Exploring Zadar, Croatia

[@hardyhardyhardy]

After so many of years of being subscribed to you and watching your content, I'm surprised you guys are still at 47K subs. The perspective you give on long form vids is truly unique and unlike any other travel channel I've watched.

[@kydeanderic]

KZbin's robots hate us for making long videos and not focusing on a narrow subject matter (food only, Japan only, etc). But glad you see through it all and enjoy it! -E

[@hardyhardyhardy]

@@kydeanderic I think it has more to do with people having relatively short attention spans. For an outsider who has never watched any of your other videos, committing close to an hour or more on one video is asking a lot. So that's kind of a big barrier to entry for new viewers. But on the other hand, short clickbaity travel videos are a dime a dozen now and you guys are doing something unique which serves a niche and I absolutely love that.

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, so I think there is truth to that for sure, but for a couple years I was also putting out short videos a few times a month and they always performed worse than the longer videos. The issue really, is that it's aiming at a moving target with KZbin's always changing algorithm that literally no one knows how works. CGPGrey made a good video about it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGqyeaFrj6tni9E It puts us in a hard spot, do I conform to what KZbin wants and just become yet-another clickbaity travel vlog channel in order to keep the project "alive" or do I just make what I want to make and hope enough people enjoy it enough to help us out on Patreon? So far that is the route I chose, as I think if I had to make clickbaity videos I wouldn't personally enjoy watching I'd rather just stop making videos. But yea, it's a complex situation we've found ourselves in. Not quite succeeding, but also not quite failing either. -Eric

[@youweechube]

@@kydeanderic i wouldnt change a thing, you have "your" audience everyone who watches is here because we want to watch and love your stuff, so dont sweat about numbers, a lot of channels that are pretty trashy imo do amazing numbers. I`d rather do something that I enjoy making and was proud of like you guys are than catering to the masses. Just keep doing what youre doing as long as you enjoy doing it !

[@14R3A50N]

@@youweechube I second this...

[@Theviduch]

I come back to this video over and over again. I live in NYC but as a child lived in Zadar. Now my wife and daughter and I go almost every year during the summer to see family and have fun but whenever I feel "homesick" I put on your video :) Thank you guys!

[@kydeanderic]

Oh wow, very cool!

[@stevecriddle]

I love that you show the seemingly mundane things like the washing machine. It's the sort of thing that I find oddly interesting, and I suspect you guys do too.

[@kydeanderic]

Yep! Haha, plus just how strange it was that that entire control system was in backwards somehow, I wouldn't call that mundane, that's an adventure! Hahaha. -E

[@dado4352]

@@kydeanderic next time pull out that wheel and put it back in correct place. You will see hexagon extension beneath. That explain 180 degrees error. Somebody before you had an idea...

[@toddboothbee1361]

Good thing you guys are sharp, or that machine would have easily remained an infuriating confusion.

[@whereeveritgoes]

Because we know that's one of the realities of travelling.

[@Ivan-ob3vk]

I asume you were there around Catholic Easter... That explains the grass in the church on 19:20 . It is a tradition of planting grass on the day of st.Lucija, few weeks before Easter and by the time of Easter it grows nicely and you put it on your dinning table or put it in your house as a decor. Nice videos by the way...really liked Vukovar and Istria videos... Greetings from Zagreb.

[@kydeanderic]

Ah interesting, had no idea the reason for the grass. Glad we noticed it. -E

[@flexreclame7635]

Thank you for being normal, i loved it zadar here i come.... Greats from Holland

[@mrjoejon6882]

Some of the best videos on KZbin, hands down

[@kydeanderic]

Thanks! -E

[@guitarmatt191]

That washing machine segment was comedy gold! More kitchen appliance-based humour please!

[@jenniferpatrick1389]

That sea organ is just amazing!

[@debelix]

@7:30 it's called the Drum. It's Whirlpool toploader washing machine made in Slovakia.

[@darren9445]

I just watched 10 minutes of a video tutorial on how to work a Croatian washing machine...and enjoyed every second...only on this channel :P

[@kydeanderic]

Hahaha

[@Loopzaz]

Thanks for another awesome video guys!

