope you had a good time in Serbia and positive experience 😊
Thanks a lot 😊
I'm glad you visited Serbia and welcome. Mnogo ste lepa gospodjice 😉
Thanks for the warm welcome!
Didnt know that we had such a sweet and beautiful guest in our town))
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Prvo i osnovno kada ste u nekoj zemlji prvo proucite istoriju te zemlje jer u vasoj prici puno je zapadne propagande i nemojte pricati o komunizmu kada sami nemate pojma o tome. Srbija je pre komunizma bila kraljevina tako da mnoga istorijske znamenitosti i gradjevine su starije od komunizma a mnogi nasi manastiri i crkve se stariji od otkrica Amerike. Pozdrav
Ispran im je mozak , nije narod kriv, zao mi ih je,, hrabrost je z anjih doci u Srbiju , istocnu Evropu, misle rat je , toliko o zapadnjackoj propagandi al ok postujem svakog ako nesto lepo snimi i dodje kod nas, bez obzira,, ..dobro dosli su svi i to svi vide i dozive, i svima su osmesi na licima, preziveli su haha
Putovao sam puno po celom svetu, često u društvu naših ljudi , nikada nisam video da je bilo ko od naših ljudi proučavao istoriju zemlje koju posećuje. A to da Srbi pričaju i komentarišu stvari o kojima nemaju pojma je valjda opšte poznata stvar i jedna od naših najupečatljivijih karakteristika. Tako da...ta "prva i osnovna stvar" koju zahtevaš od drugih da ispoštuju je takođe i prva koju mi ne poštujemo , uključujući i tebe siguran sam, ako si ikada i bio negde.
Evo ja se kladim da ti nigde nisi putovao i da blage veze nemas o tome sta pises! Ti si proputovao. Gde si ti bre putovao u Josanicku banju sa drustvom? Da te samo naucim da Jugoslavija nikad nije bila komunisticka zemlja nego socijalisticka i to joj je bilo drustveno uredjenje!!! Ti si putovao po svetu a ni svoju zemlju ne poznajes. Nalaprdao bi se ti strancima za medalju, zaglupio ih jos vise a oni bi te kasnije citirali i zahvaljujuci tvojoj neobrazovanoj glupisti sirili bi budalastine o nama! Zapad je priglup. Obrazovanje im je nikakvo. Pojma nemaju o zivotu a kamoli o istoriji ili geografiji. Narocito su slabi iz istorije jer ih tamo ne uce o jedinom i pravom genocidu u istoriji covecanstva nad Indijancima. Ova cura je lepa ali hejterski nastrojena puna predrasuda. Ego joj nije dozvolio da kaze istinu! Daleko joj lepa kuca i neka se vise ne vraca posto nije bila realna i iskrena. Ko dolazi sa usadjenom mrznjom a labilna je licnost tesko da ce biti iskren. Pomesala je cak i vere cak do vredjanja. Samo neka ide dalje. Stekao sam utisak da je ovde bila preki K a ne zbog iskrenosti i istrazivanja kako se predstavila. U hram je usla i izasla. Nije ni u skripti bila a vec je bila ocarana. Tako to ide kod neskolovanog. zapada. Devojka je jednostavno priglupa!
You're entitled to your opinion but please respect that part of visiting a new destination is doing my best to absorb what I can of history, present day life, culture and understand as much as possible. My experience of western education does not go into fine detail Serbian history, however the reverse could be said about Canadian history for Eastern European schools.
We have LOTS to learn about one another, and my video only shows a portion of what I learnt + experienced during my short visit. I have since been back to Belgrade...twice already + have much more to understand...always!
