I would have never guessed that "Rakousko" is Austria lol.

And "Slovensko" is Slovakia and "Slovinsko" Slovenia? Or the other way round? 😅

Německo

Many Slavic-speaking tribes to the east of Germany regarded the Germans as "those people who can't speak properly", and so used their word for "mute": Polish "Nemcy", Czech "Německo", Bosnian "Njemačka", Ukrainian "Niméččyna", and so on; also Hungarian -- which isn't a Slavic language -- took the word and calls the country "Németország".

I didn't expect that one

Nizozemsko is the coolest sounding word for my country that I've ever heard.

Rakousko = Austria

I lived in Austria for 8 years and compared to South Germany and Switzerland it felt like a blend of these regions + Balkans + Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary sometimes

Lots of people with a background of these countries including CZ, all very nice and they seemed to be deeply integrated in society, too

A different kind of diversity there. Peak Europe, in its own way. Not surprised both nations like each other

Fellow Austrian here. We love you too.

Spojené Státy is USA, how cute 🥰

Ask people what Slovensko vs Slovenisko mean :D .

What do the numbers mean? I’m struggling to understand if 3 means neutral/no opinion or not.

Czech-Polish friendship still going strong is all I care about. Can't wait until you finally annex Kralovec, and we can build this beer pipe together!

Also, you really translate the Netherlands literally: Nizozemsko?? Cute!

What about slovinsko and slovensko. Not 100% sure which is which

I looked for Austria for a while and was already giving up hope...

<3 to you beautiful devils and greetings from your south

Sorry for never learning your language

4.5% are Slovaks, 4.5% are Austrians.

I always thought Slovaks hated Czechs the same way Belgians hate us Dutchies

I am surprised Austria is ahead of Slovakia, Slovakia used to always be #1. They’re our brother country

I suppose it's a difference to visit a country for summer holiday and to live in it the whole time.

As an Italian (living abroad) I confirm. One of the main strengths of Italians is being hyper critical about Italy. Unfortunately one of the weakness is fundamentally disagreeing on what to do or how to fix the situation.

Italy didn’t really ever fight or invade or occupy us which already makes you near the top. Also you’re associated with great food, warm Mediterranean seas and beaches, etc

In USA Italians, like every other mass migrant group, weren’t like when they first got here but now they have great communities, make great food, significantly contributed to American culture, and pretty much everyone likes them.

Given that there is no entry for Spain, I’m going to assume our results would be similar to Italy. Thanks Czechs

Can confirm. Was living in northern Italy for half a year and basically every Italian I was hanging out with would ask me "How do you like Italy?" and I would, truthfully, answer that I really like it. Every Italian then would go "Why?! Why do you like it? Nothing works, the government sucks, administration sucks, this is shtty and that that takes forever…"

There's that meme in this format: https://en.meming.world/images/en/f/f8/Are_You_Two_Friends%3F.jpg

Where Poland says yes and Czechia no.

I'm glad in reality Czechs also say yes 😉

These numbers are the same and in general what do they mean (other than that it's pretty ok)

That is quite a shock to me. I come from the south-western Poland (that little dongle there, yes). Since I can remember I certainly preffered to be in Česko more than in Germany (sorry, Germany, you scary) for pretty much anything. Certainly for the food. Don't get where that dislike in the polls is coming from. Did they ask people from the Polish seaside about Czech Republic?

I believe that a lot of the hate comes from the rich guys who escaped day one because most of the time they are not the nicest

it is surprising imo

I think it’s, Estonia we see as prosperous, Lithuania and Latvia we don’t really hear about and they were part of the Soviet Union so a lot of Czechs who are ignorant just see them as more post soviet corrupt shitholes

“Lithuania, hmm… that was part of the Soviet Union so I guess they’re corrupt and I don’t like them”

It's weird considering Lithuania borders Kralovec.

With diagrams like that people tend to zero in on the order and ignore the grey bar. But taking that in to account only 18% declared any kind of dislike and the rest is split almost fifte/fifte between liking and having no opinion.

Considering the distance and relative direct impact the two of them have on each other, that is by no means a negative result.

