Jen! Thank you for all the videos you do! The fact that we mentioned you're video was not meant bad in ANY way. We just come across this thing (drinking in public) a lot, so we wanted to clarify this. We also mention in the video that this ordinance is violated regularly not only by tourists but by us as well. Love your show, and sent you a msg on Instagram, wish and hope we can do something together! Dáme si pivsona a chlebíček? :) Janek
Also Slovaks are experts on everything, especially in the comments section to various articles. If the article is about epidemiology, you find a lot of "experts" in the comments section. If the article is about sports, you find a lot of "experts" on sports there.... Insert any topic, you will observe the same thing.
Once you have large publick audience, you will always find few people insisting on not so important details, or too sensitive ( Moravians mostly😉) , no matter where you are. I had to laugh you had to explain Honza’s ornitologhy background concerning Moravian and Silesian birdies🦅. By the way, sweet stuff with chockolate from your last video is called llittle Indian 🛶🏹 or a Bomb💣 🤣
I find it great when people want to "have the facts right" ;-) Anyway, correcting someone on differences between chlebíček and smaženka was always my big dream... :)
Silesians were shipped to Germany (and some killed) in 1945-1946. Today Silesia do not have strong identity, one is either Moravian or Polish. Plus the numbers are small.
Hey my wife is from Brno and says she is pretty sure vrabec (Moravian sparrow) is named that way because the pieces of the pork are as big as the bird, or at least they should be.
Yes, and also the cutting of meat which were actually the rest from more important parts of meat, looks like a sparrow ruffling its feathers. Sparrows were very common in the countryside.
Mochomurka zelena pry, podle otravenych, chutna vyborne... Jen to selhani organu par dni pote .... :/ cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otrava_muchom%C5%AFrkou_zelenou
Hi Jen, a great vlog of self-reflection! One thing you probably got about Czechs by now is that any mistake, no matter how small, will be identified, mercilessly scrutinized, and corrected on the spot! May be due to the education system. The fact that on occasion there may be several conflicting corrections will be graciously overlooked. Alternative facts anyone?
True, another problem of the czech education. We deeply focus on the history, almost not learning past 100 years in school (and also just in the lasts years of high schools), just a little bit of information about what we should be aware of and learning from. But we know exactly what happened in 1415, why that king in middle ages killed his brother and took his wife and how many antic philosophers you would need to change a light bulb. Super important! 😁
@@ondrejandydlohos "how many antic philosophers you should need to change a lightbulb" :D But it's true that the more recent history often gets a very quick runthrough at the end of the school year... When I was attending the special history class for my maturita in history, our teacher specifically decided to focus on the 20th century history of "the Third World" the whole year (aside from preparation for the maturita questions) because that's something you _never_ have time for in regular lessons, yet it influenced 20th (and 21st) century history a lot. It has been, indeed, priceless for understanding a lot of things... ... but I feel that's actually a gap in the education we share with the US. :-)
@@beth12svist Would you believe me that I totally forgot I wrote this joke? I've just read it now and had a proper laught 😁 Yeah I can imagine. We should know something about the history, for sure. But the amount of information we are getting of very past ages are enormous and last century is just "meh". I also chose a "Second half of the 20th century" as a special subject in my 4th grade on highschool just because I was curious. It's really weird that schools put this so much aside. Also in other countries. And then you are asking yourself why so many people for example vote for Communist party. But it also might be residuum of communist approach to teaching. They didn't want us to know, what happened in last ten years and before. And thus this whole process might evolve even deeper and more crazy. This is just my idea, what could happen, I am not sure that it happened exactly like this, but I can imagine it.
Well done, Jen. Thanks for the humble video today. As a Canadian living in Prague, I feel like I'm learning all the time as well. It's all about hearing from the locals and figuring things out! Thanks for keeping it coming. I did learn about mushrooms today, ha!
Jen, your channel conveys amazing positivity, unique sense of humor, and clearly displays a very distinct storytelling knack on top of all the hard work you put in. In case this video was motivated by your feeling attacked out of proportion by some commenters (not saying it was), please thicken your skin and keep the great content coming. Yes, we Czechs can be judgmental. Old news. And maybe that's why we need ambassadors like you whether or not most of us realize it. You are the inviting hand reaching across the aisle and your courage is and will be appreciated. Please never spend a minute doubting that. (BTW pretty sure Janek meant no malice)
Ad imperial vs metric system - it reminds me one explanation from "Good Omens" book: Two farthings = One Ha'penny. Two ha'pennies = One Penny. Three pennies = A Thrupenny Bit. Two Thrupences = A Sixpence. Two Sixpences = One Shilling, or Bob. Two Bob = A Florin. One Florin and one Sixpence = Half a Crown. Four Half Crowns = Ten Bob Note. Two Ten Bob Notes = One Pound (or 240 pennies). One Pound and One Shilling = One Guinea. The British resisted decimalized currency for a long time because they thought it was too complicated."
If you really thought about it, you might understand why the decimal system is not Jesus. The imperial system divides the pound into 240 bits which is great for further division by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, ... etc. 100 can only be divided by 2, 4, 5, 10, 20, 25, 50. Dont think decimal is king just because you were born into it.
@@Likexner So do you prefer to multiply and divide numbers by lets say by 6 or 8 and do you expect to do that without calculator? Much easier to do that by 10.
@@Likexner that system may come from sumerian counting system. They used system with base 60. Our counting of angles is a remainder thereof. It was taken over by arabs, who also took over indian decimal system, got them all mixed with their own system(s) and when they invaded europe, they brought it all with them. What counting base is used in which sphere was heavily influenced mainly by who developed the mathematical field. Angle theory was developed mainly by the Arabs, taken over by the sumers, so that is why we use 60 base. Math fields which were developed in Greece prefered to use 10 base system, so that is why it is prevalent in arithmetics. For the greeks, 10 was considered a perfect number, mainly because of pythagorean school, and they even ascribed magical powers to it. The history of counting systems is pretty fascinating.
@@martinajurickova5750 Yes, it is fascinating. I just had to react because i dont like the smugness of decimal supremacists who know very little about the subject and think that the system they were born into is the best because... because.
Yes, please, to a video on the Schwartzenbergs. I enjoy watching your channel. I have family in Czechia and this helps when I can't travel there from US. Best to you and hug Tobik for me!
Hi Jen, wouldn't you like to make a video of what you think about Czech fairy tales? I'll write the best ones here♥️ Tři oříšky pro Popelku Lotrando a Zubejda Korunní princ Anděl Páně Dvanáct měsíčků Maharal
Oooh, I suggested this idea just this past Christmas....specifically, with what's probably THE most famous Czech movie fairy tale, 3 Hazelnuts for Cinderella....this video has very decent English subtitles:m.ua-cam.com/video/dIFCIArJrCc/v-deo.html
Tři oříšky pro Popelku is also quite famous in other countries, especially in Germany and Norway. There's an exposition dedicated to this movie in Moritzburg Castle in Germany. In Norway, 20% of viewers tune in every year to watch movie during Christmas.
@@DreamPrague "Dvanáct měsíčků" is the only fairytale, that has origin solely in Czechia (Bohemia probably), it comes at least from the middleages. Cant find the source for that, but other fairytales are either made up in a recent history (so not traditional) or are part of greater story universum originating elswhere (Cinderella, Little Red Hood etc.).
