I am a simple Hungarian I scroll trough this comment section I see a nice Pole I click the like button

Love hungry from pogland

Love Poland from Hungary❤❤

Chad love for Poland from Hungary 🐄

Love to hungary from Poland ❤❤❤

You too? We should found our own club.

Holy, that be a holy mix

Thats really cool

well, my friend is half polish-hungarian-eesti-russian and maybe latvian too. Ultra sigma.

Remember, Saint Ladislaus was half Polish half Hungarian.

🥰

Just don’t click on recent comments

@@sultkrumpli180 **clicks the recent comments**

@@sultkrumpli180 to be honest in recent comments some peopole are defending us, Hungarians. But I don't know how some peopole can be so stupid. I hate it when I get bullied for half truths and lies about my country

Yes I am Polish and I am here to see my lovely Hungarian brothers

more like you're traitorus snakes

Only Brothers witch Poland have

Bullshit u support putin. Rusian dog

Sadly, Poles hate you now.

❤

😂👍

The least gay countries in europe.

@@belstar1128 makes sense with poland 😃

Ha geiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

@@niggardkikeinghunter6560 Nope.I only engaged in hetero male on male seks

:)

Poland got the same gift from the Allies than than Hungary as a punishment for World war II. Soviet invasion and communism.

@Ordenstaat burgund NO, it's depressing because our enemy is better ally than our allies

Yup. Don't forget that the UK stole Polish gold reserves, prevented Polish soldiers from joining the victory parade and sold it out to Stalin,w hile before completely abandoning it.

Based.

Lengyel Magyar két jó barát együtt dalol s issza borát! 🇵🇱🇭🇺

isten agyon tèged🙏

A tą drugą część to pierwsze słysze, zawsze myślałem że na szklance sie kończy, i wracamy do domu

" Halo, czy to szpital dla pojebanych" XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

A miałeś w łapie kiedykolwiek podręcznik od historii?

Same love to all Hungarian brothers from Poland

Yes 🇭🇺🤝🇵🇱

I love ya dude.

love you guys

What?! That's...quite nice fact you had!

It was our duty. Hungarian brothers helped us with the soviets in 1920 by sending stocks of ammunition to Warsaw. This ammo saved central europe and Poland from another kind of mongols

And italians and spains wanted to send circa 100.000 soldiers to help us. But 'murica said no because they didn't wanted another world war.

The revolution was a big threat of ww3

and the hungarian revolution started directly from a protest supporting the polish protests against the communist regime

Bem and the armies under his controll took back controll over Erdély. He was a great ally to our fight.. untill.. the russians joined. And than even he couldnt deal with them.

The Russians helping Austriaks to suppress the uprising was huge mistake

@@fedorkuz637 Why? It was also in Russia's interest. All the great powers of the time, despite their rivalry, promised to protect each other against revolutions because it was in everyone's interest. All were multi-ethnic states (UK and France through their colonies) and successful revolutions inspire others to do the same. But if you mean it because of the Crimean War from later, I'll tell you something. As Russia's closest ally, Austria was put under pressure from all sides. Austria has posted troops on the border with Russia to pacify Britain and France. However, they have remained neutral and have not attacked Russia. Also, there is a big difference between helping a country beat down an revolution and intervening in a war that already involves Russia, Britain, France and the Ottoman Empire, which could have provoked a world war. Russia later saw it as a betrayal, but also as a distraction from its own defeat.

And also...Kossuth fucked it up.

@@fedorkuz637 Hidnsight is so 2021. Dont forget that they did so because they had an agreement.

Awwww its amazing

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Jakimś dziwnym trafem masz taki nick jak ja a nie do końca się z Tobą zgadzam ponieważ jestem POLAKIEM!Kocham tylko POLSKĘ a Węgry są nam co prawda przychylne ale mit o braterstwie jest tylko bajką dla idiotów.Nie chcę się tu zbytnio rozpisywać o naszym pseudo braterstwie bo braknie wersetów ale Orban pokazał jaką jest prostytutką jeśli chodzi o wsparcie Ukrainy!!!Hańba i jeszcze raz hańba!!

