Geoguessr - Czechia (Czech Republic) 3 minutes per round - Country Spotlight #25
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2020
- Today I'm exploring the beautiful country of Czechia (or the Czech Republic) on Geoguessr with a 3 minute timer. You can play along by clicking here! www.geoguessr.com/challenge/m...
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Hey, thanks for watching! I just posted a new video where I play the Czech Republic map again - check it out here: th-cam.com/video/GjuSYrjqaMs/w-d-xo.html I also upload Geoguessr challenges and other geography content every week. I hope you enjoy my channel!
Hi man, im from Czechia and I must say that you scored really well.
+You didnt say that Czechia is Eastern Europe, my sub is yours! :)
Hey, I am from the Czechia. Well played!
Man, I love that and hear English pronounciation of these is awesome😂👌🏻
hi i'm from czech republic. Since you are from Chicago, you are very good and you know more in the Czech Republic than I do, and that must be allowed. P.S. great creation is good
Bet u lost
He didn't say we are Eastern Europe, take my like
No Eastern Europe because we are midle Europe.
A přitom jsme viď
@@vladanvyskocil Jsme vychodní Evropa a pro všechny vždycky budeme
@@Kapralreza Ne, pokud si to nenecháme. Nějakejch 40 let nás nebude definovat.
@@vladanvyskocil Správně je Central Europe 👈
Kdo je tu z česka? :D
@Míraeu cz jooooo konečně xD
0 body tak asi Česko moc neznám ale co mě je to jedno
Všichni😂
Jes
Yep
like for saying central not eastern :)
Ale my jsme východní Evropa, geograficky jsme s odřenýma ušima střed to asi jo. Ale mentalitou, myšlením politikou a životní úrovní spadáme do Východní Evropy.
@@Kapralreza S tím souhlasí a není se čemu divit prostě jsme byli východní blok
Labe is a river in Czechia, nad Labem means like Above Labe, it's a town built really close to the river
Až na to, že v tomhle případě "nad" je přeloženo jako "upon" a ne "above" :)
Just make things clear, it’s Elbe, that is its international name
@@LukasHylsky Ne, to je spíše německé jméno, a ani Němci už příliš nepoužívají německý název řeky a ani města.
@@CZghost tak teď jste me pobavil, chcete říct, ze Němci říkají “Labe” místo Elbe? A zklamu Vás, výraz Labe nikdo mimo Česko nezná, kdo z Američanů tu řeka zna (třeba díky 2.sv. válce), zna ji jako Elbe.
@@CZghost Z místní zkušenosti nemohu souhlasit. Němci říkají výhradně Elbe. A ještě doplním, že Ústí nad Labem je pro ně Aussig (žádná řeka, žádné "nad").
everybody gangsta till he visits your town
Načeradec must be a decent sized town... I just bursted out laughing. You are so optimistic :)
Hahaha, I'm from Načeradec and it is a village xD
@@frantisekmasek252 that's very much expected with that name XD
we have here a very small specific poor villages look at the ´´BUKOVEC´´
@@TECHNICUSChannel 😂😂 Yeah, my home country is quite funny when it comes to the appearance of villages, but it has enough places and monuments that we can be proud of.
:DDD
we also have cities
, btw 😂😂
Haha, that was wonderful to watch as a Czech person 😄 and you did way better than I expected 👍🏼 subscribed🤩
Thanks so much!!
you said....central europe...Thank you
A přitom jsme východní Evropa.
Its funny how you read it :DD in czech its all read like its written (atleast for us) so for example : kojetice you would probably read as : koh-yeh-ti-tseh :) nice job overall :)
Lol yeah I basically just read it the way it looks in English! Thanks for watching :)
@@ChicagoGeographer yeah :) Czech words are usually pronounced as they are written :)
Yes, it is funny
@@TheElafis jenže oni to taky čtou jak je to napsaný chápeš ? :D
@@MrMajsterixx Well, ve svý podstatě...
Central Europe finally someone who know it it's really pain for people who live in Czech or Slovakia to hear these states are in east Europe or somewhere else thank you
Jsme východní Evropa.
Some info about our road system:
If the road number is in red background, it means a highway.
