Thats not truth....

What isn't? That it's a joke?

@@LivingIronicallyinEurope In 1896 was in 68 county in Hungarian Kingdom, after Trianon lefts only 19. Hungary was biger thats why the parliament that big.

Most of Hungarian dont like this kind of joke, because it is the biggest tragedy in hungarian history because after WW I almost 70% of the country was lost.

@@zsoltsendula3648 Not almost They realy taken our land 70%, and cut us from our mi és and forests

Warsaw wasn't "bombed" to the ground, as 90% of the wartime destruction was carried out by land-bound troops. Dresden is an example of a city that was *bombed* to the ground, as well as Breslau, Danzig or Kaliningrad.

@@yarpen26 if the Germans didn't want their cities bombed they shouldn't've started a war

@@ColonelNachos What does it have to do with anything I wrote?

@@yarpen26 yes it was. Are you aware there is such thing like an artillery bombardment? One of the most famous pictures from uprising actually shows the highest building in Warsaw at that time getting directly hit by a artillery round. Pretty much a partial repeat of the siege in 1939, just with much more destruction - the rest was just the angry painter's finishing touch

Hi polis bratan 👋😁

Because we were twice as big than now, so the size fits with the old size of the country. Bro idk why does it even bother you :)

*cries in Trianon*

@@edim108 nobody cries just saying facts my friend 🙃

@@cini0606 Yes we cry, #neverforget #trianoncsak100évreszól

@@CourtOrderedThiccBitch I found the video really offensive also, but didn’t wanna get into this fight with people who has no idea though. Right?

I'm soon taking a trip to the Czech Republic and I made extra sure that I would not only not limit myself to Prague but also see a couple of non-city-bound natural attractions, moving between them by train so as to take in all the scenery. Just cities and especially the bigger ones are hardly representative of the country as a whole.

Well yeah it’s not about to go to some random fuckers farm

Sad Pécs noises :(

And he saw nothing in budapest

@@bambusz0131 What is he gonna do in Pecs? visit Arkad? jk jk I love that city lol.

Love you too T. T!!

Love from Hungary to Slovenia too!🇭🇺❤️🇸🇮

Slovenian femboys > Transilvania

@@neptune6655 ...You have spoken from my heart!

Since you are a Slovenian are you also a femboy?

;0

Dont offend my country

Ye you are

Im sorry i guess i was a bit rude

Yeah im sorry

Love from here, Hungary aswell brother 🇭🇺🇵🇱

U see Hungary u suck 🤣

Love form Hungary!

🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱

Love you poland from hungary 🇭🇺❤🇵🇱

@@davidnagy771 I'd be suprised if you even have a single functioning braincell.

@@davidnagy771 látom nem nagyon tud az elvtárs angolul :D

@@zarandadam1718 blugy

@@davidnagy771 что?

Budapest and Prague are quite comparable, but I would say they have a different atmosphere, perhaps Prague is more chill, meanwhile Budapest is more busy.

Personally, I love our capital with its monumental buildings and historic athmosphere, but it could be much better. But Prague and Krakkow are among my favourites, far better than Paris for example

@@matyaspiller3942 Paris is overrated, dirty and chaotic

I don't know... I am from Budapest and I found Prague to be way more beautiful

Laith Alnaser i am French and I agree, it’s filled with assholes

love Serbia from Hungary

@@Hellenic_arctic_state Why do you hate hungary?

@@Hellenic_arctic_state :( and are you angry at me too because im hungarian :,(

@@Hellenic_arctic_state and we hate you as well, however we do not hate normal Romanians :))

@@Hellenic_arctic_state Why? Transylvanian peoples want to stay to Hungary, not broke romania

I hope you make it!

I would never leave america if i were american

@@dontwatchanime8063 why?

@@DracoVP usa is good

@@dontwatchanime8063 tru

And for all the corrupt politicians to have room for all their friends too!

@@juststeve5542 Yes. Hungary established in 896 as a brand new, fully independent country. Many public buildings were built in the 19th century to celebrate the thousandth anniversary. Among them is the parliament building. And the first metroline in the continental Europe in 1896.

