Why you should move to CZECH REPUBLIC (American's perspective)

[@sirkritoun]

Vaše video by měla koupit státní agentura CzechTourism. Jste skvělá, díky.

[@pipemcpiep2871]

Napadlo me uplne to same. Takovehle promo by mohly ty klauni zavidet.

[@conceptalfa]

Ze jo, Jen je absolutne skvela!!! 👍 👍 👍

[@interesantni]

Má to kvality na samostatný pořad. Každý týden 20 minut na ČT2 by se určitě místo našlo.

[@martinoliva6490]

@@interesantni Nemusí být nutně 20 minut.Stačí reportáž vpořadu o národnostních menšinách.

[@strakos66]

Ahoj Jen, být cizinec,který viděl toto video, balím si svých pět švestek a jedu. Jsi skvělý propagátor naší vlasti.

[@11thinterval11]

Hey Jen, I’m a fellow native Californian English teacher who is planning on moving to Czech Republic soon. After seeing your IG story about the tanks being deployed, it was comforting to see you convincing me to still come! 😆 I have always had this draw to Europe, even as a kid. My ancestry way back traces back to there. I’ve dmed on IG if you check. Thank you so much for this video of encouragement at this time! 😊🙏🏻

[@tomastezky89]

By the way in Texas and Chicago is more than 1 million Czech and Moravian Americans // 6~7th generation and they still call themselves Czechs or Bohemians ... Easy to contact them e.g. via sport organisation Sokol etc. I have a lot of blood relatives in Texas ... Keeping my fingers crossed for you ... *Jarda

[@tomastezky89]

@@ingridlaskova1878 ... maybe "offer" sounds better than "often" ... ? 👍

[@ingridlaskova1878]

@@tomastezky89 I thought, Bohemian Americans are right, not Czech. 🤷‍♀️

[@tomastezky89]

@@ingridlaskova1878 ... Czech kingdom has been called Kingdom of Bohemia since 1085. Expression "Bohemia" and its modifications are older than 2000 years. Bohemia = Czechia. In the year 1620 lost Kingdom of Bohemia war and became an Austrian collony. And thanks to it the entire world 298 years called the entire area Austria. 298 years is time long enough to forget even one of the former largest and most powerful European kingdoms ... Texas Czechs started to move to Texas at the end of the 19th century, thanks to it in their memory Kingdom of Bohemia and Bohemia itself are still alive ... 👍👍👍 C'est la vie ...

[@doposud]

@@tomastezky89 and US was called New World ... still you don't call them Bohemian New Worldians

[@martinskacel7614]

Jste skvělá, děláte pro tuto zemi víc, než kdejaký rodilý Čech.

[@TvrdakTom]

Otázkou jaký to bude mít koncový efekt. Oni s dobrými lidmi přijdou i ti co mají pohnuté názory na život a životní styl.

[@tomastezky89]

... často ani rodilý či nerodilý tuzemský politik nedělá víc ... 🤔

[@hadsape]

přesně to mě běželo hlavou při sledování, skvělé video.

[@KMarik]

Já když ji poslouchám tak jsem hrdý na tu naši republiku.

[@kexcz8276]

Jako jo no 😅🥲. Snad se taky této zemi někdy odvděčím 🙏

[@jachymcerny9944]

Let's take a moment to appreciate Jen's sense of humor. PS: Jen, now it's safe to say you are a proper CZECH. 😉

[@HypnotixElements]

Absolutely agree!

[@Gartos_CZ]

everyone who gets how BRNO is unimportant is proper czech :D

[@schauschau2552]

from the exactly 3 times i've been in prague, it felt like home - instantly. i'm absolutely literal about it, maybe it's bc i'm natively a slav, but once i stepped foot in the city i felt like i was living there for at least 3 lifetimes. i wanna live there forever, but i have no options to relocate.

[@glondikeink2167]

Maybe you lived here in one of your past lives;-)

[@simmons3k]

Yes this is my experience too! I spent a month in Prague in 2019. I was enchanted the whole time and I've been thinking of living there ever since.

