Next time you film people in Hungary, make sure they actually agree to being filmed. We are a proud nation and don't like it when someone tries making a fool of us. Also what's with the caption "how do Hungarian people react to black foreigners"? Seriously?
Hey André! I hope you enjoyed your time in Hungary! :) Unfortunately, many Hungarians don't speak foreign languages - especially the older people. But that isn't your fault. And these situations can be really funny (or awkward, it depends on the point of view :D) Anyway, Hungary has a lot of beautiful places - Fertőd is one of them. If you love travelling, come back sometime and discover it bravely. :)
Hi André, I watching your video and the guy who you were talk, he didn't understood you, and i can recommend you very good beers in Hungary it calls: Soproni, Soproni Demon, Borsodi Mester, Kőbányai! :) Steffle is not hungarian beer. I hope you'll have a very nice time in Hungary! :))
As a black man lived in Budapest for 10years in his teens I can say they are the most nicest people I have ever seen in my entire life. I remember me and my friends going to Nagykanizsa ,Sopron coming back Balaton sleep for the night near the lake and going back to Buda in morning. What a time,what a people,what a Country. Hajra Magyarorszag💪🏽
@@istinagy5835 A hajléktalan nem szegény? Nem tudjuk a sorsát, de nem tűnt rossz embernek. André meg aztán végképp jófej volt, rossz is nézni ahogy a pultos lekezelően dumál vele. Talán rosszul tudja a mondást, megdobnak kenyérrel dobj vissza kövel?
@@istinagy5835 mert egy màs nyelvű és szàrmazàú emberel empatikusan bànt..Mert a magyar inkább bele rúg a màsikba mint hogy empatikus legyen vele..De tudják verni a mellüket sokan hogy mennyire magyarok
The young guys answered him properly. They understood him, they probably just did not like the fact that some random dude advertised their TH-cam channel to complete strangers on the street. But I agree: it's not the boomers, it's more like the general area of Balaton. They live off of turism, yet I ran into rude people like the cashier in the video, on every corner. It was the best decision of my life to sell my summer resort there.
@@terepember512 lol teljesen baromsag a kommented, raadasul tobb szempontbol is, nem is ertem hogy lehet ennyit tevedni egy ilyen rovid mondatban:D egyreszt nem ertetted meg az eredeti komment mondanivalojat, arrol beszel hogy ha valaki nyilvanvaloan angolul beszel (legalabbis nem nemetul) annak hulyeseg nemetul valaszolni, mert semmi okod azt feltetelezni hogy fogja erteni. a fiatalok angol megszolitasra angolul valaszoltak, szoval nem igaz hogy nem tudtak mit kezdeni. masreszt ha meg olyan szempontbol nezzuk hogy nem reagaltak sokat, az igaz, de jogosan feltetelezhetjuk hogy nem a nyelvtudas hianya miatt, hanem mert egy random arc csak annyit mondott hogy HEE, SOR! hmmm finom ugye? kovessetek instan. most erre mi az istent reagalsz azon kivul amit a sracok mondtak?
@@terepember512 es miert kellett volna tobbet kihozniuk a beszelgetesbol? csak mert te azt akarod? az nem baj hogy ok nem akartak belole tobbet kihozni?:D miert kene leallni barkinek is barkivel beszelgetnie, csak mert te azt mondtad?
A general comment and suggestion: - Hungarians are nice but proud people and do not like to be put into a situation where they feel dumb. When you speak English to someone who does not understand it is very unpleasant as they feel they are being seen as dumb - in addition Hungarians are shy so filming them without permission is not nice - it is not a bazaar, you are expected to buy. If you do not whant to buy just looking (and recording) you shall tell the lady. As a general rule in Hungary you do not touch a product unless you intend to buy it (just out of curiousity do not touch it) So I can assure you everyone feels very uncomfortable in such a sitation: not understanding what you whant and being filmed how "dumb" they are. People are not rude only they would like to avoid and escape from such a frustrating situation.
Translation in the shop: 19:46-19:50 shop assistant: My darling, don't take pictures, speak Hungarian! 19:50-19:53 shop assistant: Speak Hungarian! 19:54-19:56 shop assistant: What do you mean, this? 19:58-19:59 shop assistant: Don't you mean this? 20:06-20:10 shop assistant: You need to spread this (on a bread)! You need to spread this! You need to spread all of these! 20:12-20:14 shop assistant to the guy: Don't you want to translate what he says? 20:14-20:16 the guy: I dunno. I don't know how to speak English. 20:16-20:18 shop assistant: What are you talking about? Tell me! What are you saying to me? 20:18-20:19 the guy: But I don't speak English. (she wasn't even talking to him but whatever) 20:20-20:23 shop assistant: What do you mean, my darling? 20:26-20:27 shop assistant: Then tell me what?(I don't really hear the end of her sentence) 20:36 shop assistant: That's cheese. (I don't understand the other word) 20:38-20:40 shop assistant: Speak Hungarian and we'll understand it. 20:43-20:44 shop assistant to the other shop assistant: Do you think he's taking pictures of me (emphasis on "me")? 20:52-20:53 shop assistant: Does he pay for everything (emphasis on "he")? the guy: Of course! 21:10-21:14 shop assistant to the guy: Where did you collect this beauty (Hungarians use "beauty" in a sarcastic way)? the guy: I dunno, i was just walking there and he stopped me.
To all the people suggesting the older lady was being rude, We English have a terrible disease of the mind that makes us believe that wherever we go, people should talk English back to us, or understand our language. Even worse, when somebody doesn't understand, we even belittle them further by saying it again in English but with the accent of the other person, as if it would help them to understand. I am sorry there are so many ignorant English people out there that do this. We have been separated by water on our Island and we are not as interconnected as those in Europe. But this is no excuse! Our language spread worldwide so we became lazy and wrongfully believed others will automatically speak our language. Andre is not rude and speaks a lot more language than the average Brit! But in this case whilst it makes entertaining viewing I would consider it rude (not illegal) to film interactions!
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
We Hungarians can learn English or any other language with great difficulty. Many people say that Chinese and Hungarian are the most difficult languages in the world to learn. If a Hungarian native speaker wants to learn English / or any other language /, it is just as difficult for us to learn a foreign language as it is for a foreigner to learn English. I studied English myself for years and I can't speak English, if someone speaks English slowly with simple words, I understand it. Young people speak a foreign language. But not enough. At school, it is compulsory to study one foreign language for 8 years and another foreign language for 4 years. A law was passed 10 years ago that only those who have passed an intermediate level language exam can get a university degree. This law has just been abolished because most of the graduates did not receive their diplomas due to the lack of language skills. Many politicians, artists and celebrities lie that they speak a foreign language and become the subject of public ridicule because it turns out that they do not speak a foreign language... Some people live a life in foreign countries without learning the language of that country. I have a childhood friend who worked in England for 9 years and doesn't even speak English today... A doctor friend of mine has an intermediate level language exam, he thought he would be able to communicate with patients and colleagues in Great Britain and it turned out that he didn't understand a word of what he said people speak /Glasgow / . A lot of comedies and jokes arise from the way we speak, or we get confused when people speak to us in a foreign language, education and politics have failed in this regard in Hungary.
How do Hungarians react?🤔 Like many people in other countries, they keep their distance and are wary of strangers regardless of skin color.🙂 Someone is friendlier, someone keeps a distance of five steps. I experienced it myself in Greece.😊 (Filming can also make us more tense,but it also depends on the person.)
@@ariostorossi1295 If you show such an attitude and behavior when you visit other countries as you comment, then don't be surprised if you get a negative reaction.🤷😑
@@arnold66 if you are such stupid I can not help. I said ONLY hungary and greece are shit places. Other countries are good. I know you still don't understand. You are saying EVERYBODY is wary. Not fucking true!!
@@ariostorossi1295 As I said, if you insult the other country, don't be surprised if you get a negative reaction. And if you think you're so smart that you like to pass judgment on other countries, you're just plain hypocritical. You don't even notice it in your own writing, but you generalize by saying that only xenophobic people live in Greece and Hungary. (Don't just read hateful information created by the media of other countries) If, in fact, this negative behavior of yours stems from a bad experience, you have to imagine that this happens in every country. There are conniving, trouble-making people everywhere, and I doubt that your country is an exception. But since, unlike you, I don't like to describe countries based on the bad behavior of a few people, I wouldn't be the one out of the two of us who was aberrant based on your answer. Nevertheless, I will not judge your country based on your lousy behavior. I'm sure that you don't know more about the behavior of Hungary than I do, since I'm Hungarian and I've lived here since 1984, so there's no need, my dear, for the nonsense that tourists from other countries are humiliated and exposed to constant, incessant atrocities. (even American actors do not experience this) By the way, I could easily tell you about the atrocities and evils committed by other European countries against us in the past and, unfortunately, even now. Even so, I'm not going to put all the people under one hat just because of the vile attitude of some of them. (postscript: I bet you wouldn't like it if others insulted your country, and I'm sure you'd stand up for it anyway. However, if you still don't understand the essence of the whole argument, then there's nothing to talk about).😑🤦
Watching it for a Hungarian like me is just great 😄 I wish you understood what the cashier told you in the shop, André. "Stop filming me" "Speak Hungarian darling so that I could understand you" "Will he pay for all this stuff?" - she asked the homeless guy. The answer: "Sure" 😄 Anyway, it was nice to pay him beer.