@@Akitlosz yup, I know it well, been there many times 😁

And of those 20,8 milion people living in hungarian part of K&K monarchy, less than 50% were etnic Hungarians (rest were Slovaks, Croatians, Serbs,...). That's why that monarchy and especially Hungary was a "jail for nations".

@@vickvickson4273 "jail for nations" lmao thank god we are free and have the benevolent EU now

Soviets and Americans are like the kids in daycare... but they have guns! So like an American daycare.

@@maximk9964 lmao

POT DISPENSER HERE

@@Mangoeplanter Dispenser goin' up Hello again btw

@@dellconagher4861 thank you. Engineer is credit to team Hello btw. :D

Lol dont get robbed

Thanks for your generous contribution to the Hungarian GDP.

Yes, be awere of the dangerous C I G Á N Y

Despite that I hope you had a good time here…

Don't worry. If you go to Poland you will also get robbed and beaten by nationalists.

In a time when the total world population was 2 billion ( + there also were the parts of Austria)

IDIOT MAN WHIT CAMERA, USE SOME MAP OR YOUR LITLLE BRAIN CELLS

But only 50% of population were Hungarians. Thank god for Trianon. Romanians, Slovaks, Croats, Rusyns, Serbs don't have to live under Magyar yoke anymore.

@UC1UGb77j1eM39JAVQk8RP8w say this face - to face to a hungarian. Ofc u wouldnt dare, your type is only brave on the web. Fuck off

@@Ignisan_66 ooooh, yes thanks god. but dont u forget that after trianon there was small amount of Hungarians were under foreign authority. Just 30%, what is that :D

And I am one of the stupid souls who used an euronet ATM fuckme But then again, I decided to come over for mondocon, the anime convention, two days in advance, booked the plane one day in advance, at that time I didnt even know you guys didnt use the euro, I found out at the airport and just ran towards the nearest solution to get money XD ... Now I absolutely loved the con and the atmosphere and all the free hugs and the friends I made, so last month I came again and made DAMN SURE to exchange money at a decent place XD And now I made even more friends, so again in March XD Its my fav convention now XD But sometime, maybe next summer, I want to get three days extra to look at the rest of the city more and maybe also another city by train instead of just the con XD

Budapest+Metropolitian area has 1/3 of Hungary's population

@@ukeyaoitrash2618 Euronet scam ATM s are all over the world :-)

@@ukeyaoitrash2618 I recommend the second largest city of Hungary:Debrecen.

I will feel free, thank you

IDIOT MAN WHIT CAMERA, USE SOME MAP OR YOUR LITLLE BRAIN CELLS

You mean 0:37? I grew up in Hungary and have seen people eat sandwiches like that.

The secret of his dissatisfied tone is that he did not try the "schmalzbrot" "zsiroskenyér" /bread with lard and spicing/.

every other from the big cities: *chaos*

I firmly agree! I've missed Veszprem, but visited nearly every bigger city around Veszprem (Nagykanizsa, Zalaegerszeg, Szombathely, Gyor, Sopron, Csorna, Tata, Tatabanya, Szekesfehervar, Kaposvar...) and some smaller settlements with railway stations (Zalaszentivan, Petohaza, Balatonszentgyorgy), and boy are some of these among the most beatiful places I've been to. Also, you get slightly different view of the country than just by visiting Budapest (i.e. there are generally more pastry shops than regular bars, zander is much more available than anywhere else I've been, Hungary is noticeably cheaper than it's neighbouring countries, railway service is awesome and affordable). Can't wait to continue my journey through Alfold and Romania next week! Greetings from Croatia (also tip: don't visit just beaches and Zagreb)!

@@ivanhozjan7137 Hey, thanks for the kind words, and also for the tip! Since we were planning on going to Croatia I will definitely keep this in mind. I hope I don't forget it tho, haha

I spent a week in Veszprém and I've never been to Budapest. I thought it was awesome. I also saw Tihany, Balatonfüred, and Pápa. I'm from Canada, so the prices were really cheap and I was impressed by the food.

