What’s it like to grow up in Prague? | Young and European

[@Fasss1980]

I was in Prague last year, and this city is truly captivating. On one hand, it’s very lively, but on the other hand, it’s so calm and sophisticated, the kind of place where you want to spend time. Just amazing.

[@RaivisTaurins]

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[@jurijnowicki8769]

Prague is the most beautiful city in the world! 💗💖

[@paulterpstra6705]

Very nice and recognizable insight of Prague. I'm half Czech, half Dutch. My parents met and married in Prague during Prague Spring. I was born in the Netherlands after the WP invasion, but spent many holidays at my grandparents in Prague since I was born. I know the city also very well from the very grey communist times. Hardly any westerners there, almost nothing to buy of any interest and all buildings very grey from polution. After the construction of the metro in the centre things started to change in the city and the big change was of course the velvet revolution. I was a student myself in those days and followed it very closely and emotionally. I still consider Prague proudly as my hometown and gives me goosebumps every time I visit it, sometimes guiding friends who join us. Will be there again next week with my family to experience christmass. Veselé Vánoce!

[@dawnshine3638]

Cool, I'm also half Dutch, half Czech. I was born when the Iron Curtain fell. I have a similar experience of spending every summer with my Czech family. I always felt at home even though I couldn't speak Czech. The way they value family, company, food. I always thought that the Czech were much more sophisticated than what they got credit for in The Netherlands. It's the arrogance that comes along when having more money. For the Czech, it seemed not uncommon at all to have many kind, well-read, intelligent working class families. I guess the centuries-old cities, culture and traditions can easily survive any political rule. It's good to see how the acknowledgment and respect has increased over the years. For example finally people start to understand that the country is in Central Europe, not Eastern Europe! 🫠

[@lulloa47]

Prague is one of my top five euro capitals. I love their youthful people, beer culture, easy public transport, etc.

[@martinmatych5971]

Great video! A very real insight into to everyday lives of Czech students. Even though being working student myself, I found it surpirising that over 90% of students work while stydying. I cannot decide if it is good or bad. It shows the students determination and will to work, but on the other hand also our critical financial situation...

[@SimonPrchalmusic]

I'm a Czech and I have to confirm that the Czech Republic is beautiful historical country but for example in Germany, where I was living, there are better salaries. That's such difference.

[@stanislavbalvas3230]

Germany is not so safe as Czech Republic

[@bookinsights1092]

You can earn your salaries working remotely. I live in the Baltics but I work for foreign companies and earn 2-3x more than the locals working for local companies. I would never want to leave my home country because I don't feel like an outsider living here( this would be the case if I lived in a foreign country).

[@SimonPrchalmusic]

Yes, that's true. And do you know why? Because my country doesn't accept immigrants and religion. Yes some Ukrainians, some others but not everyone. My country is mostly atheistic. However, millions of tourists from the whole world visit my country. ​@stanislavbalvas3230

[@SimonPrchalmusic]

@stanislavbalvas3230 Yes, that's true. And do you know why? Because my country doesn't accept immigrants and religions. Yes some Ukrainians and some others but not everyone. I don't say it is wrong but it can be dangerous. My country is mostly atheistic, that's why it is like this. However, millions of tourists from the whole world visit my country. So, of course, visitors are very welcome here.

[@JacobMinarik]

​@@bookinsights1092As a Czech, I'm doing the same in the Czech Republic!

[@RevanSK]

I am from Slovakia and Prague is still my capital city ❤

[@ibizawavey8630]

Isn't Slovakia a diff country? your capital city is Bratislava.

[@RevanSK]

@@ibizawavey8630 But Prague was capital during Czechoslovakia and it's better!

[@matyasorino]

@@ibizawavey8630 Well, actually Prague is the third biggest Slovak city :D 1st is Bratislava with 374k Slovaks living in there, second is Košice with 180k and the third is Prague - around 100k Slovaks live there

[@markperry4536]

I visited Prague in 1986 when still under communist control. Absolutely stunning city and fascinating culture. It is on my bucket list to visit again.

