What EASTERN EUROPEANS Really Think About Each Other?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Eastern & Central Europeans from Poland, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Hungary, Romania, Czech and Slovakia dish out what they think about each other and see how much really they know.
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CREW:
Jason Tojeiro (editing)
/ jay_film
CAST:
Elena (Poland): / authorelenaleman
Daniel (Poland): / dan.oskar
Kristina (Slovakia): / opekanyzemiacik
Onzo (Czech): / il_superpescatore
Julia (Belarus): / julia_dadayan
Elena (Bulgaria): / elippetrova
Kateryna (Ukraine): / katerihne
Ildiko (Hungary): / ildyzmus
Vlad (Romania): / vlad.open.doors
Anastasia (Russia): / anastasia.hans
Aleksei (Russia): / parfumer31
Cornell (Moldova):
/ hugronaphor
• What EASTERN EUROPEANS...
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Sounds like the Russian guy was VERY knowledgeable about film in Czech
A man of culture)
@@pata.s.4040 🤣
@@malta3angwa haha
so that's what he meant when he mentioned Czech sausages ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
A connoisseur, if you will. 😉
Polish people: Czech sounds funny, like a baby talking
Czech people: Polish is funny like a kid talking
Choose your fighter
we slovaks also say polish sounds like a kid talking
Cause it's like a distorted version of the same language as if a person speaking it had some disabilities with pronunciation so it sounds funny to everyone (czechs and slovaks vs poles and vice versa) 😂 cheers from PL
@@adamwnt yea, we also say that polish is like broken czech
@@lastar6118 *uno reverse card*
My girlfriend, who is Polish, has said to me before that she finds Czech sounds very diminutive and child like. However, I as an Englishman learning Polish would argue that Czech isn't so childish once I heard the different meanings between Polish "szukać" and Czech "Šukat'" 😳
I love how the Poles sang happy birthday at the end 😂
I was singing along. Na zdrowie!
I love the relationship between Czech and Polish languages. The one sounds just like the other, but while having a stroke.
What comes to mind when you hear Poland?
Everyone: kurwa and vodka
Me, a Pole: idk what else i expected
Maybe "siblings" - Greetings from Hungary!
Purogis
Witcher
Don't let that upset you, when I think of Poland beautifully traditional and warm-hearted people come to mind, as well as unique architecture, Gdansk, patriotism, amber jewelry and a strange language xD
Poland is a very underrated. Many people view Poland as a backwater craphole but that is exactly what it isn't!
I mean... It's kinda true though, and i'm Polish
Never heard someone call Bulgaria a Latin like country
the whole Balkan region is basically that when it comes to temperament, it's up to climate
@@drzeworyj in the balkans people have temperament when you provoke us but Latin countries they have 24/7 high Temperament. It's my personal experience.
@@ddx5684 It was filmed in Portugal. The portuguese are the less latin of latins. It is normal the people in the video may have a different view from yours.
@@Bracarensis This is true. The Portuguese are considered like Slavic-sounding and minded Latin people.
Whereas the Spanish and Italians are like twins culturally
I was thinking the closest would be Romania
Which nation has the best food?
Poles & Ukrainians: The one which is the same as ours.
no literally 😭🇺🇦
@@marquesfenty So... you're Ukrainian.
@@INecr0 obviously yes
@@marquesfenty That's why I didn't ask.
@@INecr0 huh? 😃
I’m Bulgarian and I have NEVER imagined someone sees us a “Latino” country 😂 but also kinda like it
As an actual Latino I suddenly feel a connection with Bulgarians lol
It's nothing wrong with being latino. Latino derivates from the Latin word latinus which designates the founder people of the roman republic and the roman empire. Stop being so ignorant and desinformed. Try to be informed and not opinionated. You probably associate "latino" With Latin America like many people thanks to Hollywood. The reason it is called Latin America is because it was colonized by Latin European countries(Portugal, Spain and France) which held one of the greatest empires in history just like their predecessors the Romans. Countries with mother tounges derived from Latin, the language of the Romans and of the Vatican. Prominent and prestigious western european countries. If someone called me a latin or a latino i would be proud.
My message is to VASI G and nobody else. To avoid any confusions.
