Cossack Zaporozhian song

Cossack song, enjoy!

[@lz6594]

Listening to this during the ongoing crisis, I remember those days when I fought in Ukraine (in Mount & Blade: with fire and sword). May peace and freedom prevail on this land.

[@edwardgoering1237]

Good luck Bro Ukraine and the fight of a Cossack is one and the same ! from a former US Marine our Country has fallen has been eaten from the inside since my stint 78-83

[@liamk148]

Yes my brother

[@user-qq2cu7rk7g]

Не то что в аерике😅

[@user-qq2cu7rk7g]

​@@edwardgoering1237и вьюет АМЕРИКА

[@edwardgoering1237]

@@user-qq2cu7rk7g These Globalists have taken over our politics Yes the Ones your fighting Now Stole Trump's Presidency so they could instill Policies pre One World Government WEF Reset You;ll Own Nothng but will be Happy ! BS we need to run them out of our Country

[@waldekmontana8207]

My grand Father was zaporoski KOZAK and i’m half Gitano and Polish What a mess but soul is With Kozack’s i fell it in my heart

[@dariakarnaukh9352]

That's not a mess, that's honour you carry.

[@waldekmontana8207]

@@dariakarnaukh9352 yh u right god bless you.

[@user-wc2lz6hw4q]

doble apuesta doble honor, tienes dos naciones que defender., es la hora de la verdad.

[@user-wc2lz6hw4q]

serás un combatiente o una rata ? tus hijos juzgarán...

[@andrewcbro]

Proud of my Ukrainian heritage. Much luv from 🇨🇦. Never forget where I came from.

[@antoniopaganini5700]

Cossacks aren't Ukrainian they are from the steppes, they were assimilated by Russians and fought for them, keeping their identity and culture

[@traviseluik893]

@@antoniopaganini5700 🤣 fuck your dumb yes cossacks are ukrainian and as well russian and Belarusian and some are even from Kazakhstan but for you to say that Cossacks are Ukrainian is a fuking insult all you have to do is look at Wikipedia I do fuckin tell you special needs much

[@vladislavsulimenko5276]

who thought cossacks went to Canada

[@user-ns7dl8ch8q]

@@antoniopaganini5700 bullshit

[@canadiancossack3316]

Da us slavs are the best long live the tsar and long live the slavic people and most importantly long live the russian Empire

[@mwgoslar]

Sława hetmanowi Sahajdacznemu!

[@RedHelga84]

Навіки слава!

[@vill0tr]

What the hel?l😦 A Pole who loves the Hetmanate ?

[@morratrako5652]

​@@vill0trHetman Piotr Konaszewicz-Sahajdaczny is considered more like a hero of entire commonwealth than hetmanate. I mean, he together with polish and lithuanian hetmans fought for it.

[@user-ev9uv7yz4b]

@@morratrako5652 🤣🤣🤣

[@ratchetjasiu4075]

@@vill0tr No the Hetmanat but the hetman Piotr Konaszewicz-Sahajdaczny beacuse he fight for Poland aganist Russians and Turks know hisotry lil bro and he was friend one of the greatest (persnoal my favorite) Polish king Władysław IV who was also king of Sweden and Tsar of Russia and who planing 8th crusade

[@anaesterhazy631]

Ой, розвивайся та, сухий дубе, Завтра мороз буде. Ой, собирайся, молодий козаче, Завтра похід буде. Я й морозу та й не боюся, Зараз розів‘юся. Я й походу та й не боюся, Зараз соберуся. Ой, розвився дуб зелененький В полі при долини. Ой, зібрався козак молоденький В похід з України. Ой, ви, верби, верби суховерхі, Схиліться додолу. Ой, ви, хлопці, славні Запорожці, Верніться до дому!

[@nozdrya_mamonta]

Thanks

[@karenkaren6685]

Kozacy zaporoscy... ahh aż się ,,Ogniem i Mieczem" przypomina...

[@LordBrillo]

What can You say - kissed by god - those blessed voices - just wonderful. I hesr it - I burst out in tears of delightment!! The best voices in the world!

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

You are RIGHT here.

[@catherinewells7466]

My family lived In Zaporozhye so this was very meaningful for me.

[@bandeirante8597]

@@YurkoYuriev based, respect from Brazil bro!

[@79keydet]

Respekt from Dniepropetrovshina!

[@dc10fomin65]

@@bandeirante8597 Voce e Bandeirante typo explorador do interior, ou Bandeirante da Embraer?

[@Lu3Zak]

Krasna pisma - Slava Kozacima...

