LANGUAGE CHALLENGE Polish Hungarian Czech Slovak - Globe in the Hat #2

[@nixymax]

Girls from Poland and Slovakia can talk to guy from Czech rp and they would actually understand each other, poor Hungarian guy between them 😂

[@traktoros]

And yet he missed the guľôčka... That's golyócska in Hungarian, with somewhat similar pronounciation.

[@valerierubesova5375]

Yeah😂🇨🇿🇨🇿

[@oliverrathy311]

Well we was one country

[@matejancsek]

@@oliverrathy311 The Great Hungarian kingdom including the Current Chez rep, and Slovakia and as Monarchy, Poland as well...

[@matejancsek]

because he has the most unique language

[@MiSt3300]

Brothers, I feel so close to all the nations here. I'm polish, and I send greetings to all of you! 🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇭🇺

[@krkcz6524]

Greetings from Czech brother.

[@MiSt3300]

@@krkcz6524 greetings! I am playing a wonderful Czech game, Kingdom Come Deliverance now, and it's in 15th century Bohemia!

[@goodboi82]

Greetings from Slovakia

[@MiSt3300]

@achivmentking Gaming greetings to Hungary from Poland!Let's stay strong in Central Europe!

[@simongabriel5958]

Greetings from Czechia

[@BYRDE1917]

That poor magyar guy, feels so lonely between those slavs

[@Richard_Gonda]

yes xD

[@Ama-hi5kn]

At least he has a Polish person next to him. :P

[@akcsapat]

@@Richard_Gonda tyhíííííí mennyi magyar van még itt???

[@jozsefzoltanfodor4064]

@@akcsapat sok

[@turuus5215]

Hungary and Finland are Mongolic Europeans.

[@hungarianpatriot2762]

V4 are best! 🇭🇺🇵🇱🇸🇰🇨🇿 Hungary Poland Czechia Slovakia.... We are strongs together 💪

[@777-x8v]

@Ricardo Pontes Pimentel stfu

[@gabormolnar9949]

Igen azok vagyunk. This is hungarian. And i'm too.. :D

[@hernandez4871]

To be honest hungary doesnt really belong to the ''slavic brotherhood'' the culture might be similar at some point but the language tells it all how stand alone this country is.

[@a.g9722]

What is the romania?

[@gabormolnar9949]

@@a.g9722 so..... In the history they dont like another.

[@gabrielpal9024]

I dont want to sound proud but i can speak all 4 languages Born in Slovakia in a Hungarian family with Czech friend and a Polish wife Try me

[@somerandomgadzo4778]

guess who cares, guess who asked

[@gabrielpal9024]

@@somerandomgadzo4778 ok mate nice attitude

[@kory257]

Jó elvagy akor a nyelvekkel..:)

[@luckamaresova3422]

Já jsem taky z česka!

[@EnDy_S]

@@somerandomgadzo4778 You must be fun at parties dipshit.

[@allieluo3046]

Hungarian dude be like: “bruh where am I?”

[@asziiee4952]

I love how everyone is calling Dániel the "hungarian guy" XD

[@fuzzywheezledoodlers]

Lol ik hungarion

[@csabalako1788]

Well, he is the hungarian guy amongst the slavs, what should we call him, the aztec guy ?

[@idiot-san4732]

ÉN IS MAGYAR VAGYOK🇹🇯🥺❤ I AM A HUNGARY TOO🇹🇯🥺❤

[@bananharcos]

Hútóskerenye???

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

@@csabalako1788 Maybe call him on his name? lol

[@まゆ-d7d]

I'm a Japanese.(17yo) I have 2 Hungarian friends. They made me interested in Hungary and the surrounding countries. I listened to your conversation and found it interesting. I wanna go to Hungary someday!!!😍😍😍😃😃😃

[@jdzimas2089]

🤗

[@daynight1921]

Hunagry 🤮

[@liloseilla]

(^_−)−☆ 見つけた

[@michalgavenda3782]

Come to Slovakia 😆

[@Wcdestroyer27]

@@daynight1921 its hungary not hunagry idiot.

[@emicicinka]

Přijde mi to trochu smutný jak ten Čech nedává ani ty slovenský slova

[@ivankasabo]

To teda ze nerozumie smutné

[@justjesse7865]

Tomu ver

[@emicicinka]

@@justjesse7865 pane bože, miluju tvoju profilovku, stan Dylan forever 😍

[@ellie_69]

Lol taky😂

[@spectralatest3277]

Mne taki

[@vasekcz]

Pozdrav z České republiky 🇨🇿😀

[@hungarianpatriot2762]

Vasek CZ Üdvözlet Magyarországról cseh testvérek

[@kaktusman1285]

Díky 👋

[@NotRixard]

Ahoj Ja Sem 🇸🇰

[@JustSamuel397]

cs ja som zo slovenska :D

[@bunnymoa550]

@@NotRixard aj ja

[@onlyme1429]

I am Slovak, so I understand the Czech and also the Hungarian.. And a bit of polish.. V4! Stronger together!

[@umjetnikslavon2umjetniksla887]

Kosovo je albanija Do you can understand this☺☺☺

[@everx7]

@@umjetnikslavon2umjetniksla887 slav languages have many common words, so u can grasp some words or sentences what they could mean etc. but many words, that sound similar mean not quite that in both languages, but this i understand, u typed, Kosovo is Albania

[@umjetnikslavon2umjetniksla887]

@@everx7 ☺

[@valerkis8280]

V4 stronk

[@Nakitu_Tenatako]

@@umjetnikslavon2umjetniksla887 Kosovo i RSK su Srbija😉

[@Overlycomplicatedswede]

As a Swede I would hate to be placed in a situation like this where I have 0 chance to ever guess what a word means in languages that change so much just because of a single character or something Hungarian food and the people are amazing (the country is also incredible)

[@2012Budapest]

I’ve never learned Polish, but it always comes to mind: "Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki." Best regards bro.

[@Boba_fett327]

Yes its true j like hungry jm fom Poland

[@valerkis8280]

¥€$

[@meimei9285]

obaj zuchy, obaj żwawi, niech im Pan Bób pobłogosławi ;)

[@_.alicenotfound._7159]

@@Boba_fett327 ja też z Polski :D

[@alexandrajuel4812]

;-; Why am I here? I speak *danish* (Tho I have to say, I love all of these countries! I lived in Hungary for 1 year, so yeah...)

[@gabormolnar9949]

And is good? Live in my country?

[@alexandrajuel4812]

Gábor Molnár If you are referring to Hungary, yes. I loved Hungary, it was a beautiful place Just a bit hot during summer for me

[@gabormolnar9949]

@@alexandrajuel4812 me too. 😅

[@ikerdelpalacio5160]

I speak Basque.

