Damn never thought u actually gonna sing Гей соколи.Thx man

Это гениально! Это звучит более нежно, чем на польском или украинском.

Thx

Ja jestem "polskim Polakiem" i też bardzo podoba mi się ta aranżacja, i też wolę słowiańskie wykonania, czyli polskie i ukraińskie, dlatego, że gatunek "dumka" jest skoczny, a tutaj Zespół zrobił wersję kameralną. Ale może kiedyś zrobią drugie podejście i dadzą upust ekspresji.

@@RebeliantSG tak

@@RebeliantSG ją jestem ukraincem z Miłej Ukrainy ) Kocham Maryle Rodowicz i jej wykonanie Sokołów. Całkowicie zgadzam się z z twoją opinią.

@@prowest7501 что ты имеешь в виду под красивым укрианом (co masz na myśli mówiąc od miłego Ukriane)

Oh man. I know what you mean.

@@imperialgamer6969Ogniem i Mieczem is a Polish book/movie and the rest means „will come to hard” witch is a meme in Poland

Mach' die Ende, spar den Schämde.

I widze że jeszcze z Lombardii

​@Bartosz Szyk Ja! Die Gesundheit gleichst Du, mein Litwa, das mich geboren! Vaterland, deinen Werth nur erkennet wer dich verloren! :)

or alongside

@@adamkasztankiewicz8835 'us'

@@mareksicinski3726 communism intensify

it is cossack song though

But this is not German or Austrian …they are always stealing our culture

@@ariiski4501 коли це було?

@@ariiski4501 I think the German version was sung by Germans in Galicia, thus Austrian

​@@oneproudukrainian2063 ye you seen austrians singing it. the only ppl from austro-hungarian apart from poles and ukrainians that I could see singing it would be slovaks and czechs. Ofcourse there could be some single cases of volksdeutsches singing that song but I don't think they would take time to translate it back then. Dont be silly

@@COMPLETEMADMAN I feel like it's more likely that German speaking Ukrainians and Poles could've translated it, then only to be sung by the German minority (which was quite big in all the areas of the empire).

Ukrainian I prefer.

@@coli386 same

Begome Orthodox :DDD

Same here, brother.

Не столько сам язык, сколько голос Gesche такой :-)

Я вообще не думал, что немецкий не совсем грубый язык. Хотя, это стереотип.

Thank God for the translation option in comments

To samo ja mówię!

TeŻ jEsTeM z PoLsKI EjEjeeJEEJeje 10+

Do you mean you know Ukrainian version? Because it is original

The original version is in Polish

@@vadymrud4462 No, Polish version is original

why demonetized? It's an old folk song

@@ewaldseiland8558 you know how youtube works with demoitization and germanophobia

Vielen Dank , Karl . Ukraine 🇺🇦❤🇩🇪👍. Deutschland das ist meine historischen Vaterland.

@Scp 173 Herojam Slawa !

Thank you for translating this ancient and immensely popular Polish/Ukrainian song in German. Thank you even more for leaving the final verses in Polish. I wish more Germans appreciate the fact, that there do exist rich cultures predating Muscovy by centuries on the lands between Germany and Russia.

German Mercenaries and German Infantry(name of the unit) were loyal to Poland since cossacks killed everyone they did not like, jews, poles and even scotts who settled in Commonwealth

juk123 45 Poland had much much much more money than Ukraine

@@teroxstep does not mean that they would raise the payment.

cancion de los volontarios?

tylko nie Ogniem i Mieczem po Niemiecku

@@limsowka to ty w końcu piszesz po ukraińsku czy po polszańsku?

Croatian Warmaster 👍👍👍 Sounds even more martial in German than in English. Rammstein could easily make a song with this title 😅

Das yeet Who NOSE what their motivations are?

@@noturbusiness1278 There is no difference between Jew and Gentile. Nasty little fascists like you are why this stuff is demonized.

@@lebleu8843 Yea, and people are wondering why German songs are being banned in this platform.

@L'bleu71 mhm, literally every German song that gets taken down has jokes about nazi Germany in the comments, meanwhile I found a Nazi song that has been up for years, THE COMMENTS ON IT WERE DISABLED.

@@Randomeslaw-cz4yt Thats the point. People are stupid and remember Germany's darkest hour, but not its vast history.

Liebst du das Polen (polnisches Land) oder die Polen (Menschen polnischer Nationalität)?