[@dusanpalko1552]

Pozdravlaju iz zo Slovaki bratia !!! Krasivaja piesna ❤

[@myname49771]

Thanks. Дякую.

[@Proyekt.Turan13]

Очень красивая песня🥰👍👌🇺🇦🤟

[@alicepriv.3225]

I Love this Music 😍❤️ *LOVE FROM UK* 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦

[@Aicher_your_good_friend]

Its also Russian you know 🇷🇺 Just asking :)

[@aresrv1231]

Glory to the brave Cossacks!!!! Ura!!!!!!!!!! Слава хоробрим козакам!!!!

[@user-eh5my3tj3o]

Хубава песен много ми приятна за слушане!!!

[@vladislavsulimenko5276]

Everyone: German WW2 war songs are the best. Me an intellectual:

[@thomasgrunau5177]

Iam german and i dislike german folk and army songs. I love folk music from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus, and military marches of the Russian empire

[@Perririri]

Normie

[@blackstonewielder19]

@@thomasgrunau5177 You could perhaps be one of those Germans who carry haplogroup R1a like most Slavs rather than R1b like most Germans

[@khaleddekar2188]

Are you kidding me?? The red army chore best military music ever period

[@eliaswesbrock3765]

@@khaleddekar2188 You've clearly not heard much from France in the Napoleonic Wars. If you don't have a song about eating fried onions, and how Austrians can't have them, you're doing it wrong.

[@mariaelenagutierrez5224]

I LOVE THIS TYPE OF COSACK SONGS AND THE MUSIC, EVEN THOUGH I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT THEY SAY!!!

[@traviseluik893]

My self im half ukrainian i guess I had a great great etc grandfather who was zaporozhian cossack himself much love brothers and sisters

[@ioandan5454]

Cossack's brave step soldier's

[@TheZeusOFGames]

Printre cei mai buni

[@leleshi-san3887]

W the cossacks! Greetings from Italy

[@groherzogtummapping867]

I love your songs and culture. Cheers from Poland, Ukraińscy Bracia!

[@lildinamitmmaboxingwrestli6210]

Brother✊

[@volgrot5632]

To nie bracia to nasi zbiegli chłopi

[@mariusklos9987]

@@volgrot5632 WYPIERDALAJ CHŁOPIE NIE CI OCENIAĆ HAHA

[@spartak9101]

Poland is now Brother ? ahahah - fuk you from Russia , how many cossacks did you hang ...... ppppthhh - thanks for loving us we love you back Poland.

[@4rap2genius08]

Ukraińscy chłopi to bracia polskich chłopów, śmierć panom! Nigdy więcej bratnich wojen.

[@lukasdziadosz7186]

Cossacks helped us in battle of Chocim 1621, where Ottomans were repelled. True Polak never kill brothers. The trouble from 1634 maybe was over money. Slavik people never need to fight each other as the muslim & other enemies always there. What polish kingdom did was maybe avoidable & they used too much force. We can sit at table & negotiate. SLAVA

[@inkavouw]

When the Slavic people where overruled by the warriors, witch told them they need kings and politicians, banks etc. the Vedic knowledge dissapeared....almost...All the knowledge is coming back!! Life is more simple then they told us....humanity is rising up again.....

[@user-se6ft8cc2g]

Польское королевство в мировой истории ничего не оставило. Я был в Польше. Там костелы в готике и немецкая архитектура. Не полякам говорить о слвавянстве.

[@guntugakgun1924]

Greetings from Turkey old enemy

[@DD-nc3zx]

A big part of the Sich Cossacks came back to PLC after Chmielnicki joined Russia. Lter we had West and East bank Cossacks fighting eachother. Bohun fought everybody, that why he is the Hero of Ukrainian nation, not so much Chmielnicki. Btw people made out of it a polish ukrainian conflict, buth Wisniowiecki and Koniecpolski were of ruthenian descent. Both were the most powerful Magnat houses in the east. The Sejm did not make Wisniowiecki a Hetman, because of this brutality in the Cossack wars. After Lubomirski forced the King to leave the country the nobility elected Wisniowieckis son to King. This was the first sign of onesided Magnat politics. later the dependant from russia Kings were fighting the Cossacks together with Russia. The Cossacks and part of the PLC nobility joined Sweden, but they lost. At Poltawa Russia became the only Hegemonial power in this region. The Cossack leader Mazepa was a friend of Peter the Great but he rebelled against him and was fiercely punished.