​@@ernestolopez73milcz waść, wstydu oszczędź

​@@ernestolopez73brzmisz jak jedna z tych osób które robią rozp*erdol podczas marszu niepodległości i uważa, że jest to dobry pomysł

I am a simple Hungarian, I see a Polish comment. I click the like button.

You too Sister! 🇭🇺♡🇵🇱

And vice versa, you guys rule

No, you are the best! Much love from Poland, Sister!

Ok calm down

I have the same as I see Hungary in the comments

In 1939 the polish goverment escaped into Romania

@@romaniacountryball nah, no

Also hungarians helped the poles in the Warsaw uprising too

@@romaniacountryball Yes and Romanians also invented breathing and shoes.

@@romaniacountryball that's true, but a few days later they arrested them on Soviet-German pressure

True, especially nowadays when there's so much distrust between countries. Hopefully this friendship will last for many years to come and serve as an example for other countries in the future.

US-CANADA Perhaps?

Just no​@@NehemieMomo

New commonwealth incoming??

Jeden duch

One culture? Hungarians aren't even indoeuropeans.

@@80snewwavemusic-synthpostp80 shut the fuck up He said what he said and His right you fat ass discord moderator jsut spewing knowledgeike anyone fucking cares Have a Great day❤️

@@WszechWiadro I'm so sorry that your parents don't love you, you have a severe mental disorder that you owe to your parents and you haven't touched grass for a very long time. I don't even know what a discord is, poor child. The world is not what you think it is, in your teenage information bubble. All you have shown is what a poor and retarded internet child you are. Also have a good day.

Welcome to homosexuality, son. 🌈🌈🌈🌈😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hello there polish brother

Felix. You are welcome in hungary every time you come here. 🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺

"We are based"

Hell yeah we are based

based hungary and poland

🇵🇱 + 🇭🇺 = ❤

Love Hungary from Poland 🇭🇺 ❤🇵🇱

Love Poland from Transilvania

Love Poland from Hungary 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺

Greetings from Hungary🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱

We don't know anymore...because how badly judged Hungaryy by Polish government...

@@stomeka This is a huge shame. Hungarians are our only true brothers. Polish-Hungarian frendship forever!

And we'll always be your best friends.

I had the same experience living as hungarian a kid in Poland early 90s.

@@stomeka Polish gov will whine from time to time on Hungary cheating on us with Russia but we are still in relationship.

We hope... 😢

@Florida yeah we shouldn't act as if ours is any better

⁠@@koleszsofia2572Don’t worry Mateusz is jewish spy. We don’t claim him

Exactly, Polish-Hungarian frendship is eternal! Only true brothers on the planet. I love Hungary, and Hungarians so much!!!

Thankfully the Polish have been protecting us, Hungarians in the comment section. The friendship never ends!

@@marcinadamski2892 And I love Poland

Yes. Brothers don't always agree, but they are still brothers. 😃

Love Hungry

That's why together with definitely not the lesbian couple of Czechia and Slovakia we are having fun within the V4. They like to do things in a different way, but we complement eachother greatly. Fun fact is that when you hear that prime ministers of Visegrad group spoke one voice in some issue, you know exactly what they said - kurwa/kurva.

@@Pandzikizlasu80 ok, gay.

It ain't gay if its a polish man and a hungarian woman, or a hungarian man and a polish woman

@@Pandzikizlasu80 Wait isn't Czechia and Slovakia cousins?

@@Pandzikizlasu80 I miss the Yugoslav poly relationship. And I will not dare speak of the Holy Roman Orgy

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hungarian guy here

hey! Hungarian guy here:) How old are you? pls dont think ima psycho its a joke

I had polish colleagues and they were sooo sympathetic, I really liked them all. Specialy one of them, she was so lovely... 😍 So I can say honestly, I love You too! 😊

