Oh they are the best... I still make it here when watermelons go cheaper... I think they are actually called 'batidos' because they are just fruit mixed with water... Not squeeze or so... You don't use a juicer but a blender!.. Is super doable you should try it out!
Fun and informative video. Like it. Some of my observations: Punctuality - Czech etiquette (in books) actually says that a person is supposed to arrive at the host's home for an event at their home about 10 minutes past the set time to allow the host to finish preparations. This is a rule of Czech etiquette that I actually really like (10 minutes is nice and takes away the stress of being too late or too early) but most Czech people I know have never heard of it and many consider it rude to arrive even 1 minute late, so they arrive early, which I do not like (I am Czech-American), so I try to tell people a time frame (eg between 14:00- 14:30). When it comes to BBQs, it really depends on the people you know and their living situation - many Czech people do having "grilling parties". and grill meat/steak. People in Moravia tend to host larger social group celebrations - they tend to have more large birthday parties and invite 70 people (my husbands family is from Moravia). I hope you find a way to live the lifestyle that you want to live and that works for you. Cheers.
I have to remember who is going late, who is going too early and who is going exactly on time so I am saying different times to each person. It's complicated math force them be there in same time. :-D I think family sundays are good think, people with normal families are doing it even here, I wish I had normal family and this was possible, but it's not possible, half of family is not speaking with second half and someone wants to kill someone else etc...it's complicated. :-D
Oh babe don’t worry is not only yours I have many Czech friends with families that are together and “normal” and trust me they don’t do it!! Something to do once you have your own family! I know I will!
You live in bad part of Czech republic. In every part of Czech republic, except big cities, we have grill party every week/two weeks. (Spring to Autumn) Every sunday all the family is going to our grandma for lunch. We have nature, where you don't meet a single person... We do drink nature juice everyday. Buy a holiday house in south Bohemia, Moravia or north B. And you'll find that life in small vilages/cities here is near the same as you know from Venezuela. Except high heels, and parrots... 😅
Not everyone enjoys the boredom of small villages. To say Prague is a bad part of Czech Republic is a bit too much. I don't enjoy villages for more than 1 day as I want to go away the very next day 😂
I know it sounds strange, but liquified red apples and a sprig or two of mint is a delicious Agua Fresca! It can be a little gritty, but good fiber. Keep it cold and it will amaze you. Greetings from Texas.❤️
Yes but you can't blend it per se... Can you... So I guess I could do most but I would lose the purpose of fast blending your fruits in the morning... Now is watermelon season so I can use that xD (I would rather buy my most from the farmers)
@@ArepasforDinner Making apple juice in blender doesn't work very well but you can do it with a proper juicer. And as a bonus, you'll get a small bowl of apple puree (though it'll probably be a little sour without extra sugar). But try blending some raspberries or strawberries with milk, that's delicious.
Could you make a video on what is actually the current situation in Venezuela. We only have information from news and I would really like to know if Madura is really that bad, if the situation is that bad, if people like that "new" president, I forgot his name, how much money people have if any and so on..
Is the worst president in the history!.. It’s a narco and all his people are. Guaidó is an idiot. He tries but he is an idiot... Maybe one day I will make a video but for now I can share this with you ruclips.net/video/YDuH7_4sh98/видео.html
@@ArepasforDinner Thanks for the insight. It is indeed a very interesting topic to learn about not only from the news outlets but from your and your friends’s personal perspective...
aswler I honestly wound fear to go too public about it. My family still lives there you see. And I visit quite often. Wouldn’t want to put anyone in danger. It’s sad but true
BBQ is probably not common in the city of Prague itself among your circle of friends, but it is super common and popular everywhere I know. Our neighbours had one last week, same as our family, everywhere I go there are stores filled with BBQ supplies...
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True, it is mostly a countryside stuff. Surely not like everyday, but having a BBQ at least once a week in summer is pretty common.
Take a look on the KIND of bbq that’s what I mean. We don’t grill sausages or pork we grill steaks. Lots of it. We have country friends and even them couldn’t believe what we consider to be a bbq. Hopefully I’ll do a full video about it in December 💕💕💕😊
BBQ us absolutly normal in small city of czech republic...but in fact not BBQ but just go to forest and make fire and make some food,camping and drinking....I do it from mine 13 y.old
@@ArepasforDinner STEAKS are too expensive for czech people. If they don't have a friend who has a cow and is willing to sell them some meat for cheap, then more expensive beef cuts are way too expensive. Most people in the czech republic will have 1 steak a year in a restaurant (perhaps 2), but definitely cant afford to have them every week, 2 weeks or even every month. Czech salaries are super low (average salary of a czech person is 29 000 crowns, but not many people have this even in prague and in other parts of Czechia it's absolutely uncommon to have such high salary. A regular sized ribeye steak (say 250g / half a pound) would cost you about 80-160kč in a butcher shop (400-700kč per kg, depends on the quality of the steak), in the us the same weight costs between 5-10$ (10-20$ per pound), which is about 110-220kč (440-880kč per kg). So lets say regular steak costs 160kč in here and 10$ (or 220kč) in the US. But the average monthly salary in Czechia is 29 000kč and in the us its 4500$ (99 000kč). Yes, the salary in the US is 300% higher, but the steaks in the US are only about 50% more expensive. Chicken and pork are simply way cheaper options.