Wir Polen und ihr Deutschen sollen immer brüderlich einander begegnen. Ich lieb Euch!

@@user-rw5zt9tl7q Też cię kocham.

Mein Freund, das ist das ukrainische Lied !

Das ist das Ukrainische Lied !

Very kind from you, thank you :). I'm always happy about good advises.

I tried to learn polish for my polish girlfriend It's too different from the German language (I have a big problem with pronuncing the words.) The funny part is that my family is from Breslau/Wroclaw

@@2-_-V-_-.2 breslau=śląsk

@@platynowyviking7746 Breslau=Wrocław Schlesien=Śląsk

Y in Polish is slightly more central vowel, for Polish ear you sounded like speaking i and y same time (like German ü ;) Just "umlaut" ü a bit more and it will be perfect en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Close-mid_central_unrounded_vowel Ó is the same as u. The rest was perfect. In case of "rolling r" if you can't make that sound, don't bother, many native speakers also can't, the rest also often speak it without a "thrill" in a less careful speech (we intuitively force ourselves to speak rolling r while speaking English or German and we sound Russian then LOL)

@Recke Rotlicht Dude, it was a sarcasm xD

UKposts what a neutral polish song Karl: make the german version UKposts: (authistic screeching)

Karl needs some hate-speakers in many other languages too.

@@l-nolazck-rn24 meanwhile youtube uploads the national anthem of n@z! germany to one of their automated bot channels

In UKposts's eyes anything german is automatically hateful however this is clearly untrue and proven by this song. This song is a love song and quite beautiful in many ways. I hate seeing people's cultures bring frowned upon because of one period of time that came from desperation.

Yes people are often surprised by how superb German is for singing with.

@@MXB2001 I never had any doubts, I meant that this song is slavic so I didn’t expect it to sound so nice in a germanic language because they’re very different

yep

Згоден, "ду хаст", більш по-німецьки.))

No more Brother wars!

@polski książe Why? When Poles and Germans cooperated, things like Prussia emerged, after duke of Masovia invited and supported Teutonic knights, then they... never mind, you was right.

@@Pandzikizlasu80 Aber wogegen möchtest du denn diese Allianz heutzutage schmieden? Die Zeiten von Heiden und Drachen sind schon längst vorbei. 😜🤩🤣

На русском тоже есть. Русскую версию филиппинец пел в одном видео

You know that we East Germans are also Slavs? But we are Germanized

dzwoń dzwoń dzwoń mój dzwoneczku

Дзвін, дзвін, дзвін, дзвіночку

Ukraine*

@@legion6752 At the end there is Polish, not ukrainian

You know that East Germans are also a little bit Slavs

Україна❤🇺🇦🇵🇱❤Польша

Ukraine, Poland and a very cruel history connecting these two countries, especially during World War II

@@minecraftstiv1104 And tons of people happy to twist the knife whenever possible

ARVyoda shit Happens during wars man, the most important is if the people hate each other in peace time. In Ukraine people love Poland much more than Russia ;)

@@minecraftstiv1104 it was all in the past. Fortunately we are BFF now

Das Stimmt. Liebe aus der Ukraine, Freund)

Man sollte sich Verstehen, Polen-Deutschland-Ukaine

Кроме русских конечно. Они не славяне, а угро-финны как известно. Ну с татарской примесью.

@@prowest7501 и это правда.

@@prowest7501 абсолютное вранье

Oh boi, what a funny school xd

@Henryk Willer in fact it's folk song, which was singing in Poland by ukrainians, who was moved away by polish government from west Ukrainian regions to western Poland.

@Henryk Willer this song is about Ukraine, about cossacks. Even if polish man wrote it - he wrote ukrainian song. Polish song can't be about enemies of Poland (about cossacks, I mean).

@@user-ei8po6vn6m What? Funny. Ha ha Pole is writing a Ukrainian song. Very funny. Poles used to love Ukraine. That's why this song is about Ukraine. "A jak umrę pochowajcie, na zielonej ukrainie przy kochanej mej dziewczynie" - "And when I die, bury me in the green Ukraine with my beloved girlfriend" This is about Pole not Ukrainian.

@@user-ei8po6vn6m This song isn't folk. Ukrainian-Polish writer wrote it.

@Henryk Willer Prawda, i pozdro z Izraela!

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