HUNGARY IN 2024: The Things They NEVER Told You... | 53 Insane Facts
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I can send you a recording to how to say this Hungarian things.
Magyar vagyok
You got Budapest right
Nice collection, congrats! But the pronunciation is between the bad and the totally different (word), very few exception. If you interested, maybe i can help somehow.
The "Busójárás" originates back to the turkish occupation and meant not to scare away the winter, but the turkish invaders.
As already others said, maybe you could consider at least listening to the words in googles translator. Not the best option, but if you really don't have any native speaker around to ask, it could do the trick.
Great respect from Poland. We will never forget your help in 1920 when you were the only nation who helped us to defend our country against soviet invasion. ✌
That's only because they lost a war as a "soviet republic". If they (somehow) won that war against Czechoslovakia and Romania... i doubt they would've sent any help... to you :))
@@alphadios2003 You have no idea of the history between the two nations, we were friends since the 14th century.
@@i-love-lobotomy There is no such thing as friendship between nations. This is just some propaganda to further some nationalistic goals. Trust me. If the Hungarian Soviet Republic had it's way and conquered Czechoslovakia and Romania, Poland would be next. At that time it was no longer about nation as much as it was about ideology, that is, the communist ideology. The hungarian communist would surely have sided with the russians against the poles.
@@alphadios2003 you know nothing about how much Hungarians consider poles our brothers. Please don't speak for us. Love to Poland from Hungary
@@alphadios2003 Hungarian Soviet Republic have never existed. Call it just Hungary like everybody else.
What matters is what happened, and as a result, many Poles and Hungarians consider each other friends. I consider Poles a friend like my father did. It means more trust, more opened mind and soul towards Poles. These feelings are based on our historical experience and similarities what are real. (The historical coincidences which led to this strong sympathy started in the Middle Ages.)
As a Hungarian I really enjoyed this video, it made me really proud. And I'm sorry, but that pronunciation nearly made me jump out of the window.
Why didn't you?
@@LEK-we2hh 4 minutes ago is crazy
@@BARMOK1Not wrong though 😂 it is stated in the video that our language is one of the hardest and our pronounce is different from most european language 😂 for example i didnt even find the way in english phoneticals to pronounce C as we do
Hortobági😔
It was so funny. Wasn’t it?
I'm Hungarian and this video.. it made me feel proud and i enjoyed it too!
urban legend says Freddie Mercury once saw the Hungarian Parliament and wanted to buy it
bruhhhh
He certainly joked about it. :) Then he drank some pálinka and he had a change of mind. :D
Well he was asking about how many bedrooms it has so he probably thought about buying it
No they did not sell it ? 🤭
as I personaly know their guide can confirm it is NOT an urban legend.
#48 The second oldest underground metro in the world, at the same time the first in continental Europe🙂
As Hungarian this video is approved.
exept for the stew part bc gulash is soup not stew
@thisisnotdorottya Well, it IS in North America, unfortunately. It is on several menus, and they always make it a stew, and with NO caraway seeds. What a blasphemy, lol.
@@nmg6046 yes i know, but in this video they're talking about hungary, and in hungary gulash is a soup, the other thing similar to gulash is pörkölt wich is a stew
@@thisisnotdorottya and I love'em both! 😊
@@nmg6046 i prefer the soup
My great-grandparents were both Hungarian-born in Goncruszka. I wish to learn Hungarian and visit Hungary someday!
Great video!
However, the pronunciations... I was hopeful when I heard Budapest said correctly... but the rest? Széchenyi, Vajdahunyad, Tokaji Aszú?
I recommend putting the words in google translate, and hear how the hungarian robot says it. Then use that version in the videos. (I guess it would apply for most other languages too.)
As a swede living in Hungary i can just say that many words are very hard to say.
@@mikaelgideryd thats true, but in this video he didn't even try. I've never heard such blatant butchering of our language.
Hodmezzovaszarhelli killed me. 😅
@@chancethin9250 I've actually heard much worse before, some of it was a breath of fresh air, while other parts were just the same old disappointing mess.
Idk how this guy only got some of them right, but credit where credit is due, he did try. And the video is very good otherwise.
Don't be too harsh on them. My wife can barely pronounce our words and she has a Hungarian to learn from. My favourite was when she said Pöcs instead of Pécs.
I laughed so hard I could barely explain to her why I was rolling on the ground.