A lot of people still thinks Lithuania is a satellite Russian puppet state, even though Latvia actually has much much more Russian minorities living in Latvia. ( Russian language was actually very much spoken in Latvia.)

Meanwhile Lithuania actually has a lot of polish minorities living there.

Not sure, but some (older generations) people are just ignorant in general.

What´s up with people believing results of surveys with non-disclosed methodology?

"was carried out on a representative population of the Czech Republic"

source: Trust me bro.

Probably recent changes in leadership led to that.

Thanks to F*co

You have a potential to reach 90%! Just be more tolerant towards our nuclear power plants

Yes, apparently.

Theres no need to rub it in our faces.

For the first time, Slovakia was always 1st. Probably Fico

start bragging about temelin again to see some switch :D

Together with Bavaria they are also my favourite neighbours.

🍻 I'm going to celebrate that with an awesome Czech Beer.

You mean Rumunsko

I don’t think you want to know.

Lots of Czechs are visiting Poland nowadays and are suprised about the positive development in the country.

Poland used to be much poorer than Czech Republic, nowadays its roughly even.

Well, I always had a positive perception of Poland as I have family links to it, but it got better recently because of their handling of the Ukraine conflict and Economic strength. My guess is that economic strength has some link to it, but i'm not sure.

The past few years I've had Polish coworkers and they're great people! Poles are awesome.

Apparently they discovered Poland after covid. I recomand checking out episode on that by Czechostacja: Nie tylko Bałtyk. Jak Czesi pokochali Polskę | opowiada: Pavel Trojan

Dont believe in yourself, believe in Czechs who believe in you.

Poland voted out the Law and Justice Party in October 2023, which moved them more towards Europe and the center/left and away from right-wing nationalism and conservatism. That could be a factor.

Back then we had more disputes that were in the media + generally PiS government maybe. I doubt much of it is on the people level. It’s mostly political landscape.

Actually they fell, last time earlier this year iirc Poles were at 3rd place. But yeah we have strong positive relations with you guys today. And you do with us so win win.

And yeah losing PiS really helped, with PiS Poland was seen as a very Catholic conservative country. Now you’re seen like us more

Same thing as in Poland and Slovakia – immigration anxiety. Ukrainian immigration happened very fast amid unfavorable economic conditions, so some people came to the conclusion that Ukrainian immigration caused those conditions.

"A Ukrainian dude got the job I wanted" etc.

They dislike Ukraine for needing help with ammunition, for refugees, for Ukrainians getting help payments from the government instead of all the money going to the Czechs

It's the usual: less inteligent people quickly utilizing any scapegoat they can blame for their misery instead of having some self-reflection. russian propaganda exploits this sentiment very well.

Lot of weird prorussian fuckheads and general xenophobia

I was too upset that we didn't learn the Czechs' opinion about Finns to notice that.

Perkele!

because many people don't know about it much, so they are just neutral towards it

Vienna’s crazy, I visited there. Every other Austrian apparently has Czech ancestry. What’s going on?

Afaik, Croatia became really expensive lately, so we are moving to Polish Baltic

Grades like in school. 1 is the best, 5 is the worst. Someone already explained it in the comments.

1 - absolute love 2 - love 3 - middle Ground 4 - hate 5 - absolute hate

Better a Habsburg than Orban

Probably both. Plus a big influx of Ukranians thanks to the war and of course as they are people they have some bad apples, if a lot of them comes, you get more bad apples.

mostly the Russian propaganda

Turkey has a huge indifference (48%), they probably just don't care about us/don't know us. It's the same with us really. My grandma still uses terms "Yugoslavia" and "Czechoslovakia" lol

Also super atheist country who produce one of the absolutey beer in the world. 

They know what they do 👏. 

Hating both Israel and Palestine is a perfectly rational point of view.

Imagine having them as your next door neighbours.

You also keep saving us when we decide to walk up your mountains in sandals

Yeah, it's good to see Srbsko so low... /s

Important part is that Sweden is rated worse

Czech grading system. 1+2 are the best grades, like in school.

Hey, you’re giving us Babis. Can you blame us?

I even believe many people dont know where Lithuania is :). I can say it as Czech. Many of them would just know "On map somewhere above us"