First Impressions Exploring our Hungarian Roots in Budapest with our American Grandparents!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2022
- DID YOU KNOW RISA IS 1/8 HUNGARIAN?! In this special video we explore Budapest for the first time with our American Grandparents! We eat some incredible food, take public transportation around the city, and end the night with a beautiful night cruise! :)
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Tanner, Risa + Willa
Your grandpa is a born TH-cam Star... His voice, his attitude, he can tell me the whole day stories of his Life🤩😘
Awww love this! You guys are the best pep team! 😊 He really is a born natural!
Hungary and paprika are two things that go well together, Hungarian cuisine has so many delicious dishes to offer and I consider myself lucky that it is not very far from Vienna to Hungary. Nice to see that you can do this experience together and that your family has a relationship to Hungary, it must be very special for you.
In Hungary, the name day is also celebrated and Risa has her name day on December 31, Willa even has several name days such as January 6, April 6 or May 21, for Tanner, however, no name day is known, possibly because he is not in of the Catholic Church occurs.
Thanks for sharing
“ oh my gosh Cinderella is getting on the boat” “Cinderella! Cinderella!” If only we can all be sweet as your daughter, the world will be a better place. How great to show your grandparents around Europe and that soup looks very hearty. No wonder grandpa loves it.
Right? She always reminds us why we travel and how pure children are 💗 And traveling with our grandparents was a trip we will always treasure! Thanks for watching!
Your grandparents are beautiful and look so young!
We agree!! 💗 Thanks for your kind comment!
My mom’s parents are also from Hungary. But they are themselves from German descent. So I don‘t know exactly how much Hungarian I am. 😊 But nevertheless my grandma also cooked very often Hungarian dishes when we visited her or stayed for vacation. And my mother also is still using some of her recipes. I especially like the „Kartoffelgulasch“ which is made out of potatoes, onions, paprika and some bigger kind of Spätzle called „Kartoffelsknödel“. They are made with flour and egg but they are neither a pasta nor a dumpling but very delicious. 🤤
That is so cool you grew up having some Hungarian dishes! Love to hear that! 😊 That dish sounds amazing! Droooling!!
The "yellow metro" (földalatti) was the first underground vehicle in continental Europe.🚊
Thanks for sharing! Super cool! 😊
i am half hungarian and i love hungarian food. to the noodles we said nokedli.
The vegetable soup with beef is actually the real goulash.
The nokedli with beef is actually called pörkölt.
Enjoy it...
And try some langos... 🙂
Thanks for sharing that info with us!! Oh we had langos and they were incredible! 😋😋
If you're into classical music, there is a musical college/school somewhere in the center of Budapest, named after Franz Liszt. You can have a tour of the college (the interior is amazing, almost like a palace) for only about 10 euros which includes a short performance (It was a piano performance when I visited and lasted about 20 - 25 minutes) by a student.
That sounds so cool! Thanks for sharing!!
interesting to see paprika on the table! yum! must be so nice to be exploring with your grandparents 😍 the food looked delish!
Thanks so much! Tasty food for sure! 😋 We hope one day you can visit there!
Doe Willa know how lucky she has at least TWO great-grandparents still able to take trips and be with her? I only had one great-grandparent left by the time I was born and she wasn't able to travel any more! Oh, and the trip to Budapest sure was an extra treat with Risa's grandfather sharing memories of his grandmother's cuisine and her having been born in Hungary! What a beautiful city and thanks for sharing that with us! I'm also glad to see that Risa is still healthy enough to travel despite being 15 weeks in the family way! Take care!
Thank you so much!! Such a sweet comment! 💗 this is a trip we will all look back on and treasure forever!
I'm happy fo r yo u guys you had a wonderful time together in Budapest. It's so sweet when your grandpa is talking about memories come back. All the best.
We loved that part too! So happy he was willing to share it with everyone 💗
I love me some good Gulash soup with some good dark bread at lunch. Nice you are traveling there with the grandparents and bringing grandpa back some memories with the food.