[@TheBorderRyker]

I could literally watch you guys present a show about absolutely anything. Your enthusiasm for life is infectious. For example; Who knew that a washing machine could be so interesting? By far one of my favourite shows. Namaste 🙏🏻

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, awesome. We should just review the most mundane stuff we can find. -E

[@danieldutch8621]

28:17 Sunset, pizza and wine while being "photobombed" by a happy Ajumma. What a perfect setting. :)

[@crsh2007]

What a beautiful apartment! One of the best I've seen thus far :)

[@lindsaycordova91]

Really cool things going on in that town!! The Sea Organ was so neat!!! I want to go check that out someday.

[@thefluffyagenda3632]

There's a Sea Organ in San Francisco also, on a little peninsula-kinda thing near the Green Marina

[@maromaro1909]

sea organ in sf is zadar's replica. actually, they saw it in zadar and decided to make it in san fancisco.

[@southernmama7500]

I took a month long break from my IPAD, imagine my delight when I opened KZbin and it was like Christmas morning! 4 hours of K&E to binge watch on a lazy Sunday afternoon! Thank you guys for all your hard work and making my Sunday not only informative but hilarious! Love you guys!

[@kydeanderic]

Glad you enjoy us, even in 4 hour chunks! -E

[@dalecoleman8852]

Another first class presentation guys, well done. Informative, educational and entertaining. Duration just under an hour is perfect. Kyde, operating that washing machine was an art, maybe it's one of those new washer/tv's? ...

[@erik_ludwig]

Very, very cool on the sea organ. Reminds me of James Murphy (LCD Soundsystem) harmonic project in NYC subways.

[@chrisneedham5803]

The washing machine was probably built on a Monday morning after a weekend of hard drinking 🍸🍺🍷

[@FordFracture]

You guys are my eyes to the world that I will never be able to see in my lifetime

[@kydeanderic]

Glad to give you a window into new places! -E

[@elvishruncev1184]

hey,welcome to my town guys!summer time would fit better to feel the town i presume.by the way it is 3000 years of Zadar...

[@kydeanderic]

We quite enjoyed the spring when we filmed this, not too many tourists! -E

[@kellyrowe4075]

Ok wow that Air bnb is STUNNING ssooo different then the outside also those purple sheets look amazing!

[@deanwild4971]

haha that grill/stove combo takes me way back. My nan used to have one when I was younger back in the early 90's in England - even then it was a bizarre contraption.

[@delukxy]

Baby Belling. There was one in my B&B this summer here in the UK. Worked well.

[@RoyCousins]

Not being picky, but it's interesting that Americans usually refer to seas as oceans, whether they are or not. I suppose it's because the USA has oceans either side.

[@14R3A50N]

We have the Gulf of Mexico, but yeah... It's all the big water, I never thought about this before... Thanks for bringing it up

[@Mirrodin82]

Guys, this "bread" you are eating, that's not supposed to be eaten raw. XD Those are called "mlinci", and should be cooked :D

[@brucewillixaspirinix9652]

Neven true that. They're too hard if uncooked. They're made like pasta in hot water then covered in gravy. Traditionaly eaten with turkey in northern Croatia.

[@PureDanceEnergy]

as soon as i saw i was looking to see if someone already comented :)

[@pozzo6828]

:D I don't know about mlinci but the moment I heard the crack I thought that this should be baked/toasted! Something like that. Hope you guys didn't have stomach ache.

[@Zdravko_F.]

​@@brucewillixaspirinix9652 You do not have to cook. Just cook the water and pour over them and after 1 or 2 minutes drain the water. They are best when they are warm and when they overflow with roasting juice.

[@greensky01]

@11:56 I agree with Eric, I think someone removed the knob at one point and replaced back 180 degrees from where it was supposed to be. The knob is circular, all that needs to be changed is the black marking on it.

[@lokyZD]

Good video, glad you liked Zadar. Zadar was heavily destroyed in world war 2, almoast all the buildings, including that cathedral you were in. You can check photos online. You can see shrapnel holes on the pillar in the video for instance. Before that bombardment it was filled with statues, sculptures, had an amazing theater, the streets were all made out of cobblestone. It all had to be renovated. The city walls are now part of UNESCO world hearitage. And you didnt mention the church of St. Donatus at 27:06 which is symbol of the city. About the expensive food, well....im sure you already saw the prices in rest of Dalmatia. Usually meals are plentifull, and good, that one didn't look like it.