[@ColdSpring1984]

Likte du å være her? Hva gjorde du her? Jeg vet jo at jeg skriva på norsk men jeg er helt sikker på at du kan forstå uten problem. Med vennlig hilsen : «en ungarn»

[@ciernysmrtak154]

Én Szlovák vagyok és beszélek egy picit magyarul🙂 we have different base of language than Hungarians, but in culture and blood we are all brothers🇸🇰🇭🇺🇵🇱🇨🇿

[@RichieLarpa]

A csehként tudom, hogy sok szlovák általánosan tud magyarul beszélni Dél-Szlovákiában. Pro příště jenom, to trošku se píše jako "egy kicsit", jinak můj respekt!

[@krisztinasafrany3940]

Hááááááááátt.. .......... A magyar a legjobb XD

[@Apetitegirly]

nem

[@bunnymoa550]

Ha vicces

[@tertiadianasolaris21]

Pontosan xD

[@RonaiHenrik]

"legjobb"...? Egy nyelv hogy lesz a "legjobb"?

[@RonaiHenrik]

@@marko4335 ez hülyeség véleményem szerint :) Az, hogy mi a legjobb, általában a céloktól, körülményektől függ. Pl magyar nem a legjobb, ha Kazahsztán sztyeppéire kirak valaki.

[@gergely675]

Putting poor hungarian boy between slavic guys omg! 😆 We are just like forever alone guy.... Linguistic for sure

[@虎瀬野-p9c]

are finland, lithuania, latvia your closest friends?

[@gabor6259]

@@虎瀬野-p9c Why Lithuania and Latvia?

[@molmonlomek6336]

@@gabor6259 estonia belongs to nordic family

[@artit91]

Golyócska was easy Slovak word. He has no linguistic experience. He cannot find the base word of each Slavic word and convert it to Hungarian base word. You can only learn it if you are exposed to a lot of languages in the region. Hungarians can well understand Slavic languages with a bit of practice and base vocabulary. There is most definitely a rarely used slang word in Hungarian/Hungarian romani for each Slovak word.

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

@@molmonlomek6336 wtf are you mean by "nordic family"? lol

[@krzysztofk5954]

Everytime and everywhere we love u Hungarian . Best wishes from Poland

[@mav0632]

V4 is the best. no regrets this video popped on my feed :) Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.. we are the spine of central Europe, be proud of it and keep up the good relationship! it was a really fun video.

[@Susan-32H]

@Orbán Viktor Mihály Central, we are literally in the middle of Europe.

[@baldimorgornest8872]

The Hungarian guy must feel a little bit uncomfortable. You have three Slavic languages sitting next to you and you just haven't a chance because you're language isn't in the same group as the three Slavic ones. It even isn't in the PIE group.

[@sloweny2086]

The Hungarian language is a finnugor language. But it's mixed with the German, Slavic and English language. So this language is very different and dufficult language.

[@sloweny2086]

@Greg yeah, sorry for mistake but we call it "Finnugor" in Hungary.

[@doubleukek7174]

@@sloweny2086 not to mention turkish, and other middle eastern languages :)

[@KingKong-mm5xw]

Ik they should’ve got another Slavic speaker like Russian, or Serbian

[@kristynaberankova2703]

@@KingKong-mm5xw This will probably be a cultural (political) thing. These four countries form "the Visegrad Four." But yes, it's not fair. Czechs and Slovaks understand each other without any problems. A large part of Poles understand Czech because they watch Czech films. On the contrary, Czechs (except those at the border with Poland) and Slovaks usually have a problem with Polish, but if they need to, they will learn to understand in a moment.

[@szymondrozda6608]

I feel like Polish and Hungarian are the hardest languages for english speakers out of this 4 tbh

[@zielonymarek3840]

Slovakia has similar language to polish. I work with people from Slovakia and we can understand each others without any problems. I understand 80% what they are saiyng. So this one will be to hard to learn.

[@mis_Kacerz]

@@shizu8642 Harder but not "much harder"

[@jacekklemens3602]

It is just different than any other languages. Polish grammar has three gender, far more complicated plural, and we have less but harder to master cases.

[@jacekklemens3602]

genders*

[@tomasborovics7206]

@@mis_Kacerz yeah Hungarian and polish are the two hardest European languages to learn

[@kyoongstar2982]

Líbí se mi, jak slovo *nejkulaťoulinkatější* nevysloví ani on sám. 😂

[@matyprochazka9886]

*_haha_*

[@xxadunaxx]

Přesně 😂

[@VladimirLukele]

:D jj to jsem se taky zasmál :D a ještě to čte :D

[@laurawolf8629]

Já mám pocit, že to co sme viděli my, bylo napsané trochu jinak. Oba se to snažili vyslovit stejně :D

[@kristinacharvatova6108]

Presneeeee

[@MRraya-bv4hu]

Ezt nekem miért csak most dobta fel? Hello from Hungary! 🇸🇰🇨🇿🇵🇱🇭🇺

[@ruder3812]

🇷🇺 союз не рушимых республик свободных на веки сплотила великая русь

[@richardkiss-wolf5350]

Szia

[@Zecky4]

Ja nkm is

[@Videjozsi]

@@ruder3812 СЛАВА CCCP

[@miriamkalinova7609]

Skovakia

[@norman157]

Hungarian guy: writes a word. Poland, Czech, Slovak: eeeeeey

[@Goldberg1234]

Love Hungary from Warsaw.

[@kgtuuhffmkk8907]

My też kochamy Polskę! Greetings from Hungary!

[@hungarianpatriot2762]

Kocham Polskę🇭🇺🇵🇱

[@Dani-Cow]

My hungary

[@craftah]

@attila kovács co ze

[@craftah]

@attila kovács what did u send

[@sziluatya8713]

🇭🇺Lengyel, magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát, vitéz, s bátor mindkettője, áldás szálljon mindkettőre! 🇵🇱Polak, Wegier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki, oba zuchy, oba zwawi, niech im pan bóg blogoslawi!

[@youkaiplaylistsyoutube5960]

^-^

[@cartier9739]

Polacy sa wszędzie

[@szokenegabriella3244]

(◠‿◕)

[@ArpadSzijgyarto]

Tak sobie. ;)

[@Dani-Cow]

😂😂😂

[@Reicaughtyou]

Az a magyar gyerek olyan : Mi a jó fennét keresek én it?!!!

[@monleres485mouse2]

What did he say? Can someone translate to english pls.

[@DOGEreal]

@@monleres485mouse2 That Hungarian kid is like: What the hell am I doing here? !!!

[@davideckschmidt8647]

Vannak átvett szavaink (magyarosított) szavaink a szláv nyelvekből,,,továbbá keress rá a Felvidék szóra Google-n és megvilágosulsz,,,,Jah és mégegy ősi mondás: Lengyel,Magyar két jó barát!...Együtt mulat s issza borát!

