Americans react to Geography Now! POLAND | COUPLE REACTION VIDEO

[@malaxes]

Bear Wojtek was a Polish soldier. He was rescued by soldier and became part of the army. After WWII was send to Zoo in Scotland and according to visitors he alway reacted to Polish language and was looking for inter reaction with people and was very sad when was alone.

[@paulojrneto]

Name Day is the day of the saint with your name. For example, for someone called John, his name day is June 24th, Saint John's Day.

[@tktoptravel]

Ohhhhh! We totally get that now!! Thanks for explaining :) And thank you for watching, Paulo!!!

[@piotrzagorski611]

@@tktoptravel Catherine's name day is celebrated on: February 2, February 13, March 9, March 22, March 24, April 1, April 6, April 17, April 29, April 30, May 9, September 4, September 15, November 25 and December 31. You can choose when you want to invite me to the apple pie ;) Name Day is the holiday of freedom. Better than birthday.

[@ShhImASpy]

Actually "Your" name day is the name day *after* Your birthday. Just because there are couple of Saint Catherine days in a year and You should not be so lucky ;P

[@haineko1989]

​@@ShhImASpy Aaaaaand if you are really traditional and religious it will be the day when the exact Saint that is your patron that your parents chose is celebrated - e.g. Catherine of Siena or Catherine of Alexandria etc. The "name day after your birthday" is for people who didn't give an ef about that 😅

[@0plp0]

We are guided by the date that is the first after our birthday. In another scenario, we choose the date that is simply closest to the date of birth.

[@ainalm9453]

Love for Poland 🇵🇱♥️

[@zkolorowahistoria8149]

Thx

[@n4rMoo1]

10:05 for more info i'll suggest to react to "The Heart-Melting Story Of Wojtek, The Soldier Bear". The story is incredible :)

[@tktoptravel]

We will check that out! Thanks so much for watching :)

[@forwardfordie]

@@tktoptravel Hi, I hope you will find some time to react to this video: "Poland first to fight" uncesored Polish history. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ3YZKuDn5V7nLM

[@klau5z]

@@tktoptravel kzbin.info/www/bejne/enLOh5Vtadt1e7s

[@cpt.flamer7184]

Actually European bisons almost extinct, at the befining of 20th century there were no free living bisons and only 54 in captivity, but a dude from Poland start to recreating the population and out of only 12 bisons (with the best "blood") he menaged to do it. Not there are a few thousands living in Europe.

[@DE480FC]

When the winged Hussars arrive !!! Love Poland !!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@tadeuszs.a9315]

U can check out The story of Wojtek The Bear, he was even promoted to Corpal rank

[@euphoria4013]

about the upside down house, it’s an attraction you can visit. when ou go inside it’s like you’re walking on ceiling, everything is upside down. I was dizzy 😅

[@valley6824]

Unlike the west, here in the Central and Eastern Europe we celebrate Name Day. It's a common thing. My brother's name is Kristi. He was born in 25th of December. So he basically celebrates his name day (Kristi=Christ), Christmas and his birthday. Name day is basically the day of your name which basically comes from a Saint most of the times. The pictures painted in the Orthodox Churches walls if you have seen any. That's an example.

[@Pumbelix]

10:12 Yes. That's true. A bear named Wojtek carried, among other things, ammunition to Polish soldiers during the Battle of Monte Cassino

[@marcinszrajber]

10:25 its not pierogies. Just pierogi. Pierogi is already plural form of pieróg

[@KapitanWasTaken]

Don't worry about it. We also pluralize chips by saying chipsy.

[@margplsr3120]

You are watching about Poland with BTS on the wall :D So awsome! Greetings from Tricity in Poland :-)

[@gigabyte1739]

Loving the fact that you are reacting to various geography now videos, Love from India...🇮🇳

[@tktoptravel]

Thanks for watching, Gitansh!!!! That means a lot :) We are loving these Geography Now videos! Learning so much!!!!

[@steveboy7302]

Indians always need people to know there from india

[@tomaszky5621]

Świetny materiał. Dziękuję....,,chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie w Szczebrzeszynie,, 🙃😁🇵🇱

[@KrzySmr]

You need to watch on YT about Wojtek Polish bear in the army. You will love it.