[@LudVojta]

Why do you have no options?

[@dominikcicea]

If youre not in jail, you DO have options. Think positive

[@CZProtton]

Jen, I hope you get your citizenship as I consider you as czech as they come. Your humor and your love for Czechia is clear and I could not be more proud to see you as a full czech citizen soon :)

[@alfikaalfik2258]

Miluju jak nám nastavujete zrcadlo. Pokaždé se v něm poznám... 😉 A v případě potřeby vám to podepíšu modrou propiskou a přidám i razítko! 🤣

[@lubosparksaty8624]

ale musí být kulaté a se státním znakem ( to razítko )

[@lauraramna225]

Hi Jen! we are in the process of moving to Prague following a job opportunity. I've found very hard to find channels like yours for families with kids (I might become the first one, who knows :D ). I have a school kid and it will be awesome if you invite to one of your videos to an expat mom who is already stablished in Prague, specially someone who doesn't speak the language and hear about their experience. I've learned a lot from your channel... BTW my daughter speaks spanish and she is learning english so an international school sounds like the best option for now :)🙂

[@WiseWorker908]

Man I've always wondered where I could find americans or any other native english speakers here in Czechia. Cause I would love to talk to them irl instead of just online.

[@miravocas410]

Mám moc rád Vaše videa. Myslím si, že znáte Česko víc než kdejaký Čech. Já už Vás považuji za jednu z nás 👍🙂.

[@nextghost]

Two less known Czech places straight from a fairy tale: - Giacomo Casanova lived in Duchcov Chateau for 13 years: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchcov_Chateau - Sir Edward Kelley, the famous alchemist, was imprisoned by emperor Rudolf II in Hněvín Castle: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hn%C4%9Bv%C3%ADn_Castle (although the original castle was demolished after the Thirty Years' War, the current castle is a literal tourist attraction built shortly before World War I).

[@miranda2miranda277]

Thank you Jen for loving my country.

[@Vernyj1]

Na Vaše videa jsem přišel teprve nedávno, ale musím říct, že jste skvělá.

[@761211corky]

well played =). This video clearly shows that you actually already have become a Czech. Excellent knowledge of Czech realia and history, typical Czech sense of humour, there is no doubt that the citizenship exams were just a formality. Welcome aboard, my lady and keep doing these wonderful videos.

[@otakarsulc4686]

I love Your jokes about Brno :-) (I am from Prague :-) ) and I also really like how you beautifully put it with the rules. If we don't like a rule, if we not hurting/harassing anyone by breaking it, and no one is watching, we'll all collectively ignore it, and that often includes the police.

[@vitraszka]

helooo cz chabr

[@MrOrgtr]

You just supplied me with extra reasons to move. I'm already on it. I will be there in summer of 2024

[@mikilexa6416]

keep us posted on your first impressions! coming up soon :D

[@MagicalCrackdown2]

Don't be afraid to make a part 2! I loved this video!

[@markrandle9905]

Awesome. You don’t need to tell us why we should live in Czech. We know Jen. Love your vids. Been watching them since you started in lockdown in the UK. We were in Prague last week and look forward to being there on a more permanent basis soon. Keep doing your stuff.

[@everettyoung6596]

I've been kicking this idea around for years. I definitely want to retire in CZ or CR

[@martinvaclavik1113]

Já nechápu jen jednu věc. Proč se tahle česká holka snaží předstírat, že je Američanka a točí videa v angličtině? 😀A ty drobné vtípky...

[@ixb1]

Pravidla jsou od toho aby se porušovala :D

[@jima1135]

I stayed in a friend's panel flat for a few weeks. I really liked it. Everything was nearby within walking distance, even the subway, or the bus stop was 50 meters away if you didn't feel like walking.

[@peregos4796]

Ahojda Jen. Moc Ti to sluší. Jsem Ti vděčný za to, jak mluvíš o mé zemi.