As a hungarian it was great to hear so many good things about our country. We are a pessimistic nation and we have all reasons to do so 😂 so yeah its good to remind us for the positive side too. Thank you :)
Hungary is a very beautiful and a very special Country with a wonderful people. I spent there six lovely years.
Me to spent 6 wonderful years here, And i hope it will be many more. I love Hungary
Haha, you're not too far from the truth. Some counties in Canada actually almost as big as the country of Hungary (though not as beautiful for sure)
My beloved country! I would never leave here!❤❤❤
részvétem
Thank you😂
@@danielkuhar7813Szóval te is azok közé tartolzol, aki szereti a hazáját, azt csak lenézni tudja, inkább téged kell sajnálni.
@@norbigyori761 mesélj kérlek, mit lehet itt szeretni? Az óriási államadósságot? A korrupt kormányt? A kilátástalan helyzetet a lakáspiacon? Esetleg a romokban lévő oktatást és egészségügyet? Azért mert "szép" az ország nem teszi élhetővé
@@danielkuhar7813
A rock and roll nem egy tánc!
A Jóisten nem kívánság műsor!
A haza nem ingyen konyha!
Dolgozzon!
Nem szegyenli magát amikor így sír? Ne nyafogjon, nem férfias!
Én jól vagyok ,kormanyoktol függetlenül. Amim van csak magamnak és a családomnak, és a jo istennek koszonhetem.
Ja, 40 éve maszek vagyok?
Lovely video, I enjoyed watching it and learning about Hungary. My daughter was there in 2023 and she went again for work purposes just a few days ago. Beautiful country, looks so clean.
Hungary holds the record not only for the most Olympic gold medal per capita, but also the most Nobel price per capita too.
One of them was given for something what nowdays most of people know very well from everydays life:
Vitamin C was found by Szentgyörgyi Albert.
+ a bunch of hungarian scientist took significant part in the Manhattan project.
+ Neumann János (John von Neumann) called as the Father of Digital Computer due to calculation based on the binary numeral system.
Herzl Tivadar (Theodor Herzl) was a hungarian jewish who was born in Pest (before Buda and Pest union).
He is called as "Father of modern political Zionism" or "Visionary of the State".
He is mentioned in the Israeli Declaration of Independence as "The spiritual father of the Jewish State".
Nobel Prize, not “price”.
90% of Hungarian Nobel Prize winners worked and still working abroad… a “beautiful” example Katalin Kariko’s career…
@@EmsurfShark He wants to say, that when these people were working or wanted to work on their prize winning inventions nobody gave a **** about them and nobody supported them, So they had to leave. Yet now that they are famous everybody is beating his/her chest of how many nobel prize winners WE gave the world...
Also a bit of nitpick: Szentgyörgyi didn't found vitamin C, he got the prize for studying it's effects.
And by the way we don't hold the record of Nobel prize winners per capita sadly we're not even close.
@@gyoergypecsi So, they are Hungarians...What did you want to say?
Te, megszomorodott..
@@gyoergypecsi They studied in Hungary and thought in Hungarian!
Azt hogy nem m.o. tartja ezeket a dijakat hanem magyar szarmazasu emberek. Te megszomorodott
There is one correction I'd like to make as a Hungarian, goulash is not a stew, it's a soup! Even neighboring countries think it's a stew, but in reality it's not.
Also the real goulash is made of beef.;)
@@HungarianAstronaut yea
it's technically a stew, we just call it a soup. But it is actually stew by definition.
@@Kat-qf7ov yea no
The base of the soup is indeed a beef stew, however in order to make it a soup you have to add on sufficient amount of water. Therefore after that it’s no more a stew but a soup.😉
4:08 Horse-herdsman: when the whip snaps, the end of the whip exceeds the speed of sound. This sets off a shock wave, creating a sonic boom.🙂
Because the love and respect of the horse.
I'm proud i was born in Hungary and thank you for made this beautiful video ❤
Hey I'm hungarian too but I missed the mention of trianon when the country got mutilated. A great video btw.