[@cxarhomell5867]

Wasn't that indecisive at the end? Also, ya'll got fucked in the ass at the khemelnytsky uprising in 1648. So it's a 50/50 overall

[@user-bq5lr6dq6b]

¡Viva! ¡Viva! ¡Viva! Desde Bulgaria con Amor! 🇧🇬 ❤️

[@bluescreen7028]

why spanish? lol

[@TheMinecraftandblueyfanlol900]

He doesn't want to be killed by the Duolingo Bird.

[@olivermisic5364]

Love you Slavic brothers, glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@morwenvogelstein4049]

ukraine isnt a thing, you're a russian

[@mariyabronnik]

@@morwenvogelstein4049 but he didn't say, that Ukraine is a thing

[@BloodbornEnthusiast]

@@morwenvogelstein4049 we are not, and if u know our history and the one of the russian ppl u would knew

[@lajosnagy4561]

Great music!

[@leonfat9205]

Ukraine is my favorite country. This is something divine. Wooow!

[@encouraginglegacy]

Hope it still is. Certainly's mine. 🇺🇦 German who moved here.

[@Snikers77w]

Co do pieśni to przepiękna :)

[@machinegewehrschutze8797]

Хвала Козацтва!

[@gendale9992]

THIS SHIT IS REAL RESPECT FROM SERBIA

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

You're the kind of people the world needs. Respect to Serbians who acknowlodge Cossack's spirit in today's Ukraine freedom.

[@rustyloonmarko7221]

​@@dariusd.borsig8647🇷🇸🇺🇦

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

@@rustyloonmarko7221 💪🇩🇪

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

@@rustyloonmarko7221 Keep your heads up. You have your own culture too-not Russian clowns. Brothers, but when attacked by the »brother« all corrupt a**holes wake up. ⚔️

[@strangerfromspace9602]

Хорошая песня очень нравиться успехов вам запорожские казаки !!!

[@user-uc9gt3rz7r]

Казаки запорожскими были,когда жили на порогах,потом они переселились на Кубань.Сейчас это Кубанские казаки.

[@FernandoRamos-ec6bv]

Awesomely catchy tune.

[@Aldam25]

Cossacks, a proud warrior folk! Great culture, great songs. Respect!

[@Dogaradodia]

Сертифицированный Межгалактический! Очень замечательно казак песня!

[@TheWarlordThorvald]

beautiful song :) slava!

[@fgtrbhwerth3w]

Makes me wish to be a Cossack...

[@BmorePatriot]

AND I wish I was Russian!

[@BaberJacks]

***** Ukranian

[@BmorePatriot]

BaberJacks Both great people.

[@generalnmp]

***** Still think that?

[@agnesthedrugstoreownersdau3577]

That was never an easy life, but watching how much taxes we pay and how much junk we eat, those Wild Plains and those Tatars ready to be killed on the horizon sure sound tempting.

[@CortezCZTVProduction]

Love this !

[@ShevaShep]

Just beautiful

[@Lu3Zak]

Oj Ukraino ljubimaja... ti gordost slavjanstva... vječno nam žila!!!

[@arkadiuszjurgiel4818]

Poadrowienia z Polski ,ubijalismy sie wzajemnie , a nigdy nie pamietalismy ze mamy wspolnego wroga ....tam ciut dalej na wschod P.S Majdan trzymajcie sie

[@INecr0]

Jakie "ubijalismy sie wzajemnie"?! Polacy nigdy nie ubijali Rusinów tylko bronili ich przed kozackimi najazdami i łupieniem wschodnich kresów Rzeczpospolitej!

[@victoriadepenetravir7177]

This folk song interests me too. Spread the music!

[@user-cv4yb6xy8n]

Есть гордость за моих предков!

[@dimitrismparoutas8851]

Orthodox brothers kozakoi ,TARAS BOULBA ,ΑΗΝΤΑΑΑΑΑ

[@encouraginglegacy]

Ця гордість зараз в Україні. ⚔️🦅 Рашисти-не козаки, а фашисти, що зневажають ім'я Боже. 🙏 Ми молимось за душу Росії.

[@user-uc9gt3rz7r]

@@encouraginglegacy Не в Украине, а на своей окраине,части Руси,за которую всегда бились казаки с басурманами.

[@stray4484]

​@@user-uc9gt3rz7rВ Украине, так даже в русском словаре написано, неуч

[@ProFideRegeEtLege]

Sława wam Zaporożcy za przelaną krew w obronie Rzeczypospolitej!