@@arlekin1976 Dete! Ja znam sta muslim, pricam ili pisem. Da li i ti to znas? Tesko! Najbitnije ti je da se hvalis kako si "obisao ceo svet". Kh kh kasljuc! Eto vuces me za jezik. Ja sam decko radio po celoj bivsoj SFRJ a onda malo u Segedinu (Madjarska) pa u Novosibirsku (Rusija) pa zatim u Iraku, Juznom Jemenu i 6 godina u Australiji odakle sam dosao u otadzbinu turistickim brodom preko celog onog arhipelaga gore pa pa do Japana,Koreje,Vijetnama,Sri Lanke,Indije,Pakistana pa kroz Crveno More,Kipra i Grcke so Italije (Bari). Upoznao sam mnoge kulture i narode u svom zivotu i stekao mudrost postovanja sto ti nemas jer nisi dalje otisao od npr.Bajcetine ali hvalis se snovima. Postovanje tudjeg se ne ogleda u podsmehu ili hvaljenju jer tako samo otkrivamo koliko smo neinformisano-needukovano priglupi!
beautiful eyes .wellcome to Belgrade
Got them from my mama 👀 Thank you!
Hy
Неш јебат!!!
@@yourtravelfriendanna Хахаха, насмеја ме!
Natural and beautiful woman. I hope you will visit Belgrade again. Greetings from Serbia 👍🌹
Ciao! I have since been back, thanks for watching :)
@@yourtravelfriendanna Will we see another video of your experience in Belgrade or we are gonna be deprived from seeing you :) ciao from Belgrade
I have more travel vlogs to come, at this time no more from Serbia
@@yourtravelfriendanna I dont like you anymore lol all the best
Your videos is beautiful im so happy u liked Belgrade. Esp i love the way you described Saint Sava Temple. Amazing. Hopefully you will come back to our beautiful country! Lots of love 🥰
Saint Sava still has me in awe 😍 I've come back twice since!
Ortodox church St Sava is a building designed to perform Ortodox Christian religious rites. The church consists of three parts:
the first part where the candles are lit is called the narata;
the middle part called NAOS;
the altar.
Inside the church there are icons and frescoes depicting IX and saints.
Ah thank you for helping us understand the different areas!
Looks beautiful!
It was!
It's so beautiful seeing someone enjoying in your country,expecialy at the parts of the city where you were like a 1000 times!I hope you enjoyed in Belgrade,and don't forget to try BAKLAVA!❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁❤💙☁
I tried it! Yummmersssss 🤤
What a pretty girl you are. Thank you for visiting!
Thanks for watching and engaging in the comments!
While colloquially, they do call St Sava's a cathedral in English, St Michael's is actually Belgrade's cathedral church. We call it Saborna in Serbian, it's the one located right across the street from the Building of the Patriarchate, in Kosancicev Venac district. The very definition of a cathedral church is the one where the seat of the local bishopric is.
Also, disregard some of the nasty comments I have seen here, the country has only been opening up to tourists in the past decade or so and we do have a bittersweet relationship with Westerners since the early 1990s. I appreciate your honesty and a somewhat cute awkwardness with which you presented Belgrade's history. You come from a different region, from the other side of the world and it's quite normal you're not familiar with every bit of history taking place here. The comprehension of time and space is already quite different in Europe compared to the Americas; now add the Balkans into the mix and you're in for a bumpy ride. Anyway, as long as you keep an open mind and continue presenting with that proverbial grain of salt, you should be good to go.
P.S. I like the Ray-Bans, pity they're covering something ever nicer underneath. Have fun in the Balkans and a safe trip.
Thanks for the information to help me understand and the breakdown of why some folks may be a little harsher about me not knowing all the information. I want to keep an open mind, to learn and experience what the country is about! As would I hope someone think of Canada as well :)
@@yourtravelfriendanna I dont know how you even dared to set foot here without knowing about the seventh session of the Communist Party or Vojisavlhević dynasty from 11th century, so ignorant and disrespectful ahah
I am familiar with what you mentioned, however chose not to speak on the topic in this video as I believe there are other individuals more educated + do a better job of explaining the history than I. I want to ensure facts are shared properly
@@yourtravelfriendanna he s fooling around, don’t stress (:
Hvala puno za ovaj vidéo 😊j'ai adorée 😊❤❤
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Welcome! Enjoy your stay! 😃
Hvala!
Your beautiful and smart girl.Be safe and healthy😀
Thanks for watching!
You're great - seeing a river from below. Wow, exciting. Ciao from Belgrade downtown.
Ciao!
Serbia, land of the free.