Love Szeged but i still understand why some cities like Nyíregyháza do not se that many tourists compared to Budapest or the Lake Balaton. When I first time visited Györ Zoo 15 years ago i had a hard time entering it. The cashier didn't speak English, German nor Russian... But of course rural areas are a must se if you really want to get close to a country compared to xmas kiosks at touristy streets

@@Dovndyr13 I think in 15 years this has changed for the better, as most young people and a fair amount of adults would speak at least basic level English or German in more advanced areas of western Hungary like Győr or Sopron.

Miert koltoztel romaniaba?

@@dontwatchanime8063 nem az én választásom volt olyan 2 hónapos lehettem mikor visszaköltöztunk

so you speak 3 languages ? Smart ass people

Mi az a Románia?

I love Croatia from magyarország!!

All I understand from this is "God is Serbian, he is our" and I refuse to look up the whole and proper translation.

Right?? I don't understand the mindset.

Yep - there are similar marketplaces in almost all outer districts of Budapest but without tourists. You can buy and eat good sasusage or langosh there for low price.

budapest and hungary in general is massively overpriced (ppp is very low) compared to other countries

@@kormendymatyas8667 No, not really.

@@Kukasauto rental prices in budapest cost only like 30% less compared to big german cities, grocery shop prices are the same or even more expensive here excluding dairy and meat, and people here earn like a third of what germans do, so yes, it does have a weak ppp

IDIOT MAN WHIT CAMERA, USE SOME MAP OR YOUR LITLLE BRAIN CELLS

Csövesbánat Belgrádból megugatja az elszórt csikkeket...gotta love the irony:DD

"Then in 1920 in the treaty of Trianon lost 70% of its territory" Wrong. Hungary lost its territory in the wars with its neighbours. The Treaty of Trianon was after the wars ;)

@@leme5639 what ?xd

@@LadislavSloboda777 darling, the Hungarians attacked the slovaks and the Romanians. The slovaks and the Romanians wanted to secede from Hungary, since they had majority in upper Hungary and Transylvania, and the Hungarians attacked them and got smashed.. I don't remember who, they even conquered their capital. And, one of the armistice conditions was ethnic determination so Hungarian frontiers in 1918 meant nothing. Next time check your facts, darling.

yessss the arguing within youtube comments. its better than facebook

@@LadislavSloboda777 wow, the inculture in you is strong. 1. The Hungarians attacked the slovaks "Appealing to Hungarians with promises of regaining the land lost until then to neighboring countries within a week of his rise to power, Béla Kun declared war upon Czechoslovakia, which would increase his domestic support by making good on his promise to restore Hungary's borders. The Hungarian army recruited men between 19 and 25 years of age. Industrial workers from Budapest volunteered. Many former Austro-Hungarian officers re-enlisted through patriotism. The Hungarian army moved its 1st and 5th artillery divisions (40 battalions) to Upper Hungary (partially modern day Slovakia). The Hungarian counterattack launched on May 9, 1919 in the area of Hatvan. ". HuNGaRY wAS diSARMed "Hungarian Army in July 1919 Kun's political commissars directed the Hungarian Army and were supported by experienced professional military officers. Commanders of small units were experienced soldiers. The Hungarian Army mustered 100 infantry battalions (50,000 men), ten cavalry squadrons (1365 men), 69 artillery batteries of calibers up to 305 mm and nine armoured trains. The troops were organized into three groups: north, central and south. The central group was the strongest. Hungary planned to cross the Tisza River with all three groups. The north group would advance towards Satu Mare (Szatmárnémeti), the central group to Oradea (Nagyvárad) and the south group to Arad. Their aim was to incite Bolshevik Soviet Russia to attack Bessarabia.".

Én is pont ezt akartam írni, de megelőztél. Ezek szerint, nem csak nekem van ilyen "jó" véleményem Budapestről. 😝

like what

@@Timurkani -You could go to Kékes, the highest mountain of Hungary to hike. -You could also visit some of the numerous thermal baths of ours. -There are a lot of national parks throughout the country, and for historians, we have a great amount of medieval builds. -If you like to experience a classic old school lake bath, you can visit lake Balaton, what is the biggest lake in Central Europe. -There are a lot of cultural sights and places, like Hollókő, Visegrád Royal Castle, where we hold the International Castle Games every summer. -You can even go to the great planes of Hortobágy. -We have a lot of camping sites too.

