Thanks for the chuckle today. Sometimes we all make errors, just some are funnier than others. You haven't had pizza unless you've had it from Pizza Hut. LOL
lol This is so funny and I have to sometimes still decipher words that my inlaws say in their broken english here in Canada. I love them so much and their cute accents♥️ Going to Poland for first time this May! To Gdansk area (+ Sopot, Tczew, Malbork etc). First time for my husband to return since he immigrated to Canada 30 yrs ago🥹It will be super special and meaningful for us. Cant wait!!
I'm half Polish half English, growing up in the UK we used to LOVE going to Pizza Hut! Lol, I can see where the confusion came from. Learning Polish my head really struggles to remember the words that are the same as the English, I think my brain just leaves them in the English department. If by some chance I do remember them I feel really embarrassed pronouncing them in the Polish way, like I'm never sure if I'm doing it correctly - like internet, omelette, pub etc. 🤍❤
Great video - yes this is a bit of comfort food for me when I am missing Canada. Back home we have the "Canadian Pizza" at Pizza Hut - regular crust pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms and crumbled bacon - Yum yum. Also the "Hawaiian" pizza was invented at a small pizzeria in Chatham, Ontario - Yum yum also. Now I'm hungry - off to Pizza Hut.
It didn't touch me because Dave z Ameryki explained it some time ago but I must admit that I also once thought it was a hat. This logo looks like a hat. Whoever designed it did it on purpose to confuse non-English people and he's probably laughing about it to this day 🤗🤭😅
Love it! To be honest I didn't think too much about it while living in Poland. Yes, that little thing on top of the Pizza Hut looks like a hat rather than the roof. At least from the Polish perspective :D On the other hand hut=chata sounds similar enough to make it easier to remember :)
I love Pizza Hut. One of my best childhood memories was going there with my mom and sister as a kid in the 90s. It was such a cool and modern place compared to the rest of Poland at that time. The cheese pizza (the topping was just 4 kind of cheese, greasy as fuck 😂) was my favourite. Pizza Hut and McDonald's made me feel the US is super cool.
Twoje przypadki z uczniami są dla mnie naprawdę zaskakujące. Już w zeszłym wieku, jak tylko pizza hut pojawiła się w Polsce, byłem nastolatkiem i angielski znałem słabo, ale wystarczyło mi znajomości języka aby wiedzieć co oznacza nazwa firmy. Naprawdę jestem zaskoczony poziomem ogarnięcia Twoich uczniów 😂. Powodzenia !
I have a video request. I want to know how Poland does with foreign cuisines. How good are their adaptations? Is your initial reaction that the subject is too trivial? I went to Japan and the food was good, but after just a few days, I found myself getting tired of sushi and tempura. I found they couldn't even make a hamburger. As attentive to detail as these people are, they were completely lost and I realized that I was limited to just Japanese food. I heard they have a lot of Pizzerias, there. And apparently, even a few American style pizzerias. I heard mostly they closely imitate the Italian style, when they make Pizza. This might be a subject that is important to you. You might get tired of Russian food. I think Polish food is pretty similar to Russian food. Anyway, I'm quite impressed with your videos and your channel. You are doing a great job at helping me, the lost tourist, get some understanding of this strange country, and how it differs from all the stereotypes I have about Central Europe.
Let me explain very briefly what the name Pizza Hut means. Originally, it meant "hat" and not "hut" because it started in Kansas with a big German population and in German "Hut" means "hat" and it is pronounced as "hoot". That is why the roof looks primarily like a hat but with a big similarity to a little house, just to play on words. But later, when the chain started to get big, the German "Hut" became English "hoot" to stress the sound, especially sound made by human voice. Since such sound is made by mouth used also for eating pizza, the actual meaning refers to human mouth in general. That is why all Pizza Hut restaurants have a bell to suggest this sound. In other words, "Pizza Hut" should be pronounced "Pizza Hoot", this is how most of non-English speakers including Polish, German, Spanish, would pronounce it. There is much more to the meaning behind the name, the shape of the roof, or the pizza in general. But it would take a book to explain.
I used to say as a little boy in Polska, "HOT ŁIKS, Pobij to" kinda like "Hot Weeks", which was meant to be Hot Wheels, beat that! And I don't know to this day whether this was just my thing or if other boys in Poland called it by that name as well?!