@@feri5889 She said "ez fizet minden?" - "Does this pay for everything?" This appears to be deliberately rude, when she could have asked "Ő fizet mindenért?", which would have been fine. She clearly is very uncomfortable about being filmed. She asked him not to - and he seemed to understand this and he didn't respond well, singing at her.......anyway, the shop assistant even asked someone else in the shop what she thought about being filmed, so she really hated it - lots of Hungarians do. It doesn't justify why she was unpleasent, but it explains why she was.
@@budshead100 It is not necessary deliberatly a rude expression. In Hungarian dialect "Ő" is mainly used for familiy, or friends. It is rarely used for an unknown third person. "Ez" -> "This" is far more often used. "Ez jött ide, Ezzel jöttem, Ez minek jött ide, "Ez meg a barátja....". Ez [az ember] -> This man. By the way: The shoplady was rude, but old ladies like that are _always_ rude with anyone. :)
@@budshead100 yeah i got what you are saying, it is basically what I said :D just your English is better. Anyway, I think she was a bit racist as well, not just simply rude, when she said 'this' i think she thought of his skin... Also, she is asking tourists to speak in Hungarian? Are you kidding me!?
That sales man is really good. i would buy everyhing from him. He is passionate and his stuff looks gorgeous. / Ten obchodník je skutočne dobrý , kúpil by som všetko od neho. Vie, ako predávať a pozná svoj tovar, ktorý vyzerá skvelo.
@Averageror2enjoyer No he didn't, if you are blind or don't know the hungarian bills at least pls don't write a comment, Andre gave him a 1000er and the guy gave back 2x200 huf, that makes 600
Your skin is not the problem, the problem is that you are filming, touching stuff, interacting with people without there permission! Also that old man who was helping you out in the store is so wholesome.
@@walrus-splice-renewable It's not a question of what you need or needn't or can or can't. It's a question of whether or not it can make some people uncomfortable. I can eat a tub of ice cream, but I shouldn't be surprised if I feel sick after.
@@HebrewHakaishin geographically u are correct but culturally still has lots of Eastern Europe influence especially with older people not being super open to cameras just like in most former communist states
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
@@matekudron8918 ne lepődj meg. Vidéken 'majd minimálbérét húzza az igát egy Coop-ban, aztán betoppan egy néger a szelfibotjával, aki meg akarja magát értetni, de nem sikerül neki. Persze, hogy mérges. :) Olvasd el fentebb truthoutmedia hozzászólását, teljesen igaza van.
@@Wondobar Értem én, de valahogy mégsem a bérezéstől függ ez. Bántak már velem is így, orvosok, felszolgálók, boltosok, stb. Pedig magyarul beszéltem otthon, nem volt nálam selfie bot.. :D Engem ez a mentalitás b@sz fel, amikor mondják neki, hogy beszéljen magyarul. Könyörgöm, 10-20 szót tanuljon már meg mindenki angolul. Nem mi vagyunk a világ közepe. Jobb és kedves kiszolgálás= erősebb turizmus.
So cool! I live in Fertőd! It’s a shame we didn’t meet. 😅 Fun fact: we have mostly Hungarian and Austrian tourists in Fertőd, so when you speak English, they automatically reply in German. 😅 Sorry tho for the lady in the shop, not the nicest one. 🙄 Try Soproni beer next time, it’s brewed in the nearby city of Sopron! (I work at the brewery as an administrator. 😎)
MI is voltunk pár éve ott szlovákiaból, a kastély szép de személyzet picit bunkó volt:D aztán egy faluban mellette ahol fürdő van, de elfelejtettem a nevét.
Dear Brother, I hope you have fun and enjoyed being in Hungary but please try always ask people before Photo, video them because the lady in super market did not like it and I am sure there is many others too, it was nice to help the man, it is so nice of you, God bless you
From 5:43 He is a real oldtimer hungarian trader, every tourist should meet him first when they go to hungary :D The best example of "If we speak same language, we are friends" attitude. Because the tourists missunderstood most of the hungarians, most of them didn't speak english so they just didn't want to try communicate. But i'm proud of him!!
André! Its so pity you missed the opportunity to use "Egészségére" what you learned in previous video! :D And btw really nice video, looking forward for next one!
Your skin is not a problem, but shooting a video without permission and showing everything, but not paying for anything is unpolite too. Szia is hello in Hungarian, but only for friends the same age as you or younger. When you talk to people who can be your parents by age, you should be more respectful. Jó napot kívánok, viszontlátásra, kérem szépen, köszönöm szépen are the essential words for you.
not paying for what? he made a free advert for the great shops, also bought magnets. also i dont think he should learn all forms of greetings for all daytimes and all ages, szia is fine by me, and will be even if i am 80. also pls dont spread this nations - or your negativity on others. also dont say a word about inviting the homeless for food and a bear. typical hungarian mentality comment.
Listen man! I am not even from Hungary but why would the video have then this name as a title. Al this people in the video are super friendly. Personnaly i wouldn't like it when a complete stranger start filming me without asking! Doesn't matter what skincolor indeed. And then leaving with saying see ya! Sounds almost the same as Szia that even for a foreigner from your country sounds to me like there a joke to him. And giving bear to a hommeles guy, i don't know if we really really help the hommeles with that. Listen maybe i am tottaly wrong with my feelings but the vibe of this guy makes me very unconfortable towards these people.
Transilvania is only in the last 100 years part of the romania. Of cours temporary. In the past 1000 years was Hungary. Romanians have taken the Transilvania like Putin has taken the ukrainian teritories.
Andre! Great video as always. I like how you discovering different international places with the same friendly attitude, also learning the words and phrases 👍
Well, obviously he did not learn the phrases well, because you do not address an older person you don't know as if he would be your friend, you only say szia when greeting a person who you know or maybe a person who is the same age as you are.
The lady at the basket shop couldn't understand what you said. She wasn't rude in any way. And the conversation at the grocery was priceless. XD 20:05 Cashier: This must be spread on bread. All of this must be spread. My brazilian wouldn't you translate to me what he sais? Random alcohol addicted dude: No, I don't know. I don't speak english. Cashier: What do you want my dear love? Talk to me in hungarian so i understand. Do you think if he is taking pictures of me? (girl laughs at the other aisle) Is he paying for everithing? Random dude: Of course. I love these kind of conversations XD when nodody can uderstand each other XD Great video! :D
First of all she said.. Is it paying for all? Thrn she commented also where the homeless guy found this fool?... Yes, she was not rude at all... Shame on her.. But yeah she was just as nice as not nice in my opinion..
@@jojobarx9816Hát kössél már bele hogy forditok kérlek. Mintha nem tök mindegy lenne az angolban az it meg a he közt nincs különbség, nem udvariasabb az egyik sem hogy ő vagy az. Amugy meg neked a zigo csávó mióta tűnik csövesnek te bánat? Az nem hobo. People are sensitive abaut every little sht today. Sorry for not translating every detail perfectly. Wow As if it matter.
Szánalmas vagy te bánat! Én kultúráltam beszélek legalább. Valahol olvastam vagy hallottam, hogy hajléktalan valami tiktok videoban vagy en nem tudom de nem tudom hany eves lehetsz kisfiam ha nem tudod a kulonbseget ez meg ő kozott! Tr egy ez vagy de ő az ő, te bánat... Bújj el!
4:16 That lady said "Nemtudom" in hungarian, which means "I don´t understand". She was not rude nor wanted you, to buy more. Hungarian people - mostly older generation are not really english speakers. Lot of them can speak german language tho - as that guy in other shop did.
That's funny because I am Finnish and I actually understood that part. In our language "nem tudom" would be "en tiedä" or "en tunne" which also mean "I dont know"
@@quelithe This relationship is not close though. Finns and Hungarians can't understand each other most of the time. You can as well compare the vocabulary of German and Polish.
Which part of Hungary were you in? I would assume close to the border with Austria. I'm native from Budapest and I know more English than german speakers.
@@jayxfrost8987 From my experiences German and English speaking hungarians are generally split. But yeah it definitely matters what part of the country you're in.
Stella Artois isn't Hungarian Beer. That's Belgian. Hungarian Beer is Soproni, Borsodi, those beers. I'm not sure what other brands we have but those are the main two.
