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[@ChasingKimberly]

So tell me your Easter stories! I would love to know

[@crazypack4999]

Hi! 😁 I live with my two sisters, mother and father so my father is so insidious! He wakes up my mum that he pours cold water into her ear! 😂😂😂 Then goes to our room and me and my sisters are so wet! But it is a lot of fun xD (Sorry for my English 😅)

[@ChasingKimberly]

@@crazypack4999 Your Dad is soo sweet 😂🤣 he must be so happy to have lots of women in the house!

[@crazypack4999]

@@ChasingKimberly yes! 😂 And if four women aren't enough - we have also two female dogs! 🤣🤣🤣❤

[@ewa3603]

Ochorela som na veľkú noc :(

[@mojmirmarcanik]

Christian tradition is only friday-crucification and sunday-resurrection, the other is a mix of Catholicism and paganism

[@matocabaj7535]

A lot of girls take revenge and the boys catch the ,,OBLIEVAČKA" too 😂😂😂

[@jerrykrajnak6396]

True ! Jerry. 🗽

[@TheWolod]

Yes, I gladly do get splashed by mom and sis the next day.

[@xiaoxinghuli]

Yes, sometimes the next day is the day 😆

[@akostipecukazuje4862]

popolcovú stredu a svätenie palmy (u nás bahniatok) máme tiež, ale to pochádza pôvodom z kresťanstva

[@zuzanafertalova3547]

I think oblievačka is not as cruel as some people describe it. I think that little splash of water, and soft whipping with laugh is just cute, and I dont really think, that men should hurt anybody with it or do it harshly. My old grandpa is such a gentleman, he just wash your hands with glass of water, spray you with a cologne and give a cross sign on your forehead :D

[@ChasingKimberly]

He is sweet! 💚💚 I don't think other boys are same 😂

[@kristianremis3478]

Our tradions are weird in some ways but when you born there you get used to it so quickly especially when you are a boy😂

[@ChasingKimberly]

I think boys in Slovakia enjoy Easter the most 🤣🤣

[@itspronouncednikolaj333]

@@ChasingKimberly actually that watering this is from pagan times when woman represented the nature, the earth, the divine feminine and you nurture the soil with water. Its all a symbolism, its not perverse as some people think it is. However I believe its so mechanical now, that people don't even know why they are doing it.

[@radimgabaj4263]

@@ChasingKimberly No to áno, pre nás každé obliate dievča = viac peňazí😀

[@andrejs1427]

Male zajace aj šibák z vŕby symbolizujú všetko nové mladé znovu zrodené. Vajíčko tiez ale pre ludi v minulosti bol zázrak ze sa z vajca narodil zivot a tak pokladali vajco za zázračné a preto ho zdobili maľovaním.

[@lubomirgajdos]

Šibák ľudovo Takzvane Korbáč

[@0Cico0]

50€? Damn, as a kid i get 10 crowns, which is like 0,30€. But money was not important, older guys get alcohol, kids were rewarded with chocolate egg or kraslica, we get invited in the house for cookies and chlebíček. We visited only family or friends, sometimes neighboors (we are living in Bratislava). I think visiting all the family was most rewarding. Whiping was never cruel, and we were careful with water. But this tradition dies out with older generation. A pity.

[@frankc8311]

Whipping is play whipping NEVER to hurt.... I’m from around Zilina & the tradition is dying out. Perfume should good not stinky.. Thanks for your video.

[@ChasingKimberly]

Thanks Frank for watching my video

[@Doctor011]

I'm not celebrating this holiday, because I don't have any friends to celebrate with. But I bet this is a happy part of the year for other people.

[@ChasingKimberly]

Still, Happy Easter to you! 🐣

[@PeterKvietok]

Pokračuj v natáčaní takýchto videí a do roka bude z teba najoblievanejšie dievča na Slovensku. Pekné sviatky prajem.

[@ChasingKimberly]

😂

[@dalibor1510]

Chicks, grass, bunnies and all the decorations represent a welcoming of the spring season!

[@stefanklas9268]

Hi Kim, love your todays video, and pls dont worry yourself too much if something does not add up or at least does not on first. Well one connection you mentioned with the egg respectively chicks has something to do with new life. Decorating them is something different. You can find some which do have some kind of artistic value, the rest are just NICE (meaning naive infantile chidish expressions). Totally agree with you, weird days with weird things happening. Good for those enjoying, supporting and living it, but me myself i am like old man on the porch saying Son get off my lawn!