[@kydeanderic]

It must have been an amazing place pre-war. Yea, the meal wasn't....super filling. Haha -E

[@electricdreams8237]

Yeah that was a really bad call from the allies... (dunno who did it, the british or the americans...). "Well we heard that there are a few italians in this general area, which is incidentally inhabited by a population who is already actively resisting them and had been for some time. What can we do to help? I know! Let's raze to the ground this 3000 year old ancient capital of the people we're supposed to be liberating! That'll surely help!" Really awful stuff. Thousands of civilians died, most of whom were actively on the allies side, the ancient city core was completely pulverized, more than two thousand years of continuous history of architecture, probably more spectacular than say Dubrovnik, while I doubt they managed to hit a single italian soldier. Zadar used to be called "Dresden of the Adriatic" and that tells you something.

[@VirginiaHayley]

I've been loving your european adventure! These vlogs are always a highlight of my week. I may have to watch in chunks but I love the glimpse you give me into the world. Keep it up you guys!!

[@kydeanderic]

Great! Glad you've enjoyed! -E

[@connannbarbarin3033]

39:45 you need to cook it in water with some poultry fat

[@kydeanderic]

whoops

[@eduardalavanja6287]

You are very symphatic , funny and intelligent people..great channel, keep on!☺👍

[@kydeanderic]

Thanks!

[@eduardalavanja6287]

@@kydeanderic ☺👍

[@geeell1917]

Haha! It sounds like the mlinci "cracker" is prepared similar to matzoh in matzoh brei, by soaking it first to soften before further cooking. I hope you got to try it as a pasta-like dish with turkey while you were there in Zadar. I have heard of that 'sea organ' before, possibly in an art class, but did not realize it was in Croatia. Thanks for another great vid!

[@tihomirrasperic]

www.coolinarika.com/recept/prepare-the-mlinci/

[@tuaparulian4975]

That part about the washing machine is very entertaining for me. It's like you can tell about everyday thing and people can have a good laugh over that. You certainly have a knack for making mundane things interesting. And thank you for sharing that talent.

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, glad you find the mundane yet interesting things we find funny entertaining. -E

[@zem6217]

I was impressed with the washing machine expertise.

[@TigersTimelessTreasures]

28:24 that lady in the background cracked me up! And that washing machine brought back memories of my childhood! I remember those top loaders!!!

[@kydeanderic]

She made me laugh too. -E

[@collectivelight]

I like that idea of the sea organ that plays music using the waves! Great video as always!

[@snakeslizards1884]

Awhh I’ve been loving these Croatia videos. I wonder if you’ve considered going to Bulgaria? Either way, you guys give me proper good vibes 💕

[@kydeanderic]

We want to go basically everywhere in Europe, it's just hard to find the time and work around visa stuff! Glad you are enjoying! -E

[@MultiMiralem]

yeee you are alive,zadar

[@thejessta]

This video has everything: Toaster oven stove! Top-loading front-loading washer! Church ASMR!

[@Umweltfreundlich07]

New York's hottest new club is Ravioli. This club has everything; Sea Organs, Bells, Dan Cortese

[@bruyeretv]

Y'all are the level of wholesome I aspire to be

[@twistednerve74]

LOL-the "Chips/ bread" you were eating is actually called "Mlinci"....it is kinda like a pasta that is cooked and then mixed with the drippings of meat-usually and traditionally served with turkey or duck. You ate it raw-lol Aside from that, good video. I was just in Zadar and Zagreb as well as Rijeka. All good places. Zadar is small but very cool for the 5 days I was there. The sea organ is nice to relax to.

[@goldenvrpca7962]

Only one correction: it was not "Medussa", the three heads represent Minerva, Jupiter and Juno, with the ram's horns borrowed from Amoun.

[@kydeanderic]

If we only made one mistake I'm happy! Haha. -E

[@vidanroje485]

Regarding laundry machine , it is actually 30 celsius , not 30 minutes .

[@colinstatterartist]

Hi guys thank you , you brighten up my day especialy at lunch times when i have my break and i eat my sanwiches you always make me smile keep up the good work peace !!!!!

[@kydeanderic]

Great to hear! A sandwich sounds good!