[@vitkrivan9380]

you will be definetely very surprised at how it progressed. Pretty much no gray and gloomy buildings anymore hahah.

[@Janabroderick]

@@vitkrivan9380 There are also many negatives - like price increase, rent increase and takeover of the center by commercialism. Prague was so authentic and creative back in 80s.

[@vitkrivan9380]

@@Janabroderick yeah I honestly very much disagree with you. The prices have obviously gone up but so did the wages. And in fact I guarantee you that on average Czechs are doing waaay better now than ever in history. Especially in Prague with the average salary of like 2300€. That’s a higher salary than for example in Italy where the rents are of similar price but other things like groceries, restaurants, services are way more expensive. Why am I saying that? Just to stress that now ppl in Czechia are a lot of times doing financially better than in other “western/southern” EU countries. Something which was unimaginable in the 80s

[@RaivisTaurins]

We are offering flexible loans and funding for various projects. We have financiers ready to fund projects with low risk-seeking debt funding capital for expansion and startups irrespective of industry or geological position. A good project with promising returns irrespective of Industry so long as it is legitimate within the jurisdiction where it operates. The funding type is Debt Financing. This Funding program allows a client to enjoy low-interest payback of 4% annually for 1-10 years. Appetite is between $500,000 to $50m depending on the project risk level.

[@danad2307]

Loove ❤🎉. She shows completely down to ground life here. Despite being much older and also mum of 2 yrs old boy 50% of day to day would look the same and also the attitude/opinions - on the same page with Roz! Greetings from our beautiful Prague ❤

[@dweuromaxx]

So happy you enjoyed the video :)

[@olrajchl4149]

Knowing that Roza is in the city, is making Prague much more pretty!

[@ewed418]

Went for the first time in 2003 - twice in the same month. Fell in love with it and moved there several years later.

[@Kiezkingnbg]

I am German and already worked in Prague also also in Germany - the salary gap between the 2 countries is closing slowly - also comparing the brut salaries in both countries is misleading and the tax rates in Germany are way higher. In Germany I just get 62% of my brut salary net, in Czech Republic it was 75%. Czech people should be more confident it’s a beautiful country and they talk themselves in my personal experience poorer than they are ✌️

[@Twilightsfavquill]

I really want to visit Prague next year, the city looks super cool! I am so happy that I get to experience so many different cultures without the need to file a visa.

[@Pete-pd9tr]

Can't wait to have my pilsner beer and enjoy the Xmassy Praha atmosphere and vibe! Hope it will snow as well

[@AdamGordon1977]

I am here right now. I love it. The history is so interesting. The people are so kind. The food is great. Everything is interesting. It's easy to get around even if the traffic is bad. I would love to call this place home.

[@gxlxn]

I live in Prague and I have to say that I never saw or met a 21 yo student with such classy flat, I mac and such mature manners :) All my friends are inteligent people with universities and all struggle to survive due to high cost of rents and food here. Just facts. Anyway it works as a positive commercial.

[@Olastyles]

Where is the part of growing up in Prague?

[@marknathan7744]

The most beautiful City i have been to 4 times and still i feel i can keep exploring there and finding new places to photograph I absolutely love Prague and the people are friendly

[@sv-bd5em]

wow i was surprised to learn shes only 21. she looks and acts much more mature

[@MajklAstarin]

Yeah, I'm 30 and I feel like a kid compared to her :D

[@chiraggandhi2560]

​@@MajklAstarinwhich country you are from ? i am from ASIA and i think teenager of European country look more adult

[@majstter7420]

I was born there and lived there until I was 2 years old, but then I moved to Slovakia, where my parents are from, at least I can have double citizenship thanks to that fact.

[@dweuromaxx]

That's awesome - do you speak both languages?

[@majstter7420]

@dweuromaxx Both languages are technically just dialects of one common language, so every person in Czechia and Slovakia can speak "both", but the dual citizenship brings another advantages.

