The MOST Colorful Town of HUNGARY (Szentendre)

[@gus1thego]

This is the COLORFUL TOWN OF HUNGARY! Would you visit Szentendre? 🇭🇺

[@anthonyllido9720]

Do you have a girlfriend Gus? Just curious 🤔 In your videos ,I feel you're attracted to older woman....(just my theory 😅👍) Peace and love ❤️

[@SendMoreParamedics13]

I was there two days ago! Haha.

[@gergomakovinszky3157]

@@SendMoreParamedics13 my bad🤣🤣🤣

[@lander5454]

blease go Somaliland unrecognised country in horn of Africa 🙏

[@musicjirayutnamnao615]

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[@kevhynaleks2631]

Szentendre built on serb and greek traditional architecture and street structure. One of the holiest place of the Serbian Orthodox Church here. Szentendre showing the helpfulness of the late Medieval Hungary, welcomed so many refugees from the Balkans, through centuries escaped from the Ottoman Conquer. Also with this they could preserved their religion and culture. I always see when whole schools and classes from Serbia coming here on tourist buses, to visit this place, which is an important memento of their country's history....

[@islamadam8502]

A colourful city with beautiful scenery & kind people 🤩 Love from Egypt 🇪🇬❤ 🇭🇺

[@frostflower5555]

The city developed by Balkan people, Serbs and Dalmatians. During the Great Turkish War, Serbs were invited to emigrate to Hungary to evade the Ottoman Empire. Because of this invitation, there was a mass emigration of Serbs in 1690 to the Szentendre region. These Serbs left enduring traces on the townscape and its culture. The buildings in the city center have tried to preserve this Serbian influence in their architecture, but these buildings do not in fact date to the 17th century. Based on maps from the end of the century, the city center actually boasted other buildings at that time. There was also considerable Dalmatian immigration. The Dalmatian families settled on Donkey Mountain where Dalmát Street preserves their memory today. Even in the 1980s, this street was inhabited exclusively by descendants of the original Dalmatians. These descendants now live throughout the city.

[@redflower2827]

Yes, according to census from 1720 Serbs made 88% in Szentendre, and there are still Serbs living there

[@klug_d]

Very interesting

[@liltinglullaby3282]

Yes, we even have Serbian Orthodox churches in Szentendre, it's very interesting.

[@MilanTheMan69]

🇷🇸❤🇭🇺

[@vickvickson4273]

Now, THAT'S a good presentation, much better than in video. I think he should try to enlighten a bit exactly those historical and demographic things in his otherwise very charming videos.

[@DianaCeleste23]

My dad is from Hungary, thank you for making these videos

MY CITY! 🤩 Glad you visited and liked it!

[@LaszloVondracsek]

And everywhere in Hungary you can eat, as it is seen, this famous and tasty "LANGOS" (in translation "something fiery, flamed"). But beware ... it's a caloric bomb, try only once (valid for those who have weight problems!)!

[@sloweny2086]

Come to Tihany! It's same beauty just it's in a peninsula on Lake Balaton :)

[@frostflower5555]

The name of the town is ultimately based on the Medieval Latin form Sankt Andrae ("St. Andrew"). Because of the diverse mix of nationalities to have once settled in Szentendre, the settlement has a variety of names according to language. The Hungarian name for the town is Szentendre; the Croatian name is Senandrija; the German name is Sankt Andrä; in Serbian, the name is Sentandreja (Serbian Cyrillic: Сентандреја); the Slovak name is Svätý Ondrej.

[@annapetrik6615]

It's very interesting.

[@vickvickson4273]

Yes, the poor Dane somehow didn't get that the name is a fusion of two words, Saint and Andre (Andrew), probably because is written as a one word in Hungarian.

[@seymael]

I visited Szentendre in 2019 and I loved every moment there ❤️

[@gus1thego]

wonderful

[@1abc219]

I have been to that town! It's nice!! Best wishes from Crete!!

[@NagyMedve1988]

I'm Hungarian from Budapest, but my favoruite town in my country is Szentendre. I love this town!

[@zsuzsannawalbaumlevai5665]

Szentendre,,,az nagyon szép!! Szentendre ist sehr schön!!🇭🇺🇭🇺👏👏👍👍

[@benceszemes]

The old woman at 1:20 asked you, do you like it crunchy or soft, then she said she likes it soft and you crunchy.😃

[@zumzumm2293]

you have to visir Tihany!! you'd love it

[@alejandrosotomartin9720]

1:34 You liked the Langos. She liked you.