[@Vanilla_Cake]

I'm from poland and it's just nice to hear these things about your country

[@JanKowalski-rd7yb]

Stumbled across this video by accident, didn't regret it... good stuff. As I studied linguistics, I wanted to share one - kind of obscure - fun fact about polish language. We have these nasal vowels, which originate in protoslavic language: "ą" and "ę". Not many contemporary, natural languages still use those. Best modern examples of nasal phonemes are found in french and portugese. Anyway, the fun fact is, that the diacritics (those "tails" under "a" and "e") which signify it's a nasal vowel, were directly borrowed from polish language by... Navajo natives. Not many people seem to know about this. The thing is, native Americans before colonization didn't really pay much attention to the written word. For them, the most important thing for a long time was always MEMORY. If there's still at least one member of a particular tribe, who remembers their history and traditions, they're not "gone". Which is why spoken word was always of the utmost value for native Americans. Hence the tradition of peaceful gatherings of different tribes, which then exchanged their "stories". A good "story" is a most priceless gift you can give to anyone, a gift of memory. I believe traditional "pow wows" are an example of good opportunity to exchange experiences and "stories" between tribes (among other things). Sooner or later though, when confronted with europeans, even natives had to develop some form of codified, written language. And since Poles were present on American soil, during fight for American independence, it makes sense they've also had contacts with natives. In Poland we still call them "Indianie" ("Indians") by the way, because of the (in)famous mistake once made, but it's in no way offensive, it's just traditional name with no positive or negative connotations. As to the bear sitting in trench with polish soldiers - yeah, as others pointed out, it's a real thing, it was Wojtek. There was also Baśka Murmańska, a polar bear female, which was officially a part of colonel's Julian Skokowski battalion. She was actually capable of walking on her back paws and saluting like a real soldier during a military parade in 1919, in front of polish Chief of State Józef Piłsudski.

[@adachlebowska650]

Greetings from Poland ❤️

[@tktoptravel]

Hey Ada!! Thanks for watching all the way from Poland :)

[@akemiflameborg]

I always found it funny how it is America who is obsessed with freedom, meanwhile it was Poland who had to fight for it for so many years...

[@michalciolkosz155]

name day is when your name appears in the calendar, right after your birthday, if your name is Michał, it may appear in the calendar several times a year, so it looks after the date of birth when your name appears for the first time in the calendar

[@TallisKeeton]

Fun thing : Vistula river was descripted in early medieval chronicles and epics of Anglosaxons and Icelanders sagas. Becouse it was the border land between Huns - invading from the east - and eastern Goths (Ostrogoths) defending their kingdom at some point in 4 th century.

[@keshiva5394]

Another awesome upload, hope you all having a good day or night

[@tktoptravel]

Hey Keshiva!!!! Thanks for always watching :) That means so much to us!

[@matyy_.]

tbh name day is mostly celebrated by older people further in generations you look you will see that we younger poles (at least my experience) not rly celebrate that day i mean i never did but my grandparents or some older familly memebrs they celebrate thta day in did.

[@KiszMiBejbi]

Silesia doesn''t celebrate Name day at all. Only birthday. :) #funfuct

[@summeronio9751]

Jakub Zytecki is amazing. Check out his prog-metal band Disperse and their song Touching The Golden Cloud.

[@robertkrawiecki8216]

Cool reaction. Cheers from Poland ;) !