@@kriszgamer0013 lol what would they do in the middle of puszta. Tourists, just stay in Budapest, the above mentioned attractions are quite boring, unless you're a 68 years old member of a pensioner group from Germany.

@@vehani Then just stay in the smog and concrete jungle where they pull you off with money. 🤣 What do I care?! I just want you to have a good time, but with that energy just stay home. 😂 If Hungary is all just a big city for you with fancy buildings, you could've gone to any big city in Europe. *I recommend watching "Geography Now: Hungary" and you will know, why @vehani is wrong about all of the above! 😃*

Stupid question

*Central

@@andrasszollosy4418 I was referring to the east/west separation based on the iron curtain

The casual understanding for some westerners is pretty misinformed, even conflating the internal east/west spheres of European civilization with the greater East/West dichotomy, stemming from residual cold-war mindedness, "JUDE0"-christian liberal capitalist values... total boomertardation. They can mental gymnastics i$rael being part of a shared civilization, but east Europe n Russia not being. Dumb dumb dumbity dumbdumbdumb.

@attila.theconqueror Hungary is eastern Europe. It doesn't matter that it's geographically centarl europe because Hungary will belong to the east forever. All you guys trying to prove Hungary is a western (central) european country is just nonsense. Even the Westerners consider Hungary as an eastern country. As a hungarian I refer to myself as an eastern european and I call everyone westerner who cames from the other side of the austrian border because the east starts after the austrian border. Hungary still belongs to the eastern block just like Poland or Slovakia for example. It doesn't matter how hard you want to be an enlightened western european you will never be beacause those so called first world countries never respected Hungary and they will never respect it. But I don't give a shit because I am a proud Eastern european.

@attila.theconqueror He takes the exceptionnal polish exemple, polish krasys (Podlasia Byalistok etc) have more russians and slavic orthodox influences than any others central european countries..

IDIOT MAN WHIT CAMERA, USE SOME MAP OR YOUR LITLLE BRAIN CELLS

Well, if im right, sadly taxes are really big problems

Hungarians dont like staring at people. The people were staring at her because she was an asian (or filipino? these are two different things right?). They weren't being racist dont get me wrong. But in most parts of Hungary ethnicitites are EXTREMELY rare. So when an average hungarian who doesn't live in Budapest or Debrecen sees a person of other etnicity he or she is going to stare at her or him since this might be the first and last encounter with literally anyone thats not a hungarian or a gypsy. It's not out of malice most of the time. And old people who lived during communist regimes in some village who travel to a big city to shop are definetely going to find an asian weird. Her being hot slightly added to it but she would have been stared at regardless.

@@davidnagy771 dude not funny.

@@MG-wx9ib They actually did. Im white and especially the elders looked at me whenever we got on the bus or subway. I never said that they looked at her because are racist. Im pretty sure they aren`t.

Love Bulgaria from Hungary!

Long live Bulgaria and the Brave Bulgarian people! North-Macedonia is Bulgaria! Hungarians And Bulgarians Are brothers And Sisters! Two great Empire in History!

Dont go to ujpest tho worst mistake since my birth

he'd better stay home in his cave

bruh

The public transportation is actually among the best ones in the world. Yes, sometimes it is a bit dirty, and the vehicles are worn off, but you can literally get to anywhere, on 3 different routes, and it is super cheap. We, ppl living in Budapest do not know how priviliged ir our public transport, just take a look at Rome for example, their solution is tragic and expensive.

And has cheap drvgs, many homeless people asking you for money or cigarettes, gangs of 14year olds every night... yea ive been living in Gyor the last 5 years and its a nice city but these things go on my nerve

Debrecen is better, at the opposite side of the country.