[@martinpokorny7666]

Ty jsi prostě naše...super den a pohodu :)

[@conceptalfa]

A dik za ni!!! 👍 👍 👍

[@marie-cat-lover]

krásné, hlavně ta druhá půlka o místní byrokracii a nedodržování pravidel je naprosto přesná :D

[@frantiseklaluch6605]

Ahoj Jen, you look great and happy today, you always make my day... :-) Edit: In fact, it is quite easy to get gun permit, it is "shall" obtain, state has no say, like driving licence, you do the test and practical test, no hard criminal record, you have the gun licence. Czech have a lot of guns, but concealed carry in mandatory, so you do not see guns so often. As you live here, you can get it too, citizenship not required.

[@otakarsulc4686]

I wouldn't say it's quite easy, but if someone in the Czech Republic wants to have a gun it's not a problem for almost any law-abiding citizen

[@bmxrichard21]

@@otakarsulc4686 no felony, 500USD, and show on the test that I know how to handle a gun and know the laws. in my opinion that's pretty easy. (future gun license holder maybe)

[@otakarsulc4686]

@@bmxrichard21 It depends on the person. There are 500 questions to learn, some people can do it without any problems, for others it is an insurmountable obstacle. Being clean, not having a criminal record, not being an alcoholic, not being a drug user, not having psychiatric problems? For some, it's a given, for others, it's a problem. Gun handling - they're much stricter than they used to be, and it's no exception that they throw out half the applicants... The shooting test itself is really easy. As I wrote, for most law abiding citizens, getting a firearms license is no problem. I wouldn't call it hard, but I wouldn't call it easy either, we don't hand them out like rolls or like Americans.

[@bmxrichard21]

@@otakarsulc4686 yeah, I totally agree with this :-) and it can be even harder for the immigrant because they don't know they can have their criminal record wiped clear, admit to drug use by answering leading questions by police, etc. The correct description isn't probably quite easy, but just a middle difficult.

[@colombianguy8194]

Thank you so much for your videos, as a Colombian doing my first steps in czech language, it's very encouraging to keep learning and to start to save some money to start the process to move there. 😊

[@naturalflow157]

As a Prague's resident, I love what cool tips you give to people. Absolutely great content and explain better than a rodily Cech. Thank you again for sharing all of your knowledge. Sending much love.

[@jackiejackie436]

Opět skvělé video, jsem nadšená :). Mentalita národu odhalena aůůůůůů :)

[@abirwait5636]

One of the best videos you produced! Bravo!

[@1dbbs]

Díky za propagaci naší země...a za tu malou podpásovku Brnu :) Je vidět že jsi už Pražanda :)

[@Saiphe_]

For any Vegans planning to visit Brno, don't worry it is as vegan friendly as Prague is ! ( I totally recommend the "Pilgrim" restaurant ) :) But beware of Olomouc, there are not so many options. And unfortunately their best restaurant closed it's business recently.

[@marekj1100]

I’m no gun nut, but obtaining a gun license in the Czech Republic, all with concealed-carry permit, is about as difficult as getting a driver’s license. Arguably, that’s part of why the country is relatively safe, though it’s a combination of factors.

[@marekj1100]

What’s the difference between Czechia and Texas? In Czechia, breastfeeding in public is OK; open carry is not.

[@Turtle1631991]

That. Our concelaed carry rules are more permissive than many US states in fact. I have been through the process and I would say that it is bit easier than driver's licence even. Then again, I do hate driving...

[@MarvinCZ]

The difficulty is relative. It's still more difficult than most places than Jen has a reference for (in the US).

[@Pidalin]

Well, even total idiot can have driver license, they literally give it to everyone who pays, so I hope obtaining a gun license is at least slightly harder. Some people have literally IQ of room temperature, they have no idea about basic mechanics and physics and still, they have driver license. I believe that even orangutan could obtain driver license in Czech Republic.

[@Alche_mist]

I would be a poor fit for a gun license. I'm very glad the potential attacker doesn't know that. And I'd say among Czech gun license holders, the system helps a lot to have quite a lot of *responsible* gun owners while having minimal gun-crazed idiots armed.