Lots of love from Hungary

Love Poland from Hungary 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺

As someone from Alabama, Accurate

As a Habsburg, accurate

Unfortunately, the Hungarians decided too late to help the Poles. In fact, the Poles could have won with the help of the Hungarians and Romanians. Because the Germans were not nearly as invincible as is constantly claimed. Franz Halder Chief of the German General Staff of the Army documents this fact in his war diary. "The Wehrmacht had been on the verge of a military logistical catastrophe in the Polish campaign. The happy ending after a few weeks saved her from having to stop the fight because of insufficient ammunition." So with Hungarian and Romanian support, a victory for Poland in 1939 was possible even without the support of the French and British! What few know is that Romania was an ally of Poland in 1939. Romania has also offered Poland support in the war against Germany. But Poland refused, the Poles confident of victory due to the clear superiority of the Polish, French and British forces. Poland could not have guessed that the Polish allies would betray Poland so shamefully. The Hungarian and Romanian armies were not that strong, but they would have been enough to defeat the Germans together with Poland. Because the German army was not nearly as superior to the Polish army as is always claimed. Because without ammunition, the Germans would certainly not have been able to win. If Hungarians and Romanians would have attacked from the south, it would be a two-front war and the Germans were not prepared for a two-front war. A victory for the Poles with the Hungarians and Romanians would therefore be very likely!

The Hungarian Uprising of 1956 actually started with rallies of solidarity for the Insurgents in Poland, because before the Hungarian uprising there were massive protests in Poland against the imposed communist dictatorship. In order to put down the uprising, the Soviet henchmen also used tanks and killed 100 people and wounded 600. Many were arrested. The memory of the events was preserved by Polish opposition figures. After the Gdańsk Agreement in 1980, the Solidarność movement decided, as one of its first actions, to erect a monument commemorating the 1956 events. That this was possible made clear how much the communists in Poland were already in the devensieve. 8 years later in 1988 they had to agree to negotiations that meant the end of their rule in Poland. The success of the Poles in the fight against the Soviet henchmen was then the example for the other nations oppressed by the communists in Europe that resistance can be successful so that in the end everyone followed the Polish example and overthrew the communist regimes. One should not forget that without the success of the Poles there would have been no the fall of the Berlin Wall at the end of 1989. But unfortunately most associate with the victory over communism the fall of the Berlin Wall at the end of 1989 and not the previous victory of the Poles over the communists. An interesting aspect is also that in At the time of the Polish king Stefan Batory/Báthory István in the 16th century there was a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by karwasz vambraces karwos in Hungarian. Also another element of weaponry with the Hungarian origin was also the koncerz a type of a long thrust sword. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish empire. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which had its origin in Hungary as the name clearly shows. Made of thick broadcloth, the cap was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Magierka caps and sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. Before that, sabers were frowned upon by the nobility as weapons used by robbers and peasants. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the times of Polish empire, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

Crying is gay

Crying is not gay bro

@@kecso6418 it is when you are on the sigma grindset

Csaba just shut up okay i dont ask you

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@ voskwy "Poles seem to be completely oblivious after Western whitewashing that Ukrainians worship Bandera and their murder of Polish majorities" LOL you have no idea what Poles think. Nobody forgot about UPA crimes and Polish government reminded Ukraine of that numerous times. Also no Ukrainians celebrate massacres on Poles, they mostly have a twisted view of Bandera as an anti-russian fighter. Lot of them are not even aware of those massarces. Most Poles consider historical relations as "mixed" or "complicated" but if we would just refuse to collaborate with any neighbour that massarced Poles at some point we would have noone left to collaborate with. What Hungarians seem not to understand that Poles see Russia as an arch-rival that once again is moving into "our yard" that are Ukraine and Belarus and feel directly responsible to see them fail in anything they try Both Russian and Polish geopoliticians agree on one thing - Polish-Russian conflict is imposible to avoid It is easy to not fear Russia while hidden behind Carpathians In Poland, not wanting Russia to get spanked or even better removed entirely is considered as pro-russian stance.

@@dispen275 not everyone is brainwashed. Sadly majority is.

Tell this to Polish, EU, British and American leaders that are doing this happen..

And right back at you! Nagy Magyarország! Greetings from Poland.

*szabli

@@kwestionariusz1 rowy też mogę z Węgrami kopać XD

@@trzepotkit6806 seeing xd in other languages is so funny to me idk why anywyas love from india

@@indigo_editzz Do you use it in India too?

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Proud to be on the other side of this friendship :)

Thanks! 🇵🇱🥰🇭🇺

yess, we love you too Polish(Lengyel) friends

Kösz. (Thanks.)

I can't help but love our Polski wifeus / husbanus

@@anikonemes4411 Yea, they're cool.

Same!