@@till9652 yeah, you just gotta live with that, I agree, that's annoying

@@REALchocochan been to Debrecen a long time ago, unfortunately I lost almost all my memories of that place by now

Gyoooor? A ket belvarosi utcacskajaval? Inkabb sopron vagy pecs

Thanks man :D

Make sure to sub to keep up with the travels ;0

@@Hellenic_arctic_state Why are you writing hateful comments about Romania being better and downgrading Hungarians into evil people? Like, if Hungary is worse than Romania you wouldn't need to repeat it over and over again. In history, it was inevitable to stop warmongering rulers from doing what they want. They usually expanded for 'their own good' and did not care about the casualties from both sides and the pressure that remains. Hungary did bad things, but let's be honest, EVERY COUNTRY DID BAD THINGS (led by evil leaders), even Romania. Whole nations hate each other because of some inviduals' decision and influence from the past. Other's actions can create unnecessary hate towards each other. History is meant to be learned so that we can decide wisely about the future. We Hungarians were depicted as an evil nation when Hungarian leaders did things normal to that age. Worldpowers influenced us, controlled us, divided us and labelled us. We were just living our own lives, but leaders decided to break our peace. We wanted freedom, justice, and were labelled. Some of our ancestors did things and cursed their descendants by their actions. We don't have to hate each other. I'm bored that Hungarians are labelled as the bad guys. We want to live a life just like others. I don't hate Romanians, I could only hate leaders decisions who are heroes to that nation while a villain to the other. I don't hate Romanians. Their culture is preious too. All cultures are equal, we shouldn't rival about it. Open your mind and prevent the unnecessary hate and influence. So PLEASE, stop hating Hungarians and other peoples, it's pointless. We musn't let hate control our lives.

Like, if Hungary is better than Romania you wouldn't need to repeat it over and over again.

@@forferestpify8054 he is just a troll

OH 😂 this is hilarious. I didn't notice it before 🙈. I live in Miskolc, Hungary so I saw a lot of shit like this. For example decrepit old guys running after the bus and leaving me behind or throwing me off the motherf*cking tramp.

@@enikoszabo7775 Lmaooo everyday things UwU

Why cant you come here?

> "As a Hungarian" > "I've always dremt of coming here" 🤔🤔🤔

left if you are entering from the side of the tram stop

You are very right on this. Judging by the phenotypical variety in the Balkans, most nations look alike. Identity arose as to which kind of warrior band imposed its culture on the locals basically. So the Bulgars, an original Turkic people settled in the Balkans in the 8th century AD. As Slavic people had already migrated before them they conquered them but were quickly assimilated, so they became Slavic. Original Bulgarian rulers bore Turkic names. After they became Christianized by Constantinople (as the Byzantines couldn't subjugate them by war) they started bearing Christian names of Slavic and Greek origin. Furthermore 2 Greek (or at least Hellenized) Byzantine monks from Thessaloniki, Cyrillus and Methodius created an alphabet for them so they could worship Christ. This was the Cyrillic alphabet based on the Greek alphabet used by Constantinople/Byzantium. In this process the Bulgarians raided big swarths of Byzantine Macedonia and Thrace. Many Greek-speaking Byzantines became assimilated in this way by the Bulgarians. Ottomans never mixed with Christian Balkan societies themselves. Sometimes they either bought or stole women for their harems but only a tiny fraction of Muslims in the Ottoman Empire could actually own a harem. Only local administrative officials (Pashas) or rich Christian merchants could. Many Balkan Christian were willing to convert to the Muslim faith during the Ottoman Empire as a means of avoiding taxation, but Ottoman authorities themselves were the first to actually oppose this as this would mean a dramatic decrease of state revenues and taxes collected. Targeted Islamization occured only in Bosnia (muslim Serbia basically) and northern Albania. The Ottomans wanted the north of Albania to adopt Islam due to Skanderbeg's resistance to their rule and to fend off the Venetians and other Catholics from using Durazzo and Albania as their foothold against the Ottomans. They did the same in Bosnia due to Catholic/Venetian/Croatian presence in their borders, they needed a population loyal to them so they introduced Islam.

Now as far as Romania is concerned, Greece and Romania would actually be the same nation since their only difference is language. You use Latin, we use Greek, but our culture and religion is the same. Before the introduction of Western nationalism, Greeks used to identify themselves as "Romans" (Rhomioi) as descedants of the Eastern Roman Empire basically, in the exact same way Vlachs/Romanians do. Big numbers of Vlachs migrated to mainland Greece, introducing food (e.g. corba de fasole) their pastoral way of life and even their uniforms (many uniforms in mainland Greece in Thessaly, Pindus and Epirus are Vlach in origin) but again were linguistically assimilated because the Church used Greek as a liturgical language and to advance inside the Byzantine and Ottoman empire as a Christian, knowledge of Greek was essential. Our ancestors perceived this as just swapping one language for the other basically, since as I wrote above before the introduction of nationalism in the Balkans people had a religious not a "national" identity irrespective of the language they spoke. The story of Arvanites, Orthodox Albanians in Greece and Epirus is exactly the same. For this reason Balkan people should leave language aside and build on their common Orthodox civilization and culture.