[@Dani-Cow]

​@@davideckschmidt8647 Így igaz.

[@S.thepuppeter]

EGY MAGYAR AKI NÈZI A BAGOLY HÀZAT?? SZIA TESTVÈR?.

[@ariannaelzbieta8501]

All visegrad countries.❤

[@Luka_Fedak]

Rly

[@MixalisD11_8]

Γεια σου ρε Ελλάδα, Πατρίδα!

[@ГеройАсфальта-м4г]

Not all, Bosnian visegrad

[@Apetitegirly]

hungarian is the most difficult because of the grammar the suffixes the spelling and the accent

[@mdkane1921]

just like in czech, slovak and polish language...

[@Like-ju2md]

Yeah the hungary is difficult (I m hungarian) Mindenkitől azt haljuk, hogy nehéz a nyelvünk.

[@gamlielabdar3398]

N also, the agglutination

[@gamlielabdar3398]

@@martinm3594 nope it aint

[@gamlielabdar3398]

@@martinm3594 how so? Proto indo-european was a proto lamguage , while the proto of hungarian is proto uralic, if u said that proto uralic was older than it might be correct, but comparing a descendant language to a proto one is wrong

[@MegaTali15]

Wow, Vishegrad group playing language games!! That's cool!! Greetings from México!! 🇲🇽❤️🇸🇰🇨🇿🇵🇱🇭🇺 I want to learn Slovak and Hungarian, by the way, but not now because I'm already learning Serbian, German and Italian, and I don't want to make a mess in my head but, soon I'll start with Slovak and Hungarian :)

[@umjetnikslavon2umjetniksla887]

Kosovo je albanija Do you can understand this☺☺☺

[@matyaspiller3942]

Guys, we literally have the word "golyócska" in Hungarian which means the same thing...

[@hladik3]

And czech would say very similar - kulička

[@MissSlovakia2]

Yes, a few words in hungarian have slavic origin.

[@fuzzywheezledoodlers]

Omg

[@bogy74]

@@MissSlovakia2 Not a few words. Many many words in magyar language have slovak/slavic origin.

[@RichieLarpa]

@@bogy74 Exactly, the Austria-Hungary influenced us all linguistically. I am just learning Hungarian and I am shocked by the fact that how many words are dangerously similar and easy to understand! This is what I can currently pull out out of my head: ruha, viharkabát, lámpa, papír, petrezselyem, szoknya, sapka, zeller, karfiol, szekrény, király, papucs, konyha, kacsa, paprika, gulyás, autó....show this to Czech or Slovakian person and he might understand all of it! And the second thing is that Hungarian might look difficult, but I have found out that their language is like Lego: you can combine two words and you get a new one, so once you learn some basic words, you will learn even more without even realizing it! My favourite lego is word "ház", which means "house", it is easy to memorize, since it sounds almost identical! And with it, you can make: kórház, kávéház, teaház, víkendház, filmszínház, áruház and many more....kávéház is literally "coffee house", teaház is "tea house" and víkendház is "weekend house", which also makes sense. Magyar nyelv gyönyörű és logikus van!

[@m4rt1nDRK]

Dziękuję za trochę śmiechu :) popieram wszystkie akcje robienia wspólnie z naszymi braćmi z Grupy Wyszehradzkiej. Promować należy między nami przyjaźń i jedność. Bardzo fajnie oglądało się ten odcinek. Wszystkiego dobrego!

[@jonatan01i]

I like your pic.

[@RichieLarpa]

Szkoda, że nie wszyscy uważają tak samo. Czech jako ja życzyłby współną przyjaźń, ale rządy nas z powodu wirusa, wojny i kolejnych rzeczy wciąż dzielą. To muszę się w przyszłości skończyć, bo mamy współnego wroga, ale zamiast tego lubimy atakować naszych sąsiadów oraz sami siebie z powodu gówna. Proszę bardzo dalej dzielić się tą ważną wiadomością, którą powinni znać wszyscy z V4!

[@samueltatar6377]

I love Poland so much. Czesc ze slowacji :D 🇸🇰♥️🇵🇱

[@ron5967]

Samuel Tatar lol I’m polish

[@craftah]

tam nic neni v polsku

[@slavkopolskiperun5358]

@@craftah Na Słowacji i w Pepikovie jest za to pełno cyganów.

[@craftah]

@@slavkopolskiperun5358 tomu ver

[@RayhunKorea]

Należy wolność dał 😂

[@smug7460]

Hungarian grammar is so hard even though I was born there.

[@mariahx9428]

Polish is the hardest grammar actually. Also google says it is too

[@HHoudinido]

@@mariahx9428 Hungarian grammar is not sooo hard if U know the logic of it. Polish grammar looks friendlier, but the plus cases and the lot of exceptions in spelling and pronunciation make it rly hard...

[@madboy8380]

@@HHoudinido Báttya, az a baj hogy nincs neki. ;-;

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

How many cases polish has?

[@HHoudinido]

@@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874 7

[@Krakin3]

8:58 When the Slovakian girl couldn't pronounce "Nejkulaťoulinkatější", never mind. But when even the Czech guy said it wrong. xdd He said "Nejkoulinkalinkatější", which is not a word. Aneb Když trollíš a nevýjde ti to. :D

[@Sparkusiano]

a ešte k tomu ona tomu nerozumela, čo je úplná blbosť veď každý slovák by to vedel že niečo guľaté je kulaté :D veď to je skoro to isté

[@Sparkusiano]

@Janko Kral no tiež si myslím, je to celé také divné, ako ona má prízvuk slovenský, no možno býva niekde mimo sr

[@Martin_xd69]

Spíš je to nahraný aby to bylo zajímavý, protože kterej Čech nerozumí Slovákovi a naopak. To mi prostě nejde do hlavy

[@wyvernah]

Fakt to bolelo

[@somerandomgadzo4778]

guľôčka

[@YANKEETOMO]

Polish 🇵🇱 Czech 🇨🇿 Slovak 🇸🇰 Hungarian 🇭🇺 it’s very interesting collaboration and their talking!! These countries are 3 West Slavic 🇵🇱 🇨🇿 🇸🇰 languages and 1 Non-Europe (Asian) 🇭🇺 language, right? There’re other similar connections in North Europe. It’s 3 Germanic 🇸🇪 🇳🇴 🇩🇰 languages and 1 Non-Europe (Asian) language 🇫🇮 . Your English are very good 👍!! Don’t miss feeling of international persons!! Love from Japan 🇯🇵.

[@jebatman756]

Well....Finnish and Hungarian are only Asian in their origins, we're talking thousands of years ago. They don't really qualify today as Asian languages. Hungarian for example was influenced by so many other languages on their way to the Carpathian basin, Turkish, German, Slavic languages, even French that it's really a Eurasian language, if I had to put it in a category imho

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

​@@jebatman756 Well.... "europe" and "asia" is more like political terms. While Eurasia or Indo-Eurasia is geographical terms. So it's all depends on if you want to go at it from political or geographical views.