[@Lightnings]

🇺🇦❤️🇵🇱 🤝

[@myname49771]

Rzeczpospolitej. Рiч Посполіта. 250 years together in one country.

[@lewstherintelamonthelamon7559]

Magnifique ! C'est le mot, on peut le dire ! Slava kasaki !

[@Lvv3nd3r]

This is an extremely beautiful and relaxing song to me ❣️❣️

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

Glory. ♥️

[@Lvv3nd3r]

@@dariusd.borsig8647 Glory ❤

[@wojtekwaferb-298]

Ой розвивайся та сухий дубе Lyrics --------------------- Ой, розвивайся та, сухий дубе, Завтра мороз буде, Ой, собирайся, молодий козаче, Завтра похід буде. Ой, собирайся, молодий козаче, Завтра похід буде. Я й морозу та й не боюся, Зараз розів‘юся, Я й походу та й не боюся, Зараз соберуся. Я й походу та й не боюся, Зараз соберуся. Ой, розвився дуб зелененький В полі край долини, Ой, зібрався козак молоденький В похід з України. Ой, зібрався козак молоденький В похід з України. Прощай, батьку, прощай, ненько, Прощай, Україно! Бо я їду на війноньку - Мохе, там загину. Ой, ви, верби, верби суховерхі, Схиліться додолу, Ой, ви, хлопці, славні Запорожці, Верніться до дому! Ой, ви, хлопці, славні Запорожці, Верніться до дому! Ой, ви, хлопці, славні Запорожці, Хороші на вроду, Хай не буде в світі переводу Козацькому роду! Хай не буде в світі переводу Козацькому роду! Please correct me on some parts

[@user-bh9rj1fh6u]

Але гарна пісня) Доречі в хоровому виконанні ще краще)

[@xyphyofthewest8208]

Wojtek Wafer B-29

[@groherzogtummapping867]

Could you please post a latin alphabet transcript? I friggin love Cossack songs!

[@xyphyofthewest8208]

Ateusz Historia I’ll try later

[@xyphyofthewest8208]

Here you go! lyricstranslate.com/en/%D0%BE%D0%B9-%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B7%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%B9%D1%81%D1%8F-%D1%82%D0%B0-%D1%81%D1%83%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D0%B4%D1%83%D0%B1%D0%B5-oh-do-flourish-you-dry-oak.html Oy, rozvyvaysya ta sukhyy dube Zavtra moroz bude, Oy sobyraysya molodyy kozache | Zavtra pokhid bude. | 2 YA y morozu ta y ne boyusya Zaraz roziv'yusya, YA y pokhodu ta y ne boyusya | Zaraz soberusya. | 2 Oy rozvyvsya dub zelenenʹkyy V poli kray dolyny, Oy zibravsya kozak molodenʹkyy | V pokhid z Ukrayiny. | 2 Proshchay batʹku, proshchay nenʹko, Proshchay Ukrayino! Bo ya yidu na viynonʹku - Mozhe tam zahynu. Oy vy verby, verby sukhoverkhi Skhylitʹsya dodolu, Oy vy khloptsi, slavni Zaporozhtsi, | Vernitʹsya do domu! | 2 Oy vy khloptsi, slavni Zaporozhtsi, Khoroshi na vrodu, Khay ne bude v sviti perevodu kozatsʹkomu rodu! | 2 Hey!

[@ch.k.3228]

Sehr schön !

[@darleneweil6158]

Ya vo Herr Hammerheim.

[@ch.k.3228]

"Jawohl Herr Hammerheim" heißt das. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland!

[@kylerydosz292]

Glad to say HEY VIKINGS FEARED US!

[@MCCompanyPL]

Vikings founded first russish kingdoms...

[@kylerydosz292]

The Good Cossacks aren't derived from Nordic people

[@voltanthorismund4286]

Cossacks are mxed People.

[@voltanthorismund4286]

***** You know what turks claim? That cossacks are of Turkish origin. Lol.

[@voltanthorismund4286]

***** The people of russia originated through the mix of east slavic people with scandinavians from sweden .

[@kiwicossack]

privet from New Zealand,I came Zaporozhye 2003 2005 2008 I very like : )

[@yugandali]

Yes, yes, thank you for teaching me. I am so impressed that you can say dirty words! So brave, so imaginative!

[@krekhacute211]

Super👌

[@walkingsummer505]

Good music.

[@CiclopediBastogne]

bellissima ! amo la tradizione slava! razza slava invincibile, padrona del mondo spasibo!