[@aquablushgirl]

That is the international symbol for wool - come on guys! You need to brush up on your clothing symbols! That bell tower was beautiful and I really envied you sitting on the steps, listening to the sea organ, eating your pizza and drinking your wine and watching the sunset. Bliss!

[@kydeanderic]

The washing machines in Japan don't use the snowflake, haha. -E

[@rustynail3893]

I love you guys, keep up the great content!

[@kydeanderic]

Will do!

[@mariolosberg4257]

Sea harmonika...! ha ha ha... can't stop laughing... you 2 are the best, love your videos... enjoy in my country... best wishes... :)

[@jackjones1727]

Mlinci was just added to some European list of official Croatian foods, and I hope you were able to enjoy it soaked in turkey drippings as intended. My wife makes mlinci at home, and I do admit to swiping the unbroken hard shards to eat without her knowing. Another beautiful video folks. Hvala ljepa.

[@kydeanderic]

WOw looks amazing!

[@daveh1247]

Thanks for another lovely video; worth waiting for. We used to have one of those cookers in the early 80s. Good enough to cook for dinner parties. They're quite cheap from Argos and Tesco here in the UK. I'm actually thinking of buying one. I would've thought they were popular in Japanese apartments with lack of space.

[@kydeanderic]

Most Japanese apartments are equipped with a place for a stovetop, but yea, this would make things nicer sometimes. -E

[@ivanculina1217]

If you looking for the low cost budget restaurants, in Croatia, especially In winter I would recommend you to ask local people for restaurants which offers "marende" (Dalmatia) or Gablec (North Croatia) ... Thats restaurans which offers daily specials like Gulaš stew, Musaka, Beans with sausages, for low cost between 30-60 kn Those are not fancy places for taking Instagram selfies but definitely VALUE FOR MONEY Cheers

[@kydeanderic]

Value for money is what we are into it for! Thanks! -E

[@ivanculina1217]

Example www.google.hr/search?q=zadar+marende&oq=Zadar+&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i61j0j69i57j69i61j0.2459j0j4&client=ms-android-motorola&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

[@tamtamjones6106]

Just subscribed! Loved your Zagreb video! I realize that it was fimed 2 years ago but sorry, I just disvovered you. Where are you now? How are you handling the pandemic? Re Istria, so sad that you didn’t go to Groznjan. It’s a hill top village(like Motovun) but so much more unique and beautiful. It’s an art colony. Very, very, very cool. However, I realize this was filmed a long time ago and I will try to catch up and “like” your other jorneys! Wishing you both a happy, healthy, wealthy new year 2021! Stay together forever cuz you guys are awesome together:-)

[@kydeanderic]

Oh, glad you found us! We have quite a few videos from Croatia if you are interested in more from that area. We live in Japan and have just been riding out the pandemic much like everyone else, trying to stay safe. Hope you have a good holiday. -E

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

gelato is just italian word for icecream

[@keandric2765]

I always enjoy your guys' little bonus clips at the end. Really great video. Had never even heard of this town before (as is probably expected, I think most people only know Dubrovnik), but Man has this town gone Straight onto my Croatia travel list. What an Awesome historic town =D Oh, a little addendum I thought of at the end when you guys were talking about how nice it was without being Too touristy: you didn't put the date you guys were there anywhere, but I recall, you guys were there in May or something, right? Right at the end of your trip. Don't forget, the real HIGH season in most of Europe is in summer, July and August especially I believe, so you guys weren't there during the Really busy months, so even that little town probably is almost nightmare-ish in the high season. But anyway, awesome video as always. Really looking forward to the Dubrovnik video(s) :))

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, we know the tourist season wasn't in full swing yet, but you can sorta tell by the infrastructure that exists just how touristy a place can get. Compared to what we saw in Split and Dubrovnik Zadar is pretty subdued. -E

[@keandric2765]

Ahh :) Well that kinda makes me want to travel there all the more then :) Not that I would ever travel to Europe in the summer anyways except for a few Real special, certain instances, but still :)

[@JankaLanka]

Love to watch your videos guys, greetings from Dubrovnik. Just to explain that bread thing, it's actually not bread, it's mlinci and it's supposed to be cooked with duck or turkey and then it is yummy. Best wishes

[@kydeanderic]

HAHA, this is hilarious information. -E

[@darkokuzic1378]

@@kydeanderic I hope you didn't eat the whole package raw like that :D . Btw very nice content guys, I'm very much enjoying your visit of my country. Have a nice day

[@tihomirrasperic]

@@kydeanderic www.adventzagreb.hr/-5819b47bbeed9/stuffed-turkey-with-mlinci?lang=en one of the finest Croatian food.... America give us Turkey, we give The World this magnificent meal ;)

[@Ben.Kenobi87]

18:45 - 20:00 kyde doing some serious asmr stuff.