If the road number is in blue background, then:
- one- and two-digit numbers are for first class roads (the best ones)
- three-digit numbers are for second class roads (the most of the "bigger" roads you saw during your guessing)
- four- and five-digit numbers are for third class roads (all the small roads, their numbers are not written on the signs most of the time)
The "M" letter in yellow circle means that trucks have to pay toll on the road.
Our Languange is pretty hard, so don't be sad you can't much pronounce our Town names. Everyone who reads this, have a Great day.
Edit:I am suprised you can Pronounce n./L. (nad Labem) Goodjob!
One of the hardest indeed. Ř - noone has that lmao.
Yes, our language is pretty hard.
The yellow "M" sign stands for 'Mýto' which means toll that trucks need to pay on that road (its all electronic and cars dont pay it.)
Slovo mýto je označení poplatku vybíraného za používání cest nebo místo, kde se tento poplatek vybírá. Ve staré češtině se tímto slovem označovala i mzda, odměna. Toto slovo vzniklo pravděpodobně ze starohornoněmeckého muta (clo), které bylo přejato z gótského mota, vytvořeného od mitan (měřit). Původně tedy označovalo „vyměřený poplatek“.
ujc.avcr.cz/jazykova-poradna/dotazy/0003.html
To písmeno "m" ve slovech označujících měření by mohlo být srozumitelné mezinárodně ("measured out"), i když od vyměření k placení je to ještě významový skok. Ostatně angličtina je považovaná za západogermánský jazyk, takže vlastně to slovo máme vypůjčené my od nich, od Germánů. :-) Ale je fakt, že na té dopravní značce to M pro nezasvěceného moc názorné není, člověk by si mohl myslet, že to označuje třeba přestup na metro.
nejsem řidič, takže jsem to nevěděl a přemýšlel, co znamená...takže díky za informaci
Kudos! Greetings from Czechia
Nice video. "nad Labem" ... up the river Elbe and sometimes there was shortcut Hradec Králové on the sign just HR Králové :)
Cc
Damn the first place is a road i usually drive when I want to get to where my parents live now
The Second one is the place I drive through when I want to get to my Grandma
The 4th one is located 17km from my home place and I usually also use that road from time to time.
and the fifth one is where my other grandma lives LOL
Damn what a coincidence
bruh
That's a lil sus 🤔
Its cool that this video was released 7 months ago and he is still hearting and responding to new comments.
Man, you did great! :-D I imagine how hard it must be be for anyone from abroad with so alien names and stuff... And ten cause those place were really.. Like.. lvl99! :-D Anyway, I was thrilled right up till the end!
Alien names and stuff??? You mean english language??? :D :D :D
@@janbaxa3282 I mean that Načeradec, Neděliště etc. sound pretty weird even to me, being czech:-D and if I were an english native speaker I would probalbly rather learn the sounds that Predator does in the movie, than trying to pronounce these:-D
Mate, I was just in Kojetice when watching this video. So hilarious. And the feeling of perfectly knowing where to click in the map xdd
I looked exactly like that diCaprio Once upon a time meme xdd
Great video about my first homeland Czechia 🇨🇿, thanks a lot. Best regards from Switzerland!
As a Czech it is quite funny to watch, because you missed so many informations that, knowing the country, could have been useful. For example, in the second one, all towns were named "nad Sazavou", over the "Sazava" river, which you have to look for southeast of Prague. Or in the third, there is an advertisement, saying something about moravian products, meaning, that the location can only be in the eastern part of the country.
how the fuck would he know
I would like to see you learning every important geografic points and things like that in (for you) some really foreign state like for example Macedonia only for playing this game.
the numbering systems on reqgional roads works radially from the capital of each region because these roads connect smaller reqional cities. thats why 285 was that far from 284 and 286
Thank you for playing my home country map. You did very well! Especially the first and fourth guess were amazing
Thank you!
Feel like I'm cheating on Geowizard watching this. Ah well, give a go.
Lol thanks for watching!
3:29 Naserádek (automatické anglické titulky to píšou jako "nice erotic") :-)
Vlastně z toho videa vyplývá, že tu všichni žijeme v polorozpadlých prvorepublikových/komunistických prdelích o sto obyvatelích, nikde nikdo není, auto je vzácnost a největší kulturní bohatství je zámek Sádek.
