@@Martina-Kosicanka I know how it is. I am Slovak. I just tried to make it appear simple for non-slovak speakers. Because it seems to me that it is very complicated for them. When its actually more simple.... and not all slavic languages use č, smarty
@betatalk357 I wouldn't say puppet, not yet. It's too early. She's clearly pro-EU, but that doesn't mean one is a puppet. People can genuinely believe in the goodness of EU. There is much Slovakia has to be thankful for being a part of EU. They pulled us out of the toilet. Otherwise we would be like Hungary or maybe even worse, like Ukraine.
@betatalk357 Things are not so black and white. EU has brought benefits too. It's a project of many nations and it isn't perfect, of course. The point is: We can either dismantle it and stand independent and weak, or we can unite and have a real say in international matters. (And Ukraine isn't going to join EU in next 20 years minimum. The corruption there is too strong and the country isn't fully democratic to be accepted to EU.)
Is it that difficult to find out, how to pronounce foreign names? You always can use online pronunciation dictionary (like Forvo) to prevent to seem like arrogant prick. It's pronounced Cha-pu-tova and Kuts-yak
before she entered politics, she used to be a lawyer who fought for ordinary people being wronged by corrupt companies. I don't know how more anti-corruption can you get.
Stephen Kim - Respect from what? This woman does not respect the right! She didn't win honestly. Do you know the circumstances of her election? False ballot tickets were found in thousands. Well, thousands of false-void voices. The statutory maximum financial budget for elections for each candidate has been exceeded. Is that "respect" for you? It is not for me. There's a scam for me. Fraud to be resolved. and only then can it continue. Either by repeating the election or by inauguration.
@Kvarta B Právo platí pre všetkých rovnako. President a sudca musí dodržiavať právo ako prvý. V tomto prípade právo porušila prezidentka aj sudca. Obidva majú právnické vzdelanie. Do vysporiadania sťažností na priebeh volieb platí, že ide o neukončený volebný proces.
Zuzana Čaputová does not honor the law. She was inaugurated before the end of the electoral process. Something similar to Venezuela. No one knows who the president is. She cannot inaugurate until the complaints submitted to the Constitutional Court of Slovakia have been resolved. It is as if a criminal has been sentenced to death, but he has appealed that he is innocent. Yet he will be executed! And then he is found to be innocent! All he had to do was fulfill his right to appeal and investigate the case. Do you understand that, friends? There was a violation of the candidate's right to file a complaint against the election two months ago. For detected deficiencies and fake ballots in thousands of pieces! If this president does not honor the law itself, how does he want to control his country?
@@BrezyzTerebesa A complaint about violation of the election rules is a reason to discuss it in an accelerated form. The Constitutional Court had about two months to resolve the complaint. And one of the presidential candidates filed a complaint, JUDr. Štefan Harabin, Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic. As in Austria, the case was to be investigated. That is why elections have been repeated in Austria.
Her name is not Kaputova, but Čaputová - read č as your english "ch"..... so Chaputová for you
Ooooh, thank you!
@Jan Schlossar It's even easier. Forvo dot com is something like pronunciation dictionary, where native speakers upload pronunciation of terms
We like to shorthen our words, so we stuffed your ch into č, sh into š, etc... its not difficult
@@Mrkva22296 it's not about shortening anything. Those letters exist to capture the sounds of Slavic languages
@@Martina-Kosicanka I know how it is. I am Slovak. I just tried to make it appear simple for non-slovak speakers. Because it seems to me that it is very complicated for them. When its actually more simple.... and not all slavic languages use č, smarty
Visited the country last month. Nice castles. Kosice classically central european town and very pretty.
I was also in Russia.
@@frenkihunter7523 I very much doubt it. People like you usually don't even owe their passport
@@Martina-Kosicanka Môj pas je ... široký. A na prácu do EÚ, stačí OP.
@@frenkihunter7523 Do Ruska vsak OP nestaci.
@@Martina-Kosicanka Ha ha ha ha ha
Zuzana Čaputova !!! nooo Kaputova
Kaputova fec
From literally nothing to Slovakia's president in just a couple of months... Interesting
@betatalk357 I wouldn't say puppet, not yet. It's too early. She's clearly pro-EU, but that doesn't mean one is a puppet. People can genuinely believe in the goodness of EU. There is much Slovakia has to be thankful for being a part of EU. They pulled us out of the toilet. Otherwise we would be like Hungary or maybe even worse, like Ukraine.
