It can also be said that "chalupa" is originally a house for ordinary living, which over time has become a holiday home. "Chata" is already built as a recreational facility. But it is difficult to generalize exactly.
@@petex3909 Difference is in location of building. Chata is pupose building, like former scout camps used, usually in rows, chalupa is in village, and what is important, it is legally colaudationed. For us to be exact, when we want to look clever in comments section. And yes i am clever as hell. Haha, peace guys
Chata is often located at a lake or at a river, often small, made from wood, definitely not older than the 20th century, not suitable for permanent living. When I hear "chalupa", I think of a real house, even from the 19th century, theoretically possible to live in, in villages or in the mountains.
@@aswler Chalupa si generaly vilage house for permanent living (think of house for people in a farm) which could have been repurposed to recreational purposes latrer. Chata is weekend house buld as such from scratch..
chata is modern, built just for recreation. chalupa is originally built as a village house, could be farm. these were turn for recreation mostly in 20th century after the war. our family got a chalupa. it's very old. Dostihy a sazky! great! I just tried to tell English people about it :-) good luck with your pregnancy Andrea! xxx
Oh ok that part I didn’t know. Just that the small ones near Prague are chatas and chalupas are bigger. Yet I have never seen a farm here. For fun!... like in Venezuela many of my friends have farm usually consist of a big house with 30 to 100 hectáreas of terrain and some animals 20-100 cows horses chickens and some type of plantation!.. those are super common in South America but I guess not as common in Europe.
It was me who explained you the difference between a chata and a chalupa, but there are more important steps - not only such language details - how to get used to the Czech Republic. E.g. to realize that it's not really cold, it would be at temperatures under minus 10 degrees and severe north wind. In fact, you are lucky to spend here a winter which we call nice, with snow and frozen lakes and so on. 😉
Wow, it looks so czech 🤣... toilets here in the Netherlands are also in the corridor 🤣 it is completely normal for us... Oh god, the vidensky parky!!! I need them right now. The small town looks lovely, this makes me miss the Czech Republic soooo much. Omg the fireplace with coal ... they still use that? Aaaaaaahhh I totally forgot the communal drying laundry things!!! They indeed were Everywhere! Great upload!! Enjoyed big time!
I like your videos a lot. It is always interesting to watch the Czech life from a South American’s perspective. I have recently thought of this channel and realized that I have not stumbled upon a video in my feed for a while. I am glad you seem to be more than well off. Stay healthy!
The algorithm on UA-cam changed 😭 now if the video is not getting as many views or many likes it just won’t appear on ppls feed! That’s why the best is to ring the bell button near the subscribe that way you won’t miss them 😬🤗
@@ArepasforDinner Sadly bcs your channel is great but UA-cam keeps promoting stupid videos completely outside my area of interests on their trending page.
Hi there beautiful family congratulations on making it bigger🤱. I am a Czech for the last 22 years Living in the United States. Originally from Little Village Dobroviz and I also have some family in Hostivice. I do like your videos it reminds me my experiences as a foreigner discovering new country. The culture the people the food the language. I will continue watching your adventures in the places where I grow up.
@@ArepasforDinner Happy valentine to you guys. I live in Florida for about a year in Kissimmee, now I live in Mississippi. Biloxi small town slow easy living quite a bit of tourism because of the casinos, the only downside are the hurricanes.
Do not turn the electric heater to max. It can start to boil the water. E is OK for normal use. Btw. this weekend will be great for making trips around. No mud (about -11°C to -17°C expected).
GRANKO. to je nejdůležitější :-) thumps up. Before the computer age we played Dostihy a Sázky whole families for entire weekend. the best horsies were those after Distanc place . We kinds played it even in work days. i was thaught, that the most expensive horses wasnt the best for financial efectivnes... we even created more money to play longer. simply merging two packages BANK into one.
I've been watching your videos for a while now since I'm planning to move to Prague in the next couple of months. I didn't have the time to binge so instead I was watching older videos that seemed more 'important.' and in lots of them you've mentioned the prospect of having a baby (quite a few times actually!). This new clip seemed interesting, so imagine my shock when I suddenly heard you casually mention that you're pregnant! I don't know you personally but based on your YT channel you seem like a really nice and honest person. Congratulations on the baby, I wish you a fruitful year and even more happiness to come!
Wow Dante such beautiful words! We were indeed longing for a baby for a long time. It was very hard for us but now we are blessed with a rainbow on the way!! 💜 hope your move to Prague is smooth!