The Karpathian Basin is big mix of everything. In hungarian history we have learned that some people were here then we came, then cumin people came, the tatars, then german people were settled, then turkish people occupied a big part then germans again, and slavic, greek, albanian nations were all around the whole time. It is a big j*zz fest, and I think the whole who is who and who were where is pointless today. :)

@@gaborszarka7596 That's for sure, that it's pointless, but tell that to Mr Orban or some other guys. Pushing the nationality button unfortunately is easy and since it brings good results for those who do it here in the Balkans a lot do. You dream that you can have no borders and just go here and there and just feel at home. I for one feel European but it's not always so easy. Strangely enough for me because I grew up in Timisoara a lot of cities in Hungary seem more like home than some cities in Romania ( outside of Transilvania ). Still with all the nationalistic tendencies in Hungarian politics I'm not really happy to tell people that I'm Romanian. Sadly this region of Europe is a sad place still and instead of looking to make it better together we're focused on who is who and who got which land which belongs to the other. As my wife said Romania has enough land, what it needs is to develop. Couldn't agree more.

@@gaborszarka7596 "some people" *Romanian ppl screaming intensifies* xD

Wow

Délvidéken?

Plus most Hungarian art is really funny

It's a joke on his channel

Contemporary art? As in a banana taped to a wall?

IDIOT MAN WHIT CAMERA, USE SOME MAP OR YOUR LITLLE BRAIN CELLS

Thanks m8

@@Hellenic_arctic_state Half of it is Hungary anyways 😀

@@Hellenic_arctic_state cope oláh

@@Hellenic_arctic_state lmao easy to say with stolen land. f*cking romania :DDDD

@@Hellenic_arctic_state Your country without Erdély looks like a shitty turkish flag, i would shut my mouth in your place.

Hungary today is about 30% of what it used to be. 70% of Hungary's land was given away at the end of WW1 by the allies.

@@Player-st4hn This is correct.

Dont offend my country

@@Player-st4hn was given BACK, to the other countries, from which it was stolen from , you wanted to say.

@@alphatango831 wanted to say not I did lol. Hungary didnt "steal" this land. It conquered it thousands of years ago, you really have no point.

If you would understand the lyrics...

@@davidtatu222 Magyar vagyok lmao... Teljesen megértem a szövegét, és pont azért imádom!

@@domhuj Ja oké nem tudtam

Happens every day on Calvin square when the police is near

He is from Serbia, he won't be amazed by our little hills :D

You should im from hungary but dont go to budapest go to a village its really peaceful

Bland? Geez, you must have tried the wrong food then :) Glad that you enjoyed the rest tho.

@@Kukasauto I'm from Brașov and I had my fair share of goulash, somloi and the like :) Stuff is seasoned differently here, that's what I wanted to say when I wrote it's "bland". It's good, don't get me wrong - probably just personal preference with how the cooks in Transilvania season the food. Cheers!

Amogus

Budapest is the city of wonders.

@@BenjiroSensei 😂😂😂

there are people who use a wheelchair not because they have no control of their legs but because they for example can walk like only a couple of steps

Igen

@Tamas Bonhardt én izraeli is! 😁

I'm Israeli.

En esh

Are you offending my country

@@DeVolksrepubliek Németh Szilárd by Központi hatalom kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qeCAoMJ1y6rQZ2Q.html

@@imkiara1130 what's your problem?

@@imkiara1130 Nem, szimplán vicces hogy milyen nyomorult a kormány. (No, it's just funny that how shitty our goverment is)

Thank god it's not anymore

@@goldpaulike5304 why?

@@zsoti-7755 Because Magyars can't oppress and bully Romanians, Slovaks, Rusyns, Serbs, Croats anymore. The days of Magyarization are over. Deal with it.