S lehkým úsměvem na tváři si říkám, jak je to vlastně krásné.
wtf
@@petrnovak5304 Nemá to hlubší smysl, jen jsem chtěl narazit na to, že v tom videu fakt vlastně nic moc zajímavýho nebylo, jen lesy, pole louky.
Hmmm, škoda 😐
Great content, you deserve more subscribers.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
i was really rooting for you, you got the difficult ones, ending up in villages and on a field roads, but you handled them like a pro!
I just noticed this episode is by far the most viewed video on your channel. That's just Czech people looking for videos about their country. :D
Good stuff, I enjoyed the other episodes too!
Hello from the Czech Republic....
that sign on 6:46 told you that it is on Moravia (part of Czech republic) "Kojetice na Moravě" that na means something like Kojetice in Moravia, you also bypassed train station in that speed a second later. The Czech Republic has three major parts (Bohemia Moravia Silesia).
You guessed well that "n.L" that means "above something", in this case, some river and exactly it is "nad Labem."
That M is "mýto" in your language something like a toll.
You did an excellent job man... even for me and I am from Czechia it was hard because it was smaller towns or in some cases almost villages I never heard about. Yes, there were signs with larger towns, but I understand that for you it is placed unknown.
You deserved my deep bow, great job.
It is interesting to watch someone go through your country :) I am leaving like
I am form Czech Republic and this was interisting to watch. When you wanted to know the road number at the begining i told my self that some times its hard to even find it. But good job man. you deserve my like and subscribe
This was so much fun to watch!
OMG its so funny hearing you pronounce names of our cities and villiges :DDD
Your pronunciation made my night thx dude. (Nothing in bad way i just liked to hear the way foreigner pronounce it) x)
Good Job. In the last village you passed by a board map! Haha what a pitty you didn't notice. :)
6:50 the name of the place was written on railway station building. He overlooked that.
Nice to see videos about my home country. :D
The second part, just when i saw the first picture i knew exactly where you were :D Havent been there a long time though :)
Great video as well as the second one! You did really pretty good job with the pronunciation so I turned off adblock for your videos and actually watch all ads. The best thing in this video was when you pronounce "Načeradec" as in a czech transcription "Naser Radek" which means "Fuck off Radek (male name)" :D
Places with "na" in Slavic countries usually indicate river, with whatever case ending na takes. Russia has Rostov-na-Donu, Slavyansk-na-Kubani, Kamen'-na-Obi, Komsomol'sk-na-Amure....
Hearing you pronounce the village names makes me chuckle
Someone might have already commented about this, but the suffix "-ice" is generally used in the names of villages and smaller towns, never large cities (well, except for České Budějovice). It's kind of similar to "-ton" in Washington/Boston/Livingston :).
The (M) means it's a toll road for larger vehicles. This symbol changes from country to country though.
Wow you're really good a this, I'm a local and it wouldn't cross my mind to use the road numbers to pinpoint the location
10:11 you were zooming right on my boring little hometown :D
Cool video, nice to see someone to "travel" in Czech 😀
0:39 Visetýs and Mláda Vosýž :-)
:DD
As Czech person I'm glad you said Central Europe And not eastern. It Is pain to hear that. Děkuji, přeji krásný den :)
(Thank you. Have a good day )
I am from Czech rep. and I have to say - good job!
the way he said nad Labem (im from Czechia and he said it realy good )
Those numbers on blue signs with arrows and names of villages/towns/cities are not road numbers its distance how many km it is to reach that destination. If there was a number inside the small white frame it would be the number of the road. Sometimes they show both one in frame and one without usually on opposite sides.
n. L. means "nad Labem" (above Elbe river) and it means that the town is near the river
Dude i live in the Czech republic and that road at the start looks like a thousand other. I have seen roads exactly like that one thousands of times
Wow you are really good!
I’m here because I find your voice very calming.
Ha! Cool video, I didn't know about Geoguessr! Time to try it myself :D
Cheers from Czech Republic, thank you much for making this video
The way you reading the names is top xddd
This is deadass asmr im not kidding
I really enjoyed your video ☺️
You've chosen mostly rural roads and small villages but it's nice to travel the countryside.