[@travelswiththeredsuitcase5403]

I will be visiting Prague for the 3rd time to "again" participate in an English Immersion Program in August. I would love to have a coffee with you and talk about relocating to Prague.

[@HrabeSudetsky]

Díky za vaše videa! :)

[@Justin18K]

To není země. To je zahrádka :-)

[@karlabednarikova8078]

Hi Jen, Fantastic video! Made me think to move back home ! 😍🙏😊

[@evar7395]

Hi Jen, you had your hair done! Nice job👍 Thank you for pointing out that Czech Republic has reached the Christ years! I see big things coming our way...

[@Eric-Marsh]

My great grandparents moved from Bohemia (Sruby/Prochody from what I can tell) in the 1880s. Consequently I've become interested in Czechia over the last decade or so and visited a number of times. My wife and I talked about moving to Brno when I retired but she can't take the cold and I'm not up to learning the language. So we moved to Spain instead. But we still visit. In November we're heading back to Brno for the Janacek festival and then exploring Christmas markets in Central Europe.

[@zaphodbeeblebrox8184]

Sorry, but your sense of humour is pure czech :) Therefore, you`re one of us :)

[@Geker3]

"Prepare your tiara!" Am I the only one who remembered Amy Farrah-Fowler from TBBT?

[@marosszeki]

IT'S A TIARAAAA

[@zuzana_pl4962]

You have really czech sense of humor, Love it!❤️😂

[@igorsalanci6778]

Pekne vtipne podane. Si dobra, len tak dalej.

[@FalkonNightsdale]

About those rules… I would say, that most of them are ridiculously strickt or detailed not to demand exactly such behaviour, but to create a some sort of leverage if something gets out of hand… Like if there is speed limit 50 kmh and you go 70 kmh. Radar by the road has limit probably 75 kmh, so it's fine… BUT if you hit someone, then they'll measure the energy vectors and say, that you were driving roughly 15-25 kmh over speed limit, so consistently with a large difference - almost zero need for any further evidence, you're guilty…

[@vh5663]

You feel like you're watching the country evolve because that's exactly what goes on. Sure, it wasnt always exactly a smooth process and there were some big problems along the road. However with every new generation we shift further away from the depressing nothingness brought to us by Russians from the east. We slowly realise where is our place and who we are, we rediscover our roots that were ripped to pieces by nazis and soviets, but never truly gone. Our culture, economy and society in general grows quite nicely and most importantly - people started to give damn about their surroundings, about the places and communities they live in - the apathy of life in communism / early post communist times is long gone. That is of course as long as you dont live in certain parts of Sudetenland, in which case you are conserned mostly about crystal meth.

[@jammmy30]

Compared to Czechoslovakia times? some things did not change for the best... As a whole - sure there has been some progress, but than again Czechoslovakia was per capita richer than Spain and Greece both before and after Second World War. So... Prague just came back where it always use to be aside from the 90-ties. So the big question is did it really have to transfer like this? Through all the prostitution, drugs and murder of the 90-ties?

[@vh5663]

Yeah pre communist czechslovakia was rich and developed and remained like that until couple of decades of communism didnt gradually grind it to dust. This is an economy that was destroyed and rebuilt again in a few decades. Before communism we had wages +- equal to the austrian wages, after communism our wages were FIFTEEN times lower. Now its like twice lower. Its no easy thing to reinvent a country and obviously, many people used that oportunity to gain wealth in organised crime - the only solution would be do it the German way, which would mean to fire literally every communist judge, policeman, lawyer, politician, manager and just about anyone holding a public position. Things are so much better now, and not just in Prague, but quite all over the place - except of course certain regions mostly in Sudetenland, that suffered socialy and economicaly so much during the last century, that it will take forever to actually fix it.

[@Starkiller935]

@@vh5663 Sudentenland is also way better off than it used to be, it's just that it was really shitty compared to the rest of the country even back in commie times. But you can see a huge improvement already, especially in nature - the forests look way better than they did in the 90s.

