So I'm Croatian and I've never been in Istra until this November. My hotel was in Rovinj and I've also visited Pula and some other cities. First of all I'm impressed by Istra how clean it is and i felt like I'm in another country, specially how Rovinj is clean and beautiful. To be honest I like Rovinj more, I'm so amazed by it.
@theamerikanka Zdravo! I’m a fellow black American girl (married to a Serbian man from Kragujevac), and we’re moving to Serbia on Monday from the Middle East. Any advice or recommendations in Belgrade or the surrounding areas for restaurants or attractions?
whats up love!? how exciting :D ..what were you guys doing in the middle east?! my best advice is to check out the blogs: www.bellegrade.com www.belgradecat.com www.stillinbelgrade.com they have so many food and restaurant suggestions and always update what cool events are happening and things to do in the city. Also, I would check out Belgrade Foreign Visitors Facebook group because there are so many expats and locals in that group to help you with very very specific questions.
The Amerikanka thank you for the advice! We were living and working in the Middle East, but we’re in Serbia now. We arrived yesterday. I’ll check out the blogs. Thank you for your reply!
Cheers! I would like to go in the summer. It was a shame because that week I went, the weather was so nice the whole week before and the days before my trip, and of course when i go there, it's f***ing raining, lol
@@amerikanka Rovigno, the city was built by Venetian-Italians and you can see that from the Italian architecture. In the census of 1910, the 97,7% of the population was Italian, then croatia put this region under Slav occupation but they never existed in this part of the world
97,7% you say? Could you be so kind to share with us your precious sources of knowledge? Because if you refer to the census of the Habsburg margraviate of Istria (and you do) the percentage of the Italian population in 1910. was 38,1%(Croats 43,5%, Slovenes 14,3%, Germans 3,3 etc.). After that you boldly claim Slavs never existed in this part of the world ...and that is a big lie again. In other posts you claim Istria was part of Italy for 2000 years - again a huge lie. I am sorry if facts hurt your feelings, but Istria was and still is multietnic and multicultural. Btw. you are not representing Italians from Istria, you are here just to fulfill your hate propaganda. You are just a sad ignorant lying nationalist, disrespectful of other etnic groups and cultures, a person with difficulties accepting historical facts and reality - once people like you were called fascists. The best i can say to you is to read more and hate less. Have a nice day!
@@igorcvekify "His Majesty has expressed the precise order that action must be taken decisively against the influence of the Italian elements still present in some regions of the Crown and, appropriately occupying the posts of public, judicial, masters employees as well as with the influence of the press , work in South Tyrol, Dalmatia and on the Istrian coast for the Germanization and Slavization of these territories according to the circumstances, with energy and without any regard. His Majesty reminds the central offices of the strong duty to proceed in this way with what has been established." (Franz Joseph I of Austria, Council of the Crown of 12 November 1866]) maybe now you can understand how you came out with your presence in Italian territories
@@davidetoffoletto9981 There are at least 4 other censuses: 1900.(40%), 1890.(37%), 1880.(39%) and 1846.(33%). You have all the data online. Those were rigged too? Btw. there is a census done from Italian authorities in 1939. after a 2 decades long massive and forced italianization and they barely arrived at 54%. Are you saying that your beloved Mussolini administration lied too? Again, please refer to your source, tell us where can we check the 98% you are claiming.
you guys look like the girls i saw at the post office in Rovinj wanted to say hi but had to go to training..it great you do the promotiomal video,Rovinj is indeed unique \
Opa, welcome to Pula. :) Btw. we are famous to be dead in winter and early spring, but come now and you will see million people on street. Well not million but half-million a season as statistc says.
Opa :) People say "Opa" in Pula? That's interesting. :) I know things are busier in the summer, but I actually really love croatia more when there is less tourism. But Pula, maybe I need to go back. Is it crowded in the summer, or just more busy?! I love Pula so much
@@amerikanka well, hot spots for younger people would be around Pula - you know like good beach clubs etc. (Hidrobaza is nice beach now near Štinjan area like 5km from Pula). As for tourism I agree with you, but Pula is def way better with people in it and that timing is now. Specially during Film Festival week, this 10 days is great to be here or during big british music festival Outlook and Dimensions that are happening at the end of August (specially if you love reggae, bass music and soundsystem). Yeah, we say opa a lot. Not sure why. :)
Yes! She is Ethiopian and she lives in Rovinj actually. I randomly just met her that day actually and she showed me around. But I have not been in touch with her since. I added her boyfriend's phone number in my phone but they never responded to me. :( Hopefully they will see this video and get in touch
Where were you all this time, this video is at least a month or two old, you got to put them out more often, anyway I hope you enjoyed Croatia. Is that pretty face another American, you two girls are gonna create pandemonium as everyone loves dark meat 😋😋🔥😍👍
Umago, Parenzo, Montona. Did you know that those cities were built by Venetian-Italians who were the original population of Istria? The Italian architecture is everywhere, and before WWII the population was over 97% Italian
@@davidetoffoletto9981 Again, you are an ignorant. Those cities were not founded by Venetians ("Serenissima"). Your knowledge of history is a disgrace....and you use your ignorance to spread hate.