What’s your favourite destination inside the country?
@@yourtravelfriendanna My house cos my dogs live there. And a cat.
@@yourtravelfriendanna I liked Novi Sad.
The land of the free? Who ever told you that is your enemy.
Let me know in the comments what surprised you most about Belgrade! - Anna
Most surprised me about Belgrade is that I was born in it. 😀😀😀
Most surprise for me in Belgrade,is you 😁 I want to meet you.if it possible...
Hi. Are you married?
@@Sofronic 😂😂😂
@@pavkovic77 I’ve continued my travels! You can follow on ig @yourtravelfriendanna
I hope you enjoyed our unique city !
I did!
That question when you entered Temple 'Where im I in what country?' You just entered Kingdom of God and his Church. Home.
Perhaps!
you visited during winter it’s more beautiful now !
Always summer represents a city best!
@@yourtravelfriendanna here it’s probably spring or fall. Summer is beautiful but insanely hot !
Wow looks awesome!
Was an experience!
Serbia is a nice country!
It was a pleasant surprise!
Хвала!
Thank YOU so much for your continuous support 💃🏼
Nice reportage
Thanks
Welcome ❤
Thank you!!
I am from India 🇮🇳
Welcome!
Our Serbia iz beautiful country.
Yes, some unique areas to be discovered
I like serbia girl but I am from India 🇮🇳 😊
Sounds like you need to visit Serbia
Thank you...❤
Thanks for being here!
Ti si jako lepa devojka 🥰
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Welcome beautiful 😊🌸
Hvala!
When did you film this? Obviously not this year, that walkway under the street was renovated recently. You have similar underpass walkways in basically every big European city, its not always entrance to the metro. Belgrade also have several underground stations, but for city railway.
That is TEMPLE, not cathedral (name used only in Western christianity).
That mosque is definitely not among communist style buildings since its located in the Old town area, where 90% of buildings is built in pre-ww2 era.
Gradili su arhitekte iz Carske Rusije, najlepsa zdanja koja su jos i dan danas ..
Hi! Thank you all for this information and for helping us understand all better. Yes it was filmed last year :)
It was new for me to see the underground walkways !
@@yourtravelfriendanna no prob, just i saw by that walkway that something is off since now they look much better, they were a big problem for years and rundown.
In English it translates as church, temple would be a literal translation. Cathedral which is a greek word isn't used only in west Christianity. We say Saborna crkva so we wouldn't use a foreign word.
Thanks for showing us, well, I suppose your face. I'll check out some Belgrade videos on youtube I guess. The people there are beautiful also. We wouldn't know from this video. But we can see clearly the style of mascara you have on :)
Sounds like you’re interested in seeing more of the surrounding area?
Dinar was officially money in Rome Empire..maybe you didnt know that..
I didn’t thanks for sharing!
@@yourtravelfriendanna In our territory..I mean Serbia today was born about 20 Roman Imperators..one is the most important city in Roman Empire was Sirmium(Today Sremska Mitrovica)
The way you pronounced the currency is really off the wall.
Yes...there's room for improvement! Other people's comments have helped me understand the breakdown better
Would you recommend it for Solo travel? As a girl?
Yes! Spring - fall would be better for more daylight, however I was a solo female traveller + "survived". Join a walking tour or hostel to make friends!
4:58 it is like going to Heaven when you look at the Dome.
I thought similar thoughts!
Welcome
Merci!
Православље има Цркве и Храмове!!
Yes I am learning...
Hi, do you plan to visit any neighbouring countries next?
Hey! I’ve continued to explore the Balkans and have a whole series of videos on Montenegro up!
I went to visit serbia in July 2024
This sounds like an awesome idea! The patios will be buzzing, and walks along the river will be so nice!
Hi can i request go to the vladislav ribnikar elementary school,btw i like your travel videos😊
Hey! Why do you recommend visiting this school? I'm glad you've enjoyed them :)
@@yourtravelfriendanna Because I want to see what the school looks like,and I want you to know the story of that school.please🙏🥺
@@yourtravelfriendannahe is a sick person that hates Serbs. He recomended that school because there was a massive killing of children last year, when one psyhopat boy (13 years old) shooted 12 students from 11-14 years old. Anyway that is very good school, where children learn franch language from the first grade, english from 5th and italian from 7th. They are getting there great education, and it is sad that now it is known because of the tragedy that happend instead for having a great students and teachers.
