hey im happy that you are interested about my home area! btw the otther side is indeed slovakia, however many people speak both hungarian and slovak. Im also from slovakia and my native language is hungarian :)
the other town was Párkány - Štúrovo. Slovakia forcibly gave Slovak names to ethnic Hungarian settlements throughout the Felvidék, that even today, has fully Hungarian towns and a couple of smaller cities, as well. the mutual history of the two nations is quite complicated and troubled. this was one of the reasons why ive decided to explore it further by living there. its nice to have come across someone, who is so interested in different cultures and frankly, humbling, that youve chosen our country. may you experience as much as you can of the beautiful, but heavy Hungarian heritage, past and present, causing us to be one of the most peculiar and resourceful people in the world
Changing names is a mean to create political legitimacy for ruling over a set of territories/people. This happened lots and lots during the creation of the nation states of the post Habsburg empire
Miss Amy! Have fun on your travels! Be aware of some railway stadions are vandalized, ticket machines are broken. Really enjoying seeing you having fun traveling at Hungary.
Hello! Just saw your video and decided to watch it to see the content and found it so interesting. You really did have a nice weekend by exploring Esztergom and crossing the border by walking. The Basilica is so magnificent! I love the interior of it, so breathtaking. 😍👍- trip koto
素晴らしいビデオAmyさん。🙂 エステルゴムはきれいな！I also like the fact that listening to your videos starts to bring back my Japanese slowly 🙂 I also recommend デブレツェン to visit sometimes 🙂
Hi Amy-san! I just found your channel today, its really interesting to see that you enjoy Hungary as much as I enjoyed being in Japan! I hope you will share more of your exciting adventures with us here. 😊
Dear Amy! I am very happy to see your little videos every day. I don't know if you know, but the Esztergom basilica is the third largest church in Europe. The Esztergom Basilica is the defining structure of Esztergom and the Danube Bend, and also the largest church in Hungary. Its construction required the work of four archbishops of Esztergom. Its full name is the Primate Cathedral of Our Lady and Saint Adalbert. The Esztergom Basilica is the main cathedral of the Catholic Church in Hungary. The interior floor area of the Basilica on the castle hill is 5,660 square meters, 118 meters long and 49 meters wide. Its height is 100 meters from the sub-church to the sphere of the dome, making it the tallest building in Hungary (not counting TV towers, transmission towers, chimneys). In terms of size, the Esztergom Basilica is also significant at the European level, as it is preceded only by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral in London. Hi, and have a nice day!
I am in Esztergom kinda frequently but was nice to see how you explore it. 😊 This boat trip of Esztergom-Budapest I never tried to be honest, but seeing it in your video made me think I should make it too some day.
Happy to hear that! The green fields viewed from the train were amazing, but the view of Visegrád from the speed and vibrations of the boat was absolutely breathtaking.
Hi! If you're interested in the suburbs and trains you should try to riding by a suburban rail aka helyiérdekű vasút aka HÉV. I recomand the Szentendre and the Gödöllő line. In Szentendre worth to visit the "Skanzen" and the center of the town, and in Gödöllő the Grassalkovich Castle.
As American I was married to a hungarian girl for a number of years..sadly we divorced, we had a home in Zebegeny we used to visit Esztergom many times. I fell in love with Hungary and the people...I plan on going back to visit...
I like when you were crossing the bridge from Hungary to Hungary and believed that on the other side people speak an other language. On the other side also hungarians live and speak hungarian, thanks to the collective west, "ex"-coloniser countries which artificially cut countries into pieces without taking any consideration about ethnicities. (And, they do it in the name of democracy and human right... Hippocratic!!)
@@amyfromjapan002 i live next to Lake Balaton, I would love to invite you a talk but unfortunately my english is not very well haha, I am very interested in Japan, i started to learning the language too, good luck, I hope you will like lake Balaton
Köszönöm a videót! Jó veled kirándulni ! 😉 ビデオありがとうございます！一緒にハイキングするのは楽ぼいですね！ 😉
hey im happy that you are interested about my home area! btw the otther side is indeed slovakia, however many people speak both hungarian and slovak. Im also from slovakia and my native language is hungarian :)
Greetings from Hungary 🥰✌️🇭🇺
the other town was Párkány - Štúrovo. Slovakia forcibly gave Slovak names to ethnic Hungarian settlements throughout the Felvidék, that even today, has fully Hungarian towns and a couple of smaller cities, as well. the mutual history of the two nations is quite complicated and troubled. this was one of the reasons why ive decided to explore it further by living there. its nice to have come across someone, who is so interested in different cultures and frankly, humbling, that youve chosen our country. may you experience as much as you can of the beautiful, but heavy Hungarian heritage, past and present, causing us to be one of the most peculiar and resourceful people in the world
Changing names is a mean to create political legitimacy for ruling over a set of territories/people. This happened lots and lots during the creation of the nation states of the post Habsburg empire
I work in Esztergom and live in the next town ☺
I'm happy you enjoyed your time in Esztergom!