Well, if you look closely at their logo, they may as well rename it to "Pizza UAP" or "Pizza UFO", then advertise it as the best place on Earth to get some chow for the alien tourists😆 Pozdrawiam!
Brawo, w końcu się odkułeś. 😂😂👍👍 A tak poważnie to Polakom te słowa się zlewają i ktoś kto słabo zna angielski to tego nie słyszy. Melodia języka jest zupełnie inna i trzeba się osłuchać.
Probably, people are interested because it is an American company that has a following in Poland as well as in England. Actually, Pizza Hut is not so popular in England in general now as many of the original restaurants have disappeared.
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You have hat, hut. We have Kasia and kasza. :D
Also "pies szczeka" and "woda ścieka" xD
@@Funky666 oo, dzięki. Tego nie słyszałem. 🙂
Nareszcie. Długo kazałeś na siebie czekać. Nagrywaj częściej proszę.
Pizza hut was actually a hut outside the campus of a university in Kansas. Not sure of it's KU or K State, but that is the origin.
Pizza Hut and White Castle are from the same city. They must have had a thing for naming food joints after buildings.
Wichita State University.
Thanks for the chuckle today. Sometimes we all make errors, just some are funnier than others. You haven't had pizza unless you've had it from Pizza Hut. LOL
0:47 This roof really looks like a "hat"
Hey Russell, wanna hear something really funny? My Polish wife has lived in the US for 25 years and she thought it meant "hat". 😂
There ya go 🤣🤣🤣
lol This is so funny and I have to sometimes still decipher words that my inlaws say in their broken english here in Canada. I love them so much and their cute accents♥️
Going to Poland for first time this May! To Gdansk area (+ Sopot, Tczew, Malbork etc). First time for my husband to return since he immigrated to Canada 30 yrs ago🥹It will be super special and meaningful for us. Cant wait!!
I get it Russell, you just HUT to do this video :D
I'm half Polish half English, growing up in the UK we used to LOVE going to Pizza Hut! Lol, I can see where the confusion came from. Learning Polish my head really struggles to remember the words that are the same as the English, I think my brain just leaves them in the English department. If by some chance I do remember them I feel really embarrassed pronouncing them in the Polish way, like I'm never sure if I'm doing it correctly - like internet, omelette, pub etc. 🤍❤
Great video - yes this is a bit of comfort food for me when I am missing Canada. Back home we have the "Canadian Pizza" at Pizza Hut - regular crust pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms and crumbled bacon - Yum yum. Also the "Hawaiian" pizza was invented at a small pizzeria in Chatham, Ontario - Yum yum also. Now I'm hungry - off to Pizza Hut.
Hat..Hot…Hut. 😂😂😂
Great idea for a commercial. Cannot even recall seeing a Hut since I've been here. 100 you say, wow.
I found in a mall in Skopje, North Macedonia, a restaurant named "Pizza Hot" (not part of the chain).
It didn't touch me because Dave z Ameryki explained it some time ago but I must admit that I also once thought it was a hat. This logo looks like a hat. Whoever designed it did it on purpose to confuse non-English people and he's probably laughing about it to this day 🤗🤭😅
Love it! To be honest I didn't think too much about it while living in Poland. Yes, that little thing on top of the Pizza Hut looks like a hat rather than the roof. At least from the Polish perspective :D On the other hand hut=chata sounds similar enough to make it easier to remember :)
In my town for several years we had Pizza Hot restaurant, and it had nothing to do with this original Pizza Hut
You should mention what town was that !
@@deltaZabrze Obstawiam Radom albo Sosnowiec
I love Pizza Hut. One of my best childhood memories was going there with my mom and sister as a kid in the 90s. It was such a cool and modern place compared to the rest of Poland at that time. The cheese pizza (the topping was just 4 kind of cheese, greasy as fuck 😂) was my favourite. Pizza Hut and McDonald's made me feel the US is super cool.
Twoje przypadki z uczniami są dla mnie naprawdę zaskakujące. Już w zeszłym wieku, jak tylko pizza hut pojawiła się w Polsce, byłem nastolatkiem i angielski znałem słabo, ale wystarczyło mi znajomości języka aby wiedzieć co oznacza nazwa firmy. Naprawdę jestem zaskoczony poziomem ogarnięcia Twoich uczniów 😂. Powodzenia !