[@pheart2381]

I use a little cooker like that. Perfect for a single person. If you lower the toast rack and get a baking tray you can cook even a chicken in it. I bake bread in mine. The third god at the baths might be sulis minerva.

[@youweechube]

That apartment went from Saw 2 as you walked up the stairs to Friends as you went inside. Whoever built it could have doubled the size of the bathroom to make it more usable and cut down on the bedroom size a bit it seems.

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, but then what about the spectators? -E

[@nikolairge]

Oh, how I missed your stuff! I honestly hope you moved and everything is fine with you. Wish you all the best at your new place! Cheers!

[@kydeanderic]

The new place is amazing! -E

[@davidice101artistdavideric7]

Eric that water organ ❤ you just know Bjork would be singing along 😀😄😅😃😰😦😐😯

[@goranmitrovic77]

Hi guys! Thank you for another great video. I was kinda sad when I realized that you are not in Croatia anymore, but again, It's always nice'n'fun to see you wherever you go. If you ever come back, you should try some properly cooked MLINCI (mleen tzi), they are awesome!!! :)

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, yea we feel a bit silly now about that mlinci, haha. -E

[@youdarkraver]

Eating them raw uncooked Mlinci at the end...golden! 🍻

[@kydeanderic]

hahaha whoops

[@UrbanHomesteadMomma]

Hmmmm a thought on the washer... are you sure the knob wasn’t put on upside down.... did you try to pull the knob off, and turn it around and put it back on so the line is in the right spot? I had a stove once where the knobs fit on the opposite way round and it was really annoying because my ex found t funny to take them off and tie them round! So yeah... maybe that was the issue?

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, I asked Kyde that and she said it had to be the internal part, but I don't recall the logic. -E

[@nobreyner60]

When you were done with the ice cream did you pull a Capt Jack Sparrow look at it and say "Why is the rum gone?"

[@weswemyssonbass]

Zadar is my favourite city in Croatia. Eat some pasticada with gnocchi there!

[@baronhoban]

that was a beautiful sunset @28:46

[@kydeanderic]

Yep!

[@dominique8233]

Another excellent vid, thanks for all the info you include. Did you find most people spoke some English ? Enough for you to make yourselves understood in the shops etc ?

[@kydeanderic]

Oh yea, English is widely spoken at a high level. -E

[@joannfahey8423]

I'm planning a trip to Croatia, renting a car. I have some trepidations about taking the car into Split. Is Split so great that we need to stay there, or could we just take a bus from Zadar for the day? Your video's are super, even the extended food discussions! Now I can't wait to have a dish with truffles in Istria!!

[@kydeanderic]

You could probably day-trip Split. I wouldn't be afraid of driving there, either. -E

[@bikeyspice]

"You can see time" - absolutely love that phrase

[@JerryPenna]

Was this filmed November 2018? Wonder how warm or cold if filmed in November?

[@youweechube]

no think they were there april - may time

[@perunski8359]

Looks like spring to me.

[@kydeanderic]

It was spring! -E

[@babajaga6755]

Eating raw mlinci....😂😂😂...nevertheless great video👍

[@veslogeslo4548]

hahahahahhahahahhahah

[@ksuntesic]

eating raw mlinci is equal to eating raw macaroni, they should be cooked :)

[@justsomerandomguy1571]

A few years ago i was going to the top of the tower. I was right where the bels were. And the bells rang. It Wasnt pleasant.

[@kydeanderic]

Haa, I bet! Intense! -E

[@smilerpie1]

the dryer I had in Ireland was the same way, and they don't let u have hot water all day or when u want to, its so weird, I didn't like that part of the trip, LOL

[@russcattell955i]

And I'd like to try that cheese. I make cheese (French goats fromage) as my day job. But eat all kinds. Regarding that sea air thing, an island called Isle de Re, just off our marina at La Rochelle produces little potatoes & a light white wine that goes well with the local fish dishes. anyway you 2 will get to experience for yourselves if/ when you stop over for a few days with us.