[@sumosprojects]

Beautiful city, beer is great & local people very friendly

[@hayabusa27]

One thing we can all agree - Czech women are stunning!

[@akashsxo]

Beautiful, but the title must align with the content, it should be "A Day with Me in Prague"

[@wong7584]

I like the city and the atmosphere there

[@JosephMNStock]

A fantastic atmosphere: When I was a student I experienced such wonderful concerts makes me wonder if I can get back via an airline ticket.

[@violetalyssa4392]

Love this! Would love to contribute one for Singapore

[@theklakoch709]

she´s right, czech beer is the best!

[@rykterskamroyals2121]

these are so interesting! pls make more

[@objectparadise]

Cool! Thanks for comign to our city. Let us know if you'd like to hear about the expat underground here in Prague :)

[@michellelieske3929]

I just got back from Prague beautiful ❤

[@borderlord]

She is a Czech Beauty.. I miss them!

[@damreysor3]

Hello and Merry Christmas

[@BozaCukuranovic3223]

Spent two wonderful years doing my Master's in Prague.

[@frunny1]

Pozdravujem z Prahy 😅😇

[@pman-y7m]

i like many european cities their charming and beautiful

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Id love to go!

[@Jos317eph]

“We have our first Czech beer and then get our Czech driver’s license” 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@martinmatych5971]

Oh yes. I just want to point out that she said "first official", which is kinda important in this context. Most of the czech youngsters usually start drinking much sooner...😂

[@NaveenSharma.7520]

Both were beautiful...

[@alisonm3700]

Visited Prague this year.

[@quangpraha]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@janhaupt6115]

❤️

[@Bl-nj6xf]

The city is nice, but it invests not enough in the infrastructure. Just take a look at roads in Prague, metro stations (how ugly they are), bus stations and even at the Charles bridge, everywhere cheap Vietnamese shops with weed and cheap souvenirs, making downtown look really bad. Comapred to Vienna and cost of living in Prague now in 2024, this city is unfortunately not attrckitive any more.

[@lukasbartos2101]

Agree, but I'd say it's slowly getting better

[@KukasGaming]

But compared to Vienna, Prague is safe:)

[@Bl-nj6xf]

@@KukasGaming what do you mean with safe?

[@vitkrivan9380]

what? the metro stations are honestly on par with other western european cities. And yeah, the souvenir shops are there bc of tourists unfortunately.

[@levin.schneider]

My family was originally from prague

[@musicisagoodvibe]

I'll be careful about the price of grouceries...it depends what you buy/eat/drink...that warries for everyone😉

[@alexpodell662]

It's beautiful and the quality of life seems great. But can young ambitious people make a good living and afford to have a family? I hope so - but would like to hear from some Czech people.

[@isaiasnascimento7026]

Visited Prague in February this year. Eastern Europeans are known (in Brazil at least) to be very distant, very cold and rude with customer service but to my surprise I was very well treated in all places i visited. The ciry is trully captivating. Planning to visit it during tge summer now❤🇧🇷

[@michellelieske3929]

I was there for 5 days I stayed in top Hotels

[@pravindave4194]

DIU VILLAGE, UNA CITY, RAJULA , BHAVNAGAR CITY, PORBANDAR, SAVARKUNDLA, VERAVAL, JUNAGADH, RAJKOT , AHMEDABAF, BARODA , SURAT, NADIYAAD, VALSAD , GANDHINAGAR , INDIA

[@farmasinema]

According to movies, Prague is basically one of the central activity for international spy. I wonder how the people living there feels about it, hehe.

[@dweuromaxx]

We'll ask next time!

[@emp12345]

I was in Prague for a weekend,the place looked quite old but the sights were amazing around the City The hotel was a bit run down, the people and culture was very pleasant I am going back in the near future to see more of the Charles bridge asa thunderstorm stopped us from walking around the old Town

[@vitkrivan9380]

yeah, prague is very old-but thats the point haha. And regarding your hotel-there are run down hotels even in Dubai or Manhatten. If I can recommend then take a look at the newly opened W hotel by Marriott to experience the true czech luxury (or for example the Mozart hotel is nice as well).