[@noelkosobucki9722]

The V4 in action

[@mayermatt6726]

MEGSZENTSÉGTELENÍTHETETLENSÉGESKEDÉSEITEKÉRT--Longest HUNGARAIRAN word.

[@sheevpal]

XD pillangó=madár(bird)

[@botondbanhidi817]

Mayer Matt amit az életben soha nem használsz értlemesen

[@anonymousa5994]

Ez a 4. Leghosszabb

[@CellaB23]

Csak épp nem jelent semmit... akkor miért is számít szónak? :D

[@enki8632]

@@CellaB23 Igazából van jelentése, és, bár nem használják ( hisz nincs igazán mire) attól ez egy teljesen értelmes szó. Az, hogy Te nem érted csak az jelenti, nem igazán beszélsz magyarul, legjobb esetben beszéled a magyart, de inkáb csak töröd. (Ha csak viccnek szántad, akkor elnézést, az olyat nem értem.) Ha mégsem értenéd a szót, körül-belül anyit jelent, egy mondattá alakítva: "Azért, amiért rendszeres úgy viselkedtek, mintha a megszentségtelenítésetek (remélem ez a szó, magában nem túl sok, mert nem akarom tovább boncolni) lehetetlen lenne." Ha ezt sem érted, reménytlen eset vagy.

[@moyndebs6759]

Greetings from Nigeria 🇳🇬 👍

[@zso.kavehsbiggestkin]

Whaaaat

[@craftah]

@@zso.kavehsbiggestkin :o

[@standooostandooo9195]

Every language of V4 group is difficult in its own way: As a Slovak i can say we have really hard grammar with lot of exceptions and strict language rythm Hungarian seems to be challenging in terms of accent actual word composition Czech for me is not problem at all but they can have rather difficult sentence structures And polish seems to be hard in pronounciation

[@standooostandooo9195]

I would love to see that just for sake of curiosity If taken seriously it is a rather challenging task, since Hungarian language is completely different from others. Czechs, Slovaks and Poles can somewhat understand each other but Hungarians even though they have some Slovak(/slavic) derived words it is simply too different...

[@harrypotterisded4522]

Polish pronuciaton isn't that hard - there are rules for it. I think that in Polish grammar is the hardest + a lot of exceptions

[@standooostandooo9195]

harrypotter isded Naaaah.... they don’t even have “y” Slovak grammar is harder IMHO

[@noratili1091]

I wanted to say that the Hungarian grammar is really hard because of the rules... But I remembered one important thing... We don't have rules and if we have them we don't care them and don't use them. 😂😂😂😂

@LaVolpe there's is already a common language it's called English.

[@freebozkurt9277]

Gul'ocka = golyócska in Hungarian. How could not you get it?

[@adamzsoter4026]

Hopszi, nekem is csak most tűnt fel, így hogy írtad! hah :DD

[@csabaszucs9327]

I thought it's "galuska"

[@AB-im4bz]

It's Guľôčka in slovak 😂 , too many apostrophes in slovak and czech language. Guľôčka vs golyócska..we don't have cz, Cs, zs etc. Very common to hungarian and Polish language we have š dž č instead, it continues to ď, ť, ň, ľ, and many more .. 🙈 😂 Apostrophes are what makes letters soft not letters such as Cs which is č in slovak and czech

[@balintlukacs2848]

Engem is meglepett, hogy nem jött rá egyből. Főleg amikor már mondta a csaj, hogy labda, akkor meg már nyilvánvaló volt.

[@zcsaba77]

@Aboycalled nobody az 'uo' nem pedig 'ua' De van meg ilyen sok pl az 'ä' ami 'e' mäso (meszo) - hús, amugy ezeket az ekezetes cuccokat Jan Hus vallasreformator vezette be, mert el akkart szakadni a latin (nemet) tanitasi nyelvtol

[@meowthecat1229]

as a Brazilian, I find all these languages ​​very difficult to learn hahaha I don't understand anything and I have no idea how to try to pronounce But it's beautiful

[@orsigali8349]

The hungarian alphabet is consist from 44 letters....I am hungarian.Actually if somebody study the Basics very well after it is easy.

[@majko141]

Slovenka to mala najľahšie, celkovo my sme z týchto krajín najviac taký všetranný medzi jazykmi, že vieme identifikovať aká to je reč...

[@jurkoskvarka2154]

Krásňe rozumieme čechom ale oni nam ťažšie

[@OwenHalabrin]

@@jurkoskvarka2154 Slovák nevie poriadne slovensky :( de te ne le di ti ni li

[@majko141]

@@jurkoskvarka2154 veď práve... sám si videl, že týpek nevedel rozoznať slovo : cencúľ, najprv si myslel, že to je maďarčina, potom poľština a nakoniec bol prekvapený, že to je zo slovenčiny...Slovenka vedela rozoznať všetko bez problémov

[@michaela6538]

Však poslouchate nas dabing ve filmech, nepostrehla sem moc slovenský dabing na ceskych tv 🤔 vidím to u svých dětí, nepřichází do kontaktu se slovenštinou takze slova typu vankuš a tak. rozdílné nebudou znát. Bohužel

[@jurkoskvarka2154]

@@kv2765 sútu aj taký česi ale po rozpade českoslovesnka menej čechou rozumie slovákom

[@williamrobin5207]

Word: nejkulaťoulinkatější Boy: nejkilinkulaťejší

[@matteo969]

Taky jsem si říkala, jak to proboha vyslovil 😂, to je reprezentace

[@monikaj2889]

oboje slova, co tam ten Vitek vymyslel, sou hrozny bludy. Jako jazykolam ok, ale ze by to nekdo pouzival v praxi si rozhodne nemyslim. Sam ani pak nedokazal anglicky rict, co to vlastne znamena. Hlavne, ze chtel byt zajimavej...

[@williamrobin5207]

@@monikaj2889 asi tak xd

[@Robertkom]

Taky mi to přišlo zbytečný když se to nepoužívá a když už to používám tak to aspoň umět vyslovit -_-

[@Aztec_Tajger]

Czech, Polish and Slovak: 😂😁😆 Hungarian: 🗿

[@chuuya3665]

*when im slovak ,half polish, have hungarian name and some of family members live in czech republic :d*

[@PanaSonyc]

If V4 becomes a country, you should be president

[@zenderek1319]

Ich bin Deutscher und ich wohne in Praga und Meine Mutter is Polin.