T the last yeaar of elementary scool, I went there with my class, and we sang in the basilica, because my school was a conservatory too.
I made a bicycle trip in this area a couple of years ago. This video brings back beautiful memories.
Miss Amy! Have fun on your travels! Be aware of some railway stadions are vandalized,
ticket machines are broken. Really enjoying seeing you having fun traveling at Hungary.
Hello! Just saw your video and decided to watch it to see the content and found it so interesting. You really did have a nice weekend by exploring Esztergom and crossing the border by walking. The Basilica is so magnificent! I love the interior of it, so breathtaking. 😍👍- trip koto
ハンガリーにお越しいただきありがとうございます。ここで楽しんでいただけたでしょうか。
とてもとても！！！
I recommend Lake Balaton for a summer trip.
Best places:
Keszthely (Festetics-kastély)
Tihany (Tihanyi Bencés Apátság)
Balatonfüred (Tagore sétány)
Balatonfűzfő (BalatoniBob szabadidőpark)
Siófok
Balatonboglár (Xantus János Gömbkilátó)
Kőröshegy (Kőröshegyi levendulás)
Balatonfenyves (Kisvasút)
Szántód-Tihany (kompjárat, sétahajó)
Kis-Balaton
😊😊😊😊😊
They are my next destinations!!;))
素晴らしいビデオAmyさん。🙂 エステルゴムはきれいな！I also like the fact that listening to your videos starts to bring back my Japanese slowly 🙂 I also recommend デブレツェン to visit sometimes 🙂
ありがとう！実は、デブレツェンは今度行く予定があります！
Your videos are quite fun to watch, thanks for making them! Köszi :)
Hi Amy-san! I just found your channel today, its really interesting to see that you enjoy Hungary as much as I enjoyed being in Japan! I hope you will share more of your exciting adventures with us here. 😊
Thank you for watching my videos!! It's truly fascinating to have so many new discoveries and experiences while being abroad.
Lovely video!! Excellent work! Thx and Cheers!!!
The Esztergom basilica is quite large, but only its height is great. The largest basilica in Hungary is in Eger
Dear Amy! I am very happy to see your little videos every day.
I don't know if you know, but the Esztergom basilica is the third largest church in Europe.
The Esztergom Basilica is the defining structure of Esztergom and the Danube Bend, and also the largest church in Hungary. Its construction required the work of four archbishops of Esztergom. Its full name is the Primate Cathedral of Our Lady and Saint Adalbert. The Esztergom Basilica is the main cathedral of the Catholic Church in Hungary.
The interior floor area of the Basilica on the castle hill is 5,660 square meters, 118 meters long and 49 meters wide. Its height is 100 meters from the sub-church to the sphere of the dome, making it the tallest building in Hungary (not counting TV towers, transmission towers, chimneys). In terms of size, the Esztergom Basilica is also significant at the European level, as it is preceded only by St. Peter's Basilica in Rome and St. Paul's Cathedral in London.
Hi, and have a nice day!
I am in Esztergom kinda frequently but was nice to see how you explore it. 😊
This boat trip of Esztergom-Budapest I never tried to be honest, but seeing it in your video made me think I should make it too some day.
Happy to hear that! The green fields viewed from the train were amazing, but the view of Visegrád from the speed and vibrations of the boat was absolutely breathtaking.
Nice video :) I was there in March and I'm about to go there again in August. It seems hot over there
An other Lazy day, And we Have a Nice Video.. My life is better now! ✌️😋
Thank you! It's really motivating.
素晴らしい旅ですね。橋を渡ればスロベキアというエステルゴムから船でブダペストへ戻る旅はヨーロッパならではです。
向こうの人にとっては当たり前のことが特別に感じる場面がたくさんあります😊
Hi! If you're interested in the suburbs and trains you should try to riding by a suburban rail aka helyiérdekű vasút aka HÉV. I recomand the Szentendre and the Gödöllő line. In Szentendre worth to visit the "Skanzen" and the center of the town, and in Gödöllő the Grassalkovich Castle.
As American I was married to a hungarian girl for a number of years..sadly we divorced, we had a home in Zebegeny we used to visit Esztergom many times. I fell in love with Hungary and the people...I plan on going back to visit...
Thank you for your recommendations! Taking suburbs makes me excited:D I'll go there soon!
こんにちは こんにちは、今度は街中だけでなく自然の中をサイクリングする動画を作ります。例: ハルマシャタールヘジ、フヴォセルジとその周辺😁
I like when you were crossing the bridge from Hungary to Hungary and believed that on the other side people speak an other language. On the other side also hungarians live and speak hungarian, thanks to the collective west, "ex"-coloniser countries which artificially cut countries into pieces without taking any consideration about ethnicities. (And, they do it in the name of democracy and human right... Hippocratic!!)
Will you also visit Lake Balaton?
Yes! I asked my Hungarian friend to take me there because everyone suggests me:D
@@amyfromjapan002 i live next to Lake Balaton, I would love to invite you a talk but unfortunately my english is not very well haha, I am very interested in Japan, i started to learning the language too, good luck, I hope you will like lake Balaton