Thanks for a very nice video about this wonderful country. Im a Swede living in Hungary for over 6 years now. I see people tells you about language, but its not easy to speak and understand it. But one thing. The area around Lake Balaton should have one own video, For example the pictures of Tihany that you showed, This place i9s amazing to visit and so do beautiful, Same with Keszthely and many more places. But it was a very nice video. Thanks
Why did you come here its a shithouse
Ima Hungarian living in Sweden🥲
I also recommend Siófok!!❤
Great video! Keep up the good work! - A new subscriber from Hungary! :)
Potery…. Zsolnay and Herendy is kinda famous too( mostly porcelains) and “eozin” is a very interesting color (or mix of it idk it has some interesting looks)
Fact Nr.: 54
As you watching this vid on a computer or a smartphone, did you know, the first digital computer was designed
by a Hungarian? Name: Neumann János or John von Neumann in the west
The first computer was also built by him - and even todays computers still operate on the same principle
Ofc the first computer had a size of a bigger room - while you now holding an incredibly more powerfull device
in your hands, if you watched the vid on a smartphone... But I mean it was 1952 back then...
Ne feledd,hogy a Basic nyelv is hozzá magyar agy szüleménye.
@@kegyetlenkolbasz2003 pontosan 👍
As a Hungarian I liked this video. It was really heavy on Budapest (understandably), thanks for showing 53 facts (besides gulyás being a soup not a stew), it is a good starting point for people. :)
Hungary is one of the greatest countries i have ever visited i hope it never changes
Great video! One great thing is also the Baroque Festival in Győr where one lucky couple gets married in baroque costumes. Even strangers can participate, dress in beautiful gowns. There are dancers, musicians, and a parade across the city
As i hungarian, I loved the video, it was great. I liked how you mentioned the 8th. Since this event is quite close to me, I may not have been alive when it happened, but my birthday is connected to it. And I also liked that you didn't talk about Orbán, but rather about historical things. I didn't even know about many things that they exist in Hungary but not elsewhere (for example, kürtöskálács). Among similar videos in English, you were the first to pronounce Budapest correctly. Regardless of the fact that I'm Hungarian and I already knew about most things, I really enjoyed the video. I really respect you for it.
Nagyon szép összefoglaló! Megkönnyeztem, hogy mennyi mindenre büszkék lehetünk! ♥
Meg szeretnek lopni ? 😂 Irigyek, kabzsiak.....!
54: Téliszalámi 😉Great video
It's really funny as a Hungarian to hear Hungarian words said in an English accent
Nice (and correct) compilation. ♥ (Despite the incorrect pronunciation.)
If I would of havenot been in Hungary, I zouldn't & I woyldn't be able to understand, several introductions / explonations! terrible / awefull tape!!
This video is interesting and correkt. Congratulation!
Beautifull
EXTREMELY VERY SHAMEFUL - PAINFUL - & VERY HUMILIATING!SIMPLY JSUT AWEFUL!!!
En magyar. Vagyok neztem SA Australia 🇦🇺 Thanks video 😊
I love to work here.. but i dont know how.. i love hungary as well as finland..
I'm hungarian and it's great to see that not only us hungarian people know abut our traditions....
Nice, correct video. Thnx for the upload! A kiejtésen még van mit csiszolni, de alakul 👍
im a hungarian but i live in iceland. this video correct!
Én is szeretnék odaköltözni talán, te nem bántad meg?
@@giccuyamax3605 eletem legjobb dontese volt!!
@@to44496 Nagyon örülök neked😁! Remélem egyszer én is eljutok oda. és köszi a választ 😉
Not really. They like to steal 🤮
If you want to drink real "Pálinka", go to Székelys. They really know what real "pálinka" is like.
wow, it is a great video with true infos about my motherland. grats and thx!
As a hungarian that prounaciation almost made me cry "BudapeSt" with a normal S. bro im 31 sec in the video but i love it already.
I was hopeful after that, too, but then it just went downhill from there. Almost made me cry for different reasons.
As a Hungarian, even I didn't know some of these facts, very well made video and very interesting!
I just loved the way you pronounced Hódmezővásárhely, and the others as well 😂
Hungary is dirty and poor...
@BozgorSlayer so your mouth and soul mf
I really liked this video. And the way you said Budapest excused the other pronunciation issues. And I also learned some stuff too.
I Love Hungary 🇭🇺
Great video ❤ 🙏🇭🇺
SIMPLY AWEFUL TAPE! AWEFUL EVERY WAY! TERRIBLE!!
@@alfredbenedek3398 én azért megtanulnék angolul mielőtt így lejáratom magam
Actually, Hungary has been founded in 1000. 896 is the year of Home Conquest, and we weren't accepted as a country because hungarians weren't christian. In 1000, our first king has been coronated with the crown sent by the pope himself, and that's the date of Hungary's foundation. We celebrate the Day of State on the 20th of August each year.