[@WernerZeitRaum]

Wonderful music

[@sebastianschwarzel2732]

aah makes me wanting to be a cossack

[@112steinway]

Before anyone reads any further I just want to say that any perceived ignorance seen in the following statement stems from the fact that I am an Anglo American with a deep respect and love for Russian and Ukrainian culture and nothing more. I acknowledge and accept the risks that come from wading into the political shit storm in the comments below. If my history serves me correctly many of the traditions and much of the culture that we identify as Russian today come from what we now know as the Ukraine today. It was Prince Vladimir of Kiev who made the Kievan Rus Christian in 988 and it was Cyril and Methodius who traveled to Kiev and developed the Cyrillic alphabet, which is why the Russian alphabet looks so different. It seems to me that the modern divisions between Russia and Ukraine stem from the invasion of the Tartars, or Mongols, around 1230 A.D. This led to Kiev being destroyed and the princes of Moscow becoming the leaders and rulers of the area. Therefore, it is my opinion that Moscow and Ukraine have more to share than to argue over and, while there are current modern political issues, both sides should acknowledge their shared culture and history.

[@wolfysk1494]

Well Cyril and Methodius were dead at that time so they did not travel. Their students brought christianity to Russia. Hlaholic in Moravia, Cyrillic in Bulgaria and after that Azbuc in Russia. All based on Greek alphabet.

[@eduardoconsolodossantos2182]

112steinway "If my history serves me correctly many of the traditions and much of the culture that we identify as Russian today come from what we now know as the Ukraine today. It was Prince Vladimir of Kiev who made the Kievan Rus Christian in 988 and it was Cyril and Methodius who traveled to Kiev and developed the Cyrillic alphabet, which is why the Russian alphabet looks so different." But in that times the state centered in Kiev don't called himself Kievan Ukr', but Kievan Rus'. The state called Ukraine is a creation of the 20th century. "It seems to me that the modern divisions between Russia and Ukraine stem from the invasion of the Tartars, or Mongols, around 1230 A.D." I think that the Polish-Lithuanian domination of the Ukrainian and Belarrussian lands from the XIVth to the XVIIIth centuries had a much greater contribution than the Mongol rule in the current division of the original Russian ethnos into three distinct nations (Russia, Belarus and Ukraine). Poles and Lithuanians conquered must of current Ukraine and Belarus from the Golden Horde during the middle of the XIVth century, in a time when the Mongol Khanate was in a situation of internal anarchy. So the khans of the Golden Horde during the XIVth century changed his policies on the Russian lands and then passed to support Muscovy to create a counterweight to the growing power of Poland and Lithuania in that time. And then in the XVII and XVIIIth centuries Imperial Russia made a Reconquista movement of the Ruthenian lands under Polish-Lithuanian domination which ended in 1795 in the Third Partition of Poland. One factor that I think the Polish-Lithuanian domination contribution on the division of the original Rus' ethnos was greater is the fact that they created religious divisions in the Russian ethnos during the Church Union of Brest (1596) with the creation of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church and the Belarrussian Greek-Catholic Church, as well the fact that this domination in the Ukrainian and Belarrussian lands lasted much longer than the Mongol domination.

[@MrMunzichara]

112steinway The Russians were never Slavs. They are slavonized Finno-Ugric tribes.

[@MrMunzichara]

***** You idiot or a troll? There was no tribe Rus. Were Drevlyans, Krivichi and others.

[@MrMunzichara]

While in the area of today's Russia lived Finno-Ugric tribes who were part of Kievan Rus as colonies and then were slavonized using church. Modern Russian language is a mixture of Slavic (especially Bulgarian) and Turkic languages local tribes.

[@renedepauladelrinam4212]

Amazing song...

[@chayanonnantachaiwoot9069]

THX brother good song

[@ryancraig2719]

For those of you that are unaware of the history of the cossacks here is a brief history 1. (1550-1648 In the middle of the 16th century Ukrainians came together and established the Zaporizhian Sich in the contemporary region of Zaporizhia, Ukraine to defend their territory from Tatar raids, escape the Polish system of serfdom (Filvarok) and the imposition of catholicism and the Polish language on them but also coming to their aid to fight the Muscovites in the Battle of Moscow in 1618 2. (1648-1775) In 1648 Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky led an insurrection against the Polish and established the Ukrainian Cossack Hetmenate later signing the notorious Treaty of Pereyeslav with a delegation from Muscovy (the Cossack delegation required a translator to understand the Muscovites) 3. Countless hetmans such as Ivan Hyrovsky, Petro Doroshenko and Ivan Mazepa tried to prevent the encroachment of Muscovy on what the cossacks referred to as 'Ukraina' 4.(1775-1917) In 1775, the troops of the recently proclaimed 'Russian Empire' destroyed the Zaporizhian Sich and the Ukrainian Hetmenate was abolished in the 1780s. The Ukrainian cossacks were deported to St Petersburg were they were forced to dig the canals and to the Kuban where in 1860 the Tsarist Regime established the Kuban Cossack Host, a regiment of the imperial army comprised of Ukrainian speaking cossacks.