[@pavelvalkovic6630]

Ďakujem,super video.Niečo som sa naucil aj z Filipinskej kultury,videl som to krute bičovanie obcas v telke.Niečo nove je pre mna aj to,ze Filipiny boli kedysi Spanielska kolonia.Dobre to robis,tie videá,len tak dalej a kludne mozes viac aj o svojej krajine😉

[@miemieayou]

It can be alright if you know normal men but I know some girls who were friends with firefighters and of course those guys came to visit them with the whole firetruck and splashed them with hoses outside. It can be quite cold outside like this year so ..yikes. Also in northern areas some guys just throw girls right into streams, not caring if it's snowing or not. Only good thing about pandemic is that this tradition stopped for a moment lol

[@ChasingKimberly]

my gosh! that's a lot a of water from the fire fighter truck! 😂

[@marcelsvitalsky8993]

Most of those symbols - eggs, bunnies, flowers, chickens &c. - have a very simple and straightforward meaning: a new life, winter being finally over and spring beginning. In the old, medieval, times it was all the more important as winter was simply a period of the year that had to be survived, especially for poorer people: not enough food, cold weather, long dark nights… And even the oblievačka and whipping are not meant merely for women's health and beauty but more importantly for their fertility, as bearing enough children was the only way for the society to survive, health care being virtually non-existent and wars, famines and other pleasantnesses of the kind taking their toll.

[@nataliamuchova]

Thank you for such an informative video🙏 It’s super interesting so see a different perspective of our slovak traditions - especially from someone who grew up with traditions that are also on the more extreme side. Yours definitely win tho😀 Thank you for sharing them.

[@ChasingKimberly]

You are welcome Natália 💚💚

[@vladimiramatejova1796]

definitely worse but as I understood, those people do it willingly unlike us

[@MickTheMage]

5:53 - Generally, they are all symbols of the spring - they represent fertility, new life, purity. Because spring was the beginning of farming season.

[@helenka9472]

Veselú oblievačku Kimberly :)

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem

[@lukasvarga9584]

Iam too lazy to write it in english :D :D Názov vznikol prešmyčkou nemeckého názvu Greindonnerstag (plačlivý štvrtok) na Gründonnerstag (Zelený štvrtok), pretože niekedy sa v tento deň konalo zmierenie kajúcnikov. Biskup ich rozhrešil a prijal do spoločenstva veriacich.

[@katarina7846]

We use Bahniatka to decorate our house, and sometimes hang Kraslice from them. Everything has a symbol with nature and welcoming spring. The water is meant to make you fresh all year round, and whipping legs is meant to make you stronger. Kraslice represent spring and rebirth I think. Btw, you can also get your own back on your husband on the Tuesday after Easter Monday. That's when girls throw water on the guys... it's not official, but every girl does it 😉

[@xiaoxinghuli]

Don't forget the tasty part - after the feast is over we tend to eat smoked meat (údené mäso), with bread and chren and/or horčica, a combination I believe you will enjoy. Happy Easter, Kim #splashy #splashy #whipy #whipy

[@ChasingKimberly]

definitely! I actually had some yesterday and loved it too 💚

[@rocketremity9571]

One of a kind, awsome intro

[@ChasingKimberly]

thank you 🐣

[@mareqg4849]

Maybe it's weird for "strangers", but it's our ancient Slavic traditions and we like it, except girls, of course. 😉 And now something about those symbols, you were talking about, like lambs, yellow chickens, little bunnies, eggs etc. It's very easy to understand. It's because of incoming spring and newborn life, so that's why we decorate our homes with these symbols of spring and new upcoming lifes. These are also ancient Slavic habits, that have survived until today and we are proud, although we're Christians.

[@ChasingKimberly]

I agree, these old traditions are something to be proud off 😉

[@lightdragontheghost]

rabbits, flowers and other things display symbols of spring, because in spring animals are born and flowers bloom. I'm glad you like it here in Slovakia 😄.