[@zenmestermarci1186]

And you have some weird japanese symbols as youtube name

[@trsh01_]

:dd

[@jeronymkamensky2816]

..but have Japan usename and anime waifu as profile pic

[@FranciscusList]

Secret fusion technique - Slovak + Czech understanding each other.

[@gaborkovari5093]

Quite good V4 meeting, it was fun to watch you folks, thanks! Good for Slavic people though, they can understand each other better, Hungarian is like an outsider in this game.

[@bonydadigi6354]

Lengyel: magyaroknak vannak olyan furcsa jeleik xD Azt nekik az e betű alján van valami kuki, aztán az L betű áthúzva stb. Az, hogy melyik a legnehezebb nyelv az relatív. És, hogy mi a furcsa az is relatív.

[@kiff713]

és? a dánok meg áthúzzák az o betűjüket...

[@eeeveexx]

Amúgy, igaz 🤔✌

[@dextahz]

@@kiff713 náluk az az ő betű

[@noratili1091]

Érdekes lehet dánoknál a matematika óra. Ők hogy jelölik az üres halmazt? 😂😂😂Könnyen téveszthetik, ha az áthúzott o az ő

[@Fecske01]

E betu aljan kuki XDDD

[@klaudiahudackova4334]

Ale... Úprimne. Nepoznám Čecha ktorý by vedel čo je to cencúľ 😂😂

[@Hattori700e]

Tady, prosím, já to vííím! :-D

[@daoss4620]

Já zase Slováka nebo leckterýho Moraváka/Slezana co zná slovo roužnout/lokač nebo cmunda.

[@ivanagecaskova5937]

@@daoss4620 btw čo to znamená? ^^ Interested person asks, rada si rozšírim záber (tatar som si teraz sezónne zas pripomenula, študujem v Olomouci). :)

[@daoss4620]

@@ivanagecaskova5937 Roužnout - rozsvítit, lokač - druh louže která nevysychá, cmunda - bramborák. Všechna slova z jihočeského nářečí.

[@beniiikkk]

@@daoss4620 jo jo a ještě jen Jihočeši ví co je to pikador

[@bbybo]

8:14 In Hungarian,we do say 'golyócska' the pronunciation is kinda similar too

[@jebatman756]

Oh, yeah, you're right! I knew it reminded me of a word...but I kept trying to remember the pet form of Labda...(labdacska) lol

[@liamrenaud2347]

For American people: YES, there are other Slavic countries besides Russia!

[@igeneleux3019]

For latins:yes the floor here is made out of communism.

[@valerkis8280]

@@igeneleux3019 I guess Hungary for italians is Italy but upside down... Cuz you know the flag n stuff..

[@turuus5215]

Russians shouldn’t be symbol of Slavic nations. They are wolves hungry for war. Polands should be example.

[@michalkramarcik302]

I am slovakia love:poslih respect: hungarian and greetings:czech

[@kanye101]

Choď sa učiť anglinu robíš nám hanbu no hate

[@michalkramarcik302]

A čo som zle napísal ?

[@bartek6558]

Mišo miło rozumieć każde słowo w waszym języku :)

[@michalkramarcik302]

Thanks :)

[@matyprochazka9886]

*_haha_*

[@jennifermc3125]

I enjoyed this as I've heard all 4 languages in their native countries. I am learning Czech and Polish and doing my best with Hungarian, although it is incredibly difficult. I really enjoyed seeing the contrast of all these here. It helps knowing Europeans have trouble too!

[@mihaelabella139]

I am Hungarian. I lived in Slovakia about 5 years so I love this language too. I can speak Hungarian, Slovak and English too.❤️❤️

[@petrag8]

@@Trázs-2024 miért kell bántani? nem ismered, nem tudsz róla semmit mégis ítélkezel

[@valerkis8280]

@@petrag8 ,,What the hell happened here?"

[@globeinthehat]

Polish, Czech, Slovak or Hungarian? Which language is more difficult? // Update: Thanks so much for reaching 1 million views! Honestly, I had no idea this would become viral. I know the voice is TERRIBLE - I made this video 6 years ago. I am now very motivated to do the second part with better sound and no echo, HAHA. Thanks for understanding. With love

[@alpath4572]

Saya Suka Bahasa & kebudayaan Slavic

[@sijaid4743]

All of them LOL

[@syahalfian1248]

All so difficult for me,,,,, gags

[@matejambor5245]

Hungarian definitely. Btw slovak, czech and polish are a bit similar.

[@awesomesauseq5067]

If course Magyar it's way too hard and the grammar is so hard but it's possible. I do have a Hungarian friend and he sometimes teaches me some words so yeah

[@pelpol8867]

I'm from czech And i love Polish,Slovakia and Hungary. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@diana57028]

I'm English and I love Italy and Hungary.

[@vgjl1824]

@@diana57028 Im spanish, and i hate england, and love italy and Hungary, also i have hungarian ancestry

[@AjzolPL]

Polska🇵🇱+ Węgry 🇭🇺= 💪👊👊👊👊

[@santaspicy2553]

Ajzol PL éljenek a Magyarok és a Lengyelek

[@mysticluluuwuhungary8781]

@@santaspicy2553 örökké!! UwU

[@ElisThunderDash]

Co z Czechami lub Słowacją? 🤔🤔

[@ka_uinye]

Polak Węgier, dwa bratanki Btw w marcu był polsko-węgierski dzień przyjaźni (chyba dobrze tłumacze)

[@KaczekLaczeeek]

Polska + Węgry = PALUSZKOWA PATELNIA (pzdr dla kumatych)

[@krisztianpapp7698]

The King V4 🇨🇿🇭🇺🇵🇱🇸🇰

[@loltadynicneni913]

I love how Vítek literally chose the hardest czech words to pronounce xd

[@evakalmanova6666]

You are champions!😂😂 greetings from Slovakia❤️🇸🇰

[@sloweny2086]

Visegrad Group is the best!!🇭🇺🇨🇿🇵🇱🇸🇰 But here is the poem: Lengyel-Magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol s issza borát!♥️♥️🇵🇱🇭🇺 Greetings for V4 from Hungary!!!

[@kristofklenovics4392]

Hűtő szekér 😂😂😂

[@valerkis8280]

V4 stronk

[@Kaktus6492_VR]

Trochę zrozumialem

[@zso.kavehsbiggestkin]

Visegrad grouuuuupppp!szlovakia vok de magyar az anya nyellvem

[@akcjaxd7863]

When you see a word with a lot of crazy letter combination like "Pszcz" , "żdżb" , "szcz", "chsz", "dżdż". Then you know immediatly that's a Polish :D

[@craftah]

when u see words like "päťtýždňové" u should know its slovak, u can think its czech but czechs dont have letters like Ä Ŕ Ĺ Ô

[@csabagoog5687]

The longest Hungarian word consists of 67 letters, lo: eltöredezettségmentesítőtleníttethetetlenségtelenítőtlenkedhetnétek !!!!!!!