[@makeciowski5935]

IS THAT MENTION OF POLAND??!!! I LIKE it haha

[@KRZYSZTOF-zm1ww]

You suppost to visit 3city and Hel peninsula , its our Kashubian paradise with miles of sandy beaches and great weather during summer

[@Zuki_at_your_service]

Name day in Poland is "Imieniny" it's basically a day to celebrate your name one name can have multiple dates that your parents will choose one and in that day it's just celebrating your name Idk how to explain it

[@FireworksPlayground]

you dont pronounce krakow like that, you pronounce krakow like KRACK-oof and its written kraków , greetings from poland

[@svnwukong]

Poland have largest Jesus Christ statue. Yeah, bigger than this in Rio de Janeiro

[@catchapl]

by 14 cm as far as I remember. I thought it is taller when I have visited this ;) some say this is a secret Vatican mech waiting to be initiated xD

[@apocalipticapolska2840]

and You dont know what its Polish army ... :P USA General Patton say dont fight vs polish soldiers and dont drink vodka with them ^^ this allways have not good end

[@malaxes]

Thank you guys for this video ❤️ Greetings from 🇵🇱 Name day is in every day in calendar is different name to celebrate that why we are a bit old fashioned and using old traditional names for example every Barbara have her day on 8 December, Andrew’s on 31 October. Similar like in Ireland St Patric day but in Poland everyone has his day to celebrate not only saints.

[@ThePolishColubregian]

gościu im chodzi o imieniny, czyli kiedy nadano komuś imię

[@drzewowit]

Lesser Poland (Małopolska)was actually older and more civilised then Greater Poland (Wialkopolska), but it is where Polanie developed who in Xth century conquered Małopolska and so coined those terms.

[@marcinszrajber]

Big mistake. Not 17 peace prices. There is only about 3 peace prices. Other are from science, literature and chemistry

[@lechu4748]

Yes, the bear was fighting in 2 war. Type "the bear who drunk a beer and smoke a cigarettes"

[@piotrczaplinski6320]

The bear photo is a fake. Wojtek was real, and he was formally a soldier, but look closer on the men with the mortar. German soldiers, not Polish 😉.

[@piotrrozynek9658]

Yeah. German paratroopers.

[@smoczayt]

15:58, I just realized that i never celebrated name day and i don't even know when i have it, lol

[@wiktoriazaruska5103]

A name day is that after u have your birthday in the polish Calendar the closes month with your birthday is your name day you celebrait it once you finish your birthday Usually you celebrant is once you finish 18 years old 🇵🇱🤍❤️

[@dommguard]

Love you brothers and sisters!

[@ShhImASpy]

If somebody will say "Ja to kurwa załatwię." - You should not be very optimistic about that sentence. It's like "carry off something". Yeah...

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

[@mietekroman3913]

The Bear Who Became A Cigarette Smoking, Beer Drinking WWII Hero

[@piotrrozynek9658]

He did not smoke the cigarettes but he was eating them. And It's true - he really liked a beer.

[@Monique-tw5rb]

Name day, or Patron's Day, comes from the Christian tradition. Giving a name was largely associated with religion and magic in the Past. Names were believed to have power in them. If a descendant was wanted to demonstrate a certain character features, he was named after an appropriate relative or Saint. What's more you cannot give your child any name you wish in Poland. There is a special departament in every registry office in Poland that aproves the name you want to give your child (the incongruous first names are forbidden)

[@szymonstrzop4290]

that photo with Wojtek is transformed in the trench there is a bear glued in and German paratroopers are sitting there

[@adrianmroz646]

thanks for the reaction , please check our musician Marcin Patrzałek , mind blowing

[@TallisKeeton]

We are central european :) Why? Becouse we are on the border of EUnion not on the border of geographic Europe - take a map and see how far there you would go yet to the border of Europe - the Ural Mountains on the far east of Russia.

[@stanisawdebski8897]

Well the celebration of nameday are mostly like celebrate the same as birthday

[@robertbretschneider765]

Geography Now is nice. Good night!

[@tktoptravel]

Hey Robert!!! Thanks for always watching :) Your comments make us smile!

[@robertbretschneider765]

@@tktoptravel Ur answers too. ^^ I cant wait until i see u react to a video of Radical Living (i have sent the Links to choose from in another comment, in case u missed them.)

[@rafalkaminski6389]

This russian exclave arised only after wwii of a part of the germany territory because stalin wants unfrozen port in kaliningrad (former german konigsberg) on the baltic sea for the soviet navy :)

[@rapper3d1b]

Why nobody says about second huge river in Poland - Odra? its natural german-polish border.