The explanation in the video is correct: between 896 - 1000 the Hungarian state is known in history as the "Principality of Hungary" and from 1001 (the coronation of Stephen I and the official Christianization) it was called the : "Kingdom of Hungary"..... a state can exist in different forms or religions.
I think Bulgaria together with Macedonia are the oldest countries in Europe ?
@@antonl3512 1. San Marino · 2. Denmark · 3. France · 4. Austria · 5. Hungary · 6. Portugal · 7. Andorra · 8. Switzerland · 9. Monaco · 10. Sweden.
Bulgaria and Macedia is not even in the top ten oldest countries.
@@szaboattila844 Nem teljesen igaz, főleg ha Magna Hungariát államként nevezték, akkor jóval korábbi az államalapításunk, mint 896.
Nice, quetly authentic content. Tokaji Aszú is: Tokayi Ossoo, Széchenyi is: Saychainy, Palóc soup is: Polowts soup.
As a Hungarian i advise for people to try the Pálinka. Its much better than Vodka or even Beer but the downside of it is that you shouldnt drink too much of it
And you should have included Eger and the Battle of Eger as well. I dont want to explain it right now but you can search it up and read about it on Wikipedia
Thanks for making it! At last we are not bashed.
Köszönjük
Plot twist, at the Balaton part, the Balaton is behind the Abbey of Tihany, in the picture is the Belső-lake.
Why name of great footballer "Puskas " is absent in this video ?
THANKS , EXILENT PRESENTATION , AS A FOREIGNER .
Amazing Country. ❤
As a hungarian, there were facts in this video that i did not know (:
BRO PRONOUNCED BUDAPEST RIGHT RAAAAH 🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🔊🔊🔊
Brilliant!
I never thought it would be this funny to watch a video of my own country 😂
But I can tell, even for us it's hard to learn our own language 🤣
As a Hungarian i can confirm the things in this video it saying true things.
hey, i just wanna tell u that gulash is actually a soup, the stew that is similar to gulash is pörkölt
7:35 its Pécs not Pest... lot of pronunciation problem :D
I am even impressed by this video as a Hungarian. Some facts i dont even knew.
Thank you SO MUCH for saying Budapest with an ‘sh’
Pályinka
I also find interesting new things althrough I'm from Hungary🥰
More facts about Hungary.
It was a Hungarian inventor who invented the carburettor for the explosive engine. He was János Csonka (interestingly, it is attributed to someone else because it was perfected by someone else).
The only horse to win all his races (54) , Kincsem was Hungarian.
This was great, but I think that "Héviz", with Europe's largest thermal lake, deserves a mention. Maybe when you publish the next 53 insane facts about Hungary. :-)
The tricolour of Hungarian Flag is not red, white and black, but Red, White and GREEN!
Hát pontosan azt mondta.Benézted?
He told exactly that, green at the end.
Congrats hungary! Kudos to you guys🎉
Thank you ❤❤
LIVING IN HUNGARY IS A PURE GRIMDARK NIGHTMARE FUEL
Mouthwatering. I am living here in Budapest so I know it all, but was a nice kaleidoscope. The names and geographical names were totally butchered 😂😅
As a Hungarian I am greatful for this wellmade video! But that pronunciation 😅 oh my Gosh! Sometimes I could baerly recognise what u mean but u selected great pictures to help me with that. ❤
As a Hungarian, I never heard of the Palóc soup haha. Dont wanna be a bully, but the prononciation is sometimes so bad that it means different. I can hear the trying but yea... :) Keep up the good work!
Pedig nagyon jó a palócleves. Feltétlen kóstold meg!
Akkor te a betyárost sem ismered :)
@@lilanglilang5053 nem, de ha készítesz, megkóstolom 🤭
Excellent video, but 1+ more, the countrywise wide National Natureparks System too.🇭🇺🙃
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7:32 WAIT, IS PÉCS NOW PEST? XD
"Paech" as you are supposed to say it
Almost forgot, the Ly combo is the same as J for us, say it as "y" in a word, so "Kaaroye" or "Kaaroyi"
#4: I'm probably not the first who feels the need to point it out, but the real Hungarian goulash is a soup. It's weird because according to historical evidence, the original version was a stew, and foreign people are also know it as a stew. But despite this, I've yet to meet a Hungarian person who've ever made it as a stew. We have many good stews but goulash is not one of them. It's a soup.