I always wondered how the hell has happened that you know much more about the Czech history than i do (i blamed our school system) but now i found out your wikipedia magic trick :DDD. Love this videos, great job. :)
Oh god, I'm so glad you're a good sport. Sometimes when I read (or even type, lol) the comments below your videos, I feel like you must be getting really tired of everybody always nitpicking on every single word.
@@lmaocetung přimlouvám se arogantního Albrechta z Valdštejna. pokud tedy správně pamatuju jeho jméno. protože ten začínal od nuly, ba dokonce z mínusu.
Good evening Jennifer. Since the beggining of "home office era" it has become part of my weekly routine, than anytime You post a new video, I go to my Vientamnamec, buy a bottle of any cheap wine and drink it while watching. Love your vids aplenty! Greeting from Žižkov.
Olomoucké tvarůžky produce in the town Loštice. There is the restaurant, they cook a very many meals from the Olomoucké tvarůžky, there. There is a museum of the history of this cheese, too. It is a very nice trip.
In our school we are friends with our teachers, but we belive everything they says. (Unless the class nerd knows better.) I think the enviroment at schools change since our parents were there. Now its pretty normal to ask teacher how are they today (very personal question in Czechia) and just have a talk about their and our lives at the high school.
Původem ze skandinávie, leč v posledním století se jejich hlavními teritorii staly slovanské národy. Ač stále platí že preferují mírné až chladnější podnebí. Třeba takové rusko je dokonce cíleně šlechtí do nového, mnohem nebezpečnějšího druhu!
Well, I think there always was a "cold war" between Bohemia and Moravia. Both sides hate something about the other side and spear rumors (and most of the rumors or jokes are on Moravia, so they mostly just defend themself) about that, etc. But nowadays I think it's a little bit cool down, cause now Moravia is fighting with Prague, and sometimes Bohemia helps them with that. The world mostly sees only Prague, not the whole Czech republic, and they believe that they visit Prague they will know Czech culture, etc. Because of that Bohemia is starting to disappear under the light of Prague and I believe that they don't like it too. I also hear an opinion that Prague is the Czech Republic, also one politician said that in Brno... I'm surprised that he is still alive too.
Moravians hates on Czechs and Czechs are making fun of Moravians because of that. Everyone hate Prague, so Prague people makes fun of them. Thats how it really is :)
Fun fact - Oloucké tvarůžky se nevyrábí v Olomouci ale v Lošticích (město vzdálené cca 30km od Olomouce). Pokud máš opravdu ráda ten sýr, tak v těch Lošticích je vyhlášená Tvarůžková cukrárna, kde vyrábí zákusky právě z tohoto sýra. Může se to zdát zvláštní, ale funguje to.
@@DreamPrague Maybe make it an outside video - a little trip to Schwarzenberk tomb maybe? There won't be a lot of people in winter, so there is no Covid danger.
@@DreamPrague actually, the other day we went with our friends to two castles/palaces near Tabor just to pass the time nicely, and it turned out both were the Scharzenbergers' at some point (one still is, actually, the other one the state took from them - it was the Orlik palace and Zvikov castle). Then it turned out they owned like half of the South Czech region! There is this really interesting story of theirs that relates to the Hluboka nad Vltavou castle, about how their opposed the nazis and tried to protect their employees against them, check it out! The Schwarzenberger familiy, it sure seems like a very interesting topic! :)
@@DreamPrague The Schwarzenberg family has their mark on human bones in Constance in Sedlec. It is a magical place with a leaning tower like in Pisa. If you want, I can try to get in touch and permission to shoot a video inside the building. Just for fun, Karel Schwarzenberg also has his wine Cuveé Samet here.
I don't know the actual reason, why it's called vrabec, we didn't even use it growing up. It surprised me as well seeing it on the school cafeteria menu. But I suspect it might come from the meat being cut into smaller pieces than usual with other pork recipes? Because when someone eats very little or cuts the meal into tiny bits, people say that person eats like one. And don't take the corrections the wrong way. You show real care, it's very refreshing and I think it makes people eager to help you with it. :D P.S.: Consider me honored that I made it into your video.
@@vierabielikova1292 Ano. Ale někdy v tom vnímám touhu jen říct svůj názor nebo zkušenost, někdy se podělit o znalost dané věci a jindy opravdu hnidopišství. Obecně si to představuju trochu jako tanec na parketu se spoustou pastí.
Dear Jen, if you like the smelly cheese, I recommend you to visit Loštice near to Olomouc. That is the place the cheese is made :) Sending love from Olomouc
I'm here to read tips on Olomouc. Never been (I knooooow) and I'd love to visit. Tips from locals are priceless. ❤️ Also, once again, hats off for the humility. I find, that people in comment just need to point out EVERY SINGLE misinformation. Because we're in 21st century 😁
I really think this vid is perfect response for that call out. Taking ovnership of the mistake and making something productive and fun out of it - not everyone can do that.
Same here. Never heard, never tasted smaženka so thought about it like chlebíček. :-O But it resembles me coated bread in an egg (obalovaný chleba ve vajíčku).
Actually, you are right about the red mushroom "Mochomůrka červená" being non-toxic and hallucinogenic. Some other mushrooms from this family are however deadly and few edible). We were talking about that in biochemistry - thus it should be quite credible information.
Pheeew. Judging by the title, I expected a criticism video. It could easily translate to "What was I excited about Czechs that ultimately disappointed me" XD Not that Czechs wouldn't deserve a bit of criticism here and there, mind you. At any rate this was very cool and pragmatic way to turn your "loss" into extra content and something useful. Your kindness (mixed with the exactly right amount of sarcasm, as somebody else already mentioned) towards czech nitpicking is appreciated... as well as amusing. Something tells me your next video might be about olomoucké tvarůžky... If so, I absolutely have to watch that. It will be gold, one way or another! Thanks as always for great video Jen - and good luck with the next one.
>It could easily translate to "What was I excited about Czechs that ultimately disappointed me" Haha, that was exactly how I interpreted it too at first.
Děkuji velice za Vaše videa, které mi správně doplňují můj pohled na život lidí ve světě, tedy i v USA - Los Angeles. Vážím si vaší práce. Protože jsem vyrůstal v Olomouci, mohu Vás tam pozvat - především historické centrum - 2. nejbohatší po Praze u nás. Například orloj, 7 kašen podle italských, nádherné velké parky a Přemyslovský palác. Olomouc je město studentů - Palackého univerzita - to by se Vám také líbilo. V olomouci jsou lidé znalí světa, protože dávno pracovali po celém světě, bez ohledu na komunismus. Moje rodina také - Latinská Amerika, Arabské země - celkem 17 zemí v délce 10 let. Vedle Olomouce je Kopeček s krásným výhledem na město a okolí a hned vedle je ZOO. Dalším místem, kam Vás mohu pozvat, je krásný park v Čechách pod Kosířem - asi 15 km od Olomouce, dále pohádkový hrad Bouzov u Mohelnice a vedle Mladečské a Javoříčské jeskyně. Ten smradlavý sýr je skvélý, není z Olomouce, ale z Mohelnice. Na závěr chci upozornit, že celý rozkvět Moravy ale i Čech vděčí hlavně šlechtickému rodu Lichtenštejnů po 700 let - to se ale neříká, protože Lichtenštějnům bylo Československem vše ukradeno, tedy německým židům. V praze i Vídni máte nádherný Lichtenštejnský palác. Téměř celý průmysl České republiky je z kapitálu Lichtenštějnů, kteří jej vytvářeli těch 700 let těžením zlata a dalších rud, později průmyslem.