[@kory257]

aham jah .........xd

[@toyena8290]

And what is it? Crazy)) The longest word has Finland in the world))

[@christina.69420]

Rakd elé hogy -legesleg- , a végére hogy -bb és máris még hosszabb😂

[@sofiaromerogarcia5241]

What does it mean

[@saraiguess1063]

i look at this and I hear nothing in my brain

[@davidtichy6161]

V4 brothers forever! :) Greetings from Czech

[@patrikmraz8145]

I am a Slovak but I cant speak hungarian, but I like this language and Hungarian ppl. There are many similar words e.g. mačka-macska, okno/oblok - ablak, skriňa-szekrény etc.

[@lelocizzna]

Vitek are you kidding me? my god

[@williamrobin5207]

Nejkoulinkalinkatější xddd

[@Pidalin]

@@hanselvogis7301 Vítek je typickej českej troll, napíše tam slovo který sám ani neumí vyslovit. :-D

[@Pidalin]

OMG who is writing that Czech words? He must be crazy. :-D

[@globeinthehat]

haha

[@matyprochazka9886]

*_haha_*

[@jesusisking3528]

haha

[@MixalisD11_8]

Love Visegrad Countries from Greece! ALL of them are really beautiful! And it would be a nice and interesting experience to visit and to explore them ALL!

[@lemonr7288]

I'm a beginner learner of slovak and I enjoyed this video! It's interesting to find differences between some slavic languages. I want to visit to all these four countries

[@NotRixard]

Oh its almost like Czech

[@lemonr7288]

@@NotRixard Yes, I've heard they are very similar languages

[@NotRixard]

@@lemonr7288 if you would need help i will help you because im from slovakia

[@lemonr7288]

@@NotRixard Oh, you're very kind :) I'm struggling with word's gender and vzory podstatných mien because môj jazyk(japonsky) don't have such grammar. By the way, please tell me about differences between vedieť and poznať. I learned both of them mean "to know".

[@NotRixard]

@@lemonr7288 1. general names of groups of subjects (father, dog, spruce, ministry, street, school) 2. own proper names (Peter, Dunčo, Ministry of Education of the Slovak Republic, SNP Street) 1. specifically have a material nature (water, table, wood, boy) 2. Abstract are intangible, name properties, happenings, abstract phenomena, mental states (goodness, kindness, running, breath, thought, anger) WHAT WE DO 1. rod male, female, medium 2. number singular, plural 3. pád nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, local, instrumental 4. pattern guy, hero, oak, machine, woman, street, palm, bone, town, heart, scoreboard, girl, kuli, housewife 5. service life (male) environment (persons and animals in sg.) lifeless (Other) SPECIMEN NAMES male gender ending in consonant or -o guy topped -a hero non-life ending on hard or double ruled. Oak finished on a soft consonant machine feminine vowel before "a" hard or duped relied. woman before the "a" soft consonant street consonants in G sg. suffix -e palm in G sg. suffix -i bone middle gender terminated on -o city topped on -e heart finalized on -ie certificate finished with -a, -ä girl pattern housewife - string housewife, stryna, chant, testin, noble, princess, princess, queen, empress, empress nouns have and Ms have a special inflection MODELS OF SUBSIDIARY NAMES ending in N sg. ending in L sg. rod pattern -y (Piešťany) -och (in Piešťany, in spa) male oak -e (bath) male machine -y (Tatras) -ach, -ach (in Tatras), -iach (in trousers) female woman -e (trousers) female street -á, -a (lung) middle town -ia (breast) middle heart MODELS OF ANIMALS M. MALE GENDER guy all in singular Oak in plural those ending in a hard or double consonant (pigeons, eagles) machine in plural, those ending in a soft consonant (hedgehog, bears) p.m. wolf, dog, bird in plural, they can be inflected as life (guy) or non-life (oak) (eg hunting dogs, hunting dogs) WARNING! If animal p.m. to man, inflecting like life (Sturts were bold eagles.) MODELS OF FOREIGN CURRENCY NAMES guy Greek and Latin p.m. (living) with the suffixes -as, -os, -es, -us, -is (Sofokles- from Sofokla) and foreign surnames with the suffixes -o, -ó, -u, -ú, and silent -e (Galileo-od Galileo, Molière-from Molière) Oak foreign p.m. (non-life) with suffixes -us, -os, -es (realism-about realism) coolie generic p.m. (life) and surname with suffixes -i, -í, -y, -ü, -e, -é, -ö, -ä, -ě (Pálfy-by Pálfy-Pálfyovia) woman p.m. (feminine) with suffixes -ea, -oa, -ua (idea- two ideas) Street p.m. (female) with the suffixes -ia, -ya (Mary-from Mary) the city p.m. (middle genus) with suffixes -um, -on (grammar school-from grammar school, epithet-two epithets) according to L. Navratil: Inflection of nouns ATTENTION ON THE PRACTICE in I pl. we always write -mi, -ami (oaks, women) in L we always write -i, -í (on paper, on a plate, in a hotel) the suffix -ov resides in the male gender, -ou in the female gender patterns guy, hero knights, engineers, violinists about a knight, about an engineer, about a violinist oak pattern trees, forests, wagons trees, forests, cars pattern woman from a woman, from Lucky, from mom two women, two Lucky, two moms with women, with Lucky, with moms patterns palm, bone in the steppe, on the axis, on the chain steppes, axes, chains heart patterns, certificate in conscience, at sea, at the railing, in the bushes And By Slovakia Here: 1. všeobecné názvy skupín predmetov (otec, pes, smrek, ministerstvo, ulica, škola) 2. vlastné vlastné mená (Peter, Dunčo, Ministerstvo školstva Slovenskej republiky, Ulica SNP) 1. konkrétne majú hmotnú povahu (voda, stôl, drevo, chlapec) 2. abstraktné sú nehmotné, pomenúvajú vlastnosti, deje, abstraktné javy, duševné stavy (dobro, láskavosť, beh, dych, myšlienka, hnev) ČO URČUJEME 1. rod mužský, ženský, stredný 2. číslo jednotné (singulár), množné (plurál) 3. pád nominatív, genitív, datív, akuzatív, lokál, inštrumentál 4. vzor chlap, hrdina, dub, stroj, žena, ulica, dlaň, kosť, mesto, srdce, vysvedčenie, dievča, kuli, gazdiná 5. životnosť (v mužskom rode) životné (osoby a zvieratá v sg.) neživotné (ostatné) VZORY PODSTATNÝCH MIEN mužský rod životné zakončené na spoluhlásku alebo -o chlap zakončené na -a hrdina neživotné zakončené na tvrdú alebo obojakú spoluhl. dub zakončené na mäkkú spoluhlásku stroj ženský rod samohláskové pred "a" tvrdá alebo obojaká spoluhl. žena pred "a" mäkká spoluhláska ulica spoluhláskové v G sg. prípona -e dlaň v G sg. prípona -i kosť stredný rod zakončené na -o mesto zakončené na -e srdce zakončené na -ie vysvedčenie zakončené na -a, -ä dievča vzor gazdiná -slová gazdiná, stryná, ujčiná, testiná, šľachtičná, kňažná, princezná, kráľovná, cárovná, cisárovná podstatné mená mať a pani majú osobitné skloňovanie VZORY POMNOŽNÝCH PODSTATNÝCH MIEN zakončenie v N sg. zakončenie v L sg. rod vzor -y (Piešťany) -och (v Piešťanoch, v kúpeľoch) mužský dub -e (kúpele) mužský stroj -y (Tatry) -ách, -ach (v Tatrách), -iach (v nohaviciach) ženský žena -e (nohavice) ženský ulica -á, -a (pľúca) stredný mesto -ia (prsia) stredný srdce VZORY ZVIERACÍCH PODST. M. MUŽSKÉHO RODU chlap všetky v jednotnom čísle dub v množnom čísle tie, ktoré sú zakončené na tvrdú alebo obojakú spoluhlásku (holuby, orly) stroj v množnom čísle tie, ktoré sú zakončené na mäkkú spoluhlásku (ježe, medvede) p.m. vlk, pes, vták v množnom čísle sa môžu skloňovať ako životné (chlap) alebo neživotné (dub) (napr. poľovnícke psy, poľovnícki psi) POZOR! Ak sa zosobňuje zvieracie p.m. na človeka, skloňuje sa ako životné (Štúrovci boli smelí orli.) VZORY CUDZÍCH PODSTATNÝCH MIEN chlap grécke a latinské p.m. (životné) s príponami -as, -os, -es, -us, -is (Sofokles- od Sofokla) a cudzie priezviská s príponami -o, -ó, -u, -ú, a nemé -e (Galileo-od Galilea, Moliére-od Moliéra) dub cudzie p.m. (neživotné) s príponami -us, -os, -es (realizmus-o realizme) kuli všeobecné p.m. (životné) a priezviská s príponami -i, -í, -y, -ü, -e, -é, -ö, -ä, -ě (Pálfy-od Pálfyho-Pálfyovia) žena p.m. (ženského rodu) s príponami -ea, -oa, -ua (idea- dve idey) ulica p.m. (ženského rodu) s príponami -ia, -ya (Mária-od Márie) mesto p.m. (stredného rodu) s príponami -um, -on (gymnázium-z gymnázia, epiteton-dve epitetá) podľa L.Navrátil: Skloňovanie podstatných mien POZOR NA PRAVOPIS v I pl. píšeme vždy -mi, -ami (dubmi, ženami) v L píšeme vždy -i, -í (na papieri, na tanieri, v hoteli) prípona -ov býva v mužskom rode, -ou v ženskom rode vzory chlap, hrdina rytieri, inžinieri, huslisti o rytierovi, o inžinierovi, o huslistovi vzor dub stromy, lesy, vozy stromami, lesmi, vozmi vzor žena od ženy, od Lucky, od mamy dve ženy, dve Lucky, dve mamy so ženami, s Luckami, s mamami vzory dlaň, kosť v stepi, na osi, na reťazi stepi, osi, reťaze vzory srdce, vysvedčenie na svedomí, na mori, pri zábradlí, v kroví