[@ernestbodis8960]

happy Easter Kimberley

[@ChasingKimberly]

You too Ernest! 🐣

[@svetpodlaromi]

U nas zase v utorok oblievali zeny muzov... 😂

[@danieladobrovicova4123]

Hi Kim Your videos are very interesting. I Like you English. You inspire my teach English. 🇸🇰🇬🇧😄

[@ChasingKimberly]

Thank you Daniela 💚

[@jerrykrajnak6396]

Daniela Dobrovicova* Hi Daniela, you are on a very good path of learning English! I'm very proud of you ! More practice, will make you a Master !!! 💚🌹* 👍🇸🇰🇬🇧🇺🇸 Jerry.🗽

[@mirjamban796]

We have the "water splashing" (locsolkodás) and this "men symbolically beat woman with a withy whip" (korbácsolás/ ostorozás) Easter traditions next to the Catholic traditions (Ash Wednesday, Lent, Palm Sunday Holy Week...) in Hungary too. Check out Hollókő, a little village, where the girls and boys put on traditional costume for 'locsolkodás'. :)

[@ameurus]

We have the same beautiful traditions.Vivat central Europe!

[@mirjamban796]

@@ameurus Yes! :) Happy Easter!

[@ameurus]

@@mirjamban796 Happy Easter barátom!😀

[@mirjamban796]

@@ameurus Ďakujem! :)

[@lubospavlik9972]

I like your videos to keep going. :)

[@ChasingKimberly]

Thank you Ľuboš ☺️

[@BeeLiv-Family]

Hi 👋🏻 I'm hate Monday after Easter 🐣🙃 we live in Poland and hear the same traditions 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@majerovaa6043]

You are my favorite youtuber :-D

[@martinm8991]

Easter in my elementary school class some 35 years ago: It was communism here in Slovakia, so colored chalks (among other necessities) were extremely rare and if a teacher had a set, she would carry it with her. On the Tuesday right after Easter-Monday one teacher left her set of colored chalks at the blackboard in our classroom right after the very first lesson of the day, nobody noticed. While it is impolite to splash girls with cold water after 12:00 on Easter-Monday, boys aged around 10 do not care and during each single intermission there was a water-splashing-war going on in our classroom. One of the running girls has made the chalk-set drop on the linoleum floor where it started melting in the accumulating amounts of water (just a little water was enough to melt it). By the time of lunch break, the tile-floors across the school (maybe 25 classrooms big) were decorated by rainbow-colored shoe-prints. And it was pretty obvious, that those were much more prevalent near our classroom. Well, most of the people were aware of the communism-prison everybody was "locked in", so maybe that was a factor in deciding not to impose any reprehensions for that.

[@mariakattinger4013]

Sooo cute, when you speak slovak 🥰

[@ChasingKimberly]

thanks 💚💚

[@andrejkovac2217]

Prosím ta správ video ako ty varis ryžu a nejaké vaše filipinske jedla. Dik. Fandím ti 🙂

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem

[@whateverjude]

Yes, we, Christians, do fasting here as well. Especially on Good Friday, no meat for sure! Also on Ash Wednesday no meat at all and fasting all day. I would say the two most important days for fasting.

[@bassmanjura]

Hi, great video ! This tradition for easter is combination of pagan tradition with the Christian tradition. Originally the tradtion was that only unmarried men were going together and visiting unmarried woman and splashing them with water and slightly whipping with the korbac so they would be healthy and beauty through the year. That is why the girls were happy to have many visitors because it meant that they are popular and beatiful. Nowadays it is a bit off hand and this tradition start to not make much sense. The decoration with young branches, eggs, baby chicks and bunnies is to symbolize the start of the spring where everything starts blooming again.

[@ChasingKimberly]

Thank you Juraj! 😉

[@hankacapkova8217]

6:50 chúďa Kim 😅 super video ako vždy

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem ☺️💚

[@matejmatuska6700]

@@ChasingKimberly right now its more common to visit relative women and girls but in old times it was normal to splash water to any women in their path and day after women have choice to splash men and boys but its not common now

[@ameurus]

Ha-ha-ha!What are you saying there?Tagalog?

[@laurapragaiova1231]

My dad and her brothers threw my mother into a cold swimming pool. And we also fast in Slovakia, or at least my family because my mom follows every Christian tradition and rule during Easter.