[@vh5663]

@@Starkiller935 Well the war, the post war years and communism completely destroyed what made Sudetenland a prosperous region - one of the most prosperous in the country, actually. It does get better at many places though, sure, thats why I wrote about "certain parts of Sudetenland", not the entire region. Southern Moravia, Böhmerwald, Liberec region etc. are actually very decent places to live and the nature is stunning. I still remember some of those mountain forests in the 90s, forest that looked like a ww1 battlefield after the acid rains caused by the insane pollution of the communist industry. Thank god its over. :--)

[@majenazprahy9909]

Thank you, Jen , for the great video and again reminding me of what an amazing place I am lucky to live in :)

[@jaravaluch6600]

Thanks! You are the real ambassador of Czechia.

[@jakubkoller3698]

Ahoi Janičko. Pokaždé, když se dívám na Vaše video, tak mi jde nos nahoru. Žiji už několik let v Rakousku, a ty vaše postřehy jsou zkrátka ultimátní. Až půjdu do důchodu, tak se jistě vrátím tam, odkud jsem přišel. A odkud že jsem to přišel? Přišel jsem do Rakouska z Horního Dvořiště. Máte hodně už hodně videí, a mě osobně by potěšilo, a nejen mě. Kdyby jste vytvořila o našem prvním prezidentovi TGM. A o železnici všeobecně vůbec v Čechách. Jinak přeji krásné Velikonoce.

[@yamirkaibarra5415]

I love everything about Czech Republic 🇨🇿 I can’t wait to go back again

[@bencity777]

I'm really late in response to this video. BUT I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! I'm from the USA and my wife is from Prague. She hates my guts but I would like to win her over by moving to her country...even though she and I live in London separately. You have made the knowledge the I'm about to make a must. I would like to humbly thank you.

[@bradleystavinoha3612]

my daughter has summer intern there starting in May, she is so excited. She is a senior at Texas A&M

[@miroslavmoc3835]

Jen, I hope Honza doesn't read it, but I LOVE YOU. 😁😍😂 Your point of view on CZ and us is breath taking. 😁 Every time when I watch your videos, I see myself in it. Sometime it should be scaring but it is "horrible" truth. One little correction. The pig slaughter for all village, it's just a PR for foreigners. For example. We do that just for extended family. Ok, it depends on the village, because the half of that village is the extended family. 🤣😂 I love that you mentioned Czech paradise because it is my home region. Even if I live in Prague, Czech paradise is my home forever. Good job as always.

[@keenmate9719]

Well, you look stunning today!! Look at that dress with white flowers in light blue background, this is just great!

Jen, super video. Mám však otázku - kedy prídeš konečne do Bratislavy. Chcelo by to stretávku s fanúšikmi. Určite ťa ich sleduje kopec. :-)

[@milosjanos5058]

As I listened to you, I realized that I don´t have to visit Czechia. I have all of that in Slovakia 😀😀😀

[@michaldragoun8430]

Škoda, že ta informace o skóre pražských tramvají už není aktuální. Mezi natočením a vydáním videa tramvaje dvakrát vyhrály proti chodcům. 😅

[@breznik1197]

A pořád se nenašel žádný chodec, který by dokázal tramvaj pokořit.

[@tondaantonin]

@@breznik1197 A víte proč?Protože máme neviditelné tramvaje.Všichni kteří skočili nebo autem vjeli před tramvaj a náhodou přežili tak říkají-já ji neviděl.

[@MarvinCZ]

Moc nechápu, proč si podle vás tato zpráva zasloužila vysmátého smajlíka. S vtípky v dalších komentářích problém nemám, ale smát se samotné té zprávě?

[@FalkonNightsdale]

@@MarvinCZ Možná by bylo bývalo vhodnější vzít si nejdřív lupu a ověřit si, co přesně to je za smajlíka…🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@MarvinCZ]

@@FalkonNightsdale Okay, není vysmátý, ale stejně se moc nehodí.

[@petervanicek2223]

Fun video! One of your best yet, Jen.