[@vladanjevtic7812]

RYAN-NOT UKRAINIANS-RISSIANS.RUSSIANS

[@sotiriapapadopoulou8945]

Ryancraig2719, thanks!

[@alexsabudko583]

Are you sure you talking about ukrainians? Ukraine has ben foundet somewhere about 1950, look at europe maps older than 19 century. There is no ukraine.

[@straznikparkinguricky5635]

Kozacy to mega ciekawy temat i z tego co słyszę muzykę też mają ciekawą 'D

[@straznikparkinguricky5635]

:D*

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

Absolutely. Ancestors of Ukrainian's spirit.

[@yodacz7404]

moc pěkné :)

[@since2009able]

great song, greetings from Armenia

[@alexandru_76]

Long live Ukraine! Greetings from Romania

[@shkodranalbi]

Nice music. Brings in mind the writings of Gogol and Tolstoy - writers I love. That guy in the painting - you wouldn't want to mess with him :)

[@xtm28cool64]

Good job random words love it not knowing what this is so good

[@luiz7446]

beautiful song

[@gendale9992]

Great song! Hello from Serbia :)

[@mephistofeles4798]

Let me play you... THE SONG OF MY PEOPLE

[@00Jugger00]

Just a word from Poland. Cossacs were one of most bad ass nations in history. Sabre and horse riding skills (among others) made them almost legendary in my country and others. Personnaly I think that although there were conflicts and - from historical point of view - bad blood between our nations Cossacks Poles and Cossacks were always simmilar at very core of existance and principals. A tip of the hat from Poland.

[@encouraginglegacy]

♥️

[@ferrucciosangiacomo2093]

wonderful

[@UrsusDaBear]

I love this music. I'm very interested in the Zaporozhian cossacks culture.

[@mariyabronnik]

Thank u very much! I'm proud of my ancestors!

[@way2virgo]

They were betrayed by Communists. Great warrior culture of freedom. Learn the truth of the Holodomor

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139]

@@way2virgoZaporozhian cossacks were long gone before USSR. Russian Empire betrayed them and destroyed their culture.

[@zbychurp4645]

Niech żyje wolna Ukraina!

[@strangerfromspace9602]

это наши славянские песни -писни всё одно гарно и это на всегда !!

[@SmartDuck]

Ukrainian language so melodic

[@slavicglory]

LONG LIVE THE GREAT COSSACKS !!!

[@ukrovierzwei]

Слава України🇺🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PzAbtlg101bubi]

Herojem Slawa.

[@trzy6722]

Chwała AK

[@martinadamek7016]

Lyrics please? Btw I love Ukraine and theit culture and history. I greet you from Czech republic

[@Andrew-yr4ne]

Oh, do flourish you dry oak tree Oh, do flourish you dry old oak tree Tomorrow there's a frost, Oh, pack up your things, oh you young Kozak ) Tomorrow we're marching out. )2 And the frost, I do not fear him, At once he'll dissipate, I, the march, do not fear this, ) At once I'll be ready )2 Oh did flurished the green oak tree In the field by the valley, Oh, the young Kozak gathered himself together ) To march out of Ukraine. )2 Farewell father, farewell mother, Farewell dear Ukraine! For I go off onto the war - Maybe there I'll perish. Oh you willow, dry topped willow, Bend yourself downward, Oh you boys, glorious Zaporozhtsi, ) Do come back, return home! )2 Oh you boys, glorious Zaporozhtsi, So fine to behold, May it never perish, in this world ) the glorius kozak lineage! )2 lyricstranslate.com

[@Andrew-yr4ne]

Ой, розвивайся та сухий дубе Ой, розвивайся та сухий дубе Завтра мороз буде, Ой собирайся молодий козаче | Завтра похід буде. | 2 Я й морозу та й не боюся Зараз розів'юся, Я й походу та й не боюся | Зараз соберуся. | 2 Ой розвився дуб зелененький В полі край долини, Ой зібрався козак молоденький | В похід з України. | 2 Прощай батьку, прощай ненько, Прощай Україно! Бо я їду на війноньку - Може там загину. Ой ви верби, верби суховерхі Схиліться додолу, Ой ви хлопці, славні Запорожці, | Верніться до дому! | 2 Ой ви хлопці, славні Запорожці, Хороші на вроду, Хай не буде в світі переводу козацькому роду! | lyricstranslate.com

