@@princeblworldYes. In Ukraine, they are used to affectionately treating enemies, even in the anthem of Ukraine, the enemy is called a diminutive tone, since in Ukraine it is a common thing to fight an occupier. Since 1200, Ukrainians have been fighting for their homeland with the invaders, in 1240 the Ukrainians lost their country because of the invaders, and only in 1991, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, they finally found their state. Vanka is a male Russian name. Vanka-Vstanka is a Soviet toy. A reference to the fact that the Russians are toys in the hands of their authorities. "One-two-three-four-five I'm going to look for you" is a reference to the fact that the hunt for Russian soldiers has begun. I mean, like a game of hide and seek. beyond the word - you have already arrived, and you have nowhere to go. that is, the meaning is this - you will not run away from us anywhere. Get yourself a package for your corpse.
Cossacks are the ancestors of Ukrainians. they had a military order for about 500 years akin to the order of the Templars, called the Zaporizhzhya Sich. therefore, they often say either a Cossack or a Cossack, the word Cossack means a free man. The Cossacks were considered the defenders of Ukraine and they fought with all the invaders who came to Ukraine. Because they were good warriors, they were hired by the rulers of all European countries. It even happened that they were in the service of the Japanese emperor. At that time, it was considered very cool and honorable to be a Cossack. People from all over the world came to the Zaporozhian Sich to be Cossacks, but basically, of course, the Cossacks were ethnic Ukrainians. Cossack blood flows in every Ukrainian. The Cossacks cut their heads bald and only left one strand of hair. It was a sign of an honorable family. The Cossacks were brave and noble warriors, 100 Cossacks could go to war against 1000 enemies, even against 10,000 people. And against one Cossack Kharakternik, the enemy was afraid to send a whole army, since one Cossack Kharakternik could destroy an entire army. Characternik is a special caste of Cossacks. This is a Cossack magician. in Yarmak's song "Wild Field", just in the first photo, a Cossack character is depicted
In the Ukrainian language there is such a word - "hertzc". In Russian, it sounds like “hertz”, but this word, in principle, is not translated into Russian or into any other existing language. Only we have a noun with this meaning. This fact says a lot about Ukrainians in general and our history in particular. Hertz is something like a cocktail of reconnaissance in force and mass suicide: mix, but do not shake. Hertz was invented by the Zaporozhye Cossacks, and they were the only ones who used it in the war. Hertz is the most impudent death in human history. Or - if Luck, Kali and the Mother of God are satisfied with you - the best moment in the life of a Ukrainian warrior. Before the start of the battle, when the troops were already lined up, several Cossacks grouped up and went forward, towards the enemy, right into the reach of rifle bullets. There, under the bullets and cannonballs, they stopped. Hertz began, the dance with death. The Cossacks mocked the enemy. They laughed, shouted, shouted offensive phrases, danced under the bullets, trying to piss off the enemy. Often this was successful, and the enraged opponents broke from their positions, breaking ranks, just to erase, shut up, destroy the impudent Ukrainian bastards. And they ran into the slender fire of the Cossack muskets. And if the commander of the opponents still held back his troops, the Hertz's task was still completed.Laughing, mocking, having fun under a hail of bullets, the Cossacks, dying, but not stopping the deadly dance, seemed to the enemies demigods - or half-demons. The bloody dance bore fruit. Not everyone returned from the hertz. Not always everything, but always with glory. Often no one returned. But the hertz did not stop. Now the ancient terrible hertz has returned. All Ukraine stands alone with the enemy, facing him. Behind them are not loyal comrades, and not a line of muskets, but it is not clear who, often not even having the courage to call themselves our allies - although they understand that their turn is next. But we are dancing. And mock the enemy. And we shout to him "See you on the ruins of the Kremlin, bitches! ..". Good old Ukrainian hertz. We alone have this word. Only we always have fun, looking into the abyss, waiting for the abyss to smile back at us when it realizes that we are asking her to dance.
Rolly-polly is the closest translation i've found for "Vanyka-vstanyka". Originally it was a soviet toy that always was returning to vertical position. While "Vanya" is a dimunitive of "Ivan" - a common name for russians. As "package" a polyethilene package for the corpse is meant. The "One-two-three-four-five" is a part of Hide'n'seek game, by that meaning there's no chance for "vanyka" to hide. By this she's saying that sure inevitable death avaits for that "vanya" whatever he does. Yup. Such a dark humour.