Pécsi sör (old days called Szalon - Saloon - sör) is also Hungarian, and as far as I know it's the only one owned by a Hungarian owner. And it's the only one not containing maize/corn. Next time if you can visit Pécs as well, down at the South. ;)
Kőbányai. I liked Szalon, they had/have some pretty good brown beers. The upside of drinking Stella and Steffi is that you can drink them even when you're sick because they don't have a strong taste. :D
The good thing about Hungary and its people is that they are not racist, they don`t look or treat anyone differently than they would do on their own as long as you respect them and treat them openly. They are high in emotional intelligence, so it is always good to be honest no matter what than to disrespect them and yourself by being fake.
That's not the reaction to a black foreigner, but a foreigner who try to communicate in english, where they don't. Hungary is very acceptable for all human kinds without any doubts even in small towns, but let me say, our foreign language skills (or english) are limited :( Have a great journey!
@@ajnosz120Én sem, hogy te melyiken. Én akiket ismerek külföldieket csak jókat mondanak, persze ehhez az kell, hogy tanulják a nyelvet és szokásokat, illetve hasznos tagja legyenek a társadalomnak. Nyílván naplopókra nincs szükség, arra már ott vannak a cigányok.
I hope André won't turn a blind eye on our hens and chickens. :) Calling them closer: pi-pi-pi Chaseing them away: hesh-hesh Chicken says in Hungary: kot-kot-kot Warning: some old hens does not like to be filmed...:)
I don’t think Hungary is a racist country, sometimes Hungarians are a little suspicious with foreigners in general in the small villages but It happens everywhere in the world
No i live in Fertőszéplak. And if im going to a big city like győr people are very racist. And this belongs to all of the places in hungary. And this is the sad thing
@russellblake659 I really do think that you can feel safe in Hungary. Not all parts though. I think he meant the average traveller/influencer guys. Most of them are annoying and totally disrespectful. This gentleman here is nice and cool. But still, like in most of Europe you are not allowed to film people even in public places without their constent. I hate those videos when for example in New York a random guy pushes his microphone into the people's faces. Disrespectful and annoying.
Thank you very much for sharing! Great, informative, beautiful video recording and creation! I'm glad you liked the beauty of Hungary, it's truly a wonderfully beautiful country in every respect, in my opinion, of course every country is wonderful! May your day be beautiful and for everyone also in strength, health and peace! I wish you good luck! 👍🍀🇭🇺🌞👆
Did anybody read the title of the video? This is not about the beauty of our country, this video is about he is looking how the white Hungarians react to a black person!!!!! He is looking for racism.
@@valeriavegh4119 It doesn't matter what he's looking for, the point is that Hungary is very beautiful in every way, of course, as I wrote, every country is beautiful, but in many places the politics is not beautiful, of course there are policies that go in the right direction and there are policies that go in the wrong direction, on the basis of which countries are said to be good or not good based on pre-judgment, even though every country has beautiful natural treasures! Have a nice day and weekend, and of course, strength, health and peace for everyone! Good luck! 👍🍀🇭🇺🌞👆
17:40 Well, I happen know beers to some degree. Get wine instead, as light beer in Hungary is generally too thin and bitter, especially compared to Czech beer. Some imported beer can be found cheaper and tastier. The Steffl you drank is one of the cheaper imports, it's from Austria, it's alright but a little thin IMHO. However, I can recommend craft breweries like Szent András Sörfőzde and especially Pannonhalmi Apátság. They are expensive, but you're in for a treat. The wheat beer of Szarvasi Sörfőzde was a good experience for me and it's cheaper.
Haha at 19:45 she said "don't photograph me" haha then she said "speak Hungarian and I will understand, what is it you want? My precious" but, she was being nice about it all.
Even as a Hungarian it took me about 20 seconds to understand that it is the old castle of Fertőd. :D I was laughing soooo much even, my cigarette went out :D Not about the content, but how you pronounced the name of the castle/city. :) I know Hungarian names, or words can be hard, but this was great! I have fellow co-workers from oversees, even after a few years, it is hard for them to say a simple word like Csaba, correctly :D Gránátosház was absolutely correct. That was on the point! I love how you did this video! It is only 6:53 AM, but you already set me in the best mood! Thank you!
Yes. Gránátosház you said really good, great job! But Fertőd .. i should read to know what you mean :D you say in hungarian like Förtod, but no judging:) if you want to say it well, "e" is like first letter from "envilop" when you say. And "ő" is like long version as you say now the "e". :) but not bad, just if you wanna pronounce it better, then you can try ;) but God, "Isten" in Hungarian was perfect. Once you say a letter a way, in Hungarian you say the same way in every word. Really great video, as you were behaving with people, thx bro, take care!
Just a tip. We don't say "Szia" (Sounds like See ya) to people who look older to us. We usually greet them depending on the time of day. Most universal greeting is "Jó napot"
We are not racist, but we are not speak languages (mostly). Black or yellow or brown or white... Your colour does not matter, you are friend! We just can not speak other language (mostly)! I hope that guy had a good time in Hungary!!!! (Excuse me, my english is not perfect 😅)
@@davidmuller9938 nem tudom hol élsz magyarországon, de vicc hogy simán egy kalap alá veszed az országot mert szenny van körülötted. Próbáld jobb emberekkel körülvenni magad vagy valami 🤷♀️
every time ive interacted with a person from hungary, they are very kind and civilized people. they are definetly not the most talkative people but once you get a conversation going they show their true colors.
the one thing I will say man is some people in eastern europe are not comfortable with being filmed without permission obviously its not illegal to do so but some people dont like it. The lady with red hair in grocery store kinda talked shit about you for filming her
@@pelagonianlion8276 she didn't say anything bad, but it was kinda passive aggressive and the tone was very unfriendly. I think she took André for a weird troublemaker 😅
@@pelagonianlion8276 I'll post it here too: Bless your heart, speak Hungarian instead of photographing around like that. What are you looking for, this one? You gotta' spread this one, all of these. Then she's asking the rough-looking dude to translate but he doesn't speak English. Then she keeps asking what are you looking for and to speak Hungarian (lol). Then asks the younger employee: is he taking photos of me, you think? Is this guy paying for all the stuff? Rough dude says of course (lol). She asks the rough dude: where did you pick up this beauty (referring to André lolololol)? By the way I think she was more nervous than rude.
Thanks fellas. Btw I've been to Hungary. Great country. The language was over the top of my head. Most people in the shops didn't know English, so i understand what Andre went through. But that is fair enough for the Hungarians. It's their country and we should adapt to them when visiting.
Hi Mate, I visited the same place in February. Unfortunately we didn't met otherwise I could navigate you. As you could hear most of the people don't speak English there. Peace ✌️
The moment when i decided to subscribe to your channel was when you decided to help for that poor man by the shop door. Great man you are Andre. Keep up the good work
Hello my name is Tamás Ladányi! I'm from Hungarian! When you were in the store before paying and looking for butter in the fridge, the cashier lady told you why don't Hungarian language and was upset about it. I thought I'd tell you to be careful with types of people.😃 I'm glad you like our country. I wish you a good time. There is a plenty to see. 😀👍🇭🇺
@ 19:45 that woman was pissed that you were recording, and that you can't speak Hungarian. She kept on saying "Speak Hungarian & then you would understand."
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
The lady in the begining spoke German. I think it's due to many German/Austrian tourists come and they learn it in school as a second foreign language.
Beautiful video. You are a very good communicator and very pleasant! Beautiful all around! I think the first lady did not speak English> She said, "Danke shoen" that means "Thank you" in german! ;-)
As a Hungarian i notice that in the shop they're look down on you because you're not speaking in our language. And that man you helped is actually homeless or poor i think, so you're so nice. And the cashier is a little weird. Anyways it's nice to see someone in Hungary who's not hungarian. If i was there i can translate everything to you they sayd. But the video is so good and i hope you have so much fun. I have so much fun watching this video! Have a nice day!
The home blessing fridge magnet you bought translates to: "Where there is faith, there is love, Where there is love, there is peace, Where there is peace, there is blessing, Where there is blessing, there is God, Where there is God, there is no need." The Steffl beer you bought is one of the cheaper beer brands. Generally if the beer has corn in it then there is a chance that it is made of lower quality ingredients. Unfortunately the education of languages is quite low in Hungary and because of the laws of the current government (no need of language degree for the university degree) it is decreasing even in the universities. The lady in the supermarket was quite grumpy, I guess she isn't too motivated about her job and the communication barriers + the presence of the homeless guy made she a bit frustrated :D
Without wanting to judge entire nation based on few individuals, my impression is that the people whom Andre met on his travels in other countries were somewhat friendlier and more outgoing…
Unfortunately, few people speak English in Hungary. This makes them embarrassed and more shy. Maybe that's why they don't seem nice enough, but we like foreigners because they are interesting to us. It is also true that - as everywhere - there are nicer and less nice people. I'm Hungarian, so I have experience in it.😁 They speak more German in Fertőd, as it is close to Austria.