[@emp12345]

@vitkrivan9380 thanks for that, but it was the travel agents who booked the motel, It was ideal for the price and location, I believe we are staying at another hotel next year's trip

[@vitkrivan9380]

@@emp12345 ah I see….yeah I don’t generally really like travel agents. Especially for an easy and straight forward trip like the one to Prague. Just look at Booking, there are hundreds of really good options in the city.

[@emp12345]

@vitkrivan9380 it's probably because you trust their knowledge in that industry, the broucher is where you read the details of holidays and prices. It is a real experience of live & learn

[@jand2984]

Excelentni anglictina

[@HAMEEDALIRAQI]

🍂❤️❤️❤️❤️🍁🥰

[@lukaspetr]

Shotout to the guy in WoW hoodie

[@jenl2530]

Beautiful place, but it is disturbing that few Czechs vote. That does not bode well for the future.

[@viktornovomestsky3999]

That was regarding the recent European election, as we had a turnout of 36% only. By the national election there is a turnout of 65-70% and f.e. in the latest presidential election it was nearly 71%..

[@honslo9263]

It does not make much difference. The most consequential regulations and restrictions come from Brussels anyway.

[@kanalkurdistan]

Das Bier - Tscheche Lager

[@michaelkongstedt]

👍

[@monsieurVi]

I guess that she was pointing out that Prague Integrated Transport is available during working hours and not really 24/7. Anyway, love her carefree style of showing us her perspective on life in Prague and bright attitude.

[@tomasholy2644]

Not really. Trams and buses operate 24/7. Just at night different lines with longer waiting times. Within the territory of Prague you can get anywhere by using public transport any time of the day.

[@jancada2578]

IT REALLY WORKS 24/7 - HI FROM PRAGUE!

[@DenisdeSmit]

She seems like such a well-rounded person it annoys me.

[@AsohoVidaho]

Posh 🙂

[@prod.wilder]

pretty average tbh

[@AsohoVidaho]

@@prod.wilder I meant it in overall. She is classy, no discuss, her English, knowledge etc. But what´s funny for me is, she as a student has got a higher living standard than working class.

[@DanielCupakTUR]

@@AsohoVidaho well, born and raised in Prague, probably form a middle class family, and tbh college students usually recruit from non-working class families so...

[@EnriqueScott-se3vp]

There's no volume here

[@ichbinarchitt]

Pretty good

[@MsLemons12]

ukraine colors

[@mv69969]

Durig previous regime Prague was safe, without drogs, crime, ugly graffitti, pocket thievs, migrants of all type, … You could go safely everywhere, walk through parks during night, ..Today, it is dangerous even during the day ! Prague used to be better place for life from the locals point of view!

[@tomasholy2644]

Prague is not dangerous during the day at all. Not even during the night. I am a local and I do remember what Prague looked like before 1989. I have never felt unsafe in Prague. Not back then, not now. But yes, there are pickpockets and migrants in some areas like the park in front of the main train station.

[@lukasbartos2101]

Memories fade over time, huh? Pollution everywhere, Asanace Žižkova, magistrála skrz centrum města...

[@lilnunu1553]

Migrants of all type? The only few migrants that are present are Ukrainian, Slovak and Russian. All Slavs, just like Czechs.

[@mv69969]

@ lndians, Pakistanies, Vietnamies, negroes,..

[@jakubkovac346]

Olga Hepnarová and STB, super safe 😅😅

[@rodstone9189]

Climate Change Bollox

[@firmanprawirawardhanafirma5644]

what she purpose come czech?

[@jankolman8064]

All beauty comes from God and Prague was lucky to have many Christians filled with the Holy Spirit.