The meaning of the word Cossack. In Ukraine in the XV-XVIII centuries. - a free man from serf peasants or the urban poor who fled to the southern lands of Ukraine and participated in the liberation struggle against the Tatar-Turkish and Polish invaders; a descendant of such a person. If you are interested, you can read about Zaporizhia Sich and Cossack characters. This refers to the history of Ukraine.
i love how there are not only sad, but also so-so many uplifting and sarcastic songs are being made. i would recommend listening to this one as well - it is pretty positive and is sang by some Ukrainian celebrities + eng subs ruclips.net/video/fRuiEv3JRDQ/видео.html also max barskih - don't f@ck with ukraine kalush - додому are great thank u for your reactions 😄
Ukrainians call russian soldiers Vanka. this is a Russian name, but we Ukrainians humiliate them so much, we can also call them orcs. Glory to Ukraine. Eternal memory to the fallen soldiers of Ukraine!!!
Это саркастическая песня про русского оккупанта. Ваньками называют русских . Она поёт ванька -встанька что такое? Приготовь себе пакет (пакет в который кладут труп).
Vanka is the guy's name. She sings about how the russian invaders need to prepare their own packages in which to be sent home.
Oh I see. So, basically, this is about Ukraine-Russian war, right? 😊
@@princeblworld Yes, now in Ukraine are coming out mostly patriotic songs.
@@princeblworldYes. In Ukraine, they are used to affectionately treating enemies, even in the anthem of Ukraine, the enemy is called a diminutive tone, since in Ukraine it is a common thing to fight an occupier. Since 1200, Ukrainians have been fighting for their homeland with the invaders, in 1240 the Ukrainians lost their country because of the invaders, and only in 1991, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, they finally found their state. Vanka is a male Russian name. Vanka-Vstanka is a Soviet toy. A reference to the fact that the Russians are toys in the hands of their authorities. "One-two-three-four-five I'm going to look for you" is a reference to the fact that the hunt for Russian soldiers has begun. I mean, like a game of hide and seek.
beyond the word - you have already arrived, and you have nowhere to go. that is, the meaning is this - you will not run away from us anywhere. Get yourself a package for your corpse.
Cossacks are the ancestors of Ukrainians. they had a military order for about 500 years akin to the order of the Templars, called the Zaporizhzhya Sich. therefore, they often say either a Cossack or a Cossack, the word Cossack means a free man. The Cossacks were considered the defenders of Ukraine and they fought with all the invaders who came to Ukraine. Because they were good warriors, they were hired by the rulers of all European countries. It even happened that they were in the service of the Japanese emperor. At that time, it was considered very cool and honorable to be a Cossack. People from all over the world came to the Zaporozhian Sich to be Cossacks, but basically, of course, the Cossacks were ethnic Ukrainians. Cossack blood flows in every Ukrainian. The Cossacks cut their heads bald and only left one strand of hair. It was a sign of an honorable family. The Cossacks were brave and noble warriors, 100 Cossacks could go to war against 1000 enemies, even against 10,000 people. And against one Cossack Kharakternik, the enemy was afraid to send a whole army, since one Cossack Kharakternik could destroy an entire army. Characternik is a special caste of Cossacks. This is a Cossack magician. in Yarmak's song "Wild Field", just in the first photo, a Cossack character is depicted
In the Ukrainian language there is such a word - "hertzc". In Russian, it sounds like “hertz”, but this word, in principle, is not translated into Russian or into any other existing language. Only we have a noun with this meaning. This fact says a lot about Ukrainians in general and our history in particular. Hertz is something like a cocktail of reconnaissance in force and mass suicide: mix, but do not shake. Hertz was invented by the Zaporozhye Cossacks, and they were the only ones who used it in the war. Hertz is the most impudent death in human history. Or - if Luck, Kali and the Mother of God are satisfied with you - the best moment in the life of a Ukrainian warrior.