[@ChasingKimberly]

I think I will be sick if I will thrown to a cold swimming pool in Spring

[@majstter7420]

@@ChasingKimberly Not really, I got poured and went home on a bike when 10 degrees outside and I am so healthy

[@erikpazitny1767]

Kim verí good video vesele sviatky ❤️🇸🇽👍🥰

[@PetrKavan]

Slovak (and Czech) traditions are just the remnants of old pagan customs. Boys are whipping girls with willow cane to put a life strength of willow in them. Not sure about splashing water, it is not that common here in Czechia :-) All this is just celebration of life and fertility after a long cold winter. Not sure how it is in Philippines, but the seasons changing here was always a big thing. It influenced (and still influences) people a lot. And about girls being happy about being whipped and splashed - yes, because the more boys come to you, the more valuable you see you are. Of course that every girl wanted to be beautiful and loved, and this used to be every year's test. And it was also a possibility to meet with boys, maybe gain some love experience ...

[@ChasingKimberly]

Interesting way how to look at it! Thanks Petr

[@pracovniucet8173]

Absolutely true. Tibor from Prague

[@MS-vw6vj]

Meaning of all of these simbols is LIFE

[@timejka8889]

Veľká noc je super ale nenávidím to keď ja spim a tatino má obleje s ľadovou vodou 😂

[@ChasingKimberly]

😂

[@timejka8889]

@@ChasingKimberly 😆

[@ziklo8958]

For people who don't go in church is oblievačka only one tradition which they still remember but it is a lot tradition related with church.

[@irenefarsky5109]

We have ash Wednesday in slovakia too, but now is covid 19 and churches is closed.

[@Jakub-wm5vp]

Sviatky sú rozdielne a to preto, lebo starý Slovania slávili tieto sviatky jari týmito zvykmi. Kresťania si ich len prisvojil a zahrnuli ich ku "akože" kresťanským. 🐥🐣🐤 Všetky tieto veľkonočné symboly znamenajú rast a plodnosť!

[@Matrix...777]

Preto je to zaujímavé. Vianoce, velka noc, to sú sviatky originálneho slovanského svetonázoru, spätého s prírodou. Rovnodennosť, slnovrat , nový rok (začína na jar, nie v zime).

[@petermikus2363]

Yeah you are right before easter there us a fast i think it starts around the first of april or second tho i am notg gonna go into more detail

[@peterkolesik]

the week before easter is Holy week in Slovakia as the same as in Philippines. we both are catholics the most of people. there are cultural basics of this holydays..

[@elaudvardyova9454]

4:37 yes😊

[@juliusceasararela4884]

natutuwa ako sa vlog mo na to kim😅miz u

[@ChasingKimberly]

Haha thank you! 💚

[@danielabrokesova4670]

Dúfam že na Filipinach si nebudú myslieť že ti tu ubližujú. Prajem ti krásne veľkonočné sviatky.

[@jang4187]

Veselu Velku noc Kimberly a v pondelok aby nitka sucha na tebe nezostala 😁😁😁

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem

[@ewa3603]

Zlatý dážď :)

[@obi-1-brocoli819]

Fun fact: In some parts of the Slovak republic is a tradition that before noon men whip women and afternoon women whip men.

[@ChasingKimberly]

oh really! Good there is a revenge time for women. where is this part of Slovakia? 🤣

[@majstter7420]

@@ChasingKimberly I think mostly in the west. I live in Trnava, here if you go pour a woman, you need to count with revenge, sometimes immediately or even before you start. But when I was near Brezno 5 years ago on a trip, guys looked very weirdly at my sister after she poured a large bottle of cold water at them.

[@rudolfsimkovic8210]

6:48 it resembles that the ladies of the house will be healthy for the rest of the year

[@ChasingKimberly]

yea, that's what they say! But I think I will get sick with the cold water 🤣🤣

[@rudolfsimkovic8210]

@@ChasingKimberly i did not relise -

[@sxphii]

Ja mám veľmi rada veľkú noc ❤🐇🐣🥚

[@sxphii]

🥰

[@nikolaputovna2109]

Chicken, lambs and eggs introduce coming of spring and celebrate new life because in spring most of animals bringing their whelp.

[@CrazyGirl-wt2qz]

When you live in village, then probably every man from family, friends and also some classmates from school come to splash you. In my case, it's my dad, uncles, cousins and my dad's cousins.. so it was probably 13 men (in years before Corona). And.. like 5 to 6 of my classmates 😂 (one of them is also my friend). I think boys from my class enjoyed it the most, because I was the only girl who they have to chase, because i run every year, and other girls don't and they are like "get over with it" and I'm like "gimme 5 seconds". Yes, it is annoying, but also fun... And one time my mom tell them to splash water on my sister... She said, that my friend's eyes literally sparked 😂. I have no Idea who enjoyed it more, the boys, me or my mom 😂.