@@streettravelxxi What you wrote, although it would be a simple thing, has a more complex reason. You have only met a few people. Moreover, they are usually older people who did not have many opportunities to learn languages or study when they were young. Especially people in rural areas had and have fewer opportunities. So they are insecure, confused in unexpected situations, sometimes not a little. Unfortunately, under the socislist system (which lasted for about 40 years before the 90s), this age group became isolated, they could not go abroad, they basically lived only for work, most of them never left their settlements. Their attitude is not as relaxed as a young person. Communism left its mark on Hungarian society, and there are still many wounds to heal. On the other hand the rural lifestyle makes one reclusive. I was able to open up to the world when I moved to the big city, Budapest. But this process of opening up took me several years. 🙂 I can completely understand the rural people. One thing's for sure, you have to approach them with empathy, they will give you their hearts, not just their thanks. 🙂
the old restaurant were closing near 10 years ago. I live in Sopron, i visited this country many many times and the ice cream on next to bakery shop is very decilious
Hi André! Your explanations were mostly correct but the town you were in is called not Fertod but Fertőd, like the "u" in the word curse. And you were definitely wrong in saying that you were drinking a Hungarian beer. The brand Steffl comes from Austria. You would have bought Soproni. The name comes from one of the most beautiful Hungarian towns situated at the Austrian border where this kind of beer is brewed. By the way you were very close to Sopron, apr. 17 miles away..
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
I had "csapolt Soproni", it was not as bad as I thought, yet my favourite is still "Arany Ászok". As a Czech, I appreciate your effort for making beers and say that your beers definitely taste better, when drinked on a hot summer day.
He was not prepared well. I have been in Budapest once, and my brother several times. We knew exactly what the domestic Hungarian beer was and ignored the foreign ones, because we always try the domestic beer, wherever we travel.
Most of ppl in Hungary not really like when somebody talk to him some foreign language.. When somebody dont understand just only hear "blblblablabla hablelbla" moreover if somebody even recorded it, may it make some frustration in other people. Anyway greating in Hungary. 😊
Pronunciation for Fertőd : F is like in english fort, e is like in english get, r is like in english red, t is like in english told, ő is like in french jeux or je, used a bit longer like doubling the ö, which is short, d is like in english done. So Fertőr is [ˈfɛrtøːd] if some can read this universal "alphabet" from the wikipedia.
Boltos néni a pultnál ez mondta : "Ez fizet mindent? Hol szedted össze ezt a gyönyörűséget?" Google: The shopkeeper at the counter said: "This pays for everything? Where did you collect this beauty?"
The first lady in a shop was not rude she say nemtudom which is mean i dont know.She just dont understand what you say and a situation. And when you pay she says "Ne haragudjon " which is mean "so sorry' probably beacuse she feel awkward for not understanding what you say .:(
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Next time you film people in Hungary, make sure they actually agree to being filmed. We are a proud nation and don't like it when someone tries making a fool of us. Also what's with the caption "how do Hungarian people react to black foreigners"? Seriously?
@@ramona9829 hey cut it off! Don't be such an old hag like the shopkeeper lady. André was really nice to everyone.
@@zp5808 and so was everyone else to him 🤷♀️
Hey André!
I hope you enjoyed your time in Hungary! :)
Unfortunately, many Hungarians don't speak foreign languages - especially the older people. But that isn't your fault. And these situations can be really funny (or awkward, it depends on the point of view :D)
Anyway, Hungary has a lot of beautiful places - Fertőd is one of them. If you love travelling, come back sometime and discover it bravely. :)
Hi André, I watching your video and the guy who you were talk, he didn't understood you, and i can recommend you very good beers in Hungary it calls: Soproni, Soproni Demon, Borsodi Mester, Kőbányai! :) Steffle is not hungarian beer. I hope you'll have a very nice time in Hungary! :))
As a black man lived in Budapest for 10years in his teens I can say they are the most nicest people I have ever seen in my entire life.
I remember me and my friends going to Nagykanizsa ,Sopron coming back Balaton sleep for the night near the lake and going back to Buda in morning.
What a time,what a people,what a Country.
Hajra Magyarorszag💪🏽
Thank you for your comment. May I ask how hard it was to learn Hungarian? I assume your first language is English.
@@nni9310 Kurva nehez lol de én Magyar suliba jartam azert nekem volt könnyu.
@@samatarmohamed2150 :D :D
Thanks for your nice words Brother😊
Lol
Nagyon rendes vagy, hogy segítettél annak a szegény embernek a bolt előtt. Isten áldjon és óvjon barátom!
Mitől szegény ember, és mitől szorult segítségre?
@@istinagy5835 A hajléktalan nem szegény? Nem tudjuk a sorsát, de nem tűnt rossz embernek. André meg aztán végképp jófej volt, rossz is nézni ahogy a pultos lekezelően dumál vele. Talán rosszul tudja a mondást, megdobnak kenyérrel dobj vissza kövel?
@@istinagy5835 mert egy màs nyelvű és szàrmazàú emberel empatikusan bànt..Mert a magyar inkább bele rúg a màsikba mint hogy empatikus legyen vele..De tudják verni a mellüket sokan hogy mennyire magyarok
Az öreg lány elég bunkó volt vele, pedig tényleg jó fej a srác.
milyen szegeny ember? csak egy lecsuszott hulladek csoves! remeljuk nemsokara kitiltjak az ilyen szemetet az utcarol💀
Ive never seen someone so impressed by fertőd! We need more people like you!!
@MainstreamPoPsucks3 Just because he has an English accent it doesn't mean that he is from England.
@MainstreamPoPsucks3 I really do not care.
@MainstreamPoPsucks3 He may be born in england but he is not english or European
Trying to communicate with an English speaker exclusively in German is the most "Hungarian boomer" thing ever, I love it.
Ha már "boomerezés" a fiatalok sem tudtak nagyon mit kezdeni a helyzettel "LOL" 22:37
The young guys answered him properly. They understood him, they probably just did not like the fact that some random dude advertised their TH-cam channel to complete strangers on the street. But I agree: it's not the boomers, it's more like the general area of Balaton. They live off of turism, yet I ran into rude people like the cashier in the video, on every corner. It was the best decision of my life to sell my summer resort there.
@@terepember512 lol teljesen baromsag a kommented, raadasul tobb szempontbol is, nem is ertem hogy lehet ennyit tevedni egy ilyen rovid mondatban:D
egyreszt nem ertetted meg az eredeti komment mondanivalojat, arrol beszel hogy ha valaki nyilvanvaloan angolul beszel (legalabbis nem nemetul) annak hulyeseg nemetul valaszolni, mert semmi okod azt feltetelezni hogy fogja erteni. a fiatalok angol megszolitasra angolul valaszoltak, szoval nem igaz hogy nem tudtak mit kezdeni.
masreszt ha meg olyan szempontbol nezzuk hogy nem reagaltak sokat, az igaz, de jogosan feltetelezhetjuk hogy nem a nyelvtudas hianya miatt, hanem mert egy random arc csak annyit mondott hogy HEE, SOR! hmmm finom ugye? kovessetek instan.
most erre mi az istent reagalsz azon kivul amit a sracok mondtak?
@@terepember512 es miert kellett volna tobbet kihozniuk a beszelgetesbol? csak mert te azt akarod? az nem baj hogy ok nem akartak belole tobbet kihozni?:D miert kene leallni barkinek is barkivel beszelgetnie, csak mert te azt mondtad?
@@jdmfsdjs ok nyugi :)
A general comment and suggestion:
- Hungarians are nice but proud people and do not like to be put into a situation where they feel dumb. When you speak English to someone who does not understand it is very unpleasant as they feel they are being seen as dumb
- in addition Hungarians are shy so filming them without permission is not nice
- it is not a bazaar, you are expected to buy. If you do not whant to buy just looking (and recording) you shall tell the lady. As a general rule in Hungary you do not touch a product unless you intend to buy it (just out of curiousity do not touch it)
So I can assure you everyone feels very uncomfortable in such a sitation: not understanding what you whant and being filmed how "dumb" they are.
People are not rude only they would like to avoid and escape from such a frustrating situation.
this is a great comment
Very good explanation of eastern european etiquette, I hope he reads this
may be nice to foreigners, but not to me
Great explanation, absolutely hits the point
tl;dr Hungarians are grumps
Translation in the shop: 19:46-19:50 shop assistant: My darling, don't take pictures, speak Hungarian! 19:50-19:53 shop assistant: Speak Hungarian! 19:54-19:56 shop assistant: What do you mean, this? 19:58-19:59 shop assistant: Don't you mean this? 20:06-20:10 shop assistant: You need to spread this (on a bread)! You need to spread this! You need to spread all of these! 20:12-20:14 shop assistant to the guy: Don't you want to translate what he says? 20:14-20:16 the guy: I dunno. I don't know how to speak English. 20:16-20:18 shop assistant: What are you talking about? Tell me! What are you saying to me? 20:18-20:19 the guy: But I don't speak English. (she wasn't even talking to him but whatever) 20:20-20:23 shop assistant: What do you mean, my darling? 20:26-20:27 shop assistant: Then tell me what?(I don't really hear the end of her sentence) 20:36 shop assistant: That's cheese. (I don't understand the other word) 20:38-20:40 shop assistant: Speak Hungarian and we'll understand it. 20:43-20:44 shop assistant to the other shop assistant: Do you think he's taking pictures of me (emphasis on "me")? 20:52-20:53 shop assistant: Does he pay for everything (emphasis on "he")? the guy: Of course! 21:10-21:14 shop assistant to the guy: Where did you collect this beauty (Hungarians use "beauty" in a sarcastic way)? the guy: I dunno, i was just walking there and he stopped me.
nice bojler bro
" 20:36 shop assistant: That's cheese. (I don't understand the other word)"
The other word is: "Käse" means "cheese" in German.