Pomyślałem też, że sojusz v4 powinien się połączyć I hope you understand it lol.

I didn’t thought he would be right but the language looks like it

čau jak se máš

Ta profilówka z dziedzicem Pruskim :D

teraz już jest przyjazn rosyjsko węgierska

This war did not destroyed anything. We are still friends. We have often been on "opposite sides" during history. Love from Poland 🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱

@@godblessyou2098 ❤❤

@@godblessyou2098 We love you too

Hungary just wants to remain neutral, which is understandable because they lost the last few they joined

Plus a Polish and a Hungarian guy are considered the founders of the US Cavalry back in the War of independence! Kazimierz Pułaski and Kovács Mihály

american and culture in the same phrase? just kidding.

@@MpSniperM1911 I knew it was a risky comment haha but nice to see people are liking it :)

@ thats so cool I didn't know that!

@「 Deadpoppin 」 cringe

GIGACHAD grandfather

wholesome

Great respect for that man

So fucking based

My mather was 5 years old in 1944. She has alived warsaw uprasing only because of the humanity of hungarian soldiers , they have took her and my grandmather , they have protected them from germans for 2 weeks and help them to eskape from Warsaw. Thanks to it my mather and grandmather have alived the wola massacre- germans has murdered 40000-60000 people. Theerefore for me hungarians are true humans and brathers of Poles. Apart from it i like them because i am Polish- we love Hungarians, it is in our cultural code, sutch as drinking, making uprasings and "a nobleman on a homestead equal to a voivode"- Hungarians have the same. Our languages are from different planets, but we have the same spiryt- we are brathers. Hungarians are honoris causa Poles.

Don't worry,we love Poland no matter what!!!

Always ♥️ and Budapest is my favourite foreign city.

@@aleksandrap.5088 And Warszawa is mine

@@lordmilchreis1885 ♥️

Same to u

Greetings from Poland❤

True, his son, Mátyás Hunyadi on the otherhand :)

Waiting for the Romanians to claim Hunyadi as theirs.

@@p.b.5107 well, Hunyadi was ethnically Romanian. I think it is a hero shared by both of our nations and that is cool

@@felixdargent942 You didn't disappoint me. Yes, that's the most probable. He worked for both of us, and he's possibly the saviour of Western Civilisation. Thanks for being polite. I once had a conversation with a quite stubborn Romanian, that ended when I showed him the letter where Hunyadi calls Hungary his homeland -the first time someone calls it like that in my country's history. It used to be like 'I serve this king or that king', a reference wasn't made to homeland in the middle ages . Best regards!

@@p.b.5107 that's a good piece of trivia given that I live in Hunedoara or Vajdahunyad, and I was fed Romanian nationalist ideas about him every time I visited Corvin's castle, which was pretty often being in walking distance. Kind of ashamed that I never questioned the legitimacy of those stories. Thanks for the short history class!

Not only that! There were other things not mentioned too! The Hungarian Uprising of 1956 actually started with rallies of solidarity for the Insurgents in Poland, because before the Hungarian uprising there were massive protests in Poland against the imposed communist dictatorship. In order to put down the uprising, the Soviet henchmen also used tanks and killed 100 people and wounded 600. Many were arrested. The memory of the events was preserved by Polish opposition figures. After the Gdańsk Agreement in 1980, the Solidarność movement decided, as one of its first actions, to erect a monument commemorating the 1956 events. That this was possible made clear how much the communists in Poland were already in the devensieve. 8 years later in 1988 they had to agree to negotiations that meant the end of their rule in Poland. The success of the Poles in the fight against the Soviet henchmen was then the example for the other nations oppressed by the communists in Europe that resistance can be successful so that in the end everyone followed the Polish example and overthrew the communist regimes. One should not forget that without the success of the Poles there would have been no the fall of the Berlin Wall at the end of 1989. But unfortunately most associate with the victory over communism the fall of the Berlin Wall at the end of 1989 and not the previous victory of the Poles over the communists. An interesting aspect is also that in At the time of the Polish king Stefan Batory/Báthory István in the 16th century there was a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. An interesting aspect is also that the Polish language also contains hungarisms! Because during the reign of Stefan Batory/Báthory István, the Polish language incorporated numerous hungarisms which continue to be in active use. Most of them have military connotations, such as: szereg (row), orszak (procession), giermek (squire), dobosz (drummer), hajduk (highwayman), hejnał (bugle call), and puchar (goblet). Another aspect is that even the famous Polish winged hussars have Hungarian references. The characteristic hussar helmet Szyszak, for example, had its origins in the hungarian sisak helmet. The Hussars wore when they don't wear armor a coat which was called czuha (szűr in Hungarian). The forearms were protected by karwasz vambraces karwos in Hungarian. Also another element of weaponry with the Hungarian origin was also the koncerz a type of a long thrust sword. However, two other elements were the most characteristic of the Hussars, and later of the entire nobility of the Polish empire. The first item is the traditional magierka cap, which had its origin in Hungary as the name clearly shows. Made of thick broadcloth, the cap was worn by the Hussars away from the battlefield later it became fashionable among the entire Polish nobility. The second characteristic element is the famous Hussar sabre which originates from the Hungarian sabre. Magierka caps and sabres became inseparable attributes of the Hussars and, following their example, of all Polish nobility. Before that, sabers were frowned upon by the nobility as weapons used by robbers and peasants. To this day we consider them to be a permanent element of the national dress of the times of Polish empire, on equal footing with żupan and kontusz.