@@fabiogamarra2298 ciao Fabio, non capisco perché sei così aggressivo… tutto questo già lo sapevo e infatti, ho detto che mi piace essere chiamata “latino”
@@brunokubin
Probably for good reason
So happy to see Hungarian included sometimes I feel left out since we r not Slavic or Romance language like Romania
all the languages are beautiful and so are the people. It all depends of how the people "hear and decode" the sound that has been made and then interpreted according to their perspectives, education (programming), and individual upbringing.
@@u83208 yes every language is Interesting
Yes people kind of don’t know where to put us haha
@Μαρίνα Σ she is from Vajdaság (Vojvodina) northern region of Serbia which is ethnically Hungarian for hundreds of years. All countries bordering Hungary have minority Hungarian populations living near border . That’s because after WW1 Hungary pretty much got screwed over when they drew the new borders since they lost 2/3 of their territory
@Μαρίνα Σ In fact, Vojvodina was not part of Dusan's Serbian Empire. It's Northern border was up to Belgrade
Can we just have a story time video with the Russian guy? He looks like a Russian James bond & I love his voice!
I was thinking he looks like the Russian Jeremy Renner but I see a bit of Bond there also
@@Bruisedmelon oh my gosh!! No, YOU nailed it!!
Yeaaaahhhh
I can definitely see the Daniel Craig likeness
Same!
From all these countries I have interacted more with Polish and I like them because most seem friendly and go straight to the point when they talk to you. Also I've never met a Polish woman who isn't beautiful and doesn't take care of her self - women are really beautiful!
Oh, and the only polish word I can remember is dziekuje because I think it sounds quite similar to jacuzzi 🛁😁
@@lykourgos.tsirikos Hahaha. XD It's funny. I never heard that it sounds like that. Greetings from Warsaw. 🤗🇵🇱
Both sides have such epic, iconic, mystic, mystical, majestic accents
Agreed.
Hey Matthew, where are you from? Hope you enjoyed the video ☺️ I’m from Bulgaria, which they compared to a Latin country 😂
I'm Polish and a typical Polish accent in english makes me cringe
"It sounds like Russians are talking backwards" hahaha that's a Russell Peters joke
Trevor Noah has a similar bit. He says it's like a DJ turning a record backwards
you read my words
@@tomrogue13 He stole it and Peters has called Noah out for being a notorious joke thief.
Correction: Russell Pider's joke. Heheheheheheh.
I'm a Brazilian and I love the slavic culture. Your culture is so rich and incredible. I hope one day I can make some slavic friends. Greetings from Brazil
I'm Bulgarian and I love Brazil. I even speak Portuguese.
@@yoanapeycheva9499 WOW
That's very awesome! I've never seen a Bulgarian who speaks Portuguese. That's incredible
I’m Polish and I’m learning Portuguese!! Eu amo o brasil !!!!
@@karo2513 it's cool to know that people from Poland enjoy Brazil. I hope you don't have many difficulties with Portuguese hahaha
02:19
Russian guy: I love Kyiv
Ukraine: Hol up
We do the same when a german person says I love Gdańsk 😅
that aged too bad 😅
Very nice to see some Belarus and Moldova representation
I like this theme. Keep going with it. Ask questions like what do Northern Europeans think of Southern Europeans, what do Western Europeans think of Eastern Europeans and vice versa. That's 4 videos right there and there's still even more becuase you can do things like what do South Europeans think of East Europeans and on and on
Yes, I’d love that! Especially Eastern vs Western Europe
Good idea only if you want to have huge conflicts in the comments section.
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Nowadays that could be dangerous :p
@@roromil2441 embrace the conflict 😂
Western have always looked down their noses on Eastern. Eastern are stubborn and extremely prideful.
It's a mess, but we're all white as f*ck.
"If you speak polish, everything is melodic" Man, I'm gonna tell it to my polish wife, we'll see how she reacts XD
They meant, that polish sounds flat, so if you speak polish, any other language sounds pretty and melodic. I kind of agree, polish doesn't have much intonation, melody etc, tho I like the sound of russian. When I speak polish I feel like everything is so blended and you can say 4 sentences in the same voice, I don't have it with english or german.
I was just thinking that. Can’t wait to tell my Polish husband 😆
I think it sounds nice :)
Just casually leaving a comment here to wait for the reaction
@@tomwayne4859 No need, guy is now probably MIA ;-)
I’m Portuguese and after this video, I feel that I need to visit all of your countries! Na zdrowie!