Nad Labem means = upon Labe (the river)
M in the circle means it's a toll road
(M for mýto)
If U need to explain further gimme a shout 🤠
In Czech, the rivers and water streams got their own numbers, and usually, it's written on the bridges pretty clearly. I think it will be like that in other countries too. Maybe you should try it next time.
* on the sign in front of the bridges by the road.
Nice video sir its fu**ing awesome...❤
I am Czech and I feel you did better than I did :D nice job
OHH it's kinda hard to watch :DDD. I knew lot of these places since i come from the country. You did a pretty good job anyways.
Wow, congratulations from Czechia
Lol i'm from Czechia dude
Me too
Me too
Czech Gang
Mee too
Me too xd
Příště Slovensko prosím!! 🤣
Dobré video 👍👏
Celkem ti to de!! 👍👍
I live in Czech and at the 1 round i could saw my town on the map
Já zase bydlím mezi Načeradcem a Voticemi...
6:36 This village is close to mine. It is about 20 km. Her name is Vladislav
Ve Voticích je školní jídelna, ve které výborně vaří.
If you are on bridge and you dont know whats number of road, just look at little black sign. First numbers mean number of road, ant next numbers are order of bridge on road
It´s funny when you are reading names of town or villiges in my country like it will be towns in England. :D
Im czech and whent it say nad Labem or Vltavou then it mean its next river Labe or Vltava
Bruh I'm sorry but it's really funnny how you read names of our cities and villages😂 I'm sorry I know it's hard for you to read it xd
As a czech citizen,I was very laughing at your Name pronouncing😂
I'm from czechia and the way he reads the sings is hilarious and it sounds nothing like the actual word😂😂😂😂😂😂.
We Czechs have one of hardest lenguages in the world but you are not allow to ruin it :D That´s just us i think. Nice vid i like it.
There is a great school canteen in Votice
Geoguessr: Do you like this map?
Me: I guess not.
you had it reall tough, but good job
Greetings from the Czech Republic👋
Čau tvoje videa z map na Google mapách jsou dobré jsem z české republiky kousek od Prahy a občas koukám taky na mapy lecos zajímavého se tam dá najít.
Great video! I had fun listening to mispronounced town names :D
Postfix "-ice" is like "-ville". That's why almost every village has it. Not all, but many.
I have some advice for you. Every time you see Nad Labem, it's a town that lies on a river. But sometimes you can see Nové město n. M. This is not a river n. M. abbreviation refers to which part of the Czech Republic the city lies. There are three parts of Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia. Three best ways to find a town or village. 1.follow the road markings and the letters 2. according to the rivers of dam lakes 3. according to the mountainous terrain and the type of environment. And a little help at the end if you see the license plate of the car somewhere. Thus, A denotes Prague, B South Moravian Region, T Moravian-Silesian Region, M Olomouc Region, etc... Check the net to write the names of the regions in the country and the letter on the license plate of the car
Great info, thanks for sharing!
Actually in this case Nové Město n. M. refers to the river Metuje in north-east Bohemia - "Nové Město nad Metují". There isn't only one "Nové Město" :)
@@ChicagoGeographer It was funny to see - Moravia is much less marked so that´s why you had the problem with those points there. :D
@@exi985 Mám dojem že v originálním komentáři šlo o Nové Město na Moravě... Ale toto jde taky
I'm really surprised how quickly you realized that n./L. meant "nad Labem". But the map kinda screwed you over there because it was showing the German name for the river itself (Elbe instead of Labe) so you didn't make the connection which would allow you to just follow the river until you found the town you were in. But then you found it anyway, so good job. I don't know if I would be able to do better in these rounds with the 3 minute time limit. A lot of those places you ended up in were really small towns/villages I've never heard of despite being Czech.
Bude video kde se podíváš do Zlínského kraje?
Labe is the Elbe plus I am from Czechia so I did preaty good.
Whoa... I live 20 miles from Vlašim. Town Benešov :D
já sem čech :D btw nice video
The number next to the towns name is how far in km it is
Hi from Czech Republic! :)
I'm from Czech and half of the time I didn't know where the heck you were XD
im czech and im so surprised for that someone that isnt Czech Slovak or Polan guy maked video about my state
Hehe, the third one is like 9 miles away from my home :D
11:20 i live in hradec kralove and he scrolled over it like 5 times 😂
Já Trutnov
Greetings from Czech republic