@@ArepasforDinner Yes, steaks. Same as we do here near Brno. Sure, we put some sausages and vegetables on the grill as well, but pork steaks marinated in beer and paprika sauce is the reason why we start the grill in the first place.
Hola Andrea, he ido un algunas veces a Algunas veces a Praha, me parece una ciudad fantastica en comparación a las ciudades que hay en Europas que son un poco tranquilas sinceramente, claro que no será igual que en nuestros paises pero es una alternativa.
I learned a lot about Venezuela that I hadn't known before. You speak English really well, too. You also seem to have adjusted to living in the Czech Republic, even though the cultures and environments are quite different.
@@ArepasforDinner but i think makro is mostly if you have someone who is živnostník, i for example cannot buy from there, if you dont, you need to buy from supermarkets or butchers
I drink a lot fresh apple juice . It is very healthy. You can mix with carrot or beetroot! Then would be extremely good for skin (they said it make better skin color haha)
where I live, frogs tend to be really loud in the spring, I even think they can speak like parrots now, they say "tywoe tywoe" (like "ty vole") :D I thought I was going crazy but a friend of mine confirmed it (and yes he was sober :D ), hm maybe I taught frogs speak with my constant bitching :D
they have gone silent this year, maybe next spring, but they can even speak english :D hm now it sounds like I'm shitting you, but I swear I'm not, I heard those little bastards :D I was lying in my bed, trying to fall asleep, and they went: kwaa kwaa anyway tywoe anyway tywoe :D I thought I was overworked but... not really, I just have cool frogs :D I'll record it next year :)
For me it changes. When I was younger it was cacique. Then I migrated it to Santa Teresa cause they do a lot of social work (the people working in the rum farm are all ex-convicts that are trying to integrate back to society. So I find their work amazing. And Diplomático and Pampero I think are nowadays my two favs
Nice video, just one correction: Christians are either Catholics, Protestants, or Orthodox. What you call Christians and Catholics in the US, are Protestants and Catholics. Just a terminology issue.
And what about Baptists and Mormons? And you have there so many specific christian churches with specific names. So we round those up in Christians because they more or less follow the same basic rules (from afar at least) the pastor is not a priest and they do get married. The Virgin Mary is not important and there are no saints. Is like despite the many names of the different churches they all share a base so we call them Christians and they call themselves Christians too
@@ArepasforDinner Thank you for your answer. Baptists belong to the Protestant group. Mormons and most of those small (smaller) churches with specific names have attributes typical for Protestant churches (those rules that you listed), although not all of them identify as such. It's a lot more complicated, but just because somebody says "I'm not Protestant", doesn't mean they are or aren't. Their affiliation to denomination is decided by mechanisms used by each particular church. My intention was only to help you use proper terms.
Andrea, such an entertaining video! Your accent is so cute and the way you explain things is hilarious! Omg, such a culture shock to see socks in sandals instead of High Heels! Love the juices - will try that at home! You Venezuelans have some great habits! The mosquitoes love me here 😂🤣... rum rome rum rome what ? Girl you crack me up! We need to grab some beers together one day... x
I agree! I love listening to Andrea’s voice. Her accent is extremely cute! I’m Czech, living in USA. And I hate ice! Hahaha! When they bring me water, I always have to ask for no ice. Lol We have mosquitos in MN and they are annoying! I use Essential oils as repellent. They are more effective and way healthier. I miss Czech Rep. so much. That’s why I’m glad you make such cute positive videos!
Hey (hola) , that's a different topic, but did you and Jan (Honza your husband) try a typical Czech village or small town "pouť" = pilgrimage? Try to visit it, it's not just about food, but mostly about fun 🍻🥂 (just telling you to newest post)
Yes, CZ is atheistic country but there are many believers too, mostly in Moravia And about BBQ, we don't call it like 'BBQ', we just meet friends, eat something, drink something and have a good time :) (mostly in villages, and small towns) Nice video😍 and like 👍
Those fat sausages you buy to roast on a campfire are called either vuřty or špekáčky . Vuřty = formal form of what everyone calls buřty. But when you are in a shop trying to buy them, they are mostly called libové párky.