Yes such a special trip for us! Thanks for watching 😊😊
Looked like so much fun! Loving the grandparents 💘. Willa is growing and is so expressive. Thanks for sharing your life and travels!
Thanks for watching! You guys are the best!! Such a special trip for us to share with you guys 💗
Your grandparents are perfect food tubers!!
Right?? Happy you enjoyed it! 😊
Your Grand parents are a adorable lovely they getting to visit Budapest again try all his favorite foods ❤
Cinderella thats so sweet the Bride looked so pretty. Can see whyWilla . That 🥰
Risa thats an awesome Trip you have had visiting the various places , such beautiful memories made with your Grand parents .
Have a Great week 🥰
We were so grateful they came to visit us!! A trip we will always remember! And thank you for the sweet comment! 💗💗
Hungarian food is SOOOOO good..the Hungarian kitchen is top notch...I know,my father comes from Hungary..its really good food..
Mmmm! So cool you get homemade Hungarian food! 😋😋
Oh, you went to Paprika!! I hope you loved it as much as I do
We did 😋😋 so dang good!
Granpa really looks like a Hungarian. Which he is genetically. Welcome all of you!
Thanks so much! That’s fun for us to hear he even looks the part!
Oh, i love Gulasch. One of my favorite Meal. And yes, the best Gulasch i have eaten was in Hungary in a small village.. Your meals looks soo tasty, im a little bit jealous. Your grandparents looks very happy. Wish all of you a nice journey
So cool you been to Hungary and it sounds like explored off the beaten path at a small village! So cool! 😋 Yes we were all loving our trip. Very special for us 💗
My favvvvvvvvvourite town and place to visit. Where is the Paprika Vendeglö? I always go to a little café near the [parliament building "Tulipan bisztro" - food is yummy there too. Watching you eat all these nice dishes makes me hungry - in the middle of the night. But in fairness, I cooked Hungarian goulash myself two days ago. I think tomorrow I am gonna make Cshirkepaprikás then. Oh and that Metro Line 1 is my fave line. The stations are so nice and small and for most stations still in their original look they were opened in in 1896. They just 2.7m below ground btw and about 3km from end to end. The trip takes about 11 mins from one side to the other
Yes, Hungary is famous for Goulash. And little Willa thinks the bride is Cinderella - so cute and adorable as always.
Goulash is original hungarian so ... Its verry popular in Germany.
That food made my mouth water. I visited Hungary, including Budapest, on business about 20 years ago. Great food and beer, at that time it was less than £10 ($11) for a three course meal with wine.
That is crazy to hear the price differences! The food was really was as good as it looked! 😋
Lovely video. The food looked really good.
Did grandpa still remember to speak or understand Hungarian?
Good question! And unlike German, Hungarian (Magyar) is NOT in the same language family as English and the nearest linguistic 'cousins' are in Siberia!
After 50 years of not speaking the language only a few words are still recognized. I wish we could stay fluent forever.
Not much unfortunately! He was hoping to use it, but couldn’t remember much!
Lovely 😍
Your grandparents are soooooo cute. 😍😍😍
We agree!! Happy you love them too 💗💗
Budapest is really beautiful. Been there 3 times and have fond memories. Ps cherish the fact that age 26 you still have so fit grandparents. Mine were all gone when I was 22. I still miss them.
Aww we can’t imagine. It really was so special to us to spend the time with them! 💗 Grateful for sure!
Also, how cool you have been there three times!
@@OurStorytoTell yep but it was all pre Orban era... so my perspective on the country has changed. Hungary was in communist era the most "free" country behind the iron curtain which allowed more individual business and they had a relatively good state of living compared to Poland or the GDR not tom mention Romania or Bulgaria... we called it Gulasch-Kommunismus. So with all the history of 1956 and the events from 1989 and their regained freedom most Western Europeans are a bit confused and clueless why Poland and Hungary vote for nationalistic sort of right wing parties which only cause problems in the European Union and block many decisions regarding Russia theses days. I know politics is hot topic but with the war going on so close to us, the energy crises etc. you can not completely avoid it. Though i of course understand your grandpa's desire to go there and explore his and your roots. it shows once again.. we were all immigrants at some point..