@betatalk357 Things are not so black and white. EU has brought benefits too. It's a project of many nations and it isn't perfect, of course.
The point is: We can either dismantle it and stand independent and weak, or we can unite and have a real say in international matters.
(And Ukraine isn't going to join EU in next 20 years minimum. The corruption there is too strong and the country isn't fully democratic to be accepted to EU.)
@@enlightenedterrestrial We were on the right path already in 2004. Ukraine (I only assume) hasn't stepped on it yet.
Democracy irks fascists clearly.
Good luck.
Is it that difficult to find out, how to pronounce foreign names? You always can use online pronunciation dictionary (like Forvo) to prevent to seem like arrogant prick.
It's pronounced Cha-pu-tova
and Kuts-yak
Big mistake! 🤮👎
nice
Zuzana Kaputtova
Eudora Plaza
Anti- corruption discourses, don't believe..
before she entered politics, she used to be a lawyer who fought for ordinary people being wronged by corrupt companies. I don't know how more anti-corruption can you get.
Very good respect Zuzana Čaputová 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Stephen Kim - Respect from what? This woman does not respect the right! She didn't win honestly. Do you know the circumstances of her election? False ballot tickets were found in thousands. Well, thousands of false-void voices. The statutory maximum financial budget for elections for each candidate has been exceeded. Is that "respect" for you? It is not for me. There's a scam for me. Fraud to be resolved. and only then can it continue. Either by repeating the election or by inauguration.
@Kvarta B I'm not Mr. Harabin's voter. But I prefer the right.
@Kvarta B Právo platí pre všetkých rovnako. President a sudca musí dodržiavať právo ako prvý. V tomto prípade právo porušila prezidentka aj sudca. Obidva majú právnické vzdelanie. Do vysporiadania sťažností na priebeh volieb platí, že ide o neukončený volebný proces.
@Kvarta B Potom ale nesúhlasíte s faktami. Aj ja Vám prajem pekný deň.
@@jancimegapower2528 Fíha, nebola táto názorovo argumentačná reakcia pre teba příliš náročná? Tolko slov..zkůsim hádať-IQ -9? Trafil som?
Bože chran Slovensko
Abimuhammed
Dobre povedal ze kaputova lebo zo slovenskom je za chvilku kaput...
Co na to hovorite teraz ?
už 2x by nevyhrala,aj toto získala podvodom
She learned to soros
Pockat ona je vazne prva prezidentka na svete ???
nie je,to len niektorí neovládaju politiku
Zuzana Čaputová does not honor the law. She was inaugurated before the end of the electoral process. Something similar to Venezuela. No one knows who the president is.
She cannot inaugurate until the complaints submitted to the Constitutional Court of Slovakia have been resolved.
It is as if a criminal has been sentenced to death, but he has appealed that he is innocent. Yet he will be executed! And then he is found to be innocent! All he had to do was fulfill his right to appeal and investigate the case.
Do you understand that, friends? There was a violation of the candidate's right to file a complaint against the election two months ago. For detected deficiencies and fake ballots in thousands of pieces! If this president does not honor the law itself, how does he want to control his country?
The election complaint is not a legal obstacle to the appointment of a new president to the post or the inauguration process.
@@BrezyzTerebesa A complaint about violation of the election rules is a reason to discuss it in an accelerated form. The Constitutional Court had about two months to resolve the complaint. And one of the presidential candidates filed a complaint, JUDr. Štefan Harabin, Chairman of the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic. As in Austria, the case was to be investigated. That is why elections have been repeated in Austria.
Jaternica.
Nemáme ju radi 👎👎
Hovor za seba .
@@justyourordinarytom6528 hovorí za 75 % slovákov
A tu sa zacina náš koniec.
Povedal Števo po treťom pive a jebol rukou do stola.
@@Tuloisboss 👍
Chod sa strcit do.anala kotlebovi
Presne. Liberalizmus je rakovina
Respect and take care of the Hungarian minority! Good luck!
*NOW THE COUNTRY CAN GO KAPUTova*
That is not how we pronounce her name. Journalist was lazy
.. serošova handra ..
Pupala,pupala. Nomen omen, tralala.😗
.. čo, čo .. ja neponimáju .. :)
@@pupalailcik5193 že buď si hlúpy alebo debil
Akoby v tom bol rozdiel 🤣🤣🤣