[@kittiszurdiova3659]

That is super. I am from Slovakia but also speak hungarian and czeh. It was funny to watch ;)

[@AlphaTVyt]

Beautiful V4 people, love from Poland :-)

[@oskarbach1466]

Pozdrav so Slovenskej republiky 🇸🇰❤️

[@gamex4759]

Zdravím ťa :DD

[@zso.kavehsbiggestkin]

Zdraviiim

[@allyv1092]

Cute, made me smile! Nice work!

[@banyaizalan6173]

A miénk a legszebb nyelv!🇭🇺❤️

[@mokaficek3440]

Öhmmm, nem hiszem

[@fuzzywheezledoodlers]

De igen!

[@DOGEreal]

@@mokaficek3440 Én se😂😂 az angol sokkal szebb

[@davidbognar3158]

@@DOGEreal Ne viccelj már :D Az angolok nem tudnak 15-20 percig káromkodni anélkül hogy ki ne mondanák ugyan azt a szót 2x :'D

[@jarousek2999]

Jako sorry ale čeština a slovenština je jako jeden jazyk a oni mezi sebou soupeřej

[@katka...]

Načo hovoria po anglicky ? Ti traja by si mali trochu rozumieť.

[@matyprochazka9886]

*_haha_*

[@radoslavdzurko1767]

Neplač

[@michaela6538]

@@katka... protože views ... světový jazyk

[@justrebecca2005]

@@katka... a ten Maďar medzi nimi 🤣

[@lucaorlando6754]

Me: Never studied polish... Also me: Read the first polish word Slovak girl: I have no idea Me: Me neither! But I'll take a guess, it seems like a word referred to a "woman" especially a "lady" or a "girl" Polish girl: It's princess Me: THAT WAS CLOSE!

[@KissFlora]

Lol, exactly

[@norbertvelky8796]

sometimes you cannot assign even the similar poish word based just on a reading , cause they have different letters used , but if somone polish say it to you it suddenly make more sense and it is easier to connect...however many polish words have got totally different meaning even though they sound familiar :D... for example polish jagoda is not jahoda( strawbery) but cucoriedka( blueberry) , they call it truskawka instead , or polnoc/pulnoc means North ( sever) and poludnie means south ( juh) , zachod is zapad(west) and if someone Polish calls you ,,frajer,, he does not mean it in a good way :D, as the Slovaks may have double meaning for this word , they are so many Polish in England , so you`ve got to learn some :D

[@GaborZalai]

@@norbertvelky8796 frajer is a yiddish word actually, en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D7%A4%D7%A8%D7%90%D7%99%D7%99%D7%A8 borrowed to russian and polish thru thieves slang

[@mersitsi]

The hungarian guy is just honestly missing that smile the others are having :D

[@Richard_Gonda]

because he feels lonely with those slavs lol

[@jacekklemens3602]

He is a very nice person. He does not have to smile all the time. I am also not behaving like that.

[@qwertoqwerty1134]

Aziatský mongoloidný nomád nemá dôvod na úsmev. Jeho vlasť je za Uralom. .

[@sz2582]

Like ha magyar vagy!

[@AgainstTheKitchenFloor388]

És ha valaki kommentel? :D

[@matusmajda6976]

Nice video. *BUT* .One question. Am i right, that Hungary isn't Slavic nation?