@@yourtravelfriendanna The first school shooting in Serbia happened in that school, when a ''student'' killed 9 students and a member of the guard, on May 3, 2023. There are sick people everywhere, regardless of whether they are in Serbia or in the world. "user-mh6mj1wo9f" knows all this information, but she didn't write it to you. She wants you to go and take pictures of the school (there are a lot of photos of that school on the Internet). As I said, there are sick people everywhere...
I'm from Serbia 🇷🇸
Hello!
such a beautiful and natural girl
Hey thanks for watching!
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Canadian eh Math is not the best for many Canadians. But politeness and beauty are the best
Math actually is my strong suit…not currency conversion though 😝
@@yourtravelfriendanna no worries. Takes a couple of days for many of us. Just enjoy and have fun
Will do 🎉
Did you know that the relics of Emperor Dušan the Great rest in the church of St. Mark?
I didn't! What was Emperor Dušan the Great known most for?
Dušan Stefan Nemanjić, the Strong, was the son of King Stefan Dečanski, king of Serbia from 1331. He was crowned emperor of the Serbs, Greeks and Arbanas in Skopje in 1346. During his reign, Serbia was at the height of its power, stretching from the Gulf of Corinth in the south to the Danube in the north and from the Adriatic in the west to the Aegean Sea in the east.
He regulated relations in the state with a collection of laws (Dušan's Code), which was published in 1349 and supplemented in 1354, and which historians consider the constitution of the then feudal Serbian state
He mysteriously died in full force at the age of 45.
What’s the link for the hostel?
hostelworld.tp.st/nkVtIcIm you can see the “Nomad Hostel” here :)
You are positive and very cool girl..and look nice:)))Hotel Moskva doesnt have nothing with Comunism and we here had western influence in past..Hotel Moskva was made when Russia.s come here After October Revolution 1917..
Great information sharing for us all, thanks!
@@yourtravelfriendanna yeah,you welcome..btw Belgrade is one of the oldest city in Europe,maybe older..First Belgrade was made Kelts,tribe Scordisci..and first name was Singidun..if you need some more info,be my guess:))))
Have u been in Paja Jovanovic museum during your stay?
Ah no I didn't go! What was it I missed?
Lepa a nepismena kao svi iz Severne Amerika. Dinar čuveni, ne može da upamti. Nasa najbolja jela poznata u svetu nisi pomenula. Ne znaš sta je Orthodox??? Kakvi Italijani te spopali. Idi u Kanadu i vozi sanke sestro.🙂❤️❤️❤️
Hey, I did get a chance to try some of the traditional dishes, it wasn't covered in this video. In addition I chose to eat vegetarian...which has led me to love Ajvar 🤤 I hope you can understand by visiting is my chance to learn more about the culture vs. just "sledding in Canada" (which you're illiterate to misunderstand we don't all do)!
I apologize because probably people ask you this question all the time, but i wanted to know how do you support yourself? Do you work from "home"? Thanks
Hey! I'm a digital nomad :) I share more about this through my Instagram + newsletter, I encourage you to check it out so we can connect about this!
You are cute gretings from switzerland from Serb
Thanks for watching!
Welcome to my hometown:D
I went to visit can you help me to contract the tour agency address
You'd like to visit Belgrade? Awesome! My WhatsApp Travel community has a Serbia group you'd find useful
Small world!
You didn't see the crypt in Sveti Sava temple
Ah is this in the downstairs area? If so I did go down just kept my camera away in the moment
Next time you arrive in Serbia, contact me for Serbian food and history tour.
Ah do you offer vegetarian food tours? I understand this isn’t traditional food but perhaps the dishes that are veggue
@@yourtravelfriendanna
Sorry, but food without meat or dairy products are not traditional Serbian dishes. It need to be consisted of meat. That is traditional. But there are some vegetable dishes typical for our country that are used in the months of fasting prior Christmas and Easter. Also traditional.