[@ChasingKimberly]

Hahaha your stories are fun! I am sure it's your mom who enjoyed it the most 😂😂😂

[@helenka9472]

v dedine odkiaľ pochádzali moji rodičia chodili aj dievčatá vyšibať chlapcov - ale v utorok ale či zato dačo vypolievali peniaze alebo niečo iné neviem a týždeň pred Veľkou Nocou na Kvetnú nedeľu zase spievať Kvetnú nedeľu s ozdobenými prútmi vrby s mašličkami ...

[@LaNicaViajeraVlogs]

Wow, I didnt have an idea about the easter holiday celebrations in Slovakia. Philippines celebrations are almost the same as in Nicaragua.

[@milantiman3413]

Sviatky ako Vianoce a Veľká noc môžeš v niektorých slovenských regiónoch zažiť 2 krát v roku, podľa starého a nového kalendára.

[@frankc8311]

See Slovak Easter Explained by u Envision studio. It’s probably from eastern part of the country by the music.

[@strex9610]

0:03 happy easter :DDD

[@ChasingKimberly]

Happy Easter too 🐰

[@luciasoosova2182]

The egg painting is really old tradition, it is believed it originated in Ukraine. Slavs even have legend about creation of the world, where heaven rooster had egg, which split in the half and 7 European rivers got out of it (Slav people considered rivers important). The bunny tradition is not so clear, but it can be derived from Celtic legend about Goddess of spring and bunny as her companion. Eggs were symbol of the life and new beginnings. Hope this helped!

[@Bcomplex]

both eggs and bunnies are symbols of fertility - both are rooted in pagan traditions, egg is pretty obvious, and bunnies - well let's say playboy uses them as a symbol for a reason

[@luciasoosova2182]

@@Bcomplex I was talking about the origin of bunny, but yes, it is indeed a fertile animal

[@ChasingKimberly]

Hi Lucia! It's very interesting stories I didn't know before, thanks for that 😉

[@radimgabaj4263]

Teším sa na pondelok ale jediní muži v mojej blízkej rodine sú ja a môj ocino, takže ostatné sa moc netešia, asi ako každý rok 😃. Ale teraz keď je corona neviem či vyšibem až toľko dievčat😢

[@majerovaa6043]

Súhlasím , je to hrozné, vždy potom prechladneme aspoň na týždeň. Ale , teda aspoň v našej dedine a okolí je tradícia, že deň po oblievačke dievčat idú dievčatá oblievať chlapcov. Aby vlastne neboli chorí a aby všetci , nie len dievčatá z rodiny boli zdraví a pekní.

[@rozokztreskou9451]

Sa mate

[@Kojotous007]

As a little kid i remember that i was visiting all my relatives just to collect money 🤑. As grown man my main focus turned to alcohol 🥴. I know... nothing to be proud of 😉🤦. Happy easter to everyone! ♥️🙏

[@ChasingKimberly]

Happy Easter Radko! 🐰🐇

[@Yergoosh]

Velikonočné vajíčko :D - its easter egg

[@jang4187]

A toto video sa mi pacilo zvlast lebo si porovnavara ako to mate na Filipinach a ako je to na Slovensku poprosil by som viac podobnych videi kde kde hovoris aj o Filipinach tak ako pre teba je Slovensko zaujimave tak aj pre nas Filipiny aspon tak , dakujem

[@ladislavsuhaj142]

When your husband splash a wather at you I want to say "...yeah, you know ...we are crazy ...Welcome in SLOVAKIA!!!" :D 🤟😃🤟

[@ChasingKimberly]

Hahahaha 😂

[@corgon-uf7zq]

Mne sa viac krát stalo, že večer bola aj oblvačka😁

[@garfto1]

Do You know I comment almost everytime on your videos? Btw I'm slovak if u don't know!

[@ChasingKimberly]

I know you do! I'm so happy you do 😊😊

[@garfto1]

@@ChasingKimberly 😃😃😃

[@rudolfsimkovic8210]

6:02 pretty good at pronauncing words

[@ChasingKimberly]

haha 🤣🤣 thank you!