Wait, are you saying that Honest Guide didn't ask you if they can use your clip in their video? That's not really professional from them and they disappoint me a little bit. And here I was thinking that some big collaboration is coming...
Olomouc/Moravia: Please visit a plum-brandy distillery, "palirna", where people make their own slivovice from their own plums. Visit during the season (around Sep), then tell us about the smell of the fermenting plums as they are waiting to be distilled. I do not drink slivovice, but that smell is so sweet, irresistible.
Hi Jen!Sometimes you are talking like from hunger.Try South Czech cool soup Coollajda.Formula for coolajda-3 liters of water, 8 potatoes, 2 onions on wheels, 2masox, bay leaf 5, new spices 10.2 pinches of pepper, dried mushrooms a large handful, -boil 20min, Then prepare 3/4 cup of flour to mix in a pint with a little cold water , thicken boil for 4 minutes, add dill glass, tablespoon vegeta, 2 tablespoons vinegar and 2 tablespoons sugar, whipped cream, 2 eggs. Good taste.
Wait, the chickens in our state symbol aren't chickens, what? There are 2 cats, 4 tails, 2 chickens and I'm very glad I don't need to do the czech citizen exam. I'm jokin about the animals
Vazne super videa, ktera se mi vazne libi ! Fair play ze ve vetsine vecech jsi bang-on! :P Ziju momentalne v Irsku takze je fakt zajimavy comparing the differences :) haha subscribed!
Most czechs really drink alkohol almost anywhere. And I have never heard it is illegal. It might be true in some special cases but it surely is not a common thing. So I guess that the "mistaken guides" are not so mistaken.🤔😃
Ahoj, až se vydáte s Honzou do Olomouce, doporučuji zajet 30km dál do Loštic, kde se vyrábí ty "nejsmradlavější" sýry a mají tam vlastní podnikovou prodejnu z tvarůžkových výrobků. Kdykoliv jedu kolem, musím se tam zastavit. :) Moc děkuji za videa a ukázku rozdílů. Vždy se těším na příští týden.
Well, it is great, when people can learn from their own mistakes. Though I prefer to learn from the mistakes of others, gives me time to get creative and invent my own mistakes.
8:54 metrický systém vzrůstá po desítkách Takže: 1 litr = 10 decilitrů 1 decilitr = 10 centilitrů 1 centilitr = 10 mililitrů To je u objemu, jenže když vezmeš Square meter (nebo v čr "metr čtvereční") Tak ten vzrůstá po stovkách.
Smaženka is usually piece of bread covered in eggs and then fried but some people do it with an omelet, it's just not as good (trust me!). Spread over ketchup or mustard (I prefer ketchup, actually), whatever you fancy, shredded cheese, add raw onion, pickles and if you're fancy other toppings that'd normally go on regular chlebíček, bell pepper, tomato,
Olomouc is a beautiful small historic town. There are lots of beautiful sights, churches, cafes and pubs. And not far from Olomouc, in Velká bystřice there is a new mini-brewery called Tvarg. It produces excellent beer and also the famous Olomouc stinky cheese, "Tvargle". In the summer, they will also open a restaurant with a beer garden, so if restrictions allow, I recommend a visit. I also highly recommend visiting a pub called LocAle Pub, which is in Olomouc right next to the train station and is a pub with a large selection of beers from mini-breweries.
The sparrow is called that because the pieces of meat are cut into small pieces and I don't know how in other countries and in the Czech Republic it is said when someone continues to eat little food that eats like a sparrow, so it's because those pieces of meat are small. Vrabec se to jmenuje proto, že to maso které dostanete je nakrájené na malé kousky a nevím jak je v jiných zemí, ale u nás v Česku se říká, že když někdo jí po malých soustech, tak jí jako vrabec.
What to visit in Olomouc (when the districts are not closed and there's no covid): I really recommend square "Horní náměstí", there is Holy Trinity Column which is in the UNESCO and astronomical clock at the town hall. If you like animals - there is Zoo Olomouc in the Svatý Kopeček - in translate "Saint Small Hill" (there is also basilica with nice view). And there are lots of cafés, restaurants, pubs, wine bars... My favourite cafés are BerryBlue Café, Café 87 and 21 Rock'n'Roll Café (this café is in the old American style), and my favourite restaurants are Morgan's restaurant and American Grill Bar.♥
8:50 - Funny thing with imperial system is that even MIT professor starts his first class of physics with switch to metric system (ua-cam.com/video/GtOGurrUPmQ/v-deo.html )
Ahoj, je hezké že převážně mluvíte o Praze, ale Praha není Česko je to taková anomálie, ale Česko je jiné. Podívejte se i do jiných míst , třeba Karlovy Vary, Mariánské lázně nebo Krumlov či Písek nebo oblast Moravy kde se pěstuje víno a Věstonice či Macochu , Plzeň kde se vaří Pivo a totéž v Českých Budějovicích . Naše země je různorodá a krásná a lidé jsou zde taktéž různorodí dle prostředí a místa kde žijí. Život na vesnici je hodně rozdílný od života v Praze a současná tendence je utíkat z Prahy na vesnici.
People from Silesia did not correct you, because people from Silesia do not care about the regions in the Czech Republic. Only people from Moravia think that this matters.
@@breznik1197 You are correct :) but if you are from the intersection of Silesia and the Czech Republic or if you are from the complement of Silesia, you probably do not care about the regions in CR.
miluju tvoje videa! hrozně mě naučí a chtěla bych se později přestěhovat do Ameriky takže tyhle videa jsou super užitečná abych věděla co je lepší tady a co zase v Americe. i love your videos! they teach me so much and i want to move to America so these videos are super helpful to know what is better here and what is better in America.
Myslím, že to nebyly žádné velké chyby - jen drobnosti. Ale hezké, že i takové drobnosti stojí za to je dát na pravou míru. Nejvíc o panu Schwarzenbergovi, ten si úctu rozhodně zaslouží. Pro Českou republiku toho udělal daleko víc, než lecjaký "vlastenec". Btw kdysi tu bylo téma, jak nejlépe získat informace o době komunistické pomocí dobových filmů - napadlo mě, že ideální prostředek je film "Kouř", natočený krátce po revoluci v roce 1990, který hezky za čerstva ukazuje hnus a špínu komunismu. A ten film je kult movie!
To je ten Schwarzenberg který řekl, že máme , vítat " uprchlíky " , jak nám velí EU a držet hubu a krok ? Že se s tím nedá nic dělat, doba se mění a my si musíme jen zvyknout a nic proti tomu nepodnikat ?
@@milosKL Já vám nevím, ale viděl jsem rozhovor na ČT ( přímý přenos myslím ) a tam to takto - a zcela jasně - říkal. Nevím, jestli mu to tam odkejvávala ještě paní Vašáryová.....Každopádně tu nechci politikařit, sem se to nehodí.
@@mirekhalek2948 mě by fakt zajímalo, co zrovna vy hledáte na youtube kanálu dvou imigrantů, když vás jen ta představa někoho takového dokáže tak strašně vyděsit :- ) Každopádně doufám, že dost lidí s odstupem času došlo, jak nechutná a špinavá může být prezidentská kampaň. To máme s Amerikou asi společné, i když jejich kultura je v tomto ohledu stále na násobně vyšší úrovni.