@@davidetoffoletto9981 You are putting words in my mouth that i never said. I don't hate Italians. Anzi, io personalmente gli Italiani li adoro. Per andare al sodo, caro Davide, sei proprio tu che contamini i commenti di un video puramente dedicato alla gioia del viaggare con la tua agenda politica piena di odio, miti nazionalistici (neofascisti), basata su dati a dire poco "alternativi", basata sull' ignoranza della storia, demografia, geografia, cultura....e per finire anche di matematica e logica. Lascia stare, ogni discussione basata sui fatti non ha senso se l'altro discutente è ignorante dei fatti e preferisce perpetuare la via dell' odio. Cordiali saluti.
rovinj is a higher class its more fancy and clean while pula has been left to nothing, they barely take care of pula its disgusting usually i would say rovinj is better but pula is beautiful too and living in pula is nice i just wish they out more effort in the city :(
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So I'm Croatian and I've never been in Istra until this November. My hotel was in Rovinj and I've also visited Pula and some other cities. First of all I'm impressed by Istra how clean it is and i felt like I'm in another country, specially how Rovinj is clean and beautiful. To be honest I like Rovinj more, I'm so amazed by it.
@theamerikanka Zdravo! I’m a fellow black American girl (married to a Serbian man from Kragujevac), and we’re moving to Serbia on Monday from the Middle East. Any advice or recommendations in Belgrade or the surrounding areas for restaurants or attractions?
whats up love!? how exciting :D ..what were you guys doing in the middle east?!
my best advice is to check out the blogs:
www.bellegrade.com
www.belgradecat.com
www.stillinbelgrade.com
they have so many food and restaurant suggestions and always update what cool events are happening and things to do in the city. Also, I would check out Belgrade Foreign Visitors Facebook group because there are so many expats and locals in that group to help you with very very specific questions.
The Amerikanka thank you for the advice! We were living and working in the Middle East, but we’re in Serbia now. We arrived yesterday. I’ll check out the blogs. Thank you for your reply!
I'm from Macedonia🇲🇰!! Love u girll💞💞💞💎💎💎💎
love you too Jana!!!
Great advice!! Great video like always.
Have my child.
MY DEAR FATHER LAND R. I. P DAD and R. I. P my dear brother... ISTRIA IS MY BLOOD
I LOVE the music in your videos! Where do you get it?
p.s. obožavam Hrvatsku obalu
pozzz and i get all my music from the RUclips Audio Library :D free music :D
Regards from Pula
Pozdrav....Bog curo!
Medina je ona prrezhivjela
I 💕 s 📴 Kosova krenula za nama.
Im from Serbia and i can tell Rovinj is waaay better :)
Imo
so harsh lol
@roki feler not really its just dalmatia haha im sure 99.9% of serbs dont have problems anywhere in croatia
Rovinj during summer is the place to be. Cheers from Rijeka.
Cheers! I would like to go in the summer. It was a shame because that week I went, the weather was so nice the whole week before and the days before my trip, and of course when i go there, it's f***ing raining, lol
@@amerikanka Rovigno, the city was built by Venetian-Italians and you can see that from the Italian architecture. In the census of 1910, the 97,7% of the population was Italian, then croatia put this region under Slav occupation but they never existed in this part of the world
97,7% you say?
Could you be so kind to share with us your precious sources of knowledge?
Because if you refer to the census of the Habsburg margraviate of Istria (and you do) the percentage of the Italian population in 1910. was 38,1%(Croats 43,5%, Slovenes 14,3%, Germans 3,3 etc.).
After that you boldly claim Slavs never existed in this part of the world ...and that is a big lie again.
In other posts you claim Istria was part of Italy for 2000 years - again a huge lie.
I am sorry if facts hurt your feelings, but Istria was and still is multietnic and multicultural.
Btw. you are not representing Italians from Istria, you are here just to fulfill your hate propaganda.
You are just a sad ignorant lying nationalist, disrespectful of other etnic groups and cultures, a person with difficulties accepting historical facts and reality - once people like you were called fascists.
The best i can say to you is to read more and hate less.
Have a nice day!
@@igorcvekify "His Majesty has expressed the precise order that action must be taken decisively against the influence of the Italian elements still present in some regions of the Crown and, appropriately occupying the posts of public, judicial, masters employees as well as with the influence of the press , work in South Tyrol, Dalmatia and on the Istrian coast for the Germanization and Slavization of these territories according to the circumstances, with energy and without any regard. His Majesty reminds the central offices of the strong duty to proceed in this way with what has been established."