Egy igazi faszkalap volt az a penztaros
😅😂
Very good im hungarian i congirmed it
To all the people suggesting the older lady was being rude,
We English have a terrible disease of the mind that makes us believe that wherever we go, people should talk English back to us, or understand our language. Even worse, when somebody doesn't understand, we even belittle them further by saying it again in English but with the accent of the other person, as if it would help them to understand.
I am sorry there are so many ignorant English people out there that do this. We have been separated by water on our Island and we are not as interconnected as those in Europe. But this is no excuse! Our language spread worldwide so we became lazy and wrongfully believed others will automatically speak our language.
Andre is not rude and speaks a lot more language than the average Brit!
But in this case whilst it makes entertaining viewing I would consider it rude (not illegal) to film interactions!
Yeah she tried to help him despite not speaking any common language, pretty nice by Budapest standards, she was just nervous.
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
We Hungarians can learn English or any other language with great difficulty. Many people say that Chinese and Hungarian are the most difficult languages in the world to learn. If a Hungarian native speaker wants to learn English / or any other language /, it is just as difficult for us to learn a foreign language as it is for a foreigner to learn English.
I studied English myself for years and I can't speak English, if someone speaks English slowly with simple words, I understand it.
Young people speak a foreign language. But not enough. At school, it is compulsory to study one foreign language for 8 years and another foreign language for 4 years. A law was passed 10 years ago that only those who have passed an intermediate level language exam can get a university degree. This law has just been abolished because most of the graduates did not receive their diplomas due to the lack of language skills.
Many politicians, artists and celebrities lie that they speak a foreign language and become the subject of public ridicule because it turns out that they do not speak a foreign language...
Some people live a life in foreign countries without learning the language of that country. I have a childhood friend who worked in England for 9 years and doesn't even speak English today... A doctor friend of mine has an intermediate level language exam, he thought he would be able to communicate with patients and colleagues in Great Britain and it turned out that he didn't understand a word of what he said people speak /Glasgow / .
A lot of comedies and jokes arise from the way we speak, or we get confused when people speak to us in a foreign language, education and politics have failed in this regard in Hungary.
@@silverlions If Finns can, Hungarians too can.
I love your opinion.
You are absolutely right!
Living in Canada majority of English people do speak only one language, English.
How do Hungarians react?🤔
Like many people in other countries, they keep their distance and are wary of strangers regardless of skin color.🙂 Someone is friendlier, someone keeps a distance of five steps. I experienced it myself in Greece.😊
(Filming can also make us more tense,but it also depends on the person.)
Greece is very unfriendly place. And Hungary too. The rest of europe and usa are completely different. Don't say bullshif
@@ariostorossi1295
If you show such an attitude and behavior when you visit other countries as you comment, then don't be surprised if you get a negative reaction.🤷😑
@@arnold66 if you are such stupid I can not help. I said ONLY hungary and greece are shit places. Other countries are good. I know you still don't understand. You are saying EVERYBODY is wary. Not fucking true!!
@@ariostorossi1295
As I said, if you insult the other country, don't be surprised if you get a negative reaction. And if you think you're so smart that you like to pass judgment on other countries, you're just plain hypocritical. You don't even notice it in your own writing, but you generalize by saying that only xenophobic people live in Greece and Hungary. (Don't just read hateful information created by the media of other countries) If, in fact, this negative behavior of yours stems from a bad experience, you have to imagine that this happens in every country. There are conniving, trouble-making people everywhere, and I doubt that your country is an exception. But since, unlike you, I don't like to describe countries based on the bad behavior of a few people, I wouldn't be the one out of the two of us who was aberrant based on your answer. Nevertheless, I will not judge your country based on your lousy behavior. I'm sure that you don't know more about the behavior of Hungary than I do, since I'm Hungarian and I've lived here since 1984, so there's no need, my dear, for the nonsense that tourists from other countries are humiliated and exposed to constant, incessant atrocities. (even American actors do not experience this) By the way, I could easily tell you about the atrocities and evils committed by other European countries against us in the past and, unfortunately, even now. Even so, I'm not going to put all the people under one hat just because of the vile attitude of some of them. (postscript: I bet you wouldn't like it if others insulted your country, and I'm sure you'd stand up for it anyway. However, if you still don't understand the essence of the whole argument, then there's nothing to talk about).😑🤦
@@arnold66 excuse me! You are hungarian i now understand . Hungary is shit country as majority of people is shit. Goodbye
Watching it for a Hungarian like me is just great 😄 I wish you understood what the cashier told you in the shop, André. "Stop filming me" "Speak Hungarian darling so that I could understand you" "Will he pay for all this stuff?" - she asked the homeless guy. The answer: "Sure" 😄 Anyway, it was nice to pay him beer.
she did'nt say "he"... she said something rude.. she called you "it" instead of he.. shame on her and i feel so sorry about this.
@@feri5889 I agree mate! I'm so sorry as well. She was so rude with him!
@@feri5889 She said "ez fizet minden?" - "Does this pay for everything?" This appears to be deliberately rude, when she could have asked "Ő fizet mindenért?", which would have been fine. She clearly is very uncomfortable about being filmed. She asked him not to - and he seemed to understand this and he didn't respond well, singing at her.......anyway, the shop assistant even asked someone else in the shop what she thought about being filmed, so she really hated it - lots of Hungarians do. It doesn't justify why she was unpleasent, but it explains why she was.
@@budshead100 It is not necessary deliberatly a rude expression. In Hungarian dialect "Ő" is mainly used for familiy, or friends. It is rarely used for an unknown third person. "Ez" -> "This" is far more often used. "Ez jött ide, Ezzel jöttem, Ez minek jött ide, "Ez meg a barátja....". Ez [az ember] -> This man. By the way: The shoplady was rude, but old ladies like that are _always_ rude with anyone. :)
@@budshead100 yeah i got what you are saying, it is basically what I said :D just your English is better. Anyway, I think she was a bit racist as well, not just simply rude, when she said 'this' i think she thought of his skin... Also, she is asking tourists to speak in Hungarian? Are you kidding me!?
That sales man is really good. i would buy everyhing from him. He is passionate and his stuff looks gorgeous. /
Ten obchodník je skutočne dobrý , kúpil by som všetko od neho. Vie, ako predávať a pozná svoj tovar, ktorý vyzerá skvelo.
Ty šachy bych bral. V mládí jsem měl taky jedny v krabičce. Asi se tam budu muset stavit.
Yes everything is 'original' 'traditional' 'handmade' and its a family business, they produce for the whole country and to the very next shop...lol
@Averageror2enjoyer Bro 600 ft is 1,47 euro rn :D
@Averageror2enjoyer No he didn't, if you are blind or don't know the hungarian bills at least pls don't write a comment, Andre gave him a 1000er and the guy gave back 2x200 huf, that makes 600
its very kind of you feeding a homeless guy. was funny to understand ppl talking in the background
Your skin is not the problem, the problem is that you are filming, touching stuff, interacting with people without there permission! Also that old man who was helping you out in the store is so wholesome.
Man, what the hell are you talking about filming without their permission? You don't need that in public
@@walrus-splice-renewable It's not a question of what you need or needn't or can or can't. It's a question of whether or not it can make some people uncomfortable. I can eat a tub of ice cream, but I shouldn't be surprised if I feel sick after.
@@walrus-splice-renewable some counties they are not used to people vlogging and filming you especially in Eastern Europe
@@streettravelxxi Its central Europe
@@HebrewHakaishin geographically u are correct but culturally still has lots of Eastern Europe influence especially with older people not being super open to cameras just like in most former communist states
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
She was angry as f..k, no flirty at all -_-
This weirdo is the correct translation for her last word.
@@matekudron8918 ne lepődj meg. Vidéken 'majd minimálbérét húzza az igát egy Coop-ban, aztán betoppan egy néger a szelfibotjával, aki meg akarja magát értetni, de nem sikerül neki. Persze, hogy mérges. :) Olvasd el fentebb truthoutmedia hozzászólását, teljesen igaza van.