@@milosKL Kampaň byla za hranou, to máte pravdu, ale já píši jen to, co jsem slyšel na vlastní uši.......Já myslím, že vy i já chápeme rozdíl mezi migranty typu Jen a " Honzy " a migranty propagovanými Bruselem, takže tato poznámka není fér.
The 'smelly' cheese with the trade name 'Olomoucké tvarůžky' is not produced in Olomouc, but in the town of Loštice (about 45 km from Olomouc to west). The cheese was originally shipped to Olomouc, hence the name 'Olomoucké'. There is even a tvarůžky museum and a shop in Loštice where you can buy tvarůžky in every conceivable form.
Wow! I know nitpicking is czech national sport, but this is sooo extreme (at least from my point of view 😅). This has to be such a pain in the ass see all those comments and yet you answer to every single one of them. You have my deepest respect! Love your kind of humor. 😁
I firmly believe the meal is called "vrabec" because of size and shape of meat pieces. When it's cut to thin slices, it's called "knedlo vepřo zelo" instead.
About the red mushroom: It's czech name is Mochomůrka Červená. It is poisonous but not the most poisonous you can find in a forest (if you find a forest at all these days). If you're looking for the most poisonous it's Mochomůrka Zelená. How much poisonous is this one is also mentioned in Cimrman's play Afrika: "Amount of it's poison, that we can put on tip of a knife would kill 100 000 mice whitch placed one aside other would make a line 18 kilometers (aprox. 11 miles) long and we could walk along this line for aprox. 4,5 hous by military march."
"Olomoucké syrečky" are not from Olomouc, but from Loštice, not far from Olomouc, I really have no idea why it is called "Olomoucké". There is a super huge company store in Loštice. Lostice is not far from the road to Olomouc, so there is no such detour.
Hey Jen! I live in Olomouc and there are many places that this city can offer. Besides the Zoo, historical center, St. Wenceslav's Cathedral, and Botanical gardens that have already been mentioned.. There are many fortifications around the city since it used to be a fortress city in the past. Those are really worth a visit :) There's also the University of Palacky's Botanical Garden and many interesting museums. One last thing I recommend is “Dům přírody Litovelského Pomoraví“ in Horka nad Moravou near the Olomouc.
Jen! Thank you for all the videos you do! The fact that we mentioned you're video was not meant bad in ANY way. We just come across this thing (drinking in public) a lot, so we wanted to clarify this. We also mention in the video that this ordinance is violated regularly not only by tourists but by us as well. Love your show, and sent you a msg on Instagram, wish and hope we can do something together!
Dáme si pivsona a chlebíček? :)
Janek
Jedno chlazený spojí všechny cizince i rodáky dohromady. A nebo se poperou.
@@HeroGirlsCZ jde o zákon ne o samozřejmost
"The fact that we mentioned you're video was not meant bad in ANY way." Shouldn't it be - Your video ? Just saying ;)
Joo, udělejte ! :-)
@@Stenlynatoroidum shhh that's a milenial thing :D (or autocorrect)
We Czechs are also experts on everything.
Perhaps Americans are becoming more Czech? 🤔
@@DreamPrague especially when it comes to biathlon, ice hockey or football
Also Slovaks are experts on everything, especially in the comments section to various articles. If the article is about epidemiology, you find a lot of "experts" in the comments section. If the article is about sports, you find a lot of "experts" on sports there.... Insert any topic, you will observe the same thing.
When it comes to critical thinking, neither Americans nor Czechs have impressed me too much. Way behind Jews, Brits, Dutch, Scandinavians.
@@cernejr Brtis? Brexit is clearly NOT the result of critical thinking. Fools are everywhere on the world....
Nitpicking is a Czech national sport.
I've realized!
@@DreamPrague sorry for that :)
no, czech national sport is COMPLAINING, after that is nitpicking, and public humiliation and make dark black humor about death
Once you have large publick audience, you will always find few people insisting on not so important details, or too sensitive ( Moravians mostly😉) , no matter where you are. I had to laugh you had to explain Honza’s ornitologhy background concerning Moravian and Silesian birdies🦅. By the way, sweet stuff with chockolate from your last video is called llittle Indian 🛶🏹 or a Bomb💣 🤣
I find it great when people want to "have the facts right" ;-) Anyway, correcting someone on differences between chlebíček and smaženka was always my big dream... :)
Now, this is how you deal with criticism gracefully. Lot of people should learn from you
I would say that we Silesians are just happy to be acknowledged.
Lmaoo true
Silesians were shipped to Germany (and some killed) in 1945-1946. Today Silesia do not have strong identity, one is either Moravian or Polish. Plus the numbers are small.
@@cernejr We do have an identity it's called being Czech. Czech=Bohemian + Moravian + Silesian
@@cernejr Tuž mě aji s všickima odsuneli do Rajchu před 75 rokami?! To aji pociung v Polsce přijecho včešněj!
Holding on to Silesian identity is just a way to keep a prospect to potentialy press claim to the entirety of its tetritory in some obscure future.
Beautifully ironic Jenifer. You become a real Czech.👍
Indeed!
I agree. Your sense for humor is more czech then american way. It is very funy.
@@jardavobtahlo5934 *than ;-)
NetAndyCz vů kérs? ;-))
@@E.L.Bernays grammar nazis:p
Don't get poisoned by mushrooms nor comments. You're awesome. :-)
😘
Biggest mistake : Telling people that Czechia or Slovakia are in Eastern Europe #so_you_have_chosen_death
lol
IT. WAS. A. JOKE! ffs.....
@@DreamPrague Don't worry, his comment was a joke, too. :-) We as a nation got really dark sense of humor.
Really, they are in the West Asia. :-)
@@breznik1197 I see West I'm happy!
Well, you do what almost nobody does on Internet. You take responsibility for your content. Even when it is not serious at all. Thanks!
Czechs... the world's champions in finding a problem for every solution ...
Oh Jen, you're such a treasure. Honestly admitting mistakes and correcting them, adding humour and flair on top. Another great video.
Hey my wife is from Brno and says she is pretty sure vrabec (Moravian sparrow) is named that way because the pieces of the pork are as big as the bird, or at least they should be.
Yes, and also the cutting of meat which were actually the rest from more important parts of meat, looks like a sparrow ruffling its feathers. Sparrows were very common in the countryside.
Pokud se týče sběru hub, tak všechny houby jsou jedlé . Bohužel, některé jen jednou ... :-)))
Některé druhy chorošů je ovšem docela těžké ukousnout.
Mochomurka zelena pry, podle otravenych, chutna vyborne... Jen to selhani organu par dni pote .... :/
cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otrava_muchom%C5%AFrkou_zelenou
Takový hřib žlučový jedlý vůbec není. Jedna plodnice zkazí celé jídlo.
@@cahy222 ale zato je zdravý :-), viz google, odkaz nejde vložit
@@cahy222 Po koronaviru ztratíte chuť ...:-)))
Hi Jen, a great vlog of self-reflection! One thing you probably got about Czechs by now is that any mistake, no matter how small, will be identified, mercilessly scrutinized, and corrected on the spot! May be due to the education system. The fact that on occasion there may be several conflicting corrections will be graciously overlooked. Alternative facts anyone?
Jo jo, education system... "Olomouc je historické hlavní město Moravy." Taky mi vždycky přišlo, že máme právě opačný problém, než má Amerika.