I love your grandparents!!! So cute how your grandpa enjoys the Gulasch. Grandpas always like Gulasch :D. Im not a big fan of it but i would eat the original from Hungary too...and the Salami of course.
FK me,...
*In Heilbronn* was a restaurant called *paprika* and it was THE BEST of all Hungary restaurants IF not german wide.
>> They even had self made (from Hungary) Straberry wine!! THE best!!
Hungary,..lit is the BEST what ever is made or needs red pepper powder,...simple the best!
Greetings from Germany to Hungary, you make absoliut great food as well
I know since over 30 years Czikos at Düsseldorf. Best hungarian restaurant
Thanks for your comment! We are going to have to try it!! 😋
It definitely looked delicious
It was! Thanks for watching! 😋
Thanks for showing us. Never made it to Budapest. Thumbs up for your grandparents who are fit for and interested in travelling. Tey act like professionals in front of a camera. Do they run their own youtube channel ? Missed to mention in your previous video, that Germany has naming convention for kids and that some("unsusal") names for kids in the US are not allowed here. So informe yourself ahead to avoid being disappointed later on. Enjoy the hungarian cuisine, even the gulash (which is the soup in hungarian) and the so called pörkölt or paprikas.
No they don’t but they are naturals that’s for sure! 😊😊 Maybe we Can convince them to have their own? 😉 Thanks for that info about the kids names! Great to know!
For the journey home you could take a Danube ship to Germany. 😃
Ahh that would have been such a great idea! 😊
Well as they say. God created all nations including the Magyars. And the Magyars created Goulash and all its variations
Haha love it!
A trolley bus. In the 1970s they were progressive. Then these were considered obsolete in many places. Today every city is happy to still have these because they do not produce any emissions. But it needs the power lines over the street.
Thanks for sharing! Interesting to learn 😊
Soulfood. Best food.
Mmm agreed!!
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Thanks for watching! 😊
Sorry, but this seems to be more like a long selfie...?
There's one thing that bugs me. And that is: you've got SO disconnected with REAL LIFE over here - if you ever were, that is.
No word about inflation (coffee up 30% in 3 months), heating diesel fuel at 300% of last year, gas even higher now, pipelines blown up by the US, first companies bancrupt (better buy toilet paper, Hakle is one of them).
And of all that not a single word - as if you're living in a parallel universe.
Wait until next year 50% of restaurants, bars and pubs will have closed, and the remaining ones being so expensive that the average Joe don't be able to afford the prices anymore. When people struggle to buy a loaf of bread - provided they can still find a bakery.
When most farmers go out of business because of 400% hikes of fuel and electricity and other supplies prices, and the gang with Bill Gates and others who buys up farmland like crazy control our food supply.
It seems you're either not aware of any of this, or you're filtering it out intentionally, aren't you?
Too much cough syrup this morning?better scale down on your daily dose
How is any of that relevant here?
If you want news on the economy, maybe you should watch a news programme, not personal a travel report.
What? Maybe they don’t feel that they are experts on this multi facetted subject. I’m glad they don’t speak for other country’s political issues, I’m aware but here to watch a positive, down to earth family have great experiences together and make cultural discoveries.
It would be relevant to mention, if there was inflation only in Hungary, but inflation (even higher than in Hungary) exists in all of Europe (even America), so this video is not the place to blame Orban for this !
Hello Grandma and Grandpa to Europe ❤❤WOW is it true another baby???? THIS IS SO WONDERFULL ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s true!! ☺️☺️ Thanks for welcoming them to Europe!