Ah yes, I've become familiar with Posno dishes. And have really enjoyed some of the side dishes that are typically served with meat :)
Không thích những video kiểu này, toàn là xem mặt người nói không quen biết chứ không phải xem phong cảnh, nói không ngừng và mặt chiếm gần hết clip
Thanks for your feedback. What more of the scenery would you have liked to see?
It's Temple
Ah yes! As I have learnt now :)
05:35 min It's not Italy,it's Russia!!🤷 Welcome next time too 👋
And yes.As far as I can see,you glave problems with the Serbian language. 01:20 min....😁Ok,no big deal.The Serbian language Is actully very easy to read,because you literally read and pronounce every letter.So just pronounce "dinar" easily ....😏😁
Ah, thanks for the correction!
It's the A's that give me trouble, however the tip to breakdown and pronounce every letter most definitely has been helpful as I've continued travel to Crotia and Montenegro too.
Hay..saludos pozdrav..
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Im visiting Belgrade 1st week of June any advice please
Things to visit:
1. Kalemegdan fortress - there is an army museum there and also you can book a catacomb tour
2. Saint Sava's temple
3. National museum
4. Nikola Tesla museum
5. Saint mark's church
6. Skadarlija street in the evening for some great music and food
7. Knez mihailova street
8. Take a walk next to the parlament and the city parlament
8. Zemun with gardos tower
Also, takw a day trip to Novi Sad with the train. It only takes 30 minutes to get there and Novi Sad looks very different from Belgrade, there you can visit the city center, Matica Srpska museum, The national museum od Vojvodina and Petrovaradin fortress.
Have fun!
You should also do a food tour by trying:
1. Pljeskavica
2. Cevapi with kajmak
3. Sarma
4.Ajvar
5. Karadjordjeva
I also have a WhatsApp Community with locals + travellers that share tips like the ones someone so kindly shared below!
Wow, this list is so helpful! Thanks for taking the time to share with fellow travellers, love this 😍
Ajvar 🤤 a new found food love! I've been enjoying it so much
Welcome.
Don't speak about politics here.
And it's a Temple.
And mosaics are made with some amount of gold. Pretty nice amount of %.
Thanks for the welcome! I'm aware politics are a sensitive topic to many and was mindful during my visit
Nice girl !!!
Thanks!
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There is no Ottoman influence in Belgrade. Ottomans came from Asia and were picking up food and customs, even clothing from other nations. They didn't bring anything.
Do you think it'd be accurate to say when they arrived, they influenced the architecture + culture?
@@yourtravelfriendanna No, they didn't because they didn't bring anything. They invaded and placed those that collect taxes (new term) and they used to come back when people were uprising, when they were steeling children and when they went to invade further Europe. If you see the architecture, it is all European and Byzantine (Eastern Roman). They forced Islam on some people mostly in Bosnia. They also took women. That was the case not only in Serbia but other Balkan countries as well as Ukraine and Russia. Current Turks are mixture of various nations. Bulgaria forced Muslims to go to Turkey, Yugoslavia allowed them to go to Turkey and cancelled their Yugoslav passports and naturalization. According to some reports there are about 10,000,000.00 Serbian people that went to live to Turkey or were forcibly taken during the ottomans such as about 3,000 families to construct and maintain sewer (I think this is well documented). They preserved their language and largely their customs and now they have all adopted Islam as their religion. I am not sure whether their church still exists in Istanbul. As a result of Ottoman rule and them taking taxes, Serbs developed farms to raise pigs because Ottomans didn't eat pork meat. They became the biggest suppliers of pork meat to Europe.
Kalemegdan, Dorcol, Karaburma, Topcider, Terazije, Tasmajdan... ottoman names. Bajrakli mosque, zavod zastite spomenika building, ? kafana... -ottoman buildings. Cevapi, sarma, burek, baklava... -ottoman food...
@@teamacio9043 Ottomans came came from Asia, where do you see Asian food? Turkik tribes were adopting food, clothing and words from people they were coming across. Some words were used by Serbs to describe that Ottomans were there ore went through or that they took over some building or region. Doesn't mean they created it. Stop making up.