Portugal is so beautiful❤️
Start by visiting Spain, there is a lot of Romanians there 😂😂
@@mrstarbuck9212 And its already one step to the east ;)
Not russua anymore, this country gone crazy
Espera até saberes que a ucraniana que aparece às 0:44 também vive em Portugal, eu e ela andamos na mesma turma
Man, I love those 2 Russians. They seem so chill.
I really enjoy watching this video, you should keep making more of these videos
Hahah, first time hearing that we, Bulgarians, are like Latinos. I can see where this opinion comes from (yes, we can be very emotional sometimes and very expressive) but I think we have a long way to go to be acting like real Latinos.
Very good video, Marina! Loving to see all the Slavs squad appreciating each other
Maybe they meant light latins like the portuguese.
И аз не го очаквах 😂 според мен, имаме повече нещо общо със Средиземноморските държави
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Да, определено. Макар че италианците специално са в пъти по-експресивни от нас. И си падат малко скандалджии :D Ние поне сме по-умерени xD Над испанците нямам толкова наблюдения.
I think it's bcs Czech/Polish people use to come here on sea vacation since decades :D So they associate us with something warm and exotic.
It's also about your mainstream music and music videos i guess. They are like kind of sexual (just like most popular music videos in the latin community)
Norwegian-Romanian guy here, loved this video! Keep up the good work :)
Pierogi with potatoes and onions is the best dish in the whole world, no question. It’s so simple but so incredibly yummy and satisfying. My mum’s best friend is polish and made them for me because she knew I liked them so much (and it makes such a difference if a polish person makes them or you get them somewhere else). I felt like I was in heaven ☺️😍
yeah in russia we cook them a lot too(especially grandmathers)
I think Peirogi is interslavic dish or atleast all eastern slavic(+Poland) have plenty of them and consider as national food
It's really just a slavic dish, that possibly came from China through the Mongols. In Ukraine and Russia it's called 'vareniki', and is considered a national dish in Ukraine. In my experience the polish ones tend to have thicker dough, and in Ukraine there are more varieties such as strawberry etc. ones, otherwise there isn't a difference. There are several other dumplings in Russia and Ukraine such as pirozhki, pelmeni, which are basically simpler versions of Chinese dumplings, served with sour cream rather than vinegar.
pierogi is amazing! especially the filling
@@CNFrostXY I think Poland is the same with Ukraine, we make a million varieties, strawberries, blueberries, cherries, sauerkraut and mushrooms etc
Pirogi ruskie (Ruthenian pierogi). Home made are always the best one ;)
Hungary always rooting for us, kisses from Polan :>
Do one where all the Nordics, southern Europeans, Slavics, and Celtics really think of each other.
She's already done one about Southern Europeans... being from Southrrn Europe myself I quite liked it.
@@mimmiblu6138 no, he means everyone together, from all of these parts.
@@NeoZeta oh sorry.... I hadn't understood.
This would epic!😂
Ah, that's a great idea.
It would like big family reunion
Love this casual interviews. So much fun!
Wow. I was always curious about the Eastern Europian countries and thier people. There should be more videos on them. I enjoyed this video.
Are you sure about that East or just stupid ?????
Greetings from Poland ❤️🇵🇱
🇭🇺❤️🇵🇱
Loved that intro!
And I actually knew the polish tradition of kissing the woman's hand cuz I learned about it in an Easy Polish video
This video is very interesting and intriguing, keep making more of these amazing and awesome videos
This video was sooo good!
Loved it and the cast was super. 👌
Nice vid, as always, Marina :D Would love to get more in-depth convo about each country, as well
Polish food and Hungarian food are the best for me:)
Great episode! Thank you!
Really fun video
i love the two polish people there LOL they're so nice about the other countries, and yeah personally i love the Russian language
Honestly, the Eastern European countries are very close in language and culture.
I speak Russian, but can understand many other languages.
@@ImNotaRussianBot really? Especially with russian language because russians are Slavs 😂
Happy Friday everyone! Sorry for another late upload; hopefully we can get more consistent with postings soon. I hope you enjoyed this one - the quality isn't as good as the ones I get to film in Toronto with the crew (as this one was filmed in Portugal with the local videographer). Hopefully the content makes it worthwhile. I tried to focus on just Eastern Europe, but realized it wouldn't be a fun video without Central Europe. Having said that, there are definitely countries missing that I will focus on in the future, such as the Baltics. What regions would you want to see next?
You never disappoint
Western Europe or Central Asia maybe?. Love the video❤️
Caucasus please!!