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in Vajdahunyad letter J is pronounced like y in yellow
1:39 The kid's cube is damaged. There is a black tile. 2:15 No, that's not how you ponounce it. The "j" is like the y in "you", and the "sz" is like the s in "see", you see.. 2:58 No. Once again, wrongly pronounced. "S" in see, "ey" from Neymar, the second "c" from consciousness, "ey" from Neymar again, "ny" from Canyonyon, and i from "mister". 3:20 The j is like the y in "you", and the ny is like the "ny" in canyon. 3:36 the gy is similar to the g in "greek, just a bit softer. If it's too soft, it becomes a "ty". 3:57 Yes, not gonna explain it again. 4:24 the ó is an o from "original" just longe. The c is an way softer version of the second c in "consciousness", with your tongue less pushed against the top of your mouth. 5:13 is pronounced right but "csikós" is pronounced differently. I'm tired of correcting, so I'll save this in watch later.
The 2nd c in consciousness is closer to a Hungarian cs. And the gy not really has any equvalents in english because even if you give a British example like as "du" from duke or duty it can be pronounced as "dzs" by some people. And "ty" is just the voiceless (zöngétlen) version of "gy".
@@tovarishcheleonora8542 Thanks.
as a hungarian i really liked this video but there's one thing you forgo-. Oh sorry did i say anything? Good job on the video
Egy magyarként nekem nagyon tetszett a videó de valami kimara-, Oh bocsánat mondtam valamit? szép munka a videóban nagyon jó lett
Sekenyi bridge:)
Vazsda Hunjad:)
Stb stb
Jahh :) A tokazsi azunál feküdtem én is
Actually, Chimney Cake is from Transylvania in Romania, but at the end of 10th century Hungarians conquered this area so that is why in Hungary its so famous. But the same Chimney cakes are everywhere in Slovakia (which I am from), Czech republic and even other countries in Europe, so it is not just a hungarian thing. Slovakia even have special Chimney cake from Skalica (small town) which is the only one in the world (with its recipe).
Chimney cake didn't exist yet when the Hungarians conquered. It's a much later invention. It's lovely how neighbours try to claim everything Hungarian for themselves. Invent your own things and leave ours alone...
ChatGPT served your text? Which app did you use for the voice?
Both the safety match and the helicopter are Hungarian inventions :)
Ok, the pronounciation is painfully bad, but the important part is that these are some really good facts. I enjoyed :)
Paris of the East is Bucharest. Budapest is the Pearl of the Danube.
Rather : France is the Romania of the west . 😂😂
Goulash is NOT A STEW! It's a soup.
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Fun Fact: Tokaji aszu. When you say it like that, it's like a Japanese drink. Try to pronounce: [ˈtokɒji] // and aszu = "asu". Great Video!
As long as noone relies on the pronunciation (it's like 10% correct), this video is quite cool ✌🏻
As a Hungarian I enjoyed a lot but almost half of the facts was about Budapest
Multiple cities have been called that. It's not one specific city.
Goulash / Gulyás is actually a soup. It starts as a stew, but as we add more water and vegetables, it ends up being a soup.
OMG so great! As a Hungarian I really liked the topics, and after you saying "Budapest" I thought you might just be Hungarian yourself! 😮🇭🇺
But next time you might want to ask a national to dub the parts of foreign words because it was painful to hear "Széchenyi" as "Csécsenyi". "Tokaji" as "Tokazsi". And so on. 🦻💔💀👻💀
How about a follow-up? ;)
Nice video, keep up this good work... But always the same usual s..t about hungary, there is so much more, like. the Mecsek, Bakony, Zala and its tiny oil fields, the nationalityes who are live together since long time, the Ikarus, the Csepel brand, our motorsport talents, and so on.
These videos usually just done by a 1 second long google search and people just read up a random article's content that copied from another article that copied another etc.
poppy seed, legal poppy cultivation
It's a bit incomplete, but there are a few other things that are natural to us, but the visitors raise their eyebrows at it.
2:18 You are supposed to pronounce it as "Tokayi(h) Azu" because it's from Tokaj, a place, and Tokay-I means it is from there, or has to do smt with it
3:01 You are supposed to say it as "Sechenyi" too
Before you ask: Yes, I'm Hungarian, that's why I know
I like how Budapest is pronounced correctly (not with an [es]) but almost every other Hungarian name was butchered. If I didn't see them written on the screen I wouldn't get half of it just by hearing them.
Im hungry😢😢😢
Some more hungarian inventions are the color TV, light bulbs, the helicopter and more