Be careful with rakija 😒
🤣🤣 oh I tried it later on…it stings
Dee-nar not Dee-nehr:)
Ah thank you! This visual breakdown is helpful
You are a gorgeous girl and real wedding material. I could easily spend the rest of my life with you. Welcome to Belgrade and Serbia and enjoy in best food and night-life in the world!
Thanks for the welcome to Belgrade!
No joke, you look like a Serbian woman, I can easily imagine you in national costume. The others I saw in Serbia do not match the energy or appearance. This is probably your country without even knowing it. Best regards.
Who knows! Not sure that I quite fit in as a local though
U can imagine her in something else I believe. Jesus on a bicycle, every bloke in this comments is trying to get into her nickers.
@@yourtravelfriendanna but yeah you can blog from there and you can become a local. Sure everyone fits in LOL. Open up your own business then go on from there...
I know this is so random and silly but I have to say that you have such cute nose! 😊
I don't know why but I always found a type of nose like yours soooo sexy 😊
-Just an ordinary Serbian guy who just felt like giving you a compliment, that's all 😄
Ha thanks
That's it!? You didn't show 0,1% of Belgrade and all what can be seen there 🤦♂️
Of course that is not all there is to Belgrade, and my time spent in the city, I hope it gives folks an interest to go and explore more themselves!
You are extremely pretty. Probably you are Libra or Leo. Am I right?
Guess again!
@@yourtravelfriendanna Your look tells me that you are in signs I guessed wrong or eventually Taurus or Pisces. But your friendly behavior tells me that you are maybe Aquarius or Virgo. So my next try is: Pisces?
Serbs have phonetic alphabet, which means that you read as it was written.
This was one of the best tips a local gave me to attempt my pronunciation...I've got a long way to go!
Hyy
What's up!
...hmmm, and nothing about the most handsome men you can find in the world?#!
To each their own 🤷🏼♀️
Sta je ovih nasih popaljenih u komentarima hahaha
Passionate people 🤷🏼♀️
How beautiful are you...😍
😊 thank you
@@yourtravelfriendanna no thank you...btw next time visit Croatia
Where’s your favourite spot?
@@yourtravelfriendannaany city on coast from Istria to Dubrovnik is good my personal favs are Zadar and Šibenik ...Dubrovnik is go to for many but it is just packed with tourists...in land Varaždin or Zagreb as far as cities...islands in north Lošinj or Silba, south Korčula or Vis...nature national park Krka, and my personal fav Rastoke basically a village on a waterfall...national park Plitvice is also nice but full of tourists...
You dont eat at Hleb&Kifle unless you are a lost tourist with excess cash and a taste disorder.
Interesting…is the food not good?
Devojko dobrodosla i uzivaj poz
Hvala!
Why going to Montenegro. There is nothing to be seen there and people are very very rude and unfriendly.
Why not go to Montenegro? I've been 3 times and enjoy the atmosphere and people :)
All i see is your face. Where is Serbia?
In the Balkans
Are you single 😂😂😂
Is your brother asking?
God damn it! You Americans should stop presenting Serbia as Beograd alone... go to Krusevac, Kraljevo, Pozarevac, make a left turn at Lajkovac, go down to Smederevo, Pristina and then come around and visit Sombor, Subotica and Apatin... Now, you've seen Serbia. 😄
I would love to! I’d love to see more of Serbia and the areas outside of the city. I feel this in most countries as well that the surrounding areas are richer in understanding life in the country
Ps I’m not American 🍁 🇨🇦
@@yourtravelfriendanna I meant figuratively ;) Feel free to visit anytime, go and see other places, Serbia has so much to offer! :D
Accusing a Candian being American must be worst possible insult.
@@leifandersson8754 You don'tsay... I believe that you still live on the same continent, still wage the same wars against the world, and still hold the same shit values and propagate them to us all.. Hello Canadian, I'm an orphan from a lost tribe of native land of anorack that you so comfortly live in :D
u need good husband and have children not banna.
Do I? What makes you say this?