I have a video request. I want to know how Poland does with foreign cuisines. How good are their adaptations? Is your initial reaction that the subject is too trivial? I went to Japan and the food was good, but after just a few days, I found myself getting tired of sushi and tempura. I found they couldn't even make a hamburger. As attentive to detail as these people are, they were completely lost and I realized that I was limited to just Japanese food.
I heard they have a lot of Pizzerias, there. And apparently, even a few American style pizzerias. I heard mostly they closely imitate the Italian style, when they make Pizza. This might be a subject that is important to you. You might get tired of Russian food. I think Polish food is pretty similar to Russian food.
Anyway, I'm quite impressed with your videos and your channel. You are doing a great job at helping me, the lost tourist, get some understanding of this strange country, and how it differs from all the stereotypes I have about Central Europe.
It is not central Europe, it is Eastern Europe, former Soviet Communist lands.
OMG! My whole life I thought it was Pizza Hat!
Ahh, so proszę bardzo 😜🙏
Let me explain very briefly what the name Pizza Hut means. Originally, it meant "hat" and not "hut" because it started in Kansas with a big German population and in German "Hut" means "hat" and it is pronounced as "hoot". That is why the roof looks primarily like a hat but with a big similarity to a little house, just to play on words.
But later, when the chain started to get big, the German "Hut" became English "hoot" to stress the sound, especially sound made by human voice. Since such sound is made by mouth used also for eating pizza, the actual meaning refers to human mouth in general. That is why all Pizza Hut restaurants have a bell to suggest this sound.
In other words, "Pizza Hut" should be pronounced "Pizza Hoot", this is how most of non-English speakers including Polish, German, Spanish, would pronounce it.
There is much more to the meaning behind the name, the shape of the roof, or the pizza in general. But it would take a book to explain.
Hi Russell 👋
You are very funny 😂😂😂, but is confusing that is for sure.
Greetings from Philadelphia 😊
Yeah, my students were really shocked to learn that pizza hut had nothing to do with headwear:)
I used to say as a little boy in Polska, "HOT ŁIKS, Pobij to" kinda like "Hot Weeks", which was meant to be Hot Wheels, beat that! And I don't know to this day whether this was just my thing or if other boys in Poland called it by that name as well?!
The most important question is, though, why do mates have to race? And if it is not a riusz, then what is it?
Well, if you look closely at their logo, they may as well rename it to "Pizza UAP" or "Pizza UFO", then advertise it as the best place on Earth to get some chow for the alien tourists😆
Pozdrawiam!
pizza culd ;P
like really i've never payed much attention to logos in general, so i just thought it was pizza hot, written in a fancy way xP
I love it, I got a laugh. I live in Illinois 😂
To jest dach?! Całe dzieciństwo zrujnowane :(
'Dach' po angielsku bedzie 'roof.'
Pizza „Hot” 😅 I love it 😂
🎉😂🎉 dzięki 🔥🔥🔥
👍👍👍
I wonder where Taco Bell came from and what is to do with Pizza Hut?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You can't outpizza the hut.
Najgorsza pizza w Polsce nie znam osoby która by tam co kolwiek zamówiła
''cokolwiek''-jedno slowo.
Ah! But what about Jabba The Kapelusz?!
😉😁
funny to know :-) I would tell others :-)
lol russ pizza hat is pronounced the same in st lous mo you should hear variations of pizza hut in states i visited and all mean same thing
You should change your intro (music) if You really "Love Your POLAND" ! Mix your (american) and Our (POLISH) anthem ;)
Brawo, w końcu się odkułeś. 😂😂👍👍 A tak poważnie to Polakom te słowa się zlewają i ktoś kto słabo zna angielski to tego nie słyszy. Melodia języka jest zupełnie inna i trzeba się osłuchać.
seeing as it's an american company, sorry but, who gives a flying fuck what it means in polish? Like for real, who the fuck cares?
Probably, people are interested because it is an American company that has a following in Poland as well as in England. Actually, Pizza Hut is not so popular in England in general now as many of the original restaurants have disappeared.