Next time you come, add that you also like pálinka :D "Sört pálinkát kérek"

Aww how nice! I am a Hungarian, and I haven't been to Poland but I really wanna go🥺

@@AshCharlie69420 me too

Unlike Serbs and Greeks who just start making out

No Homo

And he did not even mention the Personal union we had.

Dude. First of all, the direct impulse for the start of Polish nation building process was the Magyars invasion of Great Moravia in 906. Thanks to that chain of events the dukes of Wielkopolska maneged to emancipate from the influence of Czechs/Moravians and eventually created a state with the capital citiy in Gniezno. So, you may very well say Hungarians assisted creation of Poland. Well done guys!

Ironically Hungary would probably be much better off today if it was integrated into the Holy Roman Empire. Hungarian kings could have become Imperial electors and viable candidates for the Imperial throne. Plus perhaps the Empire would have moved a finger when the Mongols and Turks came if their breadbasket was at risk…

@@barkasz6066 If we want to follow this kind of logic, then we could also say that it would have been better for Poles to allow themselves to be Germanized under Bismarck's Kulturkampf, cos maybe they'd be now living in Germany, ie., the richest country in Europe!

@@barkasz6066 We were a bigger power then the Holy Roman Empire. Example: King Mateus (Mátyás király) was the king, before the pope was bending the knee too. Our Turul kings were religion leaders too, like in the Byzantine Empire... but as I said somewhere in the comment section, the Roman, and then the Holy Roman Empire, and all the westerner historians wrote those things falsly, or had not written them down, so we, after 1000, 500 or 200 years see us, Magyars as a little, weak country, nation. Holy Roman Empire was a rat prick.

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as a hungarian, i only hate french people, you are welcomed in my hometown anytime, friend

@@neptune6655 Is it because they started to be a pain in the arse for everyone in the past 30 years?

How do you get a Slovakian, a Hungarian and a Romanian to agree with each other? Ask them what they think of Gypsies! ;)

@@boomerix Balkans peace recipe, 100% works.

@Dean Romania lets just give back northern transylvania and we are fine

Love Poland from Hungary 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺

Hello from Hungary🇭🇺❤🇵🇱 We love you all💗

Twice if we count Stefan Batory, although he was “only” the Prince of Transylvania, not a king technically. The rest of Hungary was occupied by the Turks and Austrians at the time. Love from Hungary!

Love you too my friend from Hungary! 🤝✌️

By most accounts he was a good king too.

@@anor_naur Stefan Bathory was the most succesfull Polish warrior-king. Better than Bolesław I Chrobry and better than Jan III Sobieski. 🦇🌹🕸🌹🦇

Love Poland from Hungary 🇵🇱♥️🇭🇺

borat moment

And over here we see a sigma male in its natural habitat

I dlatego tak wspieracie Rosję?

@@Mr.DalekLK you do realize an entire Hungarian battalion is fighting for Ukraine?? 3 of our people died already, in return we get bashed and getting our language banned 🤷🏼‍♂️

Ty z Węgier?