[@Boyar300AV]

It's more Cossack than Ukrainian modern day Ukraine is consisted of parts never belonging to Cossack culture. Volyn and Galitsia. Ti co tady nejvíc řvou Sláva Ukrajině, pravděpodobně pocházejí z nějaké nacionalistické žumpy jako Lvov, Halič nebo Volyň, což jsou oblasti které nemají s kozáckou historií a kulturou nic společného. Kozáci bojovali vždy za Rusko a pravoslavnou víru. Můj praděda byl kozák z Černigovského pluku, narodil se před bolševickou revolucí.

[@ataman_123]

@@Boyar300AV ty jsi dobře vypláchnutej sputnikem člověče. Je vidět, že nemáš ani šajnu o historii východních zemí. Proč myslíš, že je ta píseň v originálním jazyce tedy ukrajinštině ? Protože, to nebyli kozáci ? =D A víš vůbec jak si říkali navzájem ukrajinští a ruští kozáci ? ... zase trošku vedle soudruhu, běž si ty svoje plky šířit někam na propagandistický weby, tady se poslouchá kultura...

[@epic1049]

@@Boyar300AV This song is literally sung in Ukrainian, wtf are you talking about?

[@as_pi_ring]

Привет с тихого Дона - батюшки! ❤️🐎

[@Arcypapiez]

Slava bratia kozaki! Na szczastie ne na biedu! Pozdrowienia z Rzeczypospolitej

[@user-ys3bc7qn8o]

СЛАВА КАЗАЧЕСТВУ СЛАВНЫМ СЫНАМ СЛОВЯНСКОГО РОДА, КАЗАЧЬЕМУ РОДУ НЕТ ПЕРЕВОДУ, СЛАВА БОГУ ЧТО МЫ ЕСТЬ И БУДЕМ.

[@marko_g_korenski]

Slava rodu! 🔥❤️

[@trzy6722]

Nie wam

[@djole0505]

Nice song, greetings from Serbia

[@STALKER1918]

Замечательная песня

[@nuriksaralar4039]

Украницам привет с Казакстана слава Героем! Слава Украине. ✋☝️✊

[@cool13554]

Nice song! Greetings from Poland. Poles&Ukrainians brothers. Slavs will unite one day :) Sława to all Slavs :D

[@williamzhao2521]

Poles hate Russians. For some bizarre reason.

[@samvodopianov9399]

@@williamzhao2521 Nope not true, I have Polish buds. Not everyone hates everyone.

[@williamzhao2521]

Apparently the ones from Ruthenia in Southern Poland and Western Ukraine hate Russia.@@samvodopianov9399

[@iliasilias1957]

Turkler yakinda birlikte daim olacak ! Allau ekber !

[@erikchepkyy5912]

@@williamzhao2521 Russia destroys Ukraine. Poland and Belorussian people are next.

[@ChanoTM]

great game man! i got so interested too!

[@13Kapelan]

Greeting from Poland friend :)

[@Prosper661]

True Ukrainian heritage. Brave, free and proud. Greetings for new Ukraine. I hope it will finally find its way...

[@danusiaworkiewycz519]

SLAVA UKRAINE!

[@Jakaj99]

Pasha Staravoitau Козаки були самі по собі. Вони не є українскими, вони не є російськими, вони незалежні. Але самі козаки появились на території сучасної України, і можно вважати, що вони українські.

[@Lapsha68]

Pasha Staravoitau Zaporizhian cossaks is ukrainian.. My self is from Zaporizhzhya (Ukraine). My all family is from old time living there . all of us clean ukranian peolple. all is from Zaporizhian cossaks on Dneper river island... even 500 years ago , maybe more.... Its the scytians in old age time.

[@teslashark]

Oh, develop it, dry oak Tomorrow will be frosty Oh, get ready, young Cossack Tomorrow the trip will be. I'm frost and I'm not afraid Now I'm angry I am also a campaign and I am not afraid Now I'll get together. Oh, green oak grew In the field of the valley's edge Oh, young Cossack gathered A trip from Ukraine. Goodbye, father, goodbye, nenko Goodbye, Ukraine! Because I'm going to war - Maybe I'll die there. Oops, you, willow, willow, dried coconut Bend down Oh, you guys, glorious Zaporozhye Come back home! Oh, you guys, glorious Zaporozhye Good bye, bye Let it not be in the world of translation Cossack family!