Bait and switch, Andrea! I got ready for an e-trip with you and Jan to Snezka, so when you said Kunzak, I was wondering which navigation system you were using. But I got to see "Ceska Kanada" and that's always a treat. If that chalupa is where Jan's family tree originates, it's very impressive!
Hello Paul! Jans family was from Prague and his grandparents were from Snojmo. They got the house in Kunzak later on because his father twin brother got a chalupa there too
@@ArepasforDinner Sounds like Kunzak is a very "Kvapil-rich" place. Now I am wondering if you will also have twins, since it tends to run in the family. I guess that we'll all find out in due course.
Pitty there was no snow at that time, but even the ice Is extaordinary experience. Loved the slow motions of breaking the ice. We have (And I am sure u do too) like 0,5 m of snow now and it's just so beautiful (even thouth u need to digg your way out :D) Finally a real winter. I am not a fun of this winter without snow, looks kindda ugly And depresing. U can do a video of sledging down a hill in your area next time 😅 And happy birthsday btw, also late congratulations for your pregnancy (I was suspecting since u went to Venezuela) And wish u a pleasant course!
Thank you for watching and for the good wishes!! Yes indeed we are getting so much snow here in Hostivice is crazy!! I wasn't that sad about the snow in Kunzak because we did encounter some in the forest and after all we've been literally buried under snow for so long already haha also (can't lie) but since there wasn't that much snow I was a bit happy cause i can't do many snow sports cause of the pregnancy!.. I do want lots of snow next year tho so we can go skiing
We have the same furnace for heating at our chalupa :-) It’s terrible - you always smell like a chimney after adding the coal from the top. Luckily, we exchanged it for a heat pump.
You must buy good black coal and not burning brown shit like most of peoople :-D it has even better heating performance, people always look only on price for kg and they can't really calculate what is really cheaper. BTW I actually never saw house which really uses coal as main heat source, people mostly burn wood at chata and have central heating from heating plant or from their gas or electric boiler.
@@Pidalin if you have never seen a house heated with coal, how can you give out advice? This house as well as all the others in the village have been heated with coal for generations, so they know what they’re doing. Luckily more and more people turn to other sources nowadays
@@aksileb I can give advice because I studied heating and cooling systems. I am originaly from Prague, heating with coal was thing there last time maybe in 80s and now we have boiler for wood, I live in furniture factory (we have little apartment here) so it's feeded automaticaly from wood sawdust.
Bella Andrea es siempre un gusto ver tus videos, estás muy linda en el embarazo ya se te ve la panzita . Que rico estoy deseosa de ir allá no aguanto mas este encierro. Pero se que tenemos que esperar. Un beso y felicidades 🥳 a ti y tú cuñado por los cumpleaños 🎁
Thank you for sharing your adventure. Going out in the forest is one of my happy places. Happy birthday to your brother in law and again happy birthday to you as well.Qué Dios los bendiga.
@@ArepasforDinner welcome. It has been a blessing for me to be surrounded by forest. When weather permits I walk in the forest daily. I love living close to the ocean and the mountains and wouldn’t want it any other way. Nature is soothing and inspirational to the soul.
It can also be said that "chalupa" is originally a house for ordinary living, which over time has become a holiday home. "Chata" is already built as a recreational facility. But it is difficult to generalize exactly.
and on cottage you cant have central heating..this is a house
@@petex3909 Difference is in location of building. Chata is pupose building, like former scout camps used, usually in rows, chalupa is in village, and what is important, it is legally colaudationed. For us to be exact, when we want to look clever in comments section. And yes i am clever as hell. Haha, peace guys
I didn't even know that there was a difference between chalupa and chata and I'm Czech haha😂 great video!
Hahah my mom in law pointed out to me... I like better the word Chata cause it's easier to remember... haha But apparently if it's big is a chalupa!..
Chata is often located at a lake or at a river, often small, made from wood, definitely not older than the 20th century, not suitable for permanent living. When I hear "chalupa", I think of a real house, even from the 19th century, theoretically possible to live in, in villages or in the mountains.