Baltics, especially hoping for Lithuania; Slovenia, Armenia
Again, I think it'd be fun to do the big Anglophone countries not already covered in the Caribbean and African videos (so the USA, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Maybe Malta.)
Really good video!!!
I really enjoyed this video. I want to visit these countries and the two Polish representative were so entertaining.
And the man looks like very Polish. The woman not so typical.
Great video!. Althought you've uploaded a lot of Easterns and central European videos and I've enjoyed it a lot, I'd like you to upload more things about Southamericans, and/or Chile✨. Greetings
When i see Balkans, i click. Honestly, just wanna hang with all of them, drink and share stories 🤷♀️
Be welcome. We'd also like to do the same
Come and drink with us brother. The alcohol goes on us, just share your story
Even tho they belong to south europe section but okay
I want her to make a video about what people in the balkans think of each other (include Turkey, Slovenia, and Montenegro), because it’s a very interesting and messy place.
@Dabi Eastern Europe is a geographical term so if these countries are Eastern so is albania
So good!
Lovely! I like your contents Mariana
I dont meet a lot of foreigners... so I value every encounter. I will make a video of my Top 10 favorite Europeans, and definitely Poland will be on that list. I also like Austrians. I met a few Russians and Estonians. Oh I remember 2 guys from Prague, they are the most handsome of all Europeans I have ever met.
you have to make a video..."what southern europeans think of eastern and central europeans". It will be very interesting..
As a southern European, we don't know a lot about eastern Europeans, at least myself
For a start they are all eastern europeans. Central european is not a thing for southeners.
@@1abc219 maybe u r just not educated dude
@@lastar6118 Nothing to do with education. It's because of lack of interaction
@@lxportugal9343 ok
Amazing!
Lovely people..I can feel the vibes
I hope it’s not the last time we see a Belarusian in your videos!:)
I am a simple Pole and if I had to give my 5 cents, I would just say that when it comes to food, Hungary n.1, getting drunk, Russia n. 1 and my country Poland n. 2, but Czechia for drinking consistently though fewer of them get to the point of getting wasted, women hard to say, probably Russia for sexuality and Hungary for facial and overall body beauty
That Ukrainian girl is so beautiful!
I melted
We ( Hungarians) also have a strong home-made drink, called palinka
Please don’t mention, palinka. It almost killed me! 🤣
@@ninoellison7793 noh, lol
I have never met anyone from Hungary. When I meet a white person who doesnt sound Spanish or French, I always ask them if they are Hungarian.
I am from Germany and I drank it once, will never forget it!🤣
Palinka = палёнка! 😂😜
Frequently visiting Poland made me a vodka fan 🤣🤣. Can't wait to go back.
Slovakian girl and czech man speak to eachother in english... I have seen everything...
Im learning hungarian cuz i got family roots there and the hungarian woman was spot on about how it sounds to foreigners/non-native speakers. Sounds like "Egyeben a merend tezebenek szeregyen ezerek a gyeret ben"
For Czechs and Slovaks Polish sounds like kids' speech, and for Polish people Czech and Slovak sound like kids' speech.
lol
I am from Galicia. And for me Slovak is Czech speaking with Ukrainian accent using some polish words.
@@vexillonerd Slovak is slavic esperanto confirmed.
always been like this m8
Poland here
Yeah. They're discount Polish.
Technically Germany, Switzerland and Austria are definitely Central Europe too. I think it's a little sad to adopt the age old stereotype of "East vs West" and have the devide between Germany and Poland. Geographically it's very incorrect. Vienna is more east than Prague.
They included Romania, Hungary And Moldava, So no. If it would be about Slavs, Why not name it "what Slavs think....".
@@gerikiss1306 and vice versa i'm from Poland I have some basic knowledge of french, german, russian and latin, but if it comes to hungarian unfortunately I don't hear nothing even closely similar, it's totally different experience
@@nini5484 it doesn't say Slavic. It says Eastern and Central Europe. Germany, Switzerland and Austria ARE Central Europe.
What 'technically'?? It's geographically nonsensical to even have such a division. Do you even know how geography works? (BTW *geographically* there is no Europe, only Eurasia. The division by the caucasus is an outdated and non-scientific division). The 'west/east/central' division has always been cultural, not geographical. Germany, Switzerland, Austria do not share cultural similarities with these other countries. The Czech republic might be an exception , but that's it.