[@brendchannel2083]

Sorry, but you translation wrong (i said this as native speaker of Ukrainian). 2 chorus, 4 line *get together* must be *get dressed* or like this.

[@dariakarnaukh9352]

What is nenko, please?

[@krondyl]

ach rodzinne wspomnienia pradziadka hehe

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

How I'd love to hear... He was Cossack, or his father?

[@GreekfromBerlin]

Θαυμάσιο!

[@LordMontystink]

Wonderful voices. Whose are they? I think that they belong to the singers.

[@graiovskitek84]

:D

[@morwenvogelstein4049]

The singers? how could they possibly be singing the song?

[@catnap387]

💙💛💙💛Ukraiina!

[@Linakip]

λατρεύω αυτά τα τραγούδια

[@lambinivan8490]

super de belle voix

[@thewalrus2787]

Splendid Ukrainian patriotic Kozak song. Thanks!

[@SirSparrowHawk]

I hope for peace for Russia and Ukraine and the west.

[@SiwyKanonier]

si vis pace para bellum

[@fds7476]

Alexander swezda America didn't storm Yanukovich's palace.

[@chrishawkins5371]

Boyar300AV wouldn't that be 'fascist'?

[@fds7476]

Boyar300AV Wow, you need to get your stereotypes in order. It can't work both ways.

[@Boyar300AV]

Dear Jewishtein, which both stereotypes. Only Jews did bolshevic revolution in Russia its fact.. Most of them had names simiar to your name Bronstein-Tortsky, Rosenfeld- Kamenev Svedrol

[@MrBLADMAT]

Love it - slurp

[@kochkarevigor]

Слова прикольные. Решил значит в поход собираться была осень (дуб сухой, завтра мороз), а как собрался так весна уже на дворе (дуб то зеленый) Славный такой хлопчик, неторопливый :))))

[@dariusd.borsig8647]

And this year hopefully too you see the beauty in all suffering, Ihor.

[@michaelkulyk]

So sad when brothers fight brothers. Find a way to live in peace.

[@danusiaworkiewycz519]

The RUSSIANS are merely Slavs, NOT brothers of Ukrainians! Do brothers starve millions and send countless others to exile in Siberia? Try reading a history book or two.

[@michaelkulyk]

If you bothered to check the Ukraine was the cradle of Russia, Russ was the first capital which later became known as Kiev. My late father,a Ukrainian through and through, starved under Stalin's rule in the 30's but it wasn't Russians who were to blame but the Stalinist bureaucracy, many of whom were Ukrainians. I'll risk a guess that you Danusia are from the western Ukraine and that you are an admirer of Stephan Bandera and that you would like to impose your own very restricted fascistic view of what it is to be a Ukrainian on the larger Ukraine.If so you're as bad as the Stalinist bastards who were behind the great famine.

[@krisb3922]

Maximus Brutus And you are Russian troll, Misha Brutalskyij, ad rem, not ad person!

[@michaelkulyk]

Actually no, but I'll take a guess and say you're most probably from the western Ukraine or someone who has parents from there. Believe it or not I want the Ukraine to be 100% united in its diversity of culture and 100% independent of Russia. But I don't think that's going to happen as long as their is a clique of right wing extreme nationalists from the west who want to eradicate all those who differ from themselves within the Ukraine. The Ukraine will only be strong when the Ukrainian people are united and as long as they're divided by extremists from the west Russian extremists will always try to divide it. But yes Russia and the Ukraine have a special relationship based on their history as does Ukraine and Poland.

[@alexanderrossovitch2585]

+michael kulyk No, Russia came from Muscovy and Ukraine came from Kyivan Rus'. What is more, is this crime of starvation transpired in many areas of the CCCP, due to the machinations of Kaganovich and Yagoda, both of who were liquidated by Stalin.

[@jack60091]

My Mother said we had Cossack orgin

[@battlefield1soldier929]

Thats cool!

[@mudiththammitage1786]

What is the difference between Cossack,Russian and Ukrainian ? Pls help me

[@mudiththammitage1786]

@Karster Thamx.I red the Novel "A hero of our time" by Evan Thurgenev.According to the novel Russians looked down upon Cossacks.

[@strangerfromspace9602]

Классная песня мне лично нравиться !

[@egbertradke1849]

Beutiful.