yeah where did it even come from? I mean it is a name and it makes sense, at least here, but where did it come from? Who came up with the idea that his name is Matthias Kohler?
a turkish hetalian once told me their theory about how hima asked random strangers on the net for a turkish name for his anime character and they told the most random name just for the hell of it and it stayed that way. now it makes sense for the others names too actually lmaoo
I do not think so. Some names are jot popular at all. For instance Tolys is extrenally rare name in Lithuania. I think Hima just searched through history books and adverts
Italian here🇮🇹 When first i read their names i was literally WTF, let's admit it Himaruya fucked up with this, at this point the closest theory is the one of "old names" with Lovino as name (even if Lavinio would be more accurate since it was used in ancient rome) Great video anyway 😄
I like going for history and the names that could exist in the country but honestly, Lovino is such a fucking pretty name thay I'll stick with it. Same thing with Feliciano or Veneziano
It is perfectly logical that most countries will use antiquated names as they themselves are incredibly old with a lot of historical influence in their backgrounds. It probably wouldn't be likely for them to keep up with the "100 most popular baby names" each year, and it wouldn't actually be beside me if Romano still used a name rooted in Latin and the Roman era.
I have a few rare names that I want to give my children. Theophania for a first born daughter (it means gift from god and it's not guaranteed that I'll be able to have children, so of I do have a daughter as a first born, it'll literally be a gift from god.) Renessa for another daughter. Irene for another girl. Guess I'm adding Alfred to that list.
So I’ve heard Luigi for Romano name because lovino often is a nickname for Luigi and we can safely say feli’s accent sounds like Mario. We can now call them Mario and Luigi
I'm italian and i've never heard the lovino nickname for people called Luigi, maybe it's a northern italian thing? In southern Italy we use "giggino" or "gigi", even "gino" but again, never heard lovino as nickname for Luigi. ..never heard lovino at all actually lol
Void- Cats-05 I think Himaruya gave Japan the name Kiku because the chrysanthemum is the flower on Japan’s Imperial Seal, and has a strong cultural significance to the country
My PE teacher's name is Lavino, though he pronounces it as Lovino , My neighbor's name is Romana and my classmates name is Romano. Romano/a is actually a very common name here. Lavino though, not much. Feliciano is also a name used here, and we have never had Italian influence. My state was highly influenced by the Portuguese.
Hmm... The Italian anthem references the poles, and vice versa, and (North) Italy's name is the Italian version of Feliks, which is Poland's human name.. Coincidence? ...I think not
Though all these people coming forward with how many old names there are makes me think of a group of nations having a fancy dinner or something and the waitstaff referring to them as “Those guys with the grandpa names” lol. Or some hapless receptionist looking back and fourth between these obviously, aggressively boomer/grandpa/grandma names and the obvious gaggle of millennials in front of them. Like... if I see a 20-year-old named Gertrude I’m going to doubt my life.
I literally use both of these names not bc they’re supposed to be their names but bc the names are actually Italian accurate and closer to what Hima originally thought up.
Also like to point out you actually got the two for Feliciano and Felice reversed. I and a couple of my friends who are Italian have discussed this in the past about their names before and Feliciano is actually the surname while Felice is the old and uncommon name ^^”
I think it makes sense to give them old fashioned names since they're all very old by human standards. I think Lovinio is probably the closest name to the character but I'm not sure
btw, could you make a video about himaruya? We don’t really know what happened to him or what he wants to do with hetalia. Love to see your thoughts on that
Oooh! Really interesting video! Actually I’m from South Italy and I’ve never heard the name “Lovino” before Hetalia, even if in the dialect of my zone we say “Lu vinu” to say “The wine”. If you translate it in Italian it would be literally “Lo vino”, even if this is wrong for the Italian Grammar. In fact in Italian before the word “vino” you have to use the article “il” and not “lo”. So, it would be “il vino”. Actually I don’t know if this is the origin of the nome “Lovino”, but ... well... names like Livio (a Latin name. In fact there is a famous Latin writer called “Tito Livio”), Rufino (I’ve never heard this name before XD), Lavinio (I’ve heard only Lavinia, that is Enea’s wife. Enea and Lavina, generations after generations, will origin Rea Silvia that, after being abused by Marte/Ares, the god of war, will generate Romolo and Remo), Luigi, Luigino (It means “little Luigi” or “cute Luigi”. It’s not a serious name anymore. People use it as a nickname, but it’s kind of... how to say... ridiculous and funny. I laughed so hard reading Luigino actually. XDDD) ... are pretty far from the name “Lovino”. I think that it would be cool if the name of Lovino actually comes from Lavinia, but ... Uhm... By the way, I can confirm that Rovino means “I ruin” in Italian, but I don’t know that Lovinium in Latin means “Little wolf” (and I study Latin in my school).
Actually, if Lovino means Little Wolf, I think it fits perfectly with the character. I'll explain. First, I thought the connection was with the national animal of Italy, which