@@CNFrostXY I Guess being 500 years in one empire (Wich was in frequent contact with Germany And Poland) doesn't make Austria, Czech, Slovakia And Hungary even slightly culturaly related, right? 😅 Being neigbours and having populations mixed Also never influence the culture I Guess :)
I don't understand why some people are so upset because of our Central European identity. You may call us what you want in your culture and language but it doesn't change the fact that we have the right to identify as whatever the hell we want. It is OUR point of view and OUR identity, not yours. And some of us choose to identify as Central European. So what? Deal with it.
Your vision of Europe is not the only one out there and frankly we don't care what feels correct for you. Also, it takes a little bit of knowledge about the history and culture of our region to understand all those fine differences that lay at the base of our ethnic identities. Central and Eastern Europe is not a monolith like so many Westerners view it to be (mostly due to their ignorance about the subject).
I personally identify as Polish, Western Slavic, Central European. You may call me Eastern European if you want although, due to our recent history, it would be a social blunder in my opinion. So please calm down, open your mind a bit to a different point of view and have some respect for us in the comment section.
Westoids feel the need to disregard thousands of years of history in favour of the cold war era division (which was only a brief 45 years, plus it has also become outdated by now) to satisfy their superiority complex.
3:37 we definitely HAVE that in Slovakia too
In Romania in the North part we don't say "palinka" or "țuica" we say "horinka" and it's clear is that we took it from the ukrainians
Maybe invers
I really love that russian woman, she is so beautiful, calm and confident, remind me of royal princess, and when she speak her voice is so smooth.
On the other hand that russian dude fit all the stereotype about russian man.
What I do not like about Russian girls they want guy always pay everything. That is just too much.
Also his name too
@@mmr1137 That's just an Eastern European thing, not a Russian thing. If you don't like that stick to Western Europe, simple.
There's nothing wrong with all the stereotypical things about him.
@@thomas_hobbs1453 yeah nothing wrong about him, but when he start to speak you know he is a russian without he's telling where's he came from ....
I'm Polish and I love this!
I'm from central Europe and I love eastern Europe. Especially their languages sound so good :D
@@wherethetreegrows Austria / Vienna
@@mizulightblue Yes, if there any place on the map that deserves name "central" Europe then it is Austria and Bavaria.
Cheers from Poland, the Eastern Europe.
@@krakendragonslayer1909 Pojebało cie
@@ksodz1397 Chyba cię. A co? Nagle chciałbyś być Niemcem, więc ubliżasz swojej ziemi nazywając ją "centralną" Europą?
@@krakendragonslayer1909 Umowna granica pomiędzy Europą a Azją to góry Ural. Sprawdź sobie na mapie gdzie to jest, przypatrz się dobrze, oceń odległości i nie ubliżaj ludziom, kiedy nie masz racji. Polska - w sensie geograficznym - znajduje się w Europie Centralnej i nie ma w tym żadnego ubliżania swojej ziemi. Przypisywanie Polski do Europy Wschodniej ma więcej wspólnego z - nieaktualną już - historią i polityką niż z geografią. Blok Wschodni upadł już jakiś czas temu. Warto byłoby nadrobić zaległości.
Since I have quite a few polish friends,can definitely confirmed on that
According to Wikipedia Belarusians and Lithuanians drink 15 litres of pure alcohol a year per capita. The second place belongs to Czechia and South Korea with 14 litres.
Czechs drink a lot of alcoholic beverages, but majority of them is low volume beer which results in lower total alcohol consumption.
Poland is way down below France at 11 litres.
Czechia is frequently quoted as the champ mostly because they made it into their national pride. Belarus on the other hand is always greyed out because their tyrant president is scarred of polls
Do you have the term "Southeast Europe" (referring to the Balkan peninsula), similar to the idea of Southeast Asia ? I think Balkan peninsula is a place rich in diverse culture, which deserves its own geographical location name.
We have the term. We Also have northeast/northwest Europe.
Balkan is Southern Europe.
We have a name for them. Poverty.
@@sharavy6851 Well, Monaco; San Marino, Andora are also in Southern Europe and they don't really look poor :)
well... Balkans. Just like that.
The polish representatives are funny
I must be one of those non-Slavic person (I am Azerbaijani), who speaks the Russian language fluently and also speaks the Ukrainian moderately :), who also enjoys this video)
Ur last name is Slavic
@@streettravelxxi that's USSR influence. During soviet period central Asian and Caucasian Soviet republics tend to "russificate" their last names. Although nowdays they return back to traditional forms, the russificated ones are still very widespreaded.