[@edyta05]

Nice video:)

[@szymokoala]

Name day is pretty much a birthday but for whatever name u have

[@sebastianseijeen7817]

Name Day-This is the feast day of the patron saint of baptism. It is celebrated on the day of commemoration of the life of the saint whose name we bear.

[@rafalkaminski6389]

You look like a nice couple, come to Poland and see all that and more :)

[@triumwir4444]

Have you seen game of thrones? This is the name day just like they do ;)

[@smoczayt]

19:50, i love that name XD movie is also good

[@purpleguy5274]

Second largest city is Łódź not Kraków, none of foreign geography channels get that right

[@LauraArniman]

Second largets city is Kraków, 3rd Wrocław and 4th Łódź.And it is GUS data from 2021 that have been published 20 september 2022... stop writing nonsense.And Kraków is 2nd largest town since 2007...

[@piotrrozynek9658]

@@LauraArniman You right. Population - 1. Warszawa 2. Krakow, 3. Wroclaw, 4. Lodz. Territory - 1. Warszawa, 2. Krakow, 3. Szczecin, 4. Lodz. Source: GUS database 2022

[@mayfielcl]

I WAS IN THE LITTLE DESERTTT

[@apocalipticapolska2840]

You need come Poland and feel this unbelivable atmosfere mYou lost chance wchen was YDW Kraków emaizing event with papa and 1 mln young ppl from all world

[@catchapl]

I think you meant the dental (YDW) congress not the losers gathering? xD

[@barrtekk._.]

Polska biało czerwoni!!!!! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@marekmikrus1961]

Ok the "name day" just means to every day is writen some polish names, get that ?

[@TallisKeeton]

Oh you are so nice couple :)

[@nieznany6480]

Guys u will go crazy in Upsidedown house trust me :)

[@JB-tl6uw]

Poland is beauty. Check town Torun 🇵🇱

[@ziomalxxz]

10:10 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear)

[@shinwaramin8582]

react to geography now kazakhstan

[@tktoptravel]

Would love to learn more! Thanks for watching!!!

[@SaraSuba1]

Name day, aka when your parents chose your name

[@J8rdz]

Geography now Sweden has just come out and its a long 1

[@apocalipticapolska2840]

allredy i made go to army now:P if Russia attack Ukraine i go to army

[@jakubz9544]

In Christianity, a name day is a tradition in many countries of Europe and the Americas, among other parts of Christendom. It consists of celebrating a day of the year that is associated with one's baptismal name, which is normatively that of a biblical character or other saint.

[@catchapl]

you wanted to say "in Catholicism" xD

[@jakubz9544]

@@catchapl nope I just copied the definition from Google ik that name day exists because in Poland we celebrate it but I didn't actually know what it's about

[@staberry2742]

Can you reaction too georaphy now Malaysia tq

[@przemekczak100]

Unconquered ipntv see to learn some in poland

[@cesarperez3886]

Geography now Spain please 🙏🏻

[@tomaszrychter617]

Wojtek Beer! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qni4mYajga-jiqs

[@romanromanekk6745]

kuba rozpruwacz xd

[@Mridulkatara8689]

Please react to Geography now Pakistan

[@michalciolkosz155]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaK3enR7rMuYnpI. here is a link to Historia about Wojtek, a Polish bear who went to war . Greeting 😉😃

[@hammadkhan7702]

Plz Brother And Sister in Law Tu Kuja Man Kuja Naat By Awais Raza Qadri Reaction Video plz 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@Aclashroyaleperson6.90]

Nie yes

[@rawenragnars4631]

prymitywny..wrecz głupawy wykład z głupotami..niedokładny..kłamliwy..i tyle.

[@natalia_aliatan6812]

czy tylko ja jestem pochdzenia polskiego?

[@tomekpaczek1392]

I ja 😎

[@lukaszchrobok912]

Jo tysz😋

[@piotrrozynek9658]

Ja tez, choc mieszkam w UK.

[@killert41]

use god damn google

[@saneeshtv1988]

B

[@antares9699]

POLSKA GUROM

[@Pr024K]

gruba pijesz...a nie spoko, Ty jesz ::)