True, another problem of the czech education. We deeply focus on the history, almost not learning past 100 years in school (and also just in the lasts years of high schools), just a little bit of information about what we should be aware of and learning from. But we know exactly what happened in 1415, why that king in middle ages killed his brother and took his wife and how many antic philosophers you would need to change a light bulb. Super important! 😁
@@ondrejandydlohos "how many antic philosophers you should need to change a lightbulb" :D
But it's true that the more recent history often gets a very quick runthrough at the end of the school year...
When I was attending the special history class for my maturita in history, our teacher specifically decided to focus on the 20th century history of "the Third World" the whole year (aside from preparation for the maturita questions) because that's something you _never_ have time for in regular lessons, yet it influenced 20th (and 21st) century history a lot. It has been, indeed, priceless for understanding a lot of things...
... but I feel that's actually a gap in the education we share with the US. :-)
@@beth12svist Would you believe me that I totally forgot I wrote this joke? I've just read it now and had a proper laught 😁
Yeah I can imagine. We should know something about the history, for sure. But the amount of information we are getting of very past ages are enormous and last century is just "meh". I also chose a "Second half of the 20th century" as a special subject in my 4th grade on highschool just because I was curious. It's really weird that schools put this so much aside. Also in other countries.
And then you are asking yourself why so many people for example vote for Communist party.
But it also might be residuum of communist approach to teaching. They didn't want us to know, what happened in last ten years and before. And thus this whole process might evolve even deeper and more crazy. This is just my idea, what could happen, I am not sure that it happened exactly like this, but I can imagine it.
Jen, you learn typical czech sarcasm very well! 😁👍🏻I like it!
Well done, Jen. Thanks for the humble video today. As a Canadian living in Prague, I feel like I'm learning all the time as well. It's all about hearing from the locals and figuring things out! Thanks for keeping it coming. I did learn about mushrooms today, ha!
Jesus, I love your sarcasm. You are becoming a real czech!
Jen, your channel conveys amazing positivity, unique sense of humor, and clearly displays a very distinct storytelling knack on top of all the hard work you put in. In case this video was motivated by your feeling attacked out of proportion by some commenters (not saying it was), please thicken your skin and keep the great content coming. Yes, we Czechs can be judgmental. Old news. And maybe that's why we need ambassadors like you whether or not most of us realize it. You are the inviting hand reaching across the aisle and your courage is and will be appreciated. Please never spend a minute doubting that. (BTW pretty sure Janek meant no malice)
I'd absolutely love to see your Schwartzenbergs video
Ad imperial vs metric system - it reminds me one explanation from "Good Omens" book: Two farthings = One Ha'penny. Two ha'pennies = One Penny. Three pennies = A Thrupenny Bit. Two Thrupences = A Sixpence. Two Sixpences = One Shilling, or Bob. Two Bob = A Florin. One Florin and one Sixpence = Half a Crown. Four Half Crowns = Ten Bob Note. Two Ten Bob Notes = One Pound (or 240 pennies). One Pound and One Shilling = One Guinea.
The British resisted decimalized currency for a long time because they thought it was too complicated."
that's hilarious!
If you really thought about it, you might understand why the decimal system is not Jesus. The imperial system divides the pound into 240 bits which is great for further division by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, ... etc. 100 can only be divided by 2, 4, 5, 10, 20, 25, 50. Dont think decimal is king just because you were born into it.
@@Likexner So do you prefer to multiply and divide numbers by lets say by 6 or 8 and do you expect to do that without calculator? Much easier to do that by 10.
@@Likexner that system may come from sumerian counting system. They used system with base 60. Our counting of angles is a remainder thereof. It was taken over by arabs, who also took over indian decimal system, got them all mixed with their own system(s) and when they invaded europe, they brought it all with them. What counting base is used in which sphere was heavily influenced mainly by who developed the mathematical field. Angle theory was developed mainly by the Arabs, taken over by the sumers, so that is why we use 60 base. Math fields which were developed in Greece prefered to use 10 base system, so that is why it is prevalent in arithmetics. For the greeks, 10 was considered a perfect number, mainly because of pythagorean school, and they even ascribed magical powers to it. The history of counting systems is pretty fascinating.
@@martinajurickova5750 Yes, it is fascinating. I just had to react because i dont like the smugness of decimal supremacists who know very little about the subject and think that the system they were born into is the best because... because.
Yes, please, to a video on the Schwartzenbergs. I enjoy watching your channel. I have family in Czechia and this helps when I can't travel there from US. Best to you and hug Tobik for me!
Hi Jen, wouldn't you like to make a video of what you think about Czech fairy tales? I'll write the best ones here♥️
Tři oříšky pro Popelku
Lotrando a Zubejda
Korunní princ
Anděl Páně
Dvanáct měsíčků
Maharal
thank you for this list, I'll add it to my research!
Oooh, I suggested this idea just this past Christmas....specifically, with what's probably THE most famous Czech movie fairy tale, 3 Hazelnuts for Cinderella....this video has very decent English subtitles:m.ua-cam.com/video/dIFCIArJrCc/v-deo.html
Tři oříšky pro Popelku is also quite famous in other countries, especially in Germany and Norway. There's an exposition dedicated to this movie in Moritzburg Castle in Germany. In Norway, 20% of viewers tune in every year to watch movie during Christmas.
S čerty nejsou žerty!
@@DreamPrague "Dvanáct měsíčků" is the only fairytale, that has origin solely in Czechia (Bohemia probably), it comes at least from the middleages. Cant find the source for that, but other fairytales are either made up in a recent history (so not traditional) or are part of greater story universum originating elswhere (Cinderella, Little Red Hood etc.).
Ještě máme španělského ptáčka :D
a taky je to vepřový a ještě je verze normální a otevřená
Moje mamka dělá zásadně hovězí.
@@martinoliva6490 pravda, jsem se v tu chvíli splet
@@petrbenda5017 Pozor španělský ptáček je hovězí, né vepřoví
a hovadzi tokan. to je tiez super nazov 🤣🤣🤣
We also do have our fair share of experts in everything. I blame the internet! :D
True that..
I always wondered how the hell has happened that you know much more about the Czech history than i do (i blamed our school system) but now i found out your wikipedia magic trick :DDD. Love this videos, great job. :)
Oh god, I'm so glad you're a good sport. Sometimes when I read (or even type, lol) the comments below your videos, I feel like you must be getting really tired of everybody always nitpicking on every single word.
Schwarzenberg video can be interesting🤔
Yes, it was Karl Filip Schwarzenberg who definitively defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig.
@@breznik1197 yes, He, Jan Žižka and Josef maršál Radecký were great czech generals
@@lmaocetung přimlouvám se arogantního Albrechta z Valdštejna. pokud tedy správně pamatuju jeho jméno. protože ten začínal od nuly, ba dokonce z mínusu.
@@josefmalar7837 Albrecht z Valdštejna byl sice velký bojovník, ale myslím že Žižka a Radecký jsou nej
Yes, please!! 😍
Good evening Jennifer. Since the beggining of "home office era" it has become part of my weekly routine, than anytime You post a new video, I go to my Vientamnamec, buy a bottle of any cheap wine and drink it while watching. Love your vids aplenty! Greeting from Žižkov.
Olomoucké tvarůžky produce in the town Loštice. There is the restaurant, they cook a very many meals from the Olomoucké tvarůžky, there. There is a museum of the history of this cheese, too. It is a very nice trip.
This one was really good! 😂 I’m in love with your facial expression (mimicry? Google translator says😇).You are almost like an actress !