[@rudolfsimkovic8210]

@@ChasingKimberly youre welcome

[@lianakondrlikova1224]

Ahoj si veľmi super vieš? 😊💗

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem 💚💚💚

[@pizdybad]

Go for the majonezový šalát girl, its two times a year we have it, easter and christmas

[@ChasingKimberly]

Oh yea! I love it too! I love that we make so much for Christmas and Easter and there will be left over for the next days too 🤣🤣

[@richardtlstovic5027]

Zábava ,čo to pípanie vo videu ,že by neslušné slová.😁😁😁🇸🇰👍

[@ChasingKimberly]

🤭😉

[@Stenly17]

The eggs, bunnies, lambs and chicks all symbolize fertility and rebirth after winter. It is a pagan tradition from before Christianity and it celebrates coming of spring

[@vladoyager1908]

Kimberly Ester in Slovakia it's combination, one which is religions and Easter Monday is from deeper past it celebration of Spring and starting agricultural year. What you talking about Asch Wednesday that was in last millennium in Slovakia, today it's not the same as use to be. You had last dance before length, they buried the contrabass, during the length you had no music or any kind of entertainment. Oblievacka is for single girls only married woman in most part of Slovakia was without the water😁. Girls painted eggs kraslice before Easter. Egg is symbol of r rebirth starting Spring new season end of the winter. Most of the Slovakia in the past we agricultural so tradition are from there. These days lot of changes, Ester become commercialize and that's the influence of the west. So this is from me I Wish you Happy Easter, to both families in Philippines and Slovakia.

[@ChasingKimberly]

Thank You Vlado! I wish you a happy Easter too 🐣🐣

[@vladoyager1908]

@@ChasingKimberly thank you but will spend Ester in hospital unfortunately, hopping Monday would be able to go home and vaccinated. Doctors did then best but I look very awful now like living mummy. So just enjoy Velku Noc Kimberly 🐣🐥🐣🐤🐣

[@Pyterdca]

2:39 hahah :D this smile, it reminded me as if Satan smiles at it ... it won't help you anyway: D

[@Progress777]

Hahaha 🤣🤣 the beginning was the best i suppose you did not expect it hm? Did your husband explained to you this tradition before he did it so you would know at least a little bit what was going to happen or afterwards when you were soaking wet and angry as hell standing in front of him with knife like WTF?? 🤣🤣 (joking)

[@ChasingKimberly]

He told me he was gonna do it but I said NOOO. I thought I made it clear to him 😂😂

[@ewa3603]

A ja som sa tešila aj minulí rok na oblievanie :(

[@jerrykrajnak6396]

Hi Ewa, me too ! Jerry.🗽

[@ramonrafael1282]

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[@yanick76]

Sorry, I'm too lazy to write this in english (like someone else's comment below this video 😄) Peniaze sa dávajú deťom, dospelí dostávajú alkohol a čokoládové vajíčko. Veľkonočný pondelok je pre mnohých aj o návštevách príbuzných a známych, aj tých ktorí sa bežne nenavštevujú. Pamätám si, že sme chodili ku všetkým príbuzným v okolí a často to bola jediná návšteva v roku. Posledné roky len k najnižším príbuzným (cez covid ani to). Ale ako tu už niektorí písali, táto tradícia sa vytráca. Na dedinách oblievačku udržujú ešte aspoň miestni folkloristi. Ráno chodia s vedrami po dedine 😁

[@rastik7012]

pppeter made a good video about this too

[@frantisekvacovsky9499]

Ahoj Kimberly.🌞 Mluvíš moc hezky slovensky.Já jsem z Čech a líbí se mi tvé pořady.💓🌞💓

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem pekne 😊

[@garfto1]

It's not weird, it's just tradition! 😂

[@ChasingKimberly]

🤣🤣

[@garfto1]

@@laurar5072 nah, in my opinion it's normal

[@ematay8403]

Its the most stupid and primitive tradition..

[@garfto1]

@@ematay8403 if you think it's stupid, go away. You don't like traditions.

[@vincentmravec5176]

So you see Kim, you end up finding that we are a lot like the Filipinos during the Easter holidays.History of Catholicism in our country, customs associated with it similar to yours (Ash Wednesday-ash, fasting-cuisine that you will not forget to mention, though🥕🥔🐟) versus paganism (bugs, watering on Easter Monday and others)PS:By the way, history-evil spirits in Slovakia versus Fillipina.Ask your husband if you want to use a swear word,,doparoma"-what does it mean?I wish you merry,,šibačku"😊

[@ninika2003]

Žiaľ v tomto čase sme vystiedali popolcovú stredu za popkornovú stredu pred telkou, lebo lockdown...