I see myself in the food it's so good Specially BBQ parties we're doing it almost everytime well I'm from Moravia so it's kinda obvious, we don't care if it's raining of not we will still do BBQ and I frickin love it like me and food are best friends. And we drink a lot at these parties😂.
you can try to make video or some posts where you show some looks with heels :) i think that would be nice because you are really beautifull ;) and about BBQ i got it like u had it in Venezuela, we really like it :D it is nice to meet friends and have some nice food :)
I do!!! I share it on Instagram all the time!! But about the bbq do you grill steak?! From the cow? That’s what I meant 😂 like for us Americans don’t do it neither cause besides Texas they don’t do the Brazil/Argentina/Venezuela type of bbq. Jan couldn’t believe it the first time he saw it. Neither his parents
I can totally relate to the ice thing! I miss my drinks full of ice!! :( hahah I also miss going to any convenience store or supermarket and being able to buy a freezing cold soda or juice.
Stacha Stochmol yes they make money by aligning with robbers and kidnapping you :) nah sorry the sarcasm but they are not safe. Some people have taxi driver friends that they call always directly. But you don’t just pick a taxi in the street. Like ever. In margarita island is more common to taxi around and you do have a couple of very trusted agencies. But in caracas I wouldn’t risk it.
Drunk and Drive isn't allowed in Czech Republic, if you are drunk and police stop you in your vehicle, you in most cases lost your driving license for few months.
I know! Here is extreme. Then in some countries you can have one beer or a couple of wines and drive. In Venezuela is forbidden but they will never stop you. Also in America they only stop you if you commit an infraction. If not you have the right of not being stopped for random checks. The bad side of this is potential accidents the bright side is the natural grow of the cities cause people can go downtown to eat and drink and drive back home
@@ArepasforDinner well, strawberries with rum or pineapple with rum are good. You just have to know how much rum and how much fruit and then how much to drink so that you are not in steam all the time :D
Sunday is a *cleaning* day, because you finally have time after whole week of working, and Saturday, you were too tired to do anything... - Is that not how others have it?
Ahoj) i love your english) you are perfect i am czech and my english is soo bad but when u are talking ...it is so easy to understand for me . .i understand you and thats suuuper)))thank you for everything
just small note to "almost nobody is baptised".... Well around 30% of population declares to be Catholic, and around 40% of population is baptised in total, so it's not that uncommon. But it's true that in Prague it's signitificaly less (and for example east Moravia much more)
I don't really understand what's stopping you from wearing high heels, inviting group of friends for a steak dinner (i.e. you have a group of friends) and juicing apples or even more of other fruits in the Czech Republic. No one is going to look at you weird for wearing high heels. Apples juice really good, that's how cider is made btw. Of course you can't expect abundance of exotic fruits like you get in Venezuela (cheaply) but you can definitely juice apples, oranges, pears, cherries, plums, peaches, nectarines, berries, black/redcurrants, clementines, quinces, etc.
I think drinking and driving is the least of our problems in Venezuela hahaha tbh. And juice mmm I’ll make a video on what I meant cause I see nobody got what’s juicing for us. Is a blender thing. You don’t need a special machine. The bbq babe my house is 70sqm counting balcony jajaj I don’t see that option. In my dinner table only 4 people can seat. I don’t think it’s doable. Not Venezuelan style at least. And high heels. I guess you are a boy 😂
@@ArepasforDinner Girl here, you can easily wear higheels in Prague - just need some practice. Juice - I don't understand why it's impossible to do it here. Just adjust 🤷 and driving while drunk is never a small problem. It's so dangerous not just to you but also other people. That can be never addressed as ok 🤦
@@ArepasforDinner and the parties...there are always options. Either squeeze the people pushing in (trust me, it's possible) or get Airbnb for one party night. Just use your imagination. We also do BBQ parties in a forest or park where it is allowed of course
@@boutek I don't think she meant its ok in general, she clearly said its normal in Venezuela (and apparently not here). Different country, different habits. We do drink alot in general (mostly beer though), even kids drink quite often and many ppl here think its ok.
No hay. Y en invierno ni que lo pidas. Ni el cine ni Macdonalds. Yo tengo una máquina de hielo y q veces me llevo un termo al cine con hielo para ponerle a mi refresco haha
@@ArepasforDinner bueno ya veré qué hago... Acepte un puesto en Brno, pero seguimos varados acá. Si me dejan salir comprare la maquinita de hielo que vi en el vídeo de la casa de campo, al llegar!. Mi esposa y yo comenzamos a ver tus vídeos el día que acepte el trabajo 😬
Go to the barbecue,or be invited to..is absolutely normal in czech republic,but you live in prague..,that's not czech republic...We are making meats,sausages,salads at ours cabins,gardens,even in the forrest with our friends...a lot...
I meant cow bbq nothing else but big pieces of meat. You guys don’t have that here. It’s almost non existent in all Europe is a South American east coast thing 😂
Oh, you don't like typical czech apple juice called "mošt" - why?! :D I love it, mostly in fall we picked up all those apples in the garden and made mošt on our own as it used to be normal thing in villages as I was a kid :) My parents still have got this machine ;) ruclips.net/video/EXeaDfny2tw/видео.html paavlaamaan
@@ArepasforDinner please never ever mix it with water :D But you are right, apples are not the type of fruit you can make juice/mošt of in a few seconds like oranges for example ;)
@@ArepasforDinner You don't add a water at all. You just grate apples (not peeled, but washed) and push/wring gratings for the juice. The gratings are then used (or stored and then used) for apple strudel.
