CULTURE SHOCKS in Slovakia

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Living in Slovakia is an exciting and new experience.

But also there are things that shock us while living here.
In this video, we will share with you some of the culture shocks people experienced after moving to Slovakia.
We hope you enjoy it!

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G'day from Australia, Slovakia is my first destination when travel opens up again...
Really looking forward to seeing your wonderful country and meeting great people... thanks for the informative post.
All the best for 2022.

Antechynus

Wow.. I could really go for the quiet!! Quiet allows people to think for themselves.

carllelendt

Immigration police has improved by leaps and bounds for the past 10+ yrs that I live here in SK. I wouldn't be as harsh as your video on that part. Even BA office that used to be a nightmare, on my past 2 visits you either can come with a reservation or just wait and talk in English to the police officer at the front of the main door to help with process.
My cultural shock in a good way was the low amount of crime there is and how safe you feel walking around. 2am back from old town and walking to your apt without being worried, is on the best things I love about SK.

bratislavaexperience

I’m coming to Slovakia soon to visit and I’m really excited to see what Slovakia is like as an American from the United States

brizzle

These videos are great and hilarious! keep the great job! :)

andresmalo

Usually such theatrical scenes look very cringeworthy, but facial expressions somehow are funny and invigorating.

ViktorBudylin

Thank you so much... this video is great and helpful

salehnmr

I remember going back when I was 18 and 25 and the whole entire morals change was shocking.

slovak

sometimes I think we could make spirits of any fruit, but many will be hard to find in shops and bars like drienkovica(cornelian cherries) or dulovica(quince) and waiting for moment we start make spirits from vegetables, they would have such nice names -uhorkovica(cucumber), brokolovica(brocolli), karfiolovica (cualiflower)...

barborablaskova

very funny as well as informative🤣🤣🤣 thanks a lot

snakei.o.ylanefsaneleri

I've heard the slovak coke (kolofa) and the national dish bryndzové halušky are things they expect foreigners to not like. Not sure what the kolofa tastes like, but I like tangy sheep milk cheese, I'd likely enjoy the cheesy dumplings. Also, very little seafood (but they always eat fish at Christmas), and I hope you like pork, cabbage, sour cream and potatoes b/c almost every dish has those things.

Other things: this guy I play hockey with from Košice says even though it's only a country of 5 million, people from the east can barely understand the Slovak spoken in the west, and vice versa. Also, there's the easter tradition where the young men dress in traditional garb and chase the young women around with sticks and throw buckets of water on them, might be a bit concerning for women visiting that time of your when a bunch of guys start coming at them with sticks.

giampaolofini

Greetings from Saskatoon, Canada. love your video!

grantzhang

Paradox, one says culture shock but there is only a cult😂

lianefux

Nice amusing video tanks for the memories 😂. Just kidding ha . One day hope make it to some European countries 👍 . Hopefully one of them will be Slovakia 😊

frankmontez