[@GergoMarosvari]

1:34 This girl seems to love with you! 😁

[@Yellowjackets1900]

Yea they love foreign money lol

[@jaguaraky4059]

Szentendre= Sz ( pronounced like s in the word sitting ) E=E ( like in word bed ) N=N T=t e= e ( same as before ) n=n d=d r=r e= e

[@bodza889]

Thank you, for showing this little hungarian town. Greetings from West-Hungary!

[@gus1thego]

welcome

[@klug_d]

Near border to Austria 😙

[@tychoamphion6037]

@@gus1thego there are even more charming towns instead of Budapest

[@waxcaso8968]

God I wish I could travel

[@keveerdelyi427]

I live Szentendre

[@aceituno2y3]

I like langos, despite I've never eaten it in Hungary (I've been to Budapest, but you can find langos in the Czech Republic as well). Nice video!

[@klug_d]

I have never ate a Langos 👀 They are not so common in Austria, I think. Fact: I just never go eating outside home 🤣🤭

[@LaszloVondracsek]

Not really, in Bruck an der Leitha or even Nickelsdorf you can find such a thing...And do you know what's meaning LANGOS? It's "FIERY or FLAMED" from LANG=FLAME, because it's very hot. It looks like a thicker pancake, fried quickly in oil (a lot of oil, but otherwise it can't be done) and eaten usually with grated cheese and sour cream. But it can also be sweet, with jam, quark ...

[@klug_d]

@@LaszloVondracsek very interesting

[@antoineolivier1287]

1:32 Wow, delicious... Oh and the food too.

[@Samual.adis.Najmani]

Well that's colourful

[@MartinBodi]

Wow It’s like scene from the 17th century 😅

[@grafplaten]

1:07 Tetszik ezt a férfit.. Ő nagyon szép.. IZGALMAS

[@dr.zahraa3176]

Great video and great person ❤️🌹🤍✨

[@nabildovanipapir306]

This is Sentandreja the northest point of Serbian migrations during XVII and XVIII centuries!

[@kulik03]

How you only have 100k subscribers is a mystery to me, your video are all really cool and positive, keep em coming!

[@kennethclarkhuelar8810]

Please visit Liechtenstein again soon. 🇱🇮😍☺️

[@Samual.adis.Najmani]

Liechtenstein is not bigger than my back yard

[@davidlisal6970]

Good video! I live here

[@GabrielMatter123]

Pleeease visit Slovakia next :)

[@robloxhatersclub4724]

I’m from Budapest!

[@Samual.adis.Najmani]

A beautiful city

[@Joseph_A_Dreamer]

🥰

[@peterblack8173]

Beautiful but where are the people? Streets looked empty.

[@oregontrail9067]

they have a job, you know

[@itzmarkfx]

@@oregontrail9067 yeah, and only 26k people live there

[@etrigueros]

Hey Gus, when are you going to finish the Panama video?

[@_wxz0]

Can you visit mesopotamia 🇮🇶(Iraqi)

[@MemyBurosi]

He already did visit Iraq

[@_wxz0]

@Αριά Νικολάι Αλέξανδρου Do you mean the Sumerian language?

[@laragalal3488]

كنت ابحث عن هذه الدولة وصادفت هذا الفيديو انه جديد

[@jimmybob1234]

I had to have two langos to decide if I liked them I think they are so god damn good always got my rennies by my side 🤣

[@P3t3rG1]

Welcome, your hungarian is not bad at all.

[@hamodi.918]

Thego when do you post the video you are filming?

[@bloombloom1057]

Historical center of Serbs in Hungary with many Serbian churches and cultural monuments

[@ladyislavstalinskaya6312]

Szent Endre - translate Saint Andrew - town named after Andrew Vajna who unfortunately passed away in 2019 due to unfortunate reasons

[@tommeiner9983]

lmfao

[@therevolution91]

You talk like Lars Ullrich. 😂 I guess you simply must speak it out a bit more German. Like: St. Endre (from holy Andreas) But I might be wrong. 🇨🇭 🤝

[@حسينالسعيدي-ب8ت]

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[@abrahamlincoln5876]

"megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért" -this is the most longer word in hungarian. Good luck

[@abrahamlincoln5876]

@@hilalxxx4071for your undesecratable deeds. maybe

[@igorjee]

@@hilalxxx4071 For your repeated action of being unable to be desecrated.

[@LaszloVondracsek]

Yes, indeed, but if you speak Hungarian, how many time did you use this word?

[@igorjee]

@@LaszloVondracsek That's the name of my vizsla.

[@LaszloVondracsek]

@@igorjee Ha, ha, ha...that's meaning that you "use" this "kilometres" word, I don't!

[@theygoastheycome90]

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[@اعشقكروري-ت2ت]

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