@@ArepasforDinner Yeah I haven't seen official statistics but I'm pretty sure there are many more catholics in villages and small towns. It's mostly older people and they can be pretty conservative so young people are "running away" to bigger cities and leaving that culture behind
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I envy those fresh juices ... and rums too😋
Oh they are the best... I still make it here when watermelons go cheaper... I think they are actually called 'batidos' because they are just fruit mixed with water... Not squeeze or so... You don't use a juicer but a blender!.. Is super doable you should try it out!
My wife wears high heels almost everyday even in Prague, just a matter of training :)
Wow how??! Hahaha 😂
My girlfriend is using high heel everyday too.
I'm also sometimes wearing high heels. :D you need just to slow down and walk carefully 😅
@@Tamiiiiik 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fun and informative video. Like it. Some of my observations: Punctuality - Czech etiquette (in books) actually says that a person is supposed to arrive at the host's home for an event at their home about 10 minutes past the set time to allow the host to finish preparations. This is a rule of Czech etiquette that I actually really like (10 minutes is nice and takes away the stress of being too late or too early) but most Czech people I know have never heard of it and many consider it rude to arrive even 1 minute late, so they arrive early, which I do not like (I am Czech-American), so I try to tell people a time frame (eg between 14:00- 14:30). When it comes to BBQs, it really depends on the people you know and their living situation - many Czech people do having "grilling parties". and grill meat/steak. People in Moravia tend to host larger social group celebrations - they tend to have more large birthday parties and invite 70 people (my husbands family is from Moravia). I hope you find a way to live the lifestyle that you want to live and that works for you. Cheers.
O think I would love people from Moravia!! 💕💕 tbh I have a couple of friends from Brno and those are the only ones that do house parties and such 😂
I have to remember who is going late, who is going too early and who is going exactly on time so I am saying different times to each person. It's complicated math force them be there in same time. :-D
I think family sundays are good think, people with normal families are doing it even here, I wish I had normal family and this was possible, but it's not possible, half of family is not speaking with second half and someone wants to kill someone else etc...it's complicated. :-D
Oh babe don’t worry is not only yours I have many Czech friends with families that are together and “normal” and trust me they don’t do it!! Something to do once you have your own family! I know I will!
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You live in bad part of Czech republic. In every part of Czech republic, except big cities, we have grill party every week/two weeks. (Spring to Autumn)
Every sunday all the family is going to our grandma for lunch.
We have nature, where you don't meet a single person... We do drink nature juice everyday.
Buy a holiday house in south Bohemia, Moravia or north B. And you'll find that life in small vilages/cities here is near the same as you know from Venezuela. Except high heels, and parrots... 😅
I was here, to say that :)
Prague is weird and crazy. I live in Prague for 3 years and it is totally diferent to Moravia I lived before.
@@NikiBretschneiderEasy is it, Silesia you shoud visit, find a cottage, eat the sausage, speedly drink it, amnesia's exquisite.
Not everyone enjoys the boredom of small villages. To say Prague is a bad part of Czech Republic is a bit too much. I don't enjoy villages for more than 1 day as I want to go away the very next day 😂
We actually do grill parties even in Praha. Just that it is not so often and it's more hidden obviously.
I know it sounds strange, but liquified red apples and a sprig or two of mint is a delicious Agua Fresca! It can be a little gritty, but good fiber. Keep it cold and it will amaze you. Greetings from Texas.❤️
"... and I will not liquify apples" lol :D
Actualy this is almost the only fruit drink we have had known here in Bohemia for centuries ;)
Yes but you can't blend it per se... Can you... So I guess I could do most but I would lose the purpose of fast blending your fruits in the morning... Now is watermelon season so I can use that xD (I would rather buy my most from the farmers)
@@ArepasforDinner Making apple juice in blender doesn't work very well but you can do it with a proper juicer. And as a bonus, you'll get a small bowl of apple puree (though it'll probably be a little sour without extra sugar). But try blending some raspberries or strawberries with milk, that's delicious.
Yees, second part 🙏🙏😁 love your videos 💙💙
Thank you!! Will try to put something together!
10:48 Thats where the secret slavic superpower and the wisdom of the ancient comes in - u just make kompot:p (canned fruit).
I can relate a lot to your video. I'm an expat woman dating a Croatian and felt a lot of similarities between us
Could you make a video on what is actually the current situation in Venezuela. We only have information from news and I would really like to know if Madura is really that bad, if the situation is that bad, if people like that "new" president, I forgot his name, how much money people have if any and so on..