[@DeanRamser]

Beautiful video! Thank you. We are visiting Europe after helping a new school open in Lviv. Slava Ukraine! We're in Krakow, also amazing. We will stay in Tallinn for February, hopefully longer after my Digital Nomad Visa application interview on Feb 1st...Prague looks amazing too!!! I wish Czech Republic had a DNV!

[@markifarki9698]

Ahoj Jen, thanks for really great video! :-) Just for information - we don´t have any skyskaper, but we had! Check out a skyscaper in Zlín - it was built in 30s and it was the second highest building in Europe ;-) BTW Be welcome in Zlín :-) You can see historical garden city there, but also quite unique rounded "paneláky" in the district Jižní Svahy. And much more... ;-)

[@whealtea]

No nevím jestli je zrovna na obou Segmentech něco k vidění :D. Možná z dálky, ale zblízka bych tam radši nešla.. Pokud bych nechtěla vidět místo, kde vypukla metanolka :D. Aspoň co jsem teda tak slyšela.. As far as unique architecture of Zlín goes, I can recommend Letná district with unique small houses for workes in Baťa´s factory :-). Or architectual experiment called Colective House. But I think Zlín has much more to offer, that´s definitely true :-).

[@bmxrichard21]

@@whealtea Zlín není pěkné město. A nemá skoro nic nabídnout pro turistu. Ale možná i skrz to stojí se tam zajet podívat. Aspoň na den :-) A asi nejvíce ze všech měst v ČR dokáže prezentovat ten brutalismus dvacátého století co se týče architektury.

[@joebrouillard565]

Thanks Jen, btw, your hair looks fabulous!

[@tomasklimes2536]

The comparison of blocks of flats and IKEA is totally the higlight of this video😆

[@kexcz8276]

Wow Jen, you just know how to talk beautifly about czechia 😃😊. I like your videos so much, and I hope you like our country, even more! 😁😉.

[@jakubm.9354]

BEST VIDEO EVER!

[@miroslavduska3068]

jste báječná inteligentní,Tobík je super (miluji Jack Russel),a je cítit,že máte tuto zemi ráda a mi za to máme radi Vás

[@MrScott8]

Tip na další video: Jedno Vašich nejlepší videí bylo to, s hádáním významů idiomů. Podle mě by bylo hodně zajímavé video s hádáním významů přísloví. Několik tipů: Kdo chce s vlky žíti, musí s nimi výti/Who wants to live with wolves, musts howl with them. Pes který štěká, nekouše./Dog which barks dont bites. Dvakrát měr, jednou řež/Measure twice, cut once. Tak dlouho se hodí se džbánem pro vodu, až se ucho utrhne/So log people carry jar to bring water, than handle rips off. Košile bližší než kabát./Shirt closer than coat.

[@Oonnyyxx80]

My flight from Charleston just got cancelled because of some stupid flight show and created me a ton of problems leading to 5 hours drive to Atlanta at 5 in the morning.. this certainly cheered me up. Thx!

[@MP61PR]

Tak příští týden.. love your vids, even "sour", yes we have to think about ourselves and fight bureaucracy, etc ... hope we get better; by the way you have a great overview and a "semi-functioning castle" it really was, to put it mildly. Keep it up dear Jen!!!

[@jakubrydlo6612]

Ahoj Jen, co takhle video o tom, co máš ráda na Brně? :-D Zdravím z krásné a klidné metropole. A ne. Není to Praha. Říkal jsem klidné. :-D

[@TheElafis]

Ziskat legálně zbran nenní až tak obtížné :) pravě od většiny západnách zemí :) To je většinou bráno jako jeden z důvodů pro bezpečnost.

[@jakubkoller3698]

To je pravda. Sice osobní zkušenost nemám, ale pan Klíma to v České podsvětí hezky vysvětluje.

[@TheElafis]

@@jakubkoller3698 právě že nejde až tak o podsvětí, útočník si utok dobře promyslí, když ví, že obět může mít zbran a bránit se.

[@WelsyCZ]

A přesto ten zbroják a zbraň vlastní úplný minimum lidí. Btw v USA je pořízení zbraně výrazně jednodušší než v ČR. Stačí přijít do obchodu a koupit si ji. Bez ničeho, jen s občankou.