@@Wondobar Értem én, de valahogy mégsem a bérezéstől függ ez. Bántak már velem is így, orvosok, felszolgálók, boltosok, stb. Pedig magyarul beszéltem otthon, nem volt nálam selfie bot.. :D Engem ez a mentalitás b@sz fel, amikor mondják neki, hogy beszéljen magyarul. Könyörgöm, 10-20 szót tanuljon már meg mindenki angolul. Nem mi vagyunk a világ közepe. Jobb és kedves kiszolgálás= erősebb turizmus.
kibaszott rasszista kurva szégyen ez az ország...
So cool! I live in Fertőd! It’s a shame we didn’t meet. 😅 Fun fact: we have mostly Hungarian and Austrian tourists in Fertőd, so when you speak English, they automatically reply in German. 😅 Sorry tho for the lady in the shop, not the nicest one. 🙄 Try Soproni beer next time, it’s brewed in the nearby city of Sopron! (I work at the brewery as an administrator. 😎)
MI is voltunk pár éve ott szlovákiaból, a kastély szép de személyzet picit bunkó volt:D aztán egy faluban mellette ahol fürdő van, de elfelejtettem a nevét.
@@norfeus Hegykő. :)
@@timeanagy3335 igen az, köszi :)
Szerintem semmi okod, hogy a pultos néni nevében bocsánatot kérj. Nem kell attól seggre ülni, hogy egy amerikai bement Fertődön az élelmiszerboltba.
@@lleho a kiejtése brit. Persze ettől jöhetett bárhonnan
Dear Brother, I hope you have fun and enjoyed being in Hungary but please try always ask people before Photo, video them because the lady in super market did not like it and I am sure there is many others too, it was nice to help the man, it is so nice of you, God bless you
From 5:43 He is a real oldtimer hungarian trader, every tourist should meet him first when they go to hungary :D The best example of "If we speak same language, we are friends" attitude. Because the tourists missunderstood most of the hungarians, most of them didn't speak english so they just didn't want to try communicate. But i'm proud of him!!
I have no idea why I clicked the video, but really enjoyed watching. Good vibes! Welcome to Hungary!
André! Its so pity you missed the opportunity to use "Egészségére" what you learned in previous video! :D And btw really nice video, looking forward for next one!
Your skin is not a problem, but shooting a video without permission and showing everything, but not paying for anything is unpolite too. Szia is hello in Hungarian, but only for friends the same age as you or younger. When you talk to people who can be your parents by age, you should be more respectful. Jó napot kívánok, viszontlátásra, kérem szépen, köszönöm szépen are the essential words for you.
Stop teaching our language, subhuman...
Very true..
not paying for what? he made a free advert for the great shops, also bought magnets. also i dont think he should learn all forms of greetings for all daytimes and all ages, szia is fine by me, and will be even if i am 80. also pls dont spread this nations - or your negativity on others. also dont say a word about inviting the homeless for food and a bear. typical hungarian mentality comment.
Listen man! I am not even from Hungary but why would the video have then this name as a title. Al this people in the video are super friendly. Personnaly i wouldn't like it when a complete stranger start filming me without asking! Doesn't matter what skincolor indeed. And then leaving with saying see ya! Sounds almost the same as Szia that even for a foreigner from your country sounds to me like there a joke to him. And giving bear to a hommeles guy, i don't know if we really really help the hommeles with that. Listen maybe i am tottaly wrong with my feelings but the vibe of this guy makes me very unconfortable towards these people.
@@bsvdoom typical Hungarian mentality - don't spread negativity - you just did it as well :) and u pretty angry may I ask why?
"hol szetted össze ezt a gyönyörűséget?" xDDD
Kerestem hogy kinek tűnt fel, úgy tűnik nem vagyok egyedül 🤣🤣
hol van ez a rész? xd
"ez fizet mindent?"
Egy kis ízelítő a rettenet kedves, és befogadó vidéki magyar emberekről :D
Nagyon undok volt vele a néni 😥
It was very kind of you to buy some drink and food to the old man. One of the most beautiful moments in your video.
Transilvania is only in the last 100 years part of the romania. Of cours temporary. In the past 1000 years was Hungary. Romanians have taken the Transilvania like Putin has taken the ukrainian teritories.
Here we go again.
Budapest and Bukarest hates eachother. We transilvanias don't hate eachother
Igazából nem elvették, hanem gyakorlatilag az ölükbe hullott.
@@szaborego348 No one told You not to love each other.That't not what he was talking about.
@@laszlohorvath6891 ne-au dat-o francezii ! voi ați semnat trianon nu noi
@@Stefan_2003
What is someone's name who buys stolen things. "Orgazda" in Hungari
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Andre! Great video as always. I like how you discovering different international places with the same friendly attitude, also learning the words and phrases 👍
Well, obviously he did not learn the phrases well, because you do not address an older person you don't know as if he would be your friend, you only say szia when greeting a person who you know or maybe a person who is the same age as you are.
The lady at the basket shop couldn't understand what you said. She wasn't rude in any way. And the conversation at the grocery was priceless. XD 20:05
Cashier: This must be spread on bread. All of this must be spread. My brazilian wouldn't you translate to me what he sais?
Random alcohol addicted dude: No, I don't know. I don't speak english.
Cashier: What do you want my dear love? Talk to me in hungarian so i understand.
Do you think if he is taking pictures of me? (girl laughs at the other aisle)
Is he paying for everithing?
Random dude: Of course.
I love these kind of conversations XD when nodody can uderstand each other XD
Great video! :D
First of all she said.. Is it paying for all? Thrn she commented also where the homeless guy found this fool?... Yes, she was not rude at all... Shame on her.. But yeah she was just as nice as not nice in my opinion..
@@jojobarx9816Hát kössél már bele hogy forditok kérlek. Mintha nem tök mindegy lenne az angolban az it meg a he közt nincs különbség, nem udvariasabb az egyik sem hogy ő vagy az. Amugy meg neked a zigo csávó mióta tűnik csövesnek te bánat? Az nem hobo. People are sensitive abaut every little sht today. Sorry for not translating every detail perfectly. Wow As if it matter.
Szánalmas vagy te bánat!
Én kultúráltam beszélek legalább. Valahol olvastam vagy hallottam, hogy hajléktalan valami tiktok videoban vagy en nem tudom de nem tudom hany eves lehetsz kisfiam ha nem tudod a kulonbseget ez meg ő kozott! Tr egy ez vagy de ő az ő, te bánat... Bújj el!
Nem tudom miert veszel mindent egybol tamadasnak te banat de people are sensitive for every single little shit u know...
@@drxstudio1473 az rolad mindent elmond milyen hangnemet engedsz meg az iranyomba meg akkor is ha nem ismerjuk egymast
4:16 That lady said "Nemtudom" in hungarian, which means "I don´t understand". She was not rude nor wanted you, to buy more. Hungarian people - mostly older generation are not really english speakers. Lot of them can speak german language tho - as that guy in other shop did.
nah. its mean "i don't know"
That's funny because I am Finnish and I actually understood that part. In our language "nem tudom" would be "en tiedä" or "en tunne" which also mean "I dont know"
@@MrRandomguy64 hungarian and finnish belong into the same language group - ugrofinian. So it´s very likely :)
@@quelithe This relationship is not close though. Finns and Hungarians can't understand each other most of the time. You can as well compare the vocabulary of German and Polish.
@@andrzejdobrowolski9523 I know. I am talking about language groups.
Thank you for the video im from transylvania and i love my people the man with the skin pelts seemed such a dedicated and nice person
I've been to Hungary just recently - they definitely speak better German than English; I've met quite a lot of people who didn't speak English at all.
Which part of Hungary were you in? I would assume close to the border with Austria. I'm native from Budapest and I know more English than german speakers.
@@redactedcanceledcensored6890 Sárvár. So, yes.. close to the borders with Austria.
@@jayxfrost8987 From my experiences German and English speaking hungarians are generally split. But yeah it definitely matters what part of the country you're in.
The elder people speak more german and the younger people speak more english!
@@zaredjiegner3839 Exactly
Stella Artois isn't Hungarian Beer. That's Belgian. Hungarian Beer is Soproni, Borsodi, those beers. I'm not sure what other brands we have but those are the main two.
It was Steffl which is not a good Austrian beer
Dreher
Pécsi sör (old days called Szalon - Saloon - sör) is also Hungarian, and as far as I know it's the only one owned by a Hungarian owner. And it's the only one not containing maize/corn. Next time if you can visit Pécs as well, down at the South. ;)
Everyone should taste Arany Ászok at least once
Kőbányai.
I liked Szalon, they had/have some pretty good brown beers.
The upside of drinking Stella and Steffi is that you can drink them even when you're sick because they don't have a strong taste. :D
The good thing about Hungary and its people is that they are not racist, they don`t look or treat anyone differently than they would do on their own as long as you respect them and treat them openly. They are high in emotional intelligence, so it is always good to be honest no matter what than to disrespect them and yourself by being fake.