[@kydeanderic]

Wow, didn't know you made cheese! Now I *really* want to visit! -E

[@gyloir]

Never heard of a sea organ, that sounds amazing. lol that girl @ 34:33 was waving to the camera.

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, yea she was! Good catch! -E

[@AzumiLP]

28:25 The woman in the background must be a Dark Souls player...PRAISE THE SUN!

[@chrisneale7453]

Seeing Kyde wearing that Olympic shirt, reminds me to ask. Will you be going to see any matches at the rugby world cup in Japan next year? Thanks for all your tremendous videos.

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, we hope to catch a game or two! -E

[@Yesica1993]

I would never have figured out the washing machine/dial backwards thing!

[@Theviduch]

A bit of coincidence for you: You wore a Nirvana t-shirt on your trip to Croatia. Did you know Krist Novoselic's family is from Zadar and he lived in Zadar in the early 80s before he met Kurt :)

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, yea, it was no coincidence. I go deep with Nirvana. -E

[@Theviduch]

@@kydeanderic Awesome! You guys certainly do your homework when exploring a destination. My wife's cousin was in the same high school class with Krist. I lived in Zadar at that same time and knew a lot of other American-Croatian kids, but he was about 4 years or so a head of me and I was attending class at the grammar school level and unfortunately never met him. Cheers to you guys!!!

[@seeker7679]

" $15 for a meal is expensive?. Eric you are tighter than two coats of paint! lol 😂 I mean no offence , in fact it's compliment . I'm Scottish and you're probably aware of, shall we say, of our reputation for frugality I.e. tighter than a ducks arse in water😉. Good job as per usual. Stay safe. Have fun. Count your blessings. All the best guys.Snowflake means cold wash

[@kydeanderic]

$15 is expensive for 4 ravioli, yes. Especially when an entire pizza in the same town is like $6. Haha. -E

[@brownwarrior6867]

Dubrovnik is beautiful I had R&R there when serving with the UN in the 90’s.

[@Kat.....]

Proper weird to see the 2020 Tokyo top!

[@eduardalavanja6287]

3,10...couch for the spectators..😂😂😂

[@thetalamaura]

That hard bread you were eating in the apartment is called mlinci and it has to be cooked in water and than baked in the owen before eating. Sorry you had to break your teeth eating it! :(

[@kydeanderic]

Haha whoops

[@josiphlavacek9982]

That hard bread should be cooked. Its called Mlinci and you eat it as a side to a protein. But the funny thing is i like to eat it crunchy and raw :D

[@gmale385]

Are you in 47:03 eating Mlinci? :D

[@kydeanderic]

Hrm, I don't recall to be honest. -E

[@gmale385]

@@kydeanderic I think you're eating. It is the form of pasta , the Croatian invention, it's not usually for raw eating. For the average Croat is funny to see this.... sorry .... :D :D :D

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, hahaa, you are right! Very funny! -E

[@netsish5570]

yes

[@Sue474]

So you washed a load at 95 degrees? That's fine if it was just towels , but if it was clothes, didn't it ruin/shrink them? Very interesting video btw. All the Roman artifacts were fascinating. I love how you give all that information.

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, I'm paranoid now. -E

[@385x01y]

Food you are eating @ 40:00 is called mlinci. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mlinci You are not supposed to est it raw.

[@lidiamalkic]

All good, all good, thank you, nice video. I have family in Zadar, visit there often, and can tell you one thing for sure: we don’t have an ocean there! NO!!! It’s beautiful unique Adriatic SEA! So, there, if you mention swim, it’s in the sea 🌊 keep that in mind please, coz, Adriatic Sea dwellers hate to hear ocean or water IT IS THE SEA 🙏🤦‍♀️🤪😁

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, this must be some linguistical quirk in Croatian that's not shared in English, "Sea" and "Ocean" are used interchangeably in English despite there being a difference in the strict meaning, and we got a lot of comments from local Croatians for some reason offended we used the word "ocean". -E

[@lidiamalkic]

@@kydeanderic I hope you don’t take it personal, they just pointing out what is very important to them. I live in Australia, almost all my life, I run in to this mistake in the beginning hahaha, I understand English thinking and expression, but us, we are a bit soft in that respect 😊🤗 Thank you for the video again, it’s lovely and done with enthusiasm 👏👑

[@stevedl3150]

I`m a bloke. I might just have found something out about washing machines, since I unquestioningly expect my washing machine to take about 3 hours to complete its cycle. I just shove my clothes in, add powder and press "Start." I had no idea there were alternatives. Ta, Kyde.