[@TheElafis]

@@WelsyCZ pres 300 000 lidi ho ma. A ne v usa to opravdu neni tak jednoduche… zalezi stat od statu a vsude stejne je potreba jeste security check..

[@marekvasku5610]

Podpisy modrým perem - Neexistuje žádný právní předpis, který by stanovoval, jakým perem je dokument třeba podepsat. Podepsat se můžete čím chcete. Modrý inkoust se ale doporučuje z praktických důvodů. Podpis by měl být čitelný, voděodolný, neblednoucí a dobře schnoucí (nemaže se, nepropíjí, nelepí). Proto pro psaní kronik, nebo na matrikách je doporučen inkoust testovaný mimo jiné na světlostálost a vodostálost. Všeobecná rada podepisovat se modře vychází z praktických zkušeností, ve snaze učinit podpis co nejméně zpochybnitelným. Modrý podpis je oproti černému podpisu hůře zaměnitelný s černou fotokopií (barevná fotokopie modrého podpisu je většinou dobře rozpoznatelná), je obtížněji padělatelný (je lepší i pro grafologický rozbor) a ve shluku černých tištěných písmen je na první pohled dobře viditelný. Je to také otázka tradice a je pokládán za kulturnější, kultivovanější. A jde dobře k pleti ;-)

[@marekvasku5610]

Např. představa, že by politik v Evropě podepsal důležitý dokument třeba černým tlustým fixem, je naprosto nemyslitelná a šílená. :D

[@jacob_dcdn]

"At the úúřaad..." :D that killed me I love your czech!

[@BBanzaj]

7:35 They also have a long tradition of tumbling down mountains

[@simi88simi]

Right on! Most of your points are on point!

[@petrhruby1052]

Miluji vaše videa.

[@Eternaldream00]

I feel i have to add a little something in defence of the "paneláky". In many places these have been privatized and are now being managed either as "condominia" of sorts or by "unit owners'" associations. That means many of them are newly insulated, rennovated, had sloping roofs attached and are generally quite well maintained. :)

[@tt_ms965]

Been living in brno for the past six months and never been happier

[@GamelHoca]

Making plans on coming there soon Your review on it will mean a lot

[@Diana-xm5wq]

10:20 Jsem ráda, že to říkáš, aspoň jsem si uvědomila jednu z mála výhod paneláku - rychlejší Wi-Fi. :D Jinak ale není o co stát, zdi jsou tu jak z papíru a člověk slyší, když má někdo nahlas TV a snad i každý uprdnutí nebo zakašlání.

[@szpflyer4367]

Three times since January 2020 Jitka and I have tried to get the hell out of Dodge and move to Moravia, only to be stymied by circumstances far beyond our meagre control…Covid, a recalcitrant tenant, and now-the horror unravelling 400 km east of Jitka's hometown. This episode (amongst your many others) is helping to keep our 'český sen' alive. Many thanks to you and Honza for your hard work in producing this valuable resource. As an aside, I'd like to hear how the war has affected daily life for expats in Prague. Would that be an appropriate topic for your channel?

[@bmxrichard21]

What place in Moravia did you choose? :) Jen already made a video about the war, anyway, for an English-speaking person nothing has changed. People are now sensitive to Russian/Ukrainian language, which few people recognize. btw. in the Czechia the war changed especially the mindset of the people and it can be seen in the laws, now covid is in the past because the war is more important.

[@szpflyer4367]

​@@bmxrichard21 Our sights are set on Zlámanec...a sleepy village 10 km south-ish of Zlín. Never heard of it? That's why we like it. Somehow I missed Jen's video about the war; I'll check it out. Díky!

[@jojova3776]

Remember my grandparents cottage.Great times.