In our school we are friends with our teachers, but we belive everything they says. (Unless the class nerd knows better.) I think the enviroment at schools change since our parents were there. Now its pretty normal to ask teacher how are they today (very personal question in Czechia) and just have a talk about their and our lives at the high school.
Your channel as well as Honest Guide are two the best about Prague to me!! Awesome!
Jenn, you can´t take us seriously most of the times. we are trolls(ač trollové pochází ze skandinávie, asi se přesídlili sem) :D
Původem ze skandinávie, leč v posledním století se jejich hlavními teritorii staly slovanské národy. Ač stále platí že preferují mírné až chladnější podnebí. Třeba takové rusko je dokonce cíleně šlechtí do nového, mnohem nebezpečnějšího druhu!
@@jakubp.6987 :D |:D
As always - a great video❤️
Have you been to Czech Paradise yet? It's not that far away from Prague 🙂
The red mushroom is poisonous but it does make you high if you take only a little bit. Its just not as great as magic mushrooms.
Well, I think there always was a "cold war" between Bohemia and Moravia. Both sides hate something about the other side and spear rumors (and most of the rumors or jokes are on Moravia, so they mostly just defend themself) about that, etc. But nowadays I think it's a little bit cool down, cause now Moravia is fighting with Prague, and sometimes Bohemia helps them with that. The world mostly sees only Prague, not the whole Czech republic, and they believe that they visit Prague they will know Czech culture, etc. Because of that Bohemia is starting to disappear under the light of Prague and I believe that they don't like it too.
I also hear an opinion that Prague is the Czech Republic, also one politician said that in Brno... I'm surprised that he is still alive too.
Moravians hates on Czechs and Czechs are making fun of Moravians because of that.
Everyone hate Prague, so Prague people makes fun of them.
Thats how it really is :)
Yay - new video. Really happy about it.
Haha very funny video.. I loved!! I hope the channel keep growing =).. Stay safe!
Thank You Bruno :)
You made the video so entertaining! I like your comparisons and humour.👍
real talk:
why does every seem to have a infamous highway like we have the D1, the Brits have the M25
What's the most infamous highway in LA?
I5 / I405 I guess
There are many. Route 22 in New Jersey is definitely one of them.
Fun fact - Oloucké tvarůžky se nevyrábí v Olomouci ale v Lošticích (město vzdálené cca 30km od Olomouce). Pokud máš opravdu ráda ten sýr, tak v těch Lošticích je vyhlášená Tvarůžková cukrárna, kde vyrábí zákusky právě z tohoto sýra. Může se to zdát zvláštní, ale funguje to.
Jenom doplním :-) www.kudyznudy.cz/aktivity/lahudky-mcteroz-lostice
The Schwarzenberg video. Make it happen.
Will do ;)
@@DreamPrague Maybe make it an outside video - a little trip to Schwarzenberk tomb maybe? There won't be a lot of people in winter, so there is no Covid danger.
@@JanHurych good idea
@@DreamPrague actually, the other day we went with our friends to two castles/palaces near Tabor just to pass the time nicely, and it turned out both were the Scharzenbergers' at some point (one still is, actually, the other one the state took from them - it was the Orlik palace and Zvikov castle). Then it turned out they owned like half of the South Czech region! There is this really interesting story of theirs that relates to the Hluboka nad Vltavou castle, about how their opposed the nazis and tried to protect their employees against them, check it out! The Schwarzenberger familiy, it sure seems like a very interesting topic! :)
@@DreamPrague The Schwarzenberg family has their mark on human bones in Constance in Sedlec. It is a magical place with a leaning tower like in Pisa. If you want, I can try to get in touch and permission to shoot a video inside the building.
Just for fun, Karel Schwarzenberg also has his wine Cuveé Samet here.
I don't know the actual reason, why it's called vrabec, we didn't even use it growing up. It surprised me as well seeing it on the school cafeteria menu. But I suspect it might come from the meat being cut into smaller pieces than usual with other pork recipes? Because when someone eats very little or cuts the meal into tiny bits, people say that person eats like one.
And don't take the corrections the wrong way. You show real care, it's very refreshing and I think it makes people eager to help you with it. :D
P.S.: Consider me honored that I made it into your video.
Musím říci obecně, že Vaše videa jsou velmi laskavá.
Souhlasím ,tohle jednání je vlastně typické pro většinu Američanů .
Ale taktiež celkom dosť ironické. Čo iného sa dá aj robiť, keď podaktorí priam hnidopišsky upozorňujú na chyby.
@@vierabielikova1292 Ano. Ale někdy v tom vnímám touhu jen říct svůj názor nebo zkušenost, někdy se podělit o znalost dané věci a jindy opravdu hnidopišství. Obecně si to představuju trochu jako tanec na parketu se spoustou pastí.
@@janamarkova2292 Veľmi krásne poeticky vystihnuté.
To máte pravdu. Jinde už by lítaly facky 😁 Třeba za to kuře 😂
I got a lot of intelligent fun again! Thanks. Keep it going, Jen. I´m sending some of your videos to my relatives in the US and they enjoy them a lot.
Řekla bych, že moravský vrabec se jmenuje vrabec kvůli velikosti toho věpřového masa. Já vím nedává to moc smysl :D
Dear Jen, if you like the smelly cheese, I recommend you to visit Loštice near to Olomouc. That is the place the cheese is made :)
Sending love from Olomouc
I'm here to read tips on Olomouc. Never been (I knooooow) and I'd love to visit. Tips from locals are priceless. ❤️
Also, once again, hats off for the humility. I find, that people in comment just need to point out EVERY SINGLE misinformation. Because we're in 21st century 😁
Thank you, Jen! Excellent - as usual! :-D
You may do some mistakes, but at least you stay honest!
I enjoy your videos
That brightens my day, thanks Lukáš.
I really think this vid is perfect response for that call out. Taking ovnership of the mistake and making something productive and fun out of it - not everyone can do that.
*make mistakes 😉 l am Czech btw.
We love u, Jen. Enjoy Prague. I can not wait to go home finally.
Jen, I also thought, that the emoji is chlebíček. :) I see smaženka for the first time in my life... and I am Czech. :)
Gasp!
Same here. Never heard, never tasted smaženka so thought about it like chlebíček. :-O But it resembles me coated bread in an egg (obalovaný chleba ve vajíčku).
haha, I read about smaženka about a week before the video, so I recognised it:) But I never had it.
Gracious AND humorous.- thank you for another great video!
Actually, you are right about the red mushroom "Mochomůrka červená" being non-toxic and hallucinogenic. Some other mushrooms from this family are however deadly and few edible). We were talking about that in biochemistry - thus it should be quite credible information.
It's toxic and, when consumed in small amounts, hallucinogenic. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanita_muscaria#Toxicity
Pheeew. Judging by the title, I expected a criticism video. It could easily translate to "What was I excited about Czechs that ultimately disappointed me" XD
Not that Czechs wouldn't deserve a bit of criticism here and there, mind you.
At any rate this was very cool and pragmatic way to turn your "loss" into extra content and something useful. Your kindness (mixed with the exactly right amount of sarcasm, as somebody else already mentioned) towards czech nitpicking is appreciated... as well as amusing.
Something tells me your next video might be about olomoucké tvarůžky... If so, I absolutely have to watch that. It will be gold, one way or another!
Thanks as always for great video Jen - and good luck with the next one.
