The tiles on the roof of the Matthias Church are a Hungarian invention. Their name is Majolinka ( mayolinka) , they were produced in the Zsolnay factory in Pécs ( not pex, pech) . You can see these on several buildings. 6:06 the closer chili (here it is called paprika) is not spicy. It's red because it's starting to ripen. Usually this type can be seen in yellowish white. Commonly used in dishes, sandwiches, salads, pickled and filled with cabbage. It is the basic ingredient of two dishes. This is lecso ( lecho) and stuffed peppers. The first one is an onion-tomato ragout, and the second one has spicy rice meat in the berry. The more distant kind is pungent.. So much so that even its name is hegyes erős (sharp and strong ). This is mainly sold in dark green form. This is in biological maturity. There is a third on top. This is the kapia. Its thick flesh is characterized by a sweet taste. it is eaten fresh, fried and grilled. I don't think peppers have as much culture in Mexico as here..😁 7:01 This guy was a writer and poet. He cultivated the Hungarian language at a very high level. Shakespeare's translations still give direction today. 7.32 Figures of a Hungarian fairy tale series on the projector. ( Magyar Népmesék )

I liked your video about my hometown. It was great to have you here in Budapest and i hope you will come back soon. There is so much more to see even for me as a native. 👋🏻🇭🇺😊

@goldilocks_walks

2 күн бұрын

It is an incredible city! Very beautiful, I hope to return someday to see more of it. 😍

meh, who cares about narration. The views were spectacular! I'm adding Budapest to my bucket list. Looking forward to the next videos

@goldilocks_walks

14 күн бұрын

it really is beautiful around this area! I learned SO MUCH while I was there and my goal is to share some of that stuff as well as the visuals. it's definitely a work in progress. :)

@tamaslukacs3173

10 сағат бұрын

You know the saying: Don't let others tell you what to do. But listen to the mushroom expert. Narration is needed. Hungarian culture and thinking are different from the rest of Europe in every way. You definitely won't understand this without narration.