Before the start of the battle, when the troops were already lined up, several Cossacks grouped up and went forward, towards the enemy, right into the reach of rifle bullets. There, under the bullets and cannonballs, they stopped. Hertz began, the dance with death. The Cossacks mocked the enemy. They laughed, shouted, shouted offensive phrases, danced under the bullets, trying to piss off the enemy. Often this was successful, and the enraged opponents broke from their positions, breaking ranks, just to erase, shut up, destroy the impudent Ukrainian bastards. And they ran into the slender fire of the Cossack muskets. And if the commander of the opponents still held back his troops, the Hertz's task was still completed.Laughing, mocking, having fun under a hail of bullets, the Cossacks, dying, but not stopping the deadly dance, seemed to the enemies demigods - or half-demons. The bloody dance bore fruit. Not everyone returned from the hertz. Not always everything, but always with glory. Often no one returned. But the hertz did not stop. Now the ancient terrible hertz has returned. All Ukraine stands alone with the enemy, facing him. Behind them are not loyal comrades, and not a line of muskets, but it is not clear who, often not even having the courage to call themselves our allies - although they understand that their turn is next. But we are dancing. And mock the enemy. And we shout to him "See you on the ruins of the Kremlin, bitches! ..". Good old Ukrainian hertz. We alone have this word. Only we always have fun, looking into the abyss, waiting for the abyss to smile back at us when it realizes that we are asking her to dance.
Rolly-polly is the closest translation
i've found for "Vanyka-vstanyka".
Originally it was a soviet toy that always
was returning to vertical position. While
"Vanya" is a dimunitive of "Ivan" - a
common name for russians. As
"package" a polyethilene package for the
corpse is meant. The
"One-two-three-four-five" is a part of
Hide'n'seek game, by that meaning
there's no chance for "vanyka" to hide. By
this she's saying that sure inevitable
death avaits for that "vanya" whatever he
does. Yup. Such a dark humour.
Oh wow! I didn't realize this song was related to Ukraine-Russia war. I love the positive energy of this song. 💛💚
@@princeblworld Positive lol it's morbid, like Ivan Is also a very commmon Ukrainian name
@@pezos5 Yes, but we all know that it is associated with russians, right))) So, go home, russian Ivans, stay alive
@@pezos5 Ivan vs Mykola
this song about russian soldier "vanka - ivan" which go home in plastic bag :)
Oh I see. Thank you. 💙💛
The meaning of the word Cossack. In Ukraine in the XV-XVIII centuries. - a free man from serf peasants or the urban poor who fled to the southern lands of Ukraine and participated in the liberation struggle against the Tatar-Turkish and Polish invaders; a descendant of such a person. If you are interested, you can read about Zaporizhia Sich and Cossack characters. This refers to the history of Ukraine.
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i love how there are not only sad, but also so-so many uplifting and sarcastic songs are being made. i would recommend listening to this one as well - it is pretty positive and is sang by some Ukrainian celebrities + eng subs
ruclips.net/video/fRuiEv3JRDQ/видео.html
also max barskih - don't f@ck with ukraine kalush - додому are great
thank u for your reactions 😄
I've just made a reaction video to it. Please check it out. Thank you. 💙💛
Thank you for support, Prince 🇺🇦🙏❤️
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Van,ka - Vstan,ka.This is funny and stupid russian 🤣 puppet.
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@@princeblworld ты плохой человек! Это нацистская песня!
@@Guess-rs5vz йди за руським кораблем
ВАНЬКА - это русский солдат!
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Vanka is a dead Russian soldier who cannot get up because he was simply packed in a black bag, and is very happy to return to his homeland in it
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Ukrainians call russian soldiers Vanka. this is a Russian name, but we Ukrainians humiliate them so much, we can also call them orcs.
Glory to Ukraine. Eternal memory to the fallen soldiers of Ukraine!!!
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Это саркастическая песня про русского оккупанта. Ваньками называют русских . Она поёт ванька -встанька что такое? Приготовь себе пакет (пакет в который кладут труп).
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Лол кек для русских бадибэк
Про мрак с задором весело.. Жуть..
Happy New Year. 💙💛
@@princeblworld всем Мир!
"Ванька" - то є рашківське висирання)Га якого навіть пакети жалко тратить))
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Ванька це русак
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