@@malta3angwa i didn’t know that thanks
@@streettravelxxi you're welcome!
You may not be Slavic, but I feel like you’re still part of our culture/people as we’re close
The saddest thing is that that Slovak girl did not say a single positive thing about our country, Slovakia. She liked everything else but her homeland. I am disappointed, but not surprised. A patriotism is still taken as a crime in Slovakia. When you compare it with Poles and Russians and South Slavic countries where patriotism is alive, you see that all these people in video think nicely about own culture, kitchen, language, etc. Slovaks are taught to think we are of no value, no history, nothing interesting here... which is so far from the truth. I am glad that there are at least some foreigners to show how amazing Slovakia and Slovaks are. I recommend anybody interested in my culture to check out the Chasing Kimberly TH-cam channel. :-))) My husband is Polish and I can see how proud he is of his Polish culture, history, language, kitchen and more.
Is this really true?If it is,i'm sad too.We have a Slovak minority in northern Serbia,never heard a bad word about them.Such pleasent,hard-working,wholesome people.
@@tvojaprababa фини ,ал чудни јесу
@@Sikt lol ,still it's good Slovaks are mayority in Slovakia ,I bet .
@@Sikt You did not get my post, I was not talking about nationalism but patriotism. An honest, deep love and respect to own culture and history. The honest will to safe, protect and preserve, what we got from our ancestors - language, kitchen, culture, traditions...
You are the text book example of a person brainwashed by the system I was talking about. You, brainwashed people, always brag about nationalism and extremism, LOL. Trafená hus zagágala. OMG!
It is an important part of identity to know your roots and cherish them.
I’m Hungarian/Romanian/American and this is super interesting!
Cool,
Romania is ur real Home, come home bro
Come home to Erdély
it was very telling that the russians were the only ones who wasn't speaking english, while every other guest treated their interlocutors with respect and spoke English
Cornell from Moldova has the best quote: "You can take a bath with beer... it`s my dream." :)
Poland: *Miroslav Klose*
I see man of culture there
Did you not know that Miroslaw Klose has Polish roots? He himself was born in Poland (in Opole) and both his parents are Polish.
@@bartekjura487 yea I know, I'm Polish m8 XD
@@bartekjura487 no lmao he was born to german minority in poland
All of them are so cute!
Greetings from Germany ☺️🇩🇪
As an Italian I didn't expect polish to be so warm with a good sense of humor,they seems familiar to me
Fun fact: Poles and Italians as the only ones mention each others in their national anthems. :)
Based on my experience (mostly from travels), I concluded that Italians are the most similar and closely related Western European nation to Poles - we respect our traditions, most of us are still religious, we are very welcoming, we really care for our loved ones (even if we don't live with them anymore), we meet in the family circle at weekend dinners during which we talk/laugh/cry/sing/argue with our relatives, we are generally have expressive and temperamental attitude, but we're also very understanding, affectionate and empathetic inside.
I'm Polish living in UK and most of my friends here are Italian
Great people and not fake
Greetings from Bristol
Ma vogliamo parlare dell'ucraina quanto è bona?
It’s settled…Eastern Europeans are the best looking people😍🔥
Women, not so much the men.
@@Roman888 Man ar very good looking too. But they tend to age faster as their lifestyle Is not So good. But the young man - oh my God!
@@Roman888 both men and women in EE are really good looking. It is simple science, genetics cant work for only one gender. But the Western perception of Russians, Ukrainians, Poles etc. is widely influenced by Hollywood which shows them mostly as some drunks, thugs and low lives. But that speaks mostly about American complexes than the apperance of EE men.
@@PaulV. Aesthetics is not a science. The fact is that different ethnic groups boast certain phenotypic traits which may generally render one gender more empirically attractive than the other. It's reductive to think that physical characteristics will favor or disfavor both genders equally within each ethnic group.
@@Roman888 i cant agree with you, im from central europe and im quite popular by british girls. I noticed that western man are smaller, we are taller ( man woman preffer tall guys)
My home town in northeast Ohio is like a mini U.N. we have people from all over Eastern ,Central , Southern Europe and a lot of Irish and Welch and Germens all living right next to each other and most of us are a mix of different back grounds , one grandparent from one place and an other from someplace else . I'm part Welsh ,Irish , Scottish Germen and with some French in there as well .
but what culture you share most(Or language)?