[@azarapi5337]

Actually nearly a majority of Czechs are irreligious however it is true that a lot of the beautiful buildings in Prague are the churches

[@pavlinahrebackova3000]

Yep there is no God behind it, you know people with their hands and machines and knowledge make it happend!

[@jankolman8064]

@@pavlinahrebackova3000 Yes, it is a simple self-organization of matter.

[@SimonPrchalmusic]

​@pavlinahrebackova3000 I as a reborn Czech don't like church buildings and neither going there. I believe that together with others I can become living church of Jesus Christ and being it everywhere I go. I'm not a part of any state church that is controlled by a state. I hate it. I believe in the first church that was in the first century living today. Such church was persecuted by a state, and the state one not. Before they were gathering in their homes and like this it is even today. That's just my reaction and point of view.

[@tyxeri48]

My worst traveling experiences were in Prague and Bratislava. It was traumatic. I'll never return there, even if they pay me.

[@Videoguy789]

good

[@tyxeri48]

@@Videoguy789 Typical answer. And it somehow explains our harsh experiences there, involving innocent school-children visiting Czechia for an Erasmus project.

[@dvojkavotazka4892]

​@@tyxeri48 And what exactly happen to you?

[@davidpelc]

@@dvojkavotazka4892 Its secret, nobody is allowed to know.😅

[@viktornovomestsky3999]

When have you been there, in 1995??? As you're talking simple nonsense..

[@DimasFajar-ns4vb]

wow and zamzam water

[@pravindave4194]

VISIT INDIA, GUJARAT, DIU TOWN AND NEAR MANY CITIES TOWNS AND VILLAGES

[@BoKjell]

Prague is good only for parties as whole city is super cheap for us Swedes, I mean extremely cheap, hotels, raves, restaurants everything is basically free. I`ve been in Prague few times, just to party havent seen non from the city as im not interested, but language is kinda annoying to me, czech beer is pretty bad but I prefer Germany as more people speaks English, still kinda cheap and more fun. Berlin is N1 city in central Europe for sure.

[@tomasholy2644]

You're making Swedes look like people who are interested only in cheap parties. Barbarians 😂 Hopefully, it's just because of your age 😉

[@DanielCupakTUR]

bad beer? Don't drink Staropramen then...

[@lilnunu1553]

its known that Prague is super cheap for westerners. For Czechs? It's ridiculously expensive.

[@DanielCupakTUR]

@@lilnunu1553 I also prefer Finland to Sweden as I don’t eat horse meat balls

[@BoKjell]

@@DanielCupakTUR Finland is just one of our collonies so thanks

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

Part of the old Soviet Bloc/Warsaw Pact just a few years ago. I wonder if she'll still enjoy it there after Putin takes over?

[@mischanalaaurora]

Czechia was never part of Soviet Union.

[@frunny1]

@@patrickfitzgerald2861 you should watch movie ,,Waves” (Vlny)

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

@@mischanalaaurora Correction made: Soviet Bloc/Warsaw Pact

[@shivamgarg4022]

Well it's a part of Nato now...😂

[@davidpelc]

You think Putin will atack NATO/EU country? We (Czech Republic) don´t even have borders with Russia. And how can Putin take NATO is he can´t win in Ukraine?

[@sysyphenf8ewtfr603]

Imagine how it feels when part of your soul is lost forever. This is how Russia feels when Czech Republic adopted western values.

[@nerfun5335]

This part of soul was never Russian😂 Russians occupied Czechoslovakia from 1968 to 1989 and it were the worst years for the nation. Before it was always central European culture with almost no connection to Russia..

[@matthewlynch9331]

cry harder

[@max2themax]

for sure "sysyphenf8ewtf r", definitely not a russian troll account

[@dusantravica6737]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@janjasiewicz9851]

Imagine if Russia wasn’t around - we’d have peace…

[@martinrataconejo6741]

people like ''greenfluencers'' made me not to separate waste anymore, and to boycott the eco-dictatorship