[@kydeanderic]

Haha, same here. -E

[@machadalila]

1.in Croatia ice cream and gelato are same thing 2.SEA(Adriatic sea) not ocean 3, in Zagreb you have eat peka which is originally from Dalmatia(everything in that restauran is from region Dalmatian Hinterland ) , and than in Zadar ravioli which are from Istria...Nothing wrong with it its just funny for me.. 4.in Croatia is traditinal/kultur to go drink caffee in caffe bar(we like to drink it slow and enjoy, especially in Dalmatia because we have no stress/take it easy rule ; ) ), and is soo super cheap... 5. i am so sorry that you didnt visit island Ugljan across Zadar, it takes only 20-30 min with ferry and it is not expensiv

[@kydeanderic]

1 & 2: In English sea and ocean are used interchangeably in casual speech. Kinda like ice cream and gelato in Croatia. Haha. -E

[@dragodrazenovic1064]

Jooooooj!!!! U Slavoniji su nađeni ostaci glinenih peka iz 5. stoljeća prije Krista!!! Željezne peke su došle sa Osmanlijama!!!! Mislim da je peka došla i ostala u svim drugim djelovima Hrvatske prije nego u Dalmacij sinek!!! (Ja sam iz Zagreba, tako da lokal patriotizam ne igra, u ovom slučaju, nikakvu ulogu kod mene)

[@andybrockbank3027]

25:24 Ammon is the 'other' guy

[@lokyZD]

31:30 i hope you didn't leave that there....

[@kydeanderic]

We had just set it down to get a shot, obviously we wouldn't just leave our trash somewhere, we aren't monsters. -E

[@Edit.Name.]

Eating that bread uncooked is like eating dry pasta 💗

[@norisknofun9720]

crap...I first opened first video about Istria thinking there is no way I'm gonna watch 1h long video, why am I even opening it!? ...5 freaking hours later I'm still watching...ridiculous :D PS. I agree with Eric, 15$ for 4 Ravioli, I mean you could get 2.5 portion of Ćevapi and put on 1.5 kg on weight for that money...also wth is that washing machine...also eating mlinci raw, that was so funny, sorry :D Nice Videos guys, after 5 hour marathon, I had to subscribe, hope you don't mind :D

[@mariobcro]

Thank you for the great videos. Small note, it's Adriatic sea, not ocean

[@kydeanderic]

Yea, I'm learning that in American English we use the terms sea and ocean interchangeably even though they have different meanings.

[@perunski8359]

In my family we only have these types of washing machines. We prefere to opent it from the top. 😃 P.s. I believe someone pulled the dial button out and inserted it back incorrectly. Damn! 😂

[@kydeanderic]

The opening was fine, but the inverted controls were a bit much, haha. -E

[@s125ish]

In the uk we have them open from the front with a door

[@perunski8359]

@@s125ish Yes, those are standard washing machines. Most people in Europe have them.

[@steviem5279]

Your videos just started showing up on my KZbin recommendations and you two are great. Both my parents are from Croatia and my mom is from the suburbs of Zadar and this was a great presentation of the city. You definitely have to be careful on this smooth cobblestone streets they are slippery on a sunny day but when it rains you can break and ankle that's for sure. The other thing too is when it comes to the restaurants, during tourist season they jack up the prices all over Croatia especially in the tourist trap areas so sometimes its better to find a place to eat outside of the tourist traps and you'll get a good mean for a decent price.

[@coliniancooke8848]

Although Whirlpool is an American make, the use of widely understood symbols makes sense in Europe, a market of many languages. You see the same thing with road signs.

[@kydeanderic]

It's possible they use them in America as well, but we've been in Japan so long we forget things sometimes. -E

[@ksuntesic]

29:06 star falling down, make a wish....