>It could easily translate to "What was I excited about Czechs that ultimately disappointed me"
Haha, that was exactly how I interpreted it too at first.
Don’t listen to them I think as an American you’re doing great. Honestly even I thought it’s Chlebíček and never heard a word Smaženka.😅
Smaženka is exactly what she showed. It´s common "quick" food for students
@@suc125 like I said, never heard of it.
Děkuji velice za Vaše videa, které mi správně doplňují můj pohled na život lidí ve světě, tedy i v USA - Los Angeles. Vážím si vaší práce. Protože jsem vyrůstal v Olomouci, mohu Vás tam pozvat - především historické centrum - 2. nejbohatší po Praze u nás. Například orloj, 7 kašen podle italských, nádherné velké parky a Přemyslovský palác. Olomouc je město studentů - Palackého univerzita - to by se Vám také líbilo. V olomouci jsou lidé znalí světa, protože dávno pracovali po celém světě, bez ohledu na komunismus. Moje rodina také - Latinská Amerika, Arabské země - celkem 17 zemí v délce 10 let. Vedle Olomouce je Kopeček s krásným výhledem na město a okolí a hned vedle je ZOO. Dalším místem, kam Vás mohu pozvat, je krásný park v Čechách pod Kosířem - asi 15 km od Olomouce, dále pohádkový hrad Bouzov u Mohelnice a vedle Mladečské a Javoříčské jeskyně. Ten smradlavý sýr je skvélý, není z Olomouce, ale z Mohelnice. Na závěr chci upozornit, že celý rozkvět Moravy ale i Čech vděčí hlavně šlechtickému rodu Lichtenštejnů po 700 let - to se ale neříká, protože Lichtenštějnům bylo Československem vše ukradeno, tedy německým židům. V praze i Vídni máte nádherný Lichtenštejnský palác. Téměř celý průmysl České republiky je z kapitálu Lichtenštějnů, kteří jej vytvářeli těch 700 let těžením zlata a dalších rud, později průmyslem.
Wait, are you saying that Honest Guide didn't ask you if they can use your clip in their video? That's not really professional from them and they disappoint me a little bit.
And here I was thinking that some big collaboration is coming...
No, they didn't ask. Bohužel.
It was used as a declared citation, not simply stolen.
It really seemed like a sneak peak into more content in their vid 😅 bummer!
It was probably so short part, that it fall under fair use.
@@jakubp.6987 Even tho i think they r legally right it leaves a sour taste in my mouth.
Olomouc/Moravia: Please visit a plum-brandy distillery, "palirna", where people make their own slivovice from their own plums. Visit during the season (around Sep), then tell us about the smell of the fermenting plums as they are waiting to be distilled. I do not drink slivovice, but that smell is so sweet, irresistible.
"All mushrooms are edible, some only once!"
Hi Jen!Sometimes you are talking like from hunger.Try South Czech cool soup Coollajda.Formula for
coolajda-3 liters of water, 8 potatoes, 2 onions on wheels, 2masox, bay leaf 5, new spices 10.2 pinches of pepper, dried mushrooms a large handful, -boil 20min, Then prepare 3/4 cup of flour to mix in a pint with a little cold water , thicken boil for 4 minutes, add dill glass, tablespoon vegeta, 2 tablespoons vinegar and 2 tablespoons sugar, whipped cream, 2 eggs. Good taste.
Wait....we cant drink alcohol in public?! 20+years living a lie Q_Q
This background is actually really really amazing 🤩 !
Wait, the chickens in our state symbol aren't chickens, what? There are 2 cats, 4 tails, 2 chickens and I'm very glad I don't need to do the czech citizen exam. I'm jokin about the animals
Great video,great attitude !!
Thumbs up from Buenos Aires...
Love to see your take on Schwarzenbergs ! :)
Second that.
Vazne super videa, ktera se mi vazne libi ! Fair play ze ve vetsine vecech jsi bang-on! :P Ziju momentalne v Irsku takze je fakt zajimavy comparing the differences :) haha subscribed!
Užij si dobu v Irsku!
Most czechs really drink alkohol almost anywhere. And I have never heard it is illegal. It might be true in some special cases but it surely is not a common thing. So I guess that the "mistaken guides" are not so mistaken.🤔😃
Well... it may be illegal in some places. But who cares, as long as you don't bother anyone?
Ahoj, až se vydáte s Honzou do Olomouce, doporučuji zajet 30km dál do Loštic, kde se vyrábí ty "nejsmradlavější" sýry a mají tam vlastní podnikovou prodejnu z tvarůžkových výrobků. Kdykoliv jedu kolem, musím se tam zastavit. :)
Moc děkuji za videa a ukázku rozdílů. Vždy se těším na příští týden.
Well, it is great, when people can learn from their own mistakes. Though I prefer to learn from the mistakes of others, gives me time to get creative and invent my own mistakes.
Nice
Man what an amazing video. Thanks and keep it up! 🇨🇿
New video..yeeeeeeeeah :D
8:54 metrický systém vzrůstá po desítkách
Takže:
1 litr = 10 decilitrů
1 decilitr = 10 centilitrů
1 centilitr = 10 mililitrů
To je u objemu, jenže když vezmeš
Square meter (nebo v čr "metr čtvereční")
Tak ten vzrůstá po stovkách.
5:33 Potato salad? Do you mean bramborový salát or vlašský salát? Similar, but very different! I think you meant the later.
Some people put potato salad on their chlebíčky.
Sweet Jesus, the corrections never end!
@@safirak7988 I wouldn't want to be invited to that party:-)
chlebicek neni standardizovanej prece :) at si tam kazdej treba ... no nic.
Existují vlašáky, které obsahují brambory. Ale neexistují bramborové saláty, kterým by se říkalo vlašák.
Smaženka is usually piece of bread covered in eggs and then fried but some people do it with an omelet, it's just not as good (trust me!). Spread over ketchup or mustard (I prefer ketchup, actually), whatever you fancy, shredded cheese, add raw onion, pickles and if you're fancy other toppings that'd normally go on regular chlebíček, bell pepper, tomato,
Seems Honest Guide have spys everywhere ;D
😳
you mean spies?
Hes such a Slander man! They should let her be.😌
I think this is my favourite video that I've seen from you :D very entertaining, and it's great that you can laugh at yourself.
"Mýlit se, je lidské. Ale odpouštět, je božské"
Olomouc is a beautiful small historic town. There are lots of beautiful sights, churches, cafes and pubs. And not far from Olomouc, in Velká bystřice there is a new mini-brewery called Tvarg. It produces excellent beer and also the famous Olomouc stinky cheese, "Tvargle". In the summer, they will also open a restaurant with a beer garden, so if restrictions allow, I recommend a visit. I also highly recommend visiting a pub called LocAle Pub, which is in Olomouc right next to the train station and is a pub with a large selection of beers from mini-breweries.
Podívej se na pořad "Modrá krev" :-)
The sparrow is called that because the pieces of meat are cut into small pieces and I don't know how in other countries and in the Czech Republic it is said when someone continues to eat little food that eats like a sparrow, so it's because those pieces of meat are small.
Vrabec se to jmenuje proto, že to maso které dostanete je nakrájené na malé kousky a nevím jak je v jiných zemí, ale u nás v Česku se říká, že když někdo jí po malých soustech, tak jí jako vrabec.