@@nikitaberejnoy4359 Well being from the U.S. English but I do speak a little of each mostly the Welch and Scottish swear words ( learned from my grandfathers )
Moldovan cuisine is the best : so many influences ))
Russian American girl here. Love your videos!
do one for the Caucasus
I’m Romanian and I think Russians sounds really melodic 😆
5:02- When I was for the first time in Poland, in Krakow, as a romanian used with the latin, romantic language, I heard spoken a fast russian, with snakes words that tells you to shut up: "shht" and I was contraried that czech and slovak people don't understand it. The written language is full of characters the other nations don't use (k, q, z, y, w), which are all pronounced as "ș" (romanian "sh") or "j". But I learned very fast the pronounciation and in the second day in the camp where we were hosted (near Zamek Korzkiew castle - 13 km by Krowodrza Gorka, in Krakow), I was reading erotic / porn poems (without understanding the meaning, just pronounciating correctly) to a 19 years old Polish girl. She was really impressed. ;) After that, when they wanted to tell us about the locations we had to reach or a hard word, the organisers asked me to pronounce their names. They sad that I managed myself perfectly with the porn poetry. :))
There is no q in Polish words. And we use w, because there is no v :)
6:50 she's so upset 🤣
Man!!!, Anastasia from Russia is stunning. Her face screams Slavic features.
Cornell and Vlad are so good looking
Eastern European guys are among my favorites
CORNEL, only one L
Latin eastern europe gang 🇷🇴🇲🇩 (moldova is romania. Sorry I had to say it)
Aleksei most handsome
You should do a "what northern and southern Europeans think about each other" next!
As a South European, that's gonna hurt...
Could please do the Balkans really about each other video?
They all are very nice
All nice people in this video 😊 Slava 😊
Eastern Europe rocks! People are beautiful and we're more alike than we realize.
Serbs are not eastern Europe omg
@@SRBOMBONICA86 What are they then?
@@tommeiner9983 SOUTH EAST
@@SRBOMBONICA86 нити имају везе са мађарима 😉
Feliz Viernes Marina! 💘
Cornell (the moldavian guy) really seems a good guy.
CORNEL, only one L
@@horatiualexandrescu1527 ups
they put two Poles and two Russians together because we'd be insufferable for the others 🤣
Even though 99% of maps of Central Europe include Poland, there are still people in the comments who think we are part of the East.
When it comes to geography and politics we are central but our culture is eastern
@@ihatesnakeu7190 pretty much every country easy of Austria is culturally eastern due to communism.
@@streettravelxxiwe were culturally eastern before communism, it's called culture and being slavic, communism didn't make us it just made us fall behind in economy and changed our mindset.
Poland is Slavic, so Eastern
You should do it with Latin Europeans and Germanic Europeans as well
No one mentions the Witcher when they are asked about Poland? Polish is the original language! Probably the universe isn't that Slavic as it is depicted like in Witcher 3 which has a lot Slavic references than in the books
maybe they not gamers
The witcher Geralt has quite a "Slavic" name, "Slavic" notes can be heard in ono- and toponomics. There is leszy and kikimore - but there is also an Andersen mermaid and a Beast taken from Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont. It should be repeated once more: the cycle about the witcher is a classic and canonical fantasy, with Slavicness in it, as Wokulski told Starski, as much as poisons in a match.
The witcher is probably more Anglo-Saxon than Slavic
@@fridgeanon the series started out as novels before CD Projekt adapted it into games in 2007
Not the Ukrainian woman saying nothing when asked what do you think of the Russians-
Everyone seems to think that Russian sounds harsh... I could never agree with that. To me (Serbian) it always sounded too soft, actually. Too many letters are not pronounced clearly.
Same here and I am Bulgarian. I think in the west it’s more the fact that when they hear Russian on tv it’s usually mafia/spy/criminal talking and they association is that the language is rough while to me conversational Russian sounds so soothing.
How about doing some stereotypical views videos on Baltic countries, Swiss, Benelux countries, and small nations such as Andorra, San Marino?
Don´t know about the rest. Andorra is just a small city between France and Spain, so mostly all stereotypes you see about French and Spanish people apply on Andorra. Same as Monaco, but with French and Italian people
That Polish couple is funny!