The older gentleman is just so cute! So happy and helpful.
That's not the reaction to a black foreigner, but a foreigner who try to communicate in english, where they don't. Hungary is very acceptable for all human kinds without any doubts even in small towns, but let me say, our foreign language skills (or english) are limited :( Have a great journey!
Yes that's why they hate their own, if they differ even in the smallest ways
Hát te nem tudom melyik Magyarországon élsz, ha azt mondod, hogy nálad elfogadóak az emberek :) :(
romani people may say differently
@@ioszeged7274 romani "people"
@@ajnosz120Én sem, hogy te melyiken. Én akiket ismerek külföldieket csak jókat mondanak, persze ehhez az kell, hogy tanulják a nyelvet és szokásokat, illetve hasznos tagja legyenek a társadalomnak. Nyílván naplopókra nincs szükség, arra már ott vannak a cigányok.
I hope André won't turn a blind eye on our hens and chickens. :)
Calling them closer: pi-pi-pi
Chaseing them away: hesh-hesh
Chicken says in Hungary: kot-kot-kot
Warning: some old hens does not like to be filmed...:)
Dobré video André rád sleduju tvoje videa kam cestuješ 👍
Jo, akorát by nemusel neustále zdůrazn'ovat že je černej a jak na černýho budou lidi reagovat. V Mad'arsku snad ještě neviděli člověka negroidní rasy?
@@VtretiNaprosto přesné
Nice video André 💪💪🔥 keep going. Greating from Slovakia 🇸🇰
Listen, you must purchase one of those instant multilingual translation devices. They also translate any signs or whatever you snap a pic of.
You respect people so they will have respect for you 🙂🙂
I don’t think Hungary is a racist country, sometimes Hungarians are a little suspicious with foreigners in general in the small villages but It happens everywhere in the world
No i live in Fertőszéplak. And if im going to a big city like győr people are very racist. And this belongs to all of the places in hungary. And this is the sad thing
A lényeg 17:10 - 22:30, különösképpen 18:10-től, with aranyos alkeszbácsi ft. coopos kiégett kasszáserzsi.
Respect to that old salesperson, very few old people speak at least a single word in english in eastern europe
Good video, that guy looked really happy
I’m proud to have you in our country. You’re a great guy and go against stereotypes.
What are the stereotypes that you would be expecting? 😮
Do you mean stereotypical as don't feel safe in Hungary?
@russellblake659 I really do think that you can feel safe in Hungary. Not all parts though. I think he meant the average traveller/influencer guys. Most of them are annoying and totally disrespectful. This gentleman here is nice and cool. But still, like in most of Europe you are not allowed to film people even in public places without their constent. I hate those videos when for example in New York a random guy pushes his microphone into the people's faces. Disrespectful and annoying.
Thank you very much for sharing! Great, informative, beautiful video recording and creation! I'm glad you liked the beauty of Hungary, it's truly a wonderfully beautiful country in every respect, in my opinion, of course every country is wonderful! May your day be beautiful and for everyone also in strength, health and peace! I wish you good luck!
👍🍀🇭🇺🌞👆
Did anybody read the title of the video? This is not about the beauty of our country, this video is about he is looking how the white Hungarians react to a black person!!!!! He is looking for racism.
@@valeriavegh4119
It doesn't matter what he's looking for, the point is that Hungary is very beautiful in every way, of course, as I wrote, every country is beautiful, but in many places the politics is not beautiful, of course there are policies that go in the right direction and there are policies that go in the wrong direction, on the basis of which countries are said to be good or not good based on pre-judgment, even though every country has beautiful natural treasures! Have a nice day and weekend, and of course, strength, health and peace for everyone! Good luck!
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17:40 Well, I happen know beers to some degree. Get wine instead, as light beer in Hungary is generally too thin and bitter, especially compared to Czech beer. Some imported beer can be found cheaper and tastier. The Steffl you drank is one of the cheaper imports, it's from Austria, it's alright but a little thin IMHO. However, I can recommend craft breweries like Szent András Sörfőzde and especially Pannonhalmi Apátság. They are expensive, but you're in for a treat. The wheat beer of Szarvasi Sörfőzde was a good experience for me and it's cheaper.
I really like that grandpa. He tried to explain everything, even if he's bad in English. Well done!
In Hungary, if you are nice, the Hungarians are nice to you.
As you give, so you get.
It's not the skin color that counts, it's the behavior.
yes and if they cannot understand english but foreigner keep speaking english even in slow tone, it will come of as derogatory
bullshit. a magyar a legpatkányabb nép ezen a kontinensen.
@@benhamin9305 magadról beszélsz?
@@benhamin9305 De királypatkány. De te mi vagy? Ha már magyar sem?
@@annakisfaludinebaan faj az igazsag kis szivem?
Guys I think he is in Fertőd in Hungary.
Love from Hungary!!
Ria ria Hungária
From Poland
Haha at 19:45 she said "don't photograph me" haha then she said "speak Hungarian and I will understand, what is it you want? My precious" but, she was being nice about it all.
Even as a Hungarian it took me about 20 seconds to understand that it is the old castle of Fertőd. :D I was laughing soooo much even, my cigarette went out :D Not about the content, but how you pronounced the name of the castle/city. :) I know Hungarian names, or words can be hard, but this was great! I have fellow co-workers from oversees, even after a few years, it is hard for them to say a simple word like Csaba, correctly :D
Gránátosház was absolutely correct. That was on the point!
I love how you did this video! It is only 6:53 AM, but you already set me in the best mood! Thank you!
Yes. Gránátosház you said really good, great job! But Fertőd .. i should read to know what you mean :D you say in hungarian like Förtod, but no judging:) if you want to say it well, "e" is like first letter from "envilop" when you say. And "ő" is like long version as you say now the "e". :) but not bad, just if you wanna pronounce it better, then you can try ;) but God, "Isten" in Hungarian was perfect. Once you say a letter a way, in Hungarian you say the same way in every word.
Really great video, as you were behaving with people, thx bro, take care!
I've always been interested in what a person from another country does in Hungary
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Just a tip. We don't say "Szia" (Sounds like See ya) to people who look older to us. We usually greet them depending on the time of day. Most universal greeting is "Jó napot"
True, but this mistake is generally forgiven to foreigners: "at least they try and that's sweet enough"
@@ThorTyrker exactly. it is forgiven for tourists 100%. and native small kids
I like your content, keep it up! Greatings from Mosonmagyaróvár!
We are not racist, but we are not speak languages (mostly). Black or yellow or brown or white... Your colour does not matter, you are friend! We just can not speak other language (mostly)! I hope that guy had a good time in Hungary!!!!
(Excuse me, my english is not perfect 😅)
A fenéket 🤣 utálunk "mi" mindenkit magunkon kívül... megy a nagykepuseg a nagy semmire.
@@davidmuller9938 nem tudom hol élsz magyarországon, de vicc hogy simán egy kalap alá veszed az országot mert szenny van körülötted. Próbáld jobb emberekkel körülvenni magad vagy valami 🤷♀️
@@davidmuller9938 La'tom, te me'g magadat is uta'lod, de nem vagy egyedül. Ez te'nyleg magyar unikum.
every time ive interacted with a person from hungary, they are very kind and civilized people.
they are definetly not the most talkative people but once you get a conversation going they show their true colors.
the one thing I will say man is some people in eastern europe are not comfortable with being filmed without permission obviously its not illegal to do so but some people dont like it. The lady with red hair in grocery store kinda talked shit about you for filming her
but tbh maybe you didnt notice since you speak the language but she was pretty mean acually
@@benjaminmellin8803 What was said?
@@pelagonianlion8276 she didn't say anything bad, but it was kinda passive aggressive and the tone was very unfriendly. I think she took André for a weird troublemaker 😅
@@pelagonianlion8276 I'll post it here too:
Bless your heart, speak Hungarian instead of photographing around like that. What are you looking for, this one? You gotta' spread this one, all of these. Then she's asking the rough-looking dude to translate but he doesn't speak English. Then she keeps asking what are you looking for and to speak Hungarian (lol). Then asks the younger employee: is he taking photos of me, you think? Is this guy paying for all the stuff? Rough dude says of course (lol). She asks the rough dude: where did you pick up this beauty (referring to André lolololol)?
By the way I think she was more nervous than rude.
Thanks fellas.
Btw I've been to Hungary. Great country. The language was over the top of my head. Most people in the shops didn't know English, so i understand what Andre went through. But that is fair enough for the Hungarians. It's their country and we should adapt to them when visiting.
Yesterday I visited Visegrád, I wish you would see how beautiful river Danube is here.
very interesting video..pozval bezdomovce na jídlo a pití...................good heart you have ♥♥♥
Ale je rasista. Neustále zdůrazn'uje , že je černý a jak na něj budou běloši reagovat. To si myslí, že je nějaký unikát, když je negroidní rasy?