[@Trázs-2024]

Matúš Majda Yes, Hungary not slavic nation

[@BenefitCounterbench]

Hungarian is a Uralic language like Finnish, so the game was a bit unfair for the Hungarian guy.

Yeah, you have right. The hungarian is the one who are not

[@valerkis8280]

@Mirkó Nagy meeh... Kinda

[@Videjozsi]

Visegrád V4🇨🇿🇭🇺🇵🇱🇸🇰

[@ninush4690]

I from Slovakia😃❤️🇸🇰

[@valerkis8280]

Great! Greetings from Hungary!

[@ta_ly]

🇸🇰♥️

[@pentagramyt417]

Greetings from Poland :D

[@Kaktus6492_VR]

Niemuszisz pisać po angielsku da się zrozumieć

[@rauhau_]

@@Kaktus6492_VR nom

[@frederikkacmar8695]

Sending greetings to all V4 brothers from Slovakia, however I have to say , I could not watche this video. Even though I like Hungarains and I have nothing against them,but to make a video with 3 similar languages and 1 completly different is just incorrect. But I belive, if u bring there Vodka, Borovicka, Barac palenka and Pilsner we can understand each other without doubts. :D

[@GlobalGearheadGuidesYouThrough]

Yeah it's a bit unfair, for the Hungarian guy and for the others, too, but it's always fun to see these four nations getting together and doing fun stuff :D Too bad this summer I'm probably gonna have to stay home... After my visit to Warszawa this january I planned two trips to Bratislava and Praha (again these two, I just love west slavic culture) but I guess I gotta replan it for next year

[@Kukasauto]

I think it was fun, not a real competition

[@mistr.d8871]

Proč píšeš anglicky až na Maďary ti každej slavic bude rozumět česky

[@frederikkacmar8695]

@@mistr.d8871 Pozrelo si to viacero narodnosti nie len Madary a Slovania . A kedze som chcel aby tomu rozumeli vsetci tak som sa vyjadril v anglictine.

[@petrag8]

hahaha you're right! you know your drinks bro

[@zltn_brkl]

3 Slavic languages vs one Finno-Ugric

[@mainmeasurement4388]

Indo -European vs Uralic language

[@adam111e9]

love u Poland

[@Dexn0_]

Watching this for me was really funny :D I speak all the 4 languages so i understood all the words :D Very great video btw. would like to see more of these :)

[@fazokanvince6892]

People, who are trying to compare other languages to Hungarian, you don't know what you started, but you'll regret it... Actually, that was way more epic in my head

[@alexxicka6691]

It's so sad that the Czech guy doesn't know slovak words.

[@vseodbornik]

Thats completly deffirient word from czech, RAMPOUCH / CENCÚL do you see anything same?, no you dont.

[@FranciscusList]

@@vseodbornik yeah, but she knows it :D

[@martina-dd6vb]

@@FranciscusList then she has simply heard it somewhere before :D it's a coincidence

[@thingolox9698]

@@vseodbornik I disagree with you on this one,sure they have nothing in common,however you would expect that for so strongly connected nations (history,movies etc.) people would know the other language pretty well,not only basic words

[@vseodbornik]

@@thingolox9698 No, im *young* czech and i wouldnt know that, i heard it, but i didnt remember. We were a nation, but politics changed us, now we are like americans and brits, language is pretty similiar, but we use deffirient words. But you cant know that, if you arent czech, because (I would think like you if I wasnt czech) keep in mind we arent a nation. Also next time make space after , ,please

[@hilmermate317]

V4, god bless you all! Greetings from HUN!

[@Dani-Cow]

Szia Máté én is magyar vagyok

[@Call_me_Marko]

Dobré video, aj zábavné. Good video, and also funny.

[@MiSt3300]

Dziewczyna ze Słowacji jest prześliczna 😀 The girl from Slovakia is very beautiful!

[@valerkis8280]

She is tho...

[@istvanmarqueznagy6256]

I already love to see them sitting together 😉

[@valerkis8280]

Same

[@altrenbat9186]

It's intersesting when you understand all of this languages

[@BLonyt120]

Polak, Węgier, dwa bratanki, i do szabli, i do szklanki! 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺

[@Lumperator]

Historycznie z tym braterstwem polsko-węgierskim to było tak średnio, a w długim okresie wraz z Austrią byli naszym zaborcą. Miejmy świadomość, że Węgrzy to nie Słowianie, a Madziarowie. Bardzo chętnie podbijali państwa słowiańskie. Wpływ Imperium Osmańskiego też pozostawił pewien ślad. Jak pytam różne osoby co wspólnie dużego w historii zrobili Polacy i Węgrzy, zazwyczaj jest głucha cisza. Sposób myślenia Węgrów znacząco odbiega od naszego, co przejawia się też w ich polityce pod rządami Orbana. Nie oceniam decyzji Orbana, tylko jego mocny i chłodno skalkulowany sposób rządzenia, którego brakuje często naszym rządzącym w Polsce.

[@janbolf3479]

Ďakujem ti poľský brat za tieto slová..... našťastie sa nás všetkých pomaďarčiť nepodarilo. Ako vďaku vysvetlím maďarské slovo Pillangó, ktoré pochádza so slovenčiny.

[@BLonyt120]

@@janbolf3479 translate?

[@janbolf3479]

@@BLonyt120 Daj si to Google prekladača....

[@theDuplicitous]

I’m from Ukraine and I lived in the Czech Republic for about 10 years. It was pretty easy to determine the origin of all the words :-) I have to say a guy from the 🇨🇿 did not choose the most suitable words for this game; he chose words that are difficult to pronounce even for Czechs. I don’t understand why he did this, in any case it was funny :-) If you want to practice in Ukrainian/Russian or Czech you can write me 😉

[@Pidalin]

He did it because he is typical Czech troll, we are nation of trolls, but he even can't pronounce words he used. :-D PS: Ukrainians understand big shit mostly, it's mostly myth that all slavic languages are understandable together, we have Ukrainians in work, I know something about that. The worst thing is when they think Russian will helps them, but it's vice versa, better speak Ukrainian to Czech person. :-) I am always upset when Ukrainian is trying to say something in Russian and I have no idea what he is talking about, but in Ukrainian it's much more similar to Czech, they probably don't know about that or they even can't speak Ukrainian.

[@techassmusic7093]

Word "Čerstvé" Is very cool, but in Czech is mean "Fresh" but in Polish is mean "old

[@agent47-mvf79]

Me: Hungarian Also me: Knowing Polish, and Czech Also also me: Living in Slovakia Me: Wow

[@addysucksatlife9255]

thats me as well

[@dinblasjalv1643]

Ania, your image is perfect (like your channel, huh). That's nice idea to play in languages, greetings from Russia!!😎 love Poland

[@bartoszpower2570]

I'm a simple Pole I see Hungarian, Czech and Slovak I click