Jsem jediný komu přijdou Pražáci jiní než celý zbytek Republiky? :D
Jak z jiný dimenze
ne
a neni to tak, ze sou vsude lidi jini, nez ve zbytku republiky? Nebo mate ostravaka/budejovicaka/pepu z horni-dolni za prumerneho cecha?
Určitě do jisté míry ano, ale tak je to s obyvateli hlavních měst vždycky.
@@ttmch7048 Ostrava neleží v Čechách, takže Ostravák těžko bude průměrný Čech :-) :-) :-)
What to visit in Olomouc (when the districts are not closed and there's no covid): I really recommend square "Horní náměstí", there is Holy Trinity Column which is in the UNESCO and astronomical clock at the town hall. If you like animals - there is Zoo Olomouc in the Svatý Kopeček - in translate "Saint Small Hill" (there is also basilica with nice view). And there are lots of cafés, restaurants, pubs, wine bars... My favourite cafés are BerryBlue Café, Café 87 and 21 Rock'n'Roll Café (this café is in the old American style), and my favourite restaurants are Morgan's restaurant and American Grill Bar.♥
"History began on July 4, 1776. Everything before that was a mistake." - Ron Swanson
Boží jako dycky. And cute Tobik behind you!
8:50 - Funny thing with imperial system is that even MIT professor starts his first class of physics with switch to metric system (ua-cam.com/video/GtOGurrUPmQ/v-deo.html )
It is paradoxical that the imperial units remained just in a country that was one of the first to get rid of the monarchy.
Ahoj, je hezké že převážně mluvíte o Praze, ale Praha není Česko je to taková anomálie, ale Česko je jiné. Podívejte se i do jiných míst , třeba Karlovy Vary, Mariánské lázně nebo Krumlov či Písek nebo oblast Moravy kde se pěstuje víno a Věstonice či Macochu , Plzeň kde se vaří Pivo a totéž v Českých Budějovicích . Naše země je různorodá a krásná a lidé jsou zde taktéž různorodí dle prostředí a místa kde žijí. Život na vesnici je hodně rozdílný od života v Praze a současná tendence je utíkat z Prahy na vesnici.
People from Silesia did not correct you, because people from Silesia do not care about the regions in the Czech Republic. Only people from Moravia think that this matters.
Primarily, most of people from Silesia live in Poland. :-)
@@breznik1197 You are correct :) but if you are from the intersection of Silesia and the Czech Republic or if you are from the complement of Silesia, you probably do not care about the regions in CR.
miluju tvoje videa!
hrozně mě naučí a chtěla bych se později přestěhovat do Ameriky takže tyhle videa jsou super užitečná abych věděla co je lepší tady a co zase v Americe.
i love your videos!
they teach me so much and i want to move to America so these videos are super helpful to know what is better here and what is better in America.
you're sweet! I'll try my best to be honest!
10-15 let, a bude z Vás Češka jak Brno... 🙂
Takže nijak zvlášť? 😂
Ahoj. Nenatočila by jsi prosím video, jak ses orientovala v těch všech pádech a dalších pravidlech češtiny?
Vždyť jsi Češka, ne? 🤔
@@golden.trio.edits.1 ano, ale zajímalo by mě, jak se s tím potýkala 😄
@@annam2635 Aha... To je logika... 😂😂😂
@@golden.trio.edits.1 Já s tím mám taky problémy, tak co teprv cizinka xd (kdyžtak myslím těžší věci než pády😂)
Myslím, že to nebyly žádné velké chyby - jen drobnosti. Ale hezké, že i takové drobnosti stojí za to je dát na pravou míru. Nejvíc o panu Schwarzenbergovi, ten si úctu rozhodně zaslouží. Pro Českou republiku toho udělal daleko víc, než lecjaký "vlastenec".
Btw kdysi tu bylo téma, jak nejlépe získat informace o době komunistické pomocí dobových filmů - napadlo mě, že ideální prostředek je film "Kouř", natočený krátce po revoluci v roce 1990, který hezky za čerstva ukazuje hnus a špínu komunismu. A ten film je kult movie!
To je ten Schwarzenberg který řekl, že máme , vítat " uprchlíky " , jak nám velí EU a držet hubu a krok ? Že se s tím nedá nic dělat, doba se mění a my si musíme jen zvyknout a nic proti tomu nepodnikat ?
@@mirekhalek2948 Ne, to si pletete, to o něm rozšiřovali Nejedlý se Zemanem.
@@milosKL Já vám nevím, ale viděl jsem rozhovor na ČT ( přímý přenos myslím ) a tam to takto - a zcela jasně - říkal. Nevím, jestli mu to tam odkejvávala ještě paní Vašáryová.....Každopádně tu nechci politikařit, sem se to nehodí.
@@mirekhalek2948 mě by fakt zajímalo, co zrovna vy hledáte na youtube kanálu dvou imigrantů, když vás jen ta představa někoho takového dokáže tak strašně vyděsit :- )
Každopádně doufám, že dost lidí s odstupem času došlo, jak nechutná a špinavá může být prezidentská kampaň. To máme s Amerikou asi společné, i když jejich kultura je v tomto ohledu stále na násobně vyšší úrovni.
@@milosKL Kampaň byla za hranou, to máte pravdu, ale já píši jen to, co jsem slyšel na vlastní uši.......Já myslím, že vy i já chápeme rozdíl mezi migranty typu Jen a " Honzy " a migranty propagovanými Bruselem, takže tato poznámka není fér.
The 'smelly' cheese with the trade name 'Olomoucké tvarůžky' is not produced in Olomouc, but in the town of Loštice (about 45 km from Olomouc to west). The cheese was originally shipped to Olomouc, hence the name 'Olomoucké'. There is even a tvarůžky museum and a shop in Loštice where you can buy tvarůžky in every conceivable form.
Wow! I know nitpicking is czech national sport, but this is sooo extreme (at least from my point of view 😅). This has to be such a pain in the ass see all those comments and yet you answer to every single one of them. You have my deepest respect! Love your kind of humor. 😁
I firmly believe the meal is called "vrabec" because of size and shape of meat pieces. When it's cut to thin slices, it's called "knedlo vepřo zelo" instead.
About the red mushroom: It's czech name is Mochomůrka Červená. It is poisonous but not the most poisonous you can find in a forest (if you find a forest at all these days). If you're looking for the most poisonous it's Mochomůrka Zelená. How much poisonous is this one is also mentioned in Cimrman's play Afrika: "Amount of it's poison, that we can put on tip of a knife would kill 100 000 mice whitch placed one aside other would make a line 18 kilometers (aprox. 11 miles) long and we could walk along this line for aprox. 4,5 hous by military march."
I really love this video, non of czech would do this, mean accept the mistakes, this is what i love about u. Thank u for it. I really appreciate it.
You’re sweet Eliško!
Loved your speech!
All these videos are great!
Aw thanks Angie!
"Olomoucké syrečky" are not from Olomouc, but from Loštice, not far from Olomouc, I really have no idea why it is called "Olomoucké". There is a super huge company store in Loštice. Lostice is not far from the road to Olomouc, so there is no such detour.
Hey Jen! I live in Olomouc and there are many places that this city can offer. Besides the Zoo, historical center, St. Wenceslav's Cathedral, and Botanical gardens that have already been mentioned.. There are many fortifications around the city since it used to be a fortress city in the past. Those are really worth a visit :) There's also the University of Palacky's Botanical Garden and many interesting museums. One last thing I recommend is “Dům přírody Litovelského Pomoraví“ in Horka nad Moravou near the Olomouc.