(Franz Joseph I of Austria, Council of the Crown of 12 November 1866])
maybe now you can understand how you came out with your presence in Italian territories
@@davidetoffoletto9981
There are at least 4 other censuses: 1900.(40%), 1890.(37%), 1880.(39%) and 1846.(33%).
You have all the data online.
Those were rigged too?
Btw. there is a census done from Italian authorities in 1939. after a 2 decades long massive and forced italianization and they barely arrived at 54%. Are you saying that your beloved Mussolini administration lied too?
Again, please refer to your source, tell us where can we check the 98% you are claiming.
You have to visit Split 🇭🇷💙💙💙
you guys look like the girls i saw at the post office in Rovinj wanted to say hi but had to go to training..it great you do the promotiomal video,Rovinj is indeed unique \
oh no! we could have hugged!
I'm from makedonija and I always every summer go.. we have like a store and we go to Rovinj
oh cool! Makedonija is cool too :D
Opa, welcome to Pula. :) Btw. we are famous to be dead in winter and early spring, but come now and you will see million people on street. Well not million but half-million a season as statistc says.
Opa :) People say "Opa" in Pula? That's interesting. :) I know things are busier in the summer, but I actually really love croatia more when there is less tourism. But Pula, maybe I need to go back. Is it crowded in the summer, or just more busy?! I love Pula so much
@@amerikanka well, hot spots for younger people would be around Pula - you know like good beach clubs etc. (Hidrobaza is nice beach now near Štinjan area like 5km from Pula). As for tourism I agree with you, but Pula is def way better with people in it and that timing is now. Specially during Film Festival week, this 10 days is great to be here or during big british music festival Outlook and Dimensions that are happening at the end of August (specially if you love reggae, bass music and soundsystem). Yeah, we say opa a lot. Not sure why. :)
thank you for that info!!!
I missed u damn girl💞
I missed you too my love! Please forgive me for being inconsistent. My life is just so crazy at the moment :(
What about Slovenia?
Is you friend Habesha/Ethiopian? If so, I am also Ethiopian and would love to get in contact as I am also planning to move to the Balkans ;)
Yes! She is Ethiopian and she lives in Rovinj actually. I randomly just met her that day actually and she showed me around. But I have not been in touch with her since. I added her boyfriend's phone number in my phone but they never responded to me. :( Hopefully they will see this video and get in touch
@theamerikanka lets go with me in avgust on swinger beach in Rovinj😁
I love you Nwando!
Love you!
Where were you all this time, this video is at least a month or two old, you got to put them out more often, anyway I hope you enjoyed Croatia. Is that pretty face another American, you two girls are gonna create pandemonium as everyone loves dark meat
😋😋🔥😍👍
That girl is from Sweden actually, but she lives in Rovinj. I just met her that day :)
Porec
beautiful
Here in Istra are many more citys to wisit.
Umag, Poreč, Motovun
And smallest city in the world: HUM
Umago, Parenzo, Montona. Did you know that those cities were built by Venetian-Italians who were the original population of Istria? The Italian architecture is everywhere, and before WWII the population was over 97% Italian
@@davidetoffoletto9981
Again, you are an ignorant. Those cities were not founded by Venetians ("Serenissima"). Your knowledge of history is a disgrace....and you use your ignorance to spread hate.
@@igorcvekify ok, because you hate you much our cultural patrimony we will take back to Veneto all the houses, monuments and buildings we can transfer
@@davidetoffoletto9981
You are putting words in my mouth that i never said. I don't hate Italians.
Anzi, io personalmente gli Italiani li adoro. Per andare al sodo, caro Davide, sei proprio tu che contamini i commenti di un video puramente dedicato alla gioia del viaggare con la tua agenda politica piena di odio, miti nazionalistici (neofascisti), basata su dati a dire poco "alternativi", basata sull' ignoranza della storia, demografia, geografia, cultura....e per finire anche di matematica e logica.
Lascia stare, ogni discussione basata sui fatti non ha senso se l'altro discutente è ignorante dei fatti e preferisce perpetuare la via dell' odio.
Cordiali saluti.
@@igorcvekify OK, l'unica cosa che ci interessa è avere indietro le case e le proprietà provate in Istria attualmente occupate da slavi
rovinj is a higher class its more fancy and clean while pula has been left to nothing, they barely take care of pula its disgusting usually i would say rovinj is better but pula is beautiful too and living in pula is nice i just wish they out more effort in the city :(
kiss.....from rovinj with hate...:)
Your girlfriend is cute, you should bring her more in front of the camera
she is so cute! but i met her in Rovinj that day! I haven't seen her since. She hasn't answered my texts :(
i wish she did something on the gay community living there or what its like
Beograd.
Beograd is my favorite place to live :D
Je prcija
Ni pula a ne rovinj