[@tomastezky89]

Wonderful. Well done indeed. Splendid idea might be, if you were in touch also with Texas Czechs and Chicago Czechs (the 6~7th generation of American Czechs). They still call themselves Czechs, they especially love Czech traditional music called "dechovka." They can be contacted via sport organisation Sokol or via their Czech~American organisation // they sometimes are called Bohemians. You'd have a lot of new spectators ... 👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

[@mariemacova7520]

"Naše nejvyšší hora je Sněžka" :D Top!!!!

[@alexdevilliers402]

Thanks Jen for the great content as always and sharing your findings with good explanation and reasoning. I think the Zizkov tower is just over twice the height of the AZ Tower. (Brno)"Carlton dance"

[@breznik1197]

However, it is doubtful whether the Žižkov tower is a building, "a structure with a roof and walls".

[@afofocadigital4491]

Your hair looks great!!!

[@noone7631]

i love your videos

[@yanisrihandayani]

Absolutely amazing video Thank you for information Have a nice day God Bless you 🤲🤗🤩💐

[@marecekjan]

Tak jsem zhlédnul další fajn video o naší zemi očima „cizinky" a při pohledu na fotky paneláků jsem zjistil, že je tam ulice Jizerská v Ústí nad Labem. 😂

[@iPE_ZA]

Pěkný výstřih ,pěkný šatičky.

[@Dream-bebe]

Wow 😊❤I want to visit next year.

[@abirwait5636]

Thanks for the snipe at Brno! Olomóčák :-)

[@davidpelc]

Yeah, i am working near I.P.Pavlova and the magistrate (or more likely Prague 2 townhall) should really solve the situation with the trams there somehow. ;)

[@janlerl7076]

... again you have polished the Czech ego, perfectly :) ... a very nice video, again! But you have forgot of Bata´s "mrakodrap" - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ba%C5%A5a%27s_Skyscraper :) .

[@Joraell]

Jen you should be some kind of Czech ambasador in USA :D

[@conceptalfa]

Definately!!! 👍 👍 👍

[@VeggieVisa]

Thanks for the shoutout 🥰

[@ussul6524]

do you have new light setup? You look different. really nice. 😍

[@rehnevanek5699]

Your hair looks great!

[@jeffreyjohansen4021]

Ahoj. Great video. I love Czech Republic for many of the same reasons. But I live in a panelaky in Ceske Budejovice 4-6 months of the year, when I am not in my "primary" residence in Cleveland, and I love the minimalism. I can leave all the clutter behind and live a minimalistic life in Ceske Budejovice, which I note does not make it into your videos. Dis Brno, but CB is a fantastic university town with amateur musicians jamming in the pubs and wonderful fish pond parks good for a stroll or bike ride. I like Prague, but I like it here better. I will keep watching and maybe watch some of the earlier videos to see if you get out of Prague.

[@zachgelner2]

Im new to your channel and love your videos. My dream is to move to Prague. Problem is- I dont know where to begin. From necessary documents, to finding a job, to finding a place to live. It all seems so out of reach.

[@tsevca]

I know 100 years seem like a long time to an American, but in European history, it's just a drop in the water. Things we can blame Austria for are present to us daily. Like we have the densest train network in the world, because emperor Franz Josef was a fan of trains. Guys like Sheldon Cooper build models of trains, he had the whole empire for that. Or trafikas - only the countries formerly of Habsburg empire have stores/stands combining newspapers and tobacco - because the Habsburgs used to give the license to sell these as a retirement plan for war veterans. 2022 and they still exist together.

[@karelnovak1569]

Skvělé jako vždy! Je tam však malinká chyba ohledně dostupnosti zbraní. Pro slušné a zodpovědné občany jsou u nás zbraně dostupnější než ve většině zemí Evropy. Dostupnější než v Kalifornii! A i právě proto je u nás bezpečně.

[@WAThomasRKH]

A můžeme je mít a nosit přímo pro obranu, narozdíl od většiny Evropy. Právo na obranu se zbraní máme už dokonce v ústavě.

[@benkelly9362]

I'm sorry, but I just paused the video at 1:00 and I"m sold. Now, I've seen the whole thing and I think I'm gonna start Czech lessons so I can go spend a year there. Or forever, maybe.