Some historians say Batory was the best king of Poland.

🙏 Amen

real real

Exactly

AND THEN THE WIGNED HUSSARS ARRIVEDD

based comment is based

I genuinely don't understand this comment

Also Báthory founded the first university in Poland. ;)

@@pepederien5096 you're a bit off there...first one was established in 1364 by Kazimierz Wielki

Not entirely correct! István Báthory/Stephen Báthory reformed and so improved the winged hussars but not created the winged hussars. By the way, in 1576 Stefan Batory/Báthory István issued an official instruction which was sent to the commander of the hussars, in which the detailed conditions were specified for the standardization of the weapons and armor of the hussars. The document even contained the order to wear Hungarian clothing. However, at that time there was already a fashion for Hungarian clothing in Poland. So the order was actually superfluous. As for the term the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, that's a wrong name for the Polish Empire! To call this state Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is wrong. This term is wrong because the term Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth is a modern invention in connection with Poland. A nonsensical invention by historians that does not correspond to reality. Moreover, the term is being used incorrectly because the Polish term Rzeczpospolita has been mistranslated as Commonwealth. So the term Commonwealth is used because of an incorrect translation. For that reason alone, one should not use this term. In addition Australia, The Bahamas, and Dominica - have the official title "Commonwealth". If one compare these states with Poland of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries one can see how absurd the term Commonwealth is instead of Rzeczpospolita. So it would be best to use the Polish term Rzeczpospolita to denote this state. The term Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealt was not used at all in earlier times. It would be appropriate to speak of Rzeczpospolita is the traditional and official name of the state of Poland as a whole, including all duchies i.e. all areas dominated by the Polish Parliament and the Polish King . It is a combination of rzecz "thing, matter" and pospolita "common", a calque of the Latin res publica (res "thing" + publica "public, common"), so the republic, incorrectly translated as Commonwealth in English. By the way, in Poland, the word Rzeczpospolita is used exclusively in relation to the Republic of Poland, while other republic is referred to in Polish as "republika". Used in international treaties and diplomacy, the state has been called the most serene ( most high) Rzeczpospolita Poland (Polish: Najjaśniejsza Rzeczpospolita Polska, Latin: Serenissima Res Publica Poloniae or also Rzeczpospolita of the Polish Kingdom or Rzeczpospolita of Poland. Its residents simply referred it in the everyday language as Rzeczpospolita or Poland occasionally also the crown. But the state was never called Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Never! The term Rzeczpospolita seems difficult to pronounce for non-Poles. But that is not the case at all. With a little practice, anyone can pronounce the term correctly, even you. A little help: Rz is pronounced like the "isi" in vision. So virzon sounds like vision. Cz sounds like the "ch" in church. So Czurcz sounds like church. But if one just use "sh" instead of "rz", that sounds close to Polish. "Ch" can be used instead of "cz". So Shechpospolita would be written in English, which could be pronounced without problems. So there is no reason not to use this correct term. By the way, the Polish Empire could also be used as an alternative to Rzeczpospolita for this state if one wants to use a modern term. The term Swedish Empire is also used, or even Danish Empire.

@@GreatPolishWingedHussars thank you very much for the information, i will stop referring to it as the commonwealth from now on, and try to work on my polish pronunciation!

@@majomhaha5026 Thanks for the discernment and understanding!

🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱 We love you Poland, even if our current government is the way it is. Our country gets a lot of hate because of it. However, we, Hungarians do not think like the government. We will always love you our Polish brothers, no matter what. During my childhood, I was playing online when suddenly I started talking with a guy, he asked where I was from. I told him from Hungary. He was Polish. He started talking in Hungarian and I was shocked. He told me that we are brothers forever. That's when I found out about tge polish-hungarian friendship. One of my best memories ever.

@@schnitzel9715 🇭🇺🤝🇵🇱

The goverment at 2ww were "enemy's" too.

Ergo, she was culturally Hungarian.

same bro

Hungary is motherland

We should learn your methods.

@@ridita5221 It's easy - not enough social benefits to make a living as an unemployed immigrant :)

@@ridita5221 just a lot of free workplaces that pay you minimal or below average wage and ur good

And since russian invasion on Ukraine we took most refugees in absolute number in the world without any refugee camps.