@@aswler Chalupa si generaly vilage house for permanent living (think of house for people in a farm) which could have been repurposed to recreational purposes latrer. Chata is weekend house buld as such from scratch..
chata - a cabin ,,chalupa - a cottage
chata is modern, built just for recreation. chalupa is originally built as a village house, could be farm. these were turn for recreation mostly in 20th century after the war. our family got a chalupa. it's very old. Dostihy a sazky! great! I just tried to tell English people about it :-) good luck with your pregnancy Andrea! xxx
Oh ok that part I didn’t know. Just that the small ones near Prague are chatas and chalupas are bigger. Yet I have never seen a farm here. For fun!... like in Venezuela many of my friends have farm usually consist of a big house with 30 to 100 hectáreas of terrain and some animals 20-100 cows horses chickens and some type of plantation!.. those are super common in South America but I guess not as common in Europe.
@@ArepasforDinner Wait, u mean they have those fams for fun??
It was me who explained you the difference between a chata and a chalupa, but there are more important steps - not only such language details - how to get used to the Czech Republic. E.g. to realize that it's not really cold, it would be at temperatures under minus 10 degrees and severe north wind. In fact, you are lucky to spend here a winter which we call nice, with snow and frozen lakes and so on. 😉
Great video, as always! So nice to get away if only for a day! And Happy belated birthday!
Thank you! And yes indeed! A much needed getaway. I think we are all a bit fed-up with the staying at home thing
Wow, it looks so czech 🤣... toilets here in the Netherlands are also in the corridor 🤣 it is completely normal for us... Oh god, the vidensky parky!!! I need them right now. The small town looks lovely, this makes me miss the Czech Republic soooo much. Omg the fireplace with coal ... they still use that?
Aaaaaaahhh I totally forgot the communal drying laundry things!!! They indeed were Everywhere! Great upload!! Enjoyed big time!
Thank you Lenny went kind of inspired in your own videos!!
@@ArepasforDinner haha you are so cool-!
Comunal hanging of clothes outside was normal in slovakia too, but nbd does it anymore. Great video :) Thank u for ur content
Thank you for watching!!!
Congrats Andrea! I love watching your videos. Hopefully 2021 is better than 2020. :)
Hopefully it is!! 💜💜😊
I like your videos a lot. It is always interesting to watch the Czech life from a South American’s perspective. I have recently thought of this channel and realized that I have not stumbled upon a video in my feed for a while. I am glad you seem to be more than well off. Stay healthy!
The algorithm on UA-cam changed 😭 now if the video is not getting as many views or many likes it just won’t appear on ppls feed! That’s why the best is to ring the bell button near the subscribe that way you won’t miss them 😬🤗
@@ArepasforDinner Sadly bcs your channel is great but UA-cam keeps promoting stupid videos completely outside my area of interests on their trending page.
@@aswler oh :( I totally hear you. I’m facing the same problem with many youtubers I loved and can’t find
Hi there beautiful family congratulations on making it bigger🤱. I am a Czech for the last 22 years Living in the United States.
Originally from Little Village Dobroviz and I also have some family in Hostivice. I do like your videos it reminds me my experiences as a foreigner discovering new country.
The culture the people the food the language. I will continue watching your adventures in the places where I grow up.
Hello Karel thanks for the nice comment I hope I can keep you entertained! Where are you living in the states?! We used to live in Florida
@@ArepasforDinner Happy valentine to you guys. I live in Florida for about a year in Kissimmee, now I live in Mississippi.
Biloxi small town slow easy living quite a bit of tourism because of the casinos, the only downside are the hurricanes.
Do not turn the electric heater to max. It can start to boil the water. E is OK for normal use.
Btw. this weekend will be great for making trips around. No mud (about -11°C to -17°C expected).
Hahaha I think I’ll pass. Staying home sounds more cozy for a super romantic valentines
GRANKO. to je nejdůležitější :-) thumps up. Before the computer age we played Dostihy a Sázky whole families for entire weekend. the best horsies were those after Distanc place . We kinds played it even in work days. i was thaught, that the most expensive horses wasnt the best for financial efectivnes... we even created more money to play longer. simply merging two packages BANK into one.
Smart!.. The thing about merging more money!! hahaha it's such a fun game... Monopoly was my favorite game to play in our farm
I've been watching your videos for a while now since I'm planning to move to Prague in the next couple of months. I didn't have the time to binge so instead I was watching older videos that seemed more 'important.' and in lots of them you've mentioned the prospect of having a baby (quite a few times actually!). This new clip seemed interesting, so imagine my shock when I suddenly heard you casually mention that you're pregnant! I don't know you personally but based on your YT channel you seem like a really nice and honest person. Congratulations on the baby, I wish you a fruitful year and even more happiness to come!