@@Vtreti ...spíš ho zajímá, jak na něj budou reagovat bílí, ve státech,kde na černochy nejsou moc zvyklí ,ne?
The next time go to the next village Hegykő, this is my village! I wait for you 😁😄
Gránátosház! Perfect pronunciation!:)
Greetings from Budapest! :)
Cute video mate! :D keep it up, i'm hungarian and i'm glad that u were here :D
Hi Mate,
I visited the same place in February.
Unfortunately we didn't met otherwise I could navigate you. As you could hear most of the people don't speak English there.
Peace ✌️
Dear André.
This is what the cashier woman in the store asked, the man
"Where did you pick up this beauty"?😅😅
Welcome on board André 👍 🇭🇺
Man, you're amazing!
20:46
"Ez fizet mindent?" Bruh XDDDDD
The moment when i decided to subscribe to your channel was when you decided to help for that poor man by the shop door. Great man you are Andre. Keep up the good work
❤
The same man would later see another black man and abuse him. LOL!
Hello my name is Tamás Ladányi! I'm from Hungarian! When you were in the store before paying and looking for butter in the fridge, the cashier lady told you why don't Hungarian language and was upset about it. I thought I'd tell you to be careful with types of people.😃 I'm glad you like our country. I wish you a good time. There is a plenty to see. 😀👍🇭🇺
@ 19:45 that woman was pissed that you were recording, and that you can't speak Hungarian. She kept on saying "Speak Hungarian & then you would understand."
Igazából úgy lett volna jó , hogy ha megkérdezi, hogy nem probléma - e ha szerepel a videóban?
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
The lady in the begining spoke German. I think it's due to many German/Austrian tourists come and they learn it in school as a second foreign language.
Really nice and kind... I like how you are doing in Hungary ❤
Fun video 😀
To help pronounce the name of the city: the e sounds more like the vowel in the word "men" 👍😀
Its a plesure to see this video... In the years of 1999 to 2002 i was studying at Fertőd and at 16:00 at first floor was our room... Thanks
You should come to Szeged, it have some really beautiful places as well
Beautiful video. You are a very good communicator and very pleasant! Beautiful all around! I think the first lady did not speak English> She said, "Danke shoen" that means "Thank you" in german! ;-)
Ich bewundere dich, das hast du gut gemacht.🐓🐣🦚🦜🦎🐉🐋🦚🦜🐸💐🌸💮🏵🌹🥀🌺🌻🌳☘🍀🌴
As a Hungarian i notice that in the shop they're look down on you because you're not speaking in our language. And that man you helped is actually homeless or poor i think, so you're so nice. And the cashier is a little weird. Anyways it's nice to see someone in Hungary who's not hungarian. If i was there i can translate everything to you they sayd.
But the video is so good and i hope you have so much fun. I have so much fun watching this video!
Have a nice day!
Haahaa very nice of you helping out the homeless! Enjoy your beer! Next time try something like Soproni :D
The home blessing fridge magnet you bought translates to:
"Where there is faith, there is love,
Where there is love, there is peace,
Where there is peace, there is blessing,
Where there is blessing, there is God,
Where there is God, there is no need."
The Steffl beer you bought is one of the cheaper beer brands.
Generally if the beer has corn in it then there is a chance that it is made of lower quality ingredients.
Unfortunately the education of languages is quite low in Hungary and because of the laws of the current government (no need of language degree for the university degree) it is decreasing even in the universities. The lady in the supermarket was quite grumpy, I guess she isn't too motivated about her job and the communication barriers + the presence of the homeless guy made she a bit frustrated :D
Without wanting to judge entire nation based on few individuals, my impression is that the people whom Andre met on his travels in other countries were somewhat friendlier and more outgoing…
Yes, there is no issue this is the click bait aspect that will keep him from ever being another " Bald & Bankrupt I wish hed stop using it.
Unfortunately, few people speak English in Hungary. This makes them embarrassed and more shy. Maybe that's why they don't seem nice enough, but we like foreigners because they are interesting to us. It is also true that - as everywhere - there are nicer and less nice people. I'm Hungarian, so I have experience in it.😁
They speak more German in Fertőd, as it is close to Austria.
Well the fact they don’t speak English and he doesn’t even know how to say thank you in Hungarian is bound to lead the social problems 😂
@@streettravelxxi What you wrote, although it would be a simple thing, has a more complex reason. You have only met a few people. Moreover, they are usually older people who did not have many opportunities to learn languages or study when they were young. Especially people in rural areas had and have fewer opportunities. So they are insecure, confused in unexpected situations, sometimes not a little. Unfortunately, under the socislist system (which lasted for about 40 years before the 90s), this age group became isolated, they could not go abroad, they basically lived only for work, most of them never left their settlements. Their attitude is not as relaxed as a young person. Communism left its mark on Hungarian society, and there are still many wounds to heal.
On the other hand the rural lifestyle makes one reclusive. I was able to open up to the world when I moved to the big city, Budapest. But this process of opening up took me several years. 🙂
I can completely understand the rural people. One thing's for sure, you have to approach them with empathy, they will give you their hearts, not just their thanks. 🙂
@@ahmyo1 dude I grew up in Hungary I moved to California with my dad mom and sister when I was Young tho. Anyanyelvem magyar so I know what I’m saying
the old restaurant were closing near 10 years ago. I live in Sopron, i visited this country many many times and the ice cream on next to bakery shop is very decilious
Hi André! Your explanations were mostly correct but the town you were in is called not Fertod but Fertőd, like the "u" in the word curse. And you were definitely wrong in saying that you were drinking a Hungarian beer. The brand Steffl comes from Austria. You would have bought Soproni. The name comes from one of the most beautiful Hungarian towns situated at the Austrian border where this kind of beer is brewed. By the way you were very close to Sopron, apr. 17 miles away..
Love your positive attitude, great video.
That lady in shop was veeery rude!
hát velem bunkóbbak szoktak lenni ennél
@@redactedcanceledcensored6890 Pesten csoportosul Magyarország hulladéka, mégis mit vártál? 😂😂😂
20:00 The lady was an exquisite combination of mock-grumpy, sarcastic, and even flirty. I was LMAFO-ing all the way. She was calling him endearing names while acting as if being pissed off. No bad feelings at all. Uniquely, impossible to translate Hungarian cashier/service lady/nurse talk. She asked the other guy "Where did you pick up this "gorgeousness"?" XD
She wasn't. She was frustrated because of being filmed and not understanding a word.
They were answering back to you in German sometimes. The products were made in Trasylvania were Humgarians live also.
Don't be scared of your own blackness 🤣 accept yourself 😜
Oh, the guy in the second shop! He’s trying his best with that German-English-Italian+ chat…
The beer was a imported one from Austria. Next time look out for Borsodi or Soproni, these are good ones from Hungary.
Borsodi is so fking bitter and thin, might as well get hop tea
Taste 'Szalon' beer in Hungary next time. Everything else is zero. Szalon is from Pécs (southern city with the best brewery).
I had "csapolt Soproni", it was not as bad as I thought, yet my favourite is still "Arany Ászok". As a Czech, I appreciate your effort for making beers and say that your beers definitely taste better, when drinked on a hot summer day.
@@RichieLarpa Arany Aszok is definitiv worth trying!! I liked it as well, always had it during long summer evenings in Hungary 🍻
He was not prepared well. I have been in Budapest once, and my brother several times. We knew exactly what the domestic Hungarian beer was and ignored the foreign ones, because we always try the domestic beer, wherever we travel.
How can I buy that chess? Am in Africa Kenya.
Great video keep up the great work 😎😎
How manty times are you going to tell us that Fertod is in Hungary?
Most of ppl in Hungary not really like when somebody talk to him some foreign language.. When somebody dont understand just only hear "blblblablabla hablelbla" moreover if somebody even recorded it, may it make some frustration in other people.
Anyway greating in Hungary. 😊
You're a funny guy I like you! As I Hungarian didn't understand you said "fortod"
Than I realised you are in Fertőd. :)
God bless your heart! ♥
Pronunciation for Fertőd : F is like in english fort, e is like in english get, r is like in english red, t is like in english told, ő is like in french jeux or je, used a bit longer like doubling the ö, which is short, d is like in english done.
So Fertőr is [ˈfɛrtøːd] if some can read this universal "alphabet" from the wikipedia.
Bald and Bankrupt vibes :) taking random local for a beer ♥
Is that Fertőd? I can't understand what you're saying.
André! Please stop "react to black...". You are first black people in Hungary?
Boltos néni a pultnál ez mondta : "Ez fizet mindent? Hol szedted össze ezt a gyönyörűséget?"
Google:
The shopkeeper at the counter said: "This pays for everything? Where did you collect this beauty?"
The first lady in a shop was not rude she say nemtudom which is mean i dont know.She just dont understand what you say and a situation. And when you pay she says "Ne haragudjon " which is mean "so sorry' probably beacuse she feel awkward for not understanding what you say .:(