[@ChasingKimberly]

👍🏼

[@viera1212]

Neviem či budeš rozumieť ale tie ozdoby znamenajú Že je jar a že na jar sa rodia zvieratá a keď je veľká noc je jar a zajačiky nosia kraslice alebo vajíčka a z nich sa liahnu kuriatka a preto to je zásada veľkej noci a vajíčko sú skvelou ozdobou

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem 😊

[@thomashko4033]

Will you try whole video in slovak language only?

[@ChasingKimberly]

Eeeey este si netrúfam 😄

[@standapetrik2255]

@@ChasingKimberly But try it. Don not bother with grammar, do not bother with pronunciation, just speak!

[@patrik0905]

Vaňa to istí HH 😁😁 záhradná hadica to je oblievačka HH ...nevadí zvykneš si 😁😁👍

[@rachelkovalcikova8025]

Ja som dievča a oblievačka je pre mňa najobľúbenejšie časť Veľkej noci.

[@marketakulhava3619]

in Moravia, men beat women with juniper and water women. It's very painful.

[@ChasingKimberly]

cruel 😬

[@longakouzelna7549]

Manžel ti zabudol povedať že poobede šibú dievčatá chlapcov 😉

[@pazopazo21]

poobede nieeee ....az v utorok

[@majstter7420]

@@pazopazo21 By si sa čudoval, že aj doobeda a zároveň, to je na tom to najlepšie, že sa prestrekujeme

[@jananevedalova5067]

Po obede sme sa oblievali vseci navzajom 😄

[@jankrystek9226]

V ČR je toto stejná tradice jako na Slovensku :)

[@matusrotbauer6190]

I live in slovakia so i know about this tradicions And i love easter beaucase im boy

[@martinstrycek4823]

Korbáč is not a whip. Roots of this tradition is before christianity came at Slovakia. Our native ancestors believes that the energy of youth is transfered from willow doodlebug to woman by touch.

[@michaelajencova5852]

Milá Kim, pýtala si sa na význam vajíčok a jahniatok v našej výzdobe. Ono je to spojené s tým, že tesne pred Veľkou nocou začína aj astronomická jar. V jari sa všetko rodí a obnovuje a práve vajíčko je symbolom tohto života. Pretože kuriatko keď sa liahne tak rozbije škrupinku aby mohlo prísť na svet. Má to kresťanskú symboliku práve so zmŕtvychvstaním Krista, lebo aj on "rozbil" moc smrti aby sme mali nový život. Podobný význam má aj baránok (jahniatko). Izraeliti obetovali na Paschu práve baránka aby im bola odpustená vina za ich hriechy. A na Veľkú noc, keď bol ukrižovaný Kristus bol zabitý pravý baránok = Kristus. Zelený štvrtok je zelený preto lebo sa svätí olej na bohoslužné účely. Ten pochádza z byliniek zelenej farby a predstavuje nádej. Ešte je u nás taký zvyk, že na zelený štvrtok sa je jedlo ktoré má zelenú farbu (napríklad špenátova polievka) a taktiež sa "búra" oltár a to je tiež odkaz na biblické udalosti. 😊

[@ChasingKimberly]

Ďakujem za vysvetlenie Michaela 💚💚💚

[@igorbukovy4313]

:D :D :D :)

[@nikilauda8386]

Oblievačka aby si bola krajšia a šibačka aby si bola zdravšia. Po 40tke nepomáha ani jedno. Hehe

[@ChasingKimberly]

😂

[@jankohrasko1547]

Of course we splashing girls in morning with water , later is all drunk 🥴 😂😂😂

[@ChasingKimberly]

hahaha that makes sense ☺️

[@marceelino]

It's a tradition that you can do it till 12:00. That's why people start to go from house to house early in the morning. As you said, people are drunk because even if you do not want to drink, you have to drink. You need say that you are a driver otherwise they will not let you go until you have a shot.

[@LearnSlovakwithStories]

You're right, I hate Easter as a woman! My next video (it will be out on Monday) is also about šibačka and oblievačka and I include some detailed feminist critique :D

[@ChasingKimberly]

Cool! I will be watching!

[@catharinelaude3905]

Whoa, it's so cool to see you on Kimberly's channel! Two of the smartest women on YT putting out content about the region.