Wow Dante such beautiful words! We were indeed longing for a baby for a long time. It was very hard for us but now we are blessed with a rainbow on the way!! 💜 hope your move to Prague is smooth!
Kunžak to je na Vysočině 🙂 near my hometown
I like it... Czech Canada!!! Where is your hometown?
@@ArepasforDinner Počátky :)
Bait and switch, Andrea! I got ready for an e-trip with you and Jan to Snezka, so when you said Kunzak, I was wondering which navigation system you were using. But I got to see "Ceska Kanada" and that's always a treat. If that chalupa is where Jan's family tree originates, it's very impressive!
Hello Paul! Jans family was from Prague and his grandparents were from Snojmo. They got the house in Kunzak later on because his father twin brother got a chalupa there too
@@ArepasforDinner Sounds like Kunzak is a very "Kvapil-rich" place. Now I am wondering if you will also have twins, since it tends to run in the family. I guess that we'll all find out in due course.
the way you tried to go through the tree was the funniest thing ever😂and jan😂😂 i laughed through the whole video😂
Hahahaha that's honestly and no filter the real me!.. Jan calls me "patata" that literally means potato! :')
Pitty there was no snow at that time, but even the ice Is extaordinary experience. Loved the slow motions of breaking the ice. We have (And I am sure u do too) like 0,5 m of snow now and it's just so beautiful (even thouth u need to digg your way out :D) Finally a real winter. I am not a fun of this winter without snow, looks kindda ugly And depresing. U can do a video of sledging down a hill in your area next time 😅
And happy birthsday btw, also late congratulations for your pregnancy (I was suspecting since u went to Venezuela) And wish u a pleasant course!
Thank you for watching and for the good wishes!! Yes indeed we are getting so much snow here in Hostivice is crazy!! I wasn't that sad about the snow in Kunzak because we did encounter some in the forest and after all we've been literally buried under snow for so long already haha also (can't lie) but since there wasn't that much snow I was a bit happy cause i can't do many snow sports cause of the pregnancy!.. I do want lots of snow next year tho so we can go skiing
Hmm, jednohubka s banánem, zajímavá kombinace 😝ale asi ne pro mě
HAHAHAA it's good really! Give it a go
cuando te agarraste del palito jajajjajajajajjajajajjajajajajaja Más videos como estos :-)))
We have the same furnace for heating at our chalupa :-) It’s terrible - you always smell like a chimney after adding the coal from the top. Luckily, we exchanged it for a heat pump.
Much better! And healthier for the world 💜
You must buy good black coal and not burning brown shit like most of peoople :-D it has even better heating performance, people always look only on price for kg and they can't really calculate what is really cheaper. BTW I actually never saw house which really uses coal as main heat source, people mostly burn wood at chata and have central heating from heating plant or from their gas or electric boiler.
@@Pidalin if you have never seen a house heated with coal, how can you give out advice? This house as well as all the others in the village have been heated with coal for generations, so they know what they’re doing. Luckily more and more people turn to other sources nowadays
@@aksileb I can give advice because I studied heating and cooling systems. I am originaly from Prague, heating with coal was thing there last time maybe in 80s and now we have boiler for wood, I live in furniture factory (we have little apartment here) so it's feeded automaticaly from wood sawdust.
Not jealous of the weather,but I love Prague.
Bella Andrea es siempre un gusto ver tus videos, estás muy linda en el embarazo ya se te ve la panzita . Que rico estoy deseosa de ir allá no aguanto mas este encierro. Pero se que tenemos que esperar. Un beso y felicidades 🥳 a ti y tú cuñado por los cumpleaños 🎁
Gracias Bella 💜
congratulations on being pregnant.
Thank you! 💜🍾
Personally i didnt know that Kunžak existed. Sounds like Pakistani village tho.
This is definitely a chalupa, I´d even call it a house.
Ewww salami and banana!....I must try it😂...It is with garlic spread?
Hahaha yes 😂🤷🏽♀️
Thank you for sharing your adventure. Going out in the forest is one of my happy places. Happy birthday to your brother in law and again happy birthday to you as well.Qué Dios los bendiga.
Ooh gracias
@@ArepasforDinner welcome. It has been a blessing for me to be surrounded by forest. When weather permits I walk in the forest daily. I love living close to the ocean and the mountains and wouldn’t want it any other way. Nature is soothing and inspirational to the soul.
05/02 bday... NOTED :)
😂💜💜