Is the worst president in the history!.. It’s a narco and all his people are. Guaidó is an idiot. He tries but he is an idiot... Maybe one day I will make a video but for now I can share this with you ruclips.net/video/YDuH7_4sh98/видео.html
Great info about current Venezuela is in the book by Karina Sainz Borgo. It is even in Czech.
@@ArepasforDinner Thanks for the insight. It is indeed a very interesting topic to learn about not only from the news outlets but from your and your friends’s personal perspective...
aswler I honestly wound fear to go too public about it. My family still lives there you see. And I visit quite often. Wouldn’t want to put anyone in danger. It’s sad but true
@@ArepasforDinner Of course, I completely forgot this aspect. I completely understand.
I can relate to so many of these, Andrea!! Except for the parrots, all us Americans are very close to the same ;)
We are indeed. and I must admit Venezuelans are very Americanized. And we are proud of it 😂💜
Fred Churak yes!!! Always keep it there cause peanuts grow a type of almost invisible fungus when left outside that is poisonous ☠️
BBQ is probably not common in the city of Prague itself among your circle of friends, but it is super common and popular everywhere I know. Our neighbours had one last week, same as our family, everywhere I go there are stores filled with BBQ supplies...
True, it is mostly a countryside stuff. Surely not like everyday, but having a BBQ at least once a week in summer is pretty common.
Take a look on the KIND of bbq that’s what I mean. We don’t grill sausages or pork we grill steaks. Lots of it. We have country friends and even them couldn’t believe what we consider to be a bbq. Hopefully I’ll do a full video about it in December 💕💕💕😊
BBQ us absolutly normal in small city of czech republic...but in fact not BBQ but just go to forest and make fire and make some food,camping and drinking....I do it from mine 13 y.old
@@ArepasforDinner STEAKS are too expensive for czech people. If they don't have a friend who has a cow and is willing to sell them some meat for cheap, then more expensive beef cuts are way too expensive. Most people in the czech republic will have 1 steak a year in a restaurant (perhaps 2), but definitely cant afford to have them every week, 2 weeks or even every month.
Czech salaries are super low (average salary of a czech person is 29 000 crowns, but not many people have this even in prague and in other parts of Czechia it's absolutely uncommon to have such high salary. A regular sized ribeye steak (say 250g / half a pound) would cost you about 80-160kč in a butcher shop (400-700kč per kg, depends on the quality of the steak), in the us the same weight costs between 5-10$ (10-20$ per pound), which is about 110-220kč (440-880kč per kg). So lets say regular steak costs 160kč in here and 10$ (or 220kč) in the US. But the average monthly salary in Czechia is 29 000kč and in the us its 4500$ (99 000kč). Yes, the salary in the US is 300% higher, but the steaks in the US are only about 50% more expensive. Chicken and pork are simply way cheaper options.
@@ArepasforDinner Yes, steaks. Same as we do here near Brno. Sure, we put some sausages and vegetables on the grill as well, but pork steaks marinated in beer and paprika sauce is the reason why we start the grill in the first place.
Excelente, los mosquitos hahaha que risa Andrea :-) esperando la segunda parte :-) Buenísimo :-)
I think I love your channel :) Thank you for video and take care!
Thank you for watching it 💜💜💜
Thank God for number 5 being a thing in Czech Rep
Hola Andrea, he ido un algunas veces a Algunas veces a Praha, me parece una ciudad fantastica en comparación a las ciudades que hay en Europas que son un poco tranquilas sinceramente, claro que no será igual que en nuestros paises pero es una alternativa.
I learned a lot about Venezuela that I hadn't known before. You speak English really well, too. You also seem to have adjusted to living in the Czech Republic, even though the cultures and environments are quite different.
I’m doing my best to adjust. My family always follows the “in rome like the romans” you enjoy much more a place when you embrace it 💜💜💜
Congrats to 9k subscribers :) Steaks are expensive for czechs, here in UK it is like 90Kč and 3xhigher salaries.
Gotcha!!!! 100% but Makro has great prices we always go there for a good flank steak haha
@Tomáš Grossman sirloin
@@ArepasforDinner but i think makro is mostly if you have someone who is živnostník, i for example cannot buy from there, if you dont, you need to buy from supermarkets or butchers
I enjoyed this video so much. thank you a milion. I am extremely interested in such subtle/big cultural differences :) :) wonderful fun facts
Oooh thank you!!!! I enjoyed making it as well!!!
I'm totally in love with your videos! 💕
Aaaaawww thank you! 💕💕
@@ArepasforDinner
No. Thank YOU for these videos 💕
I drink a lot fresh apple juice . It is very healthy. You can mix with carrot or beetroot! Then would be extremely good for skin (they said it make better skin color haha)
Yes it’s delicious but I do believe you need a juicer. I only have a blender 🤪
where I live, frogs tend to be really loud in the spring, I even think they can speak like parrots now, they say "tywoe tywoe" (like "ty vole") :D I thought I was going crazy but a friend of mine confirmed it (and yes he was sober :D ), hm maybe I taught frogs speak with my constant bitching :D
Hahaha that’s so funny!!!! If you ever hear it again record it. Those are sounds we take for granted until one day they are gone
they have gone silent this year, maybe next spring, but they can even speak english :D hm now it sounds like I'm shitting you, but I swear I'm not, I heard those little bastards :D I was lying in my bed, trying to fall asleep, and they went: kwaa kwaa anyway tywoe anyway tywoe :D I thought I was overworked but... not really, I just have cool frogs :D I'll record it next year :)
Hi, super video.
Diplomatico ... my favorite one
For me it changes. When I was younger it was cacique. Then I migrated it to Santa Teresa cause they do a lot of social work (the people working in the rum farm are all ex-convicts that are trying to integrate back to society. So I find their work amazing. And Diplomático and Pampero I think are nowadays my two favs
Genial como siempre !
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Nice video, just one correction: Christians are either Catholics, Protestants, or Orthodox. What you call Christians and Catholics in the US, are Protestants and Catholics. Just a terminology issue.
And what about Baptists and Mormons? And you have there so many specific christian churches with specific names. So we round those up in Christians because they more or less follow the same basic rules (from afar at least) the pastor is not a priest and they do get married. The Virgin Mary is not important and there are no saints. Is like despite the many names of the different churches they all share a base so we call them Christians and they call themselves Christians too
@@ArepasforDinner Thank you for your answer. Baptists belong to the Protestant group. Mormons and most of those small (smaller) churches with specific names have attributes typical for Protestant churches (those rules that you listed), although not all of them identify as such. It's a lot more complicated, but just because somebody says "I'm not Protestant", doesn't mean they are or aren't. Their affiliation to denomination is decided by mechanisms used by each particular church. My intention was only to help you use proper terms.
Sounds to me like you are homesick. Good luck in CZ!
I am! Haha my flight ticket for the summer got cancelled of course
Andrea, such an entertaining video! Your accent is so cute and the way you explain things is hilarious! Omg, such a culture shock to see socks in sandals instead of High Heels! Love the juices - will try that at home! You Venezuelans have some great habits! The mosquitoes love me here 😂🤣... rum rome rum rome what ? Girl you crack me up! We need to grab some beers together one day... x
Yes for sure!!! Let me know when you are in Prague 😂💜💜
I agree! I love listening to Andrea’s voice. Her accent is extremely cute! I’m Czech, living in USA. And I hate ice! Hahaha! When they bring me water, I always have to ask for no ice. Lol We have mosquitos in MN and they are annoying! I use Essential oils as repellent. They are more effective and way healthier. I miss Czech Rep. so much. That’s why I’m glad you make such cute positive videos!
Hey (hola) , that's a different topic, but did you and Jan (Honza your husband) try a typical Czech village or small town "pouť" = pilgrimage? Try to visit it, it's not just about food, but mostly about fun 🍻🥂 (just telling you to newest post)
I don’t think we had. What is it about?!
@@ArepasforDinner cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posv%C3%ADcen%C3%AD
Super video :) letí tam palec nahoru
Sunday family things is there in villages
Yes, CZ is atheistic country but there are many believers too, mostly in Moravia
And about BBQ, we don't call it like 'BBQ', we just meet friends, eat something, drink something and have a good time :) (mostly in villages, and small towns)
Nice video😍 and like 👍
Yeah what I meant was the activity of grilling the meat more than anything. It’s like a meat festival!! That I miss. We don’t call it bbq neither. 😂
@@ArepasforDinner yes, you re right :) and thanks for answer
You had me at the rums ;-)
Hahaha all the good ones
Gracias buen video. Saludos desde Perú. Nos veremos pronto junto a mi esposa por allá. :D
Excelente!!!! Gracias por verlo!! 😁
Those fat sausages you buy to roast on a campfire are called either vuřty or špekáčky . Vuřty = formal form of what everyone calls buřty. But when you are in a shop trying to buy them, they are mostly called libové párky.
That sausage is called "wurst" in german. E.g. "Das ist mich wurst."
Hi Andrea, do you have it bistro on Vinohrady? I love this place and im still thinking about if you have something with it😆thx
I want to do a collab with them soon enough. Maybe in a couple of weeks 😅
@@ArepasforDinner well its great, im looking forward some event with you there. Let us know!!!
I see myself in the food it's so good
Specially BBQ parties we're doing it almost everytime well I'm from Moravia so it's kinda obvious, we don't care if it's raining of not we will still do BBQ and I frickin love it like me and food are best friends. And we drink a lot at these parties😂.
But do you do steak tho? I’ve being to czech bbq and they were fun but no side dishes no meat from a cow!.. was more like sausages and bread
@@ArepasforDinner well yeah it's more like sausages and bread but we do steaks too.
you can try to make video or some posts where you show some looks with heels :) i think that would be nice because you are really beautifull ;) and about BBQ i got it like u had it in Venezuela, we really like it :D it is nice to meet friends and have some nice food :)
I do!!! I share it on Instagram all the time!! But about the bbq do you grill steak?! From the cow? That’s what I meant 😂 like for us Americans don’t do it neither cause besides Texas they don’t do the Brazil/Argentina/Venezuela type of bbq. Jan couldn’t believe it the first time he saw it. Neither his parents
@@ArepasforDinner well, cow is really not ussual:D most likely pork or chicken :D
Love how you say “love” . What do you think about Karel Gott?
Pardon my ignorance but I have no clue who that is 😳
@@ArepasforDinner Propably the most famous Czech singer, deceased
I can totally relate to the ice thing! I miss my drinks full of ice!! :( hahah I also miss going to any convenience store or supermarket and being able to buy a freezing cold soda or juice.
Yessss like that beer in the photo!!! I miss that too hahaha
No draft beer?
How can any Czech survive there?
They say once they see margarita they are ok with the lack of draft 😂
@@ArepasforDinner do they know margarita is an island?
Victor Medina hahaha maybe not right ok
I meant ISLA margarita haha not the drink haha
Stacha Stochmol yes they make money by aligning with robbers and kidnapping you :) nah sorry the sarcasm but they are not safe. Some people have taxi driver friends that they call always directly. But you don’t just pick a taxi in the street. Like ever. In margarita island is more common to taxi around and you do have a couple of very trusted agencies. But in caracas I wouldn’t risk it.
Drunk and Drive isn't allowed in Czech Republic, if you are drunk and police stop you in your vehicle, you in most cases lost your driving license for few months.
I know! Here is extreme. Then in some countries you can have one beer or a couple of wines and drive. In Venezuela is forbidden but they will never stop you. Also in America they only stop you if you commit an infraction. If not you have the right of not being stopped for random checks. The bad side of this is potential accidents the bright side is the natural grow of the cities cause people can go downtown to eat and drink and drive back home
Everyday fresh juice, that's my dream.
Now there's inexpensive watermelons everywhere... So now it's juice season for me hahaha
@@ArepasforDinner i thought also to make fresh juices, by just thinking about expensiveness, stopped me.
When was the last time you were in Venezuela?
January 2019 😢😢 was supposed to go in August but my flight got cancel. So I’ll be there for Christmas!
Because latin america is the paradise but unfortunately with less rights but it is how it is I love Latin america💕
Yes Venezuela is a bizarre bizarre country. Beautiful but ruled by mad people
Hmm fresh juices with rum daily, yam yam :D
Hahaha
@@ArepasforDinner well, strawberries with rum or pineapple with rum are good. You just have to know how much rum and how much fruit and then how much to drink so that you are not in steam all the time :D
@@mari.be.86 My name hadeel had🐍😖
Sunday is a *cleaning* day, because you finally have time after whole week of working, and Saturday, you were too tired to do anything...
- Is that not how others have it?
Ahoj) i love your english) you are perfect i am czech and my english is soo bad but when u are talking ...it is so easy to understand for me .
.i understand you and thats suuuper)))thank you for everything
Oooh so glad it’s helping you! It’s not perfect by any means but I try! 💜💜
i want to move to Venezuela from now.
Me too. Once the dictatorship is over tho
Me encanta que no editas casi nada. 💖🇲🇽
just small note to "almost nobody is baptised".... Well around 30% of population declares to be Catholic, and around 40% of population is baptised in total, so it's not that uncommon. But it's true that in Prague it's signitificaly less (and for example east Moravia much more)
mmmm thank you I had no idea! That makes sense
I don't really understand what's stopping you from wearing high heels, inviting group of friends for a steak dinner (i.e. you have a group of friends) and juicing apples or even more of other fruits in the Czech Republic. No one is going to look at you weird for wearing high heels. Apples juice really good, that's how cider is made btw. Of course you can't expect abundance of exotic fruits like you get in Venezuela (cheaply) but you can definitely juice apples, oranges, pears, cherries, plums, peaches, nectarines, berries, black/redcurrants, clementines, quinces, etc.
Btw to say that drink driving is OK is ridiculous. You may want to rethink saying things like that in the future.
I think drinking and driving is the least of our problems in Venezuela hahaha tbh. And juice mmm I’ll make a video on what I meant cause I see nobody got what’s juicing for us. Is a blender thing. You don’t need a special machine. The bbq babe my house is 70sqm counting balcony jajaj I don’t see that option. In my dinner table only 4 people can seat. I don’t think it’s doable. Not Venezuelan style at least. And high heels. I guess you are a boy 😂
@@ArepasforDinner Girl here, you can easily wear higheels in Prague - just need some practice. Juice - I don't understand why it's impossible to do it here. Just adjust 🤷 and driving while drunk is never a small problem. It's so dangerous not just to you but also other people. That can be never addressed as ok 🤦
@@ArepasforDinner and the parties...there are always options. Either squeeze the people pushing in (trust me, it's possible) or get Airbnb for one party night. Just use your imagination. We also do BBQ parties in a forest or park where it is allowed of course
@@boutek I don't think she meant its ok in general, she clearly said its normal in Venezuela (and apparently not here). Different country, different habits. We do drink alot in general (mostly beer though), even kids drink quite often and many ppl here think its ok.
coño no hay hielo? el mismo problema que tengo en Bogota, nunca me dan el refresco con hielo... imagino que tendre el mismo problema al llegar alla :(
No hay. Y en invierno ni que lo pidas. Ni el cine ni Macdonalds. Yo tengo una máquina de hielo y q veces me llevo un termo al cine con hielo para ponerle a mi refresco haha
@@ArepasforDinner bueno ya veré qué hago... Acepte un puesto en Brno, pero seguimos varados acá. Si me dejan salir comprare la maquinita de hielo que vi en el vídeo de la casa de campo, al llegar!. Mi esposa y yo comenzamos a ver tus vídeos el día que acepte el trabajo 😬
Jak dlouho s už učíš češtinu? 🤔
Go to the barbecue,or be invited to..is absolutely normal in czech republic,but you live in prague..,that's not czech republic...We are making meats,sausages,salads at ours cabins,gardens,even in the forrest with our friends...a lot...
I meant cow bbq nothing else but big pieces of meat. You guys don’t have that here. It’s almost non existent in all Europe is a South American east coast thing 😂
Pekne vysvetlujes ako to je normalne vo Venezuele, ale ako to je v Cesku uz tak podrobne nevysvetlis. Daj tam viac prikladov ako to je v CR.
Aasi by bylo lepší kdybys to napsal angkicky
@@samyacoub4858 "angkicky" ? Neznam. :-)
@Fred ChurakJa som slovak tak budem pisat po slovensky. Kto rozumie, rozumie, kto nie, prelozi si.;)
How long are you in Czech?
I came in December 2017
Many people think it's an american thing, but it's actually more of an american thing.
Hahahah literally. I always make the distinction haha continent or country haha
I can disappoint you now... Nobody use heels nowadays in Venezuela either
Bbbbuuuj quarenteens
Latinas are always rockin those high heels. Doesn't matter if they are walking down a gravel road they are gonna do it in heels!
TheMVCoho 100%% hahaha and doesn’t matter the height. Jeans and high heels is a lifestyle 😂💜💜
Hi, *WERE NORMAL IN VENEZUELA! ;D
Thank you just fixed it!!! I honestly don’t write in English as much as I speak and listen to it 😂😂 thanks again
Lol I'm realizing Prag is not very nice city to live in :D
oh, going to jungle... :-O
That was fun
Oh, you don't like typical czech apple juice called "mošt" - why?! :D I love it, mostly in fall we picked up all those apples in the garden and made mošt on our own as it used to be normal thing in villages as I was a kid :) My parents still have got this machine ;)
ruclips.net/video/EXeaDfny2tw/видео.html paavlaamaan
I love most so much hahah but I don’t dare to make it at home by blending apples with water hahaha I tried making it. It was horrendous haha
Our juices need no machine that’s what I meant. Only a blender nothing else
@@ArepasforDinner please never ever mix it with water :D But you are right, apples are not the type of fruit you can make juice/mošt of in a few seconds like oranges for example ;)
@@ArepasforDinner yeah, it is easier to make juice from exotic fruit
@@ArepasforDinner You don't add a water at all. You just grate apples (not peeled, but washed) and push/wring gratings for the juice. The gratings are then used (or stored and then used) for apple strudel.
Andrea sure you probably know Karel Gott if you listen any Czech radio 😾
why can you not wear high heels here? I see girls wearing them outside sometimes...
- I just don't think they are very comfortable...
ooh, because of pavement? ... Yeah, I guess that could be annoying...
There are people who don't love rice????????
Hahaha apparently and I married one 😂💜
Actually I do not get #6....
Oh that we took it so much for granted really!!!
iannickCZ you would have to go there to understand unfortunately 😅 one day I’ll make a video about it
2 hours late....the horror 😱
Hahahaha I know right!!
In Venezuela wake you up parrots, in Prag it is drunkpeople :D
Hahahahaha ha indeed
the religious situation is very different in smaller towns and villages
You do have more Catholics?
@@ArepasforDinner Yeah I haven't seen official statistics but I'm pretty sure there are many more catholics in villages and small towns. It's mostly older people and they can be pretty conservative so young people are "running away" to bigger cities and leaving that culture behind
Barbeque thts so yankee try a braai much better,..:-D
Don't just say Prague......!!!!! say Czech Republic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I didn’t want to generalize!
No jo bod cislo 3 - tady se berou drogy a odpovednost a nasledky nulove.
Religion? The Czech Republic is one of the most atheist countries.
Exactly!
I even thing I saw some graphs, and we were actually the most atheistic country in the world 😀
Jen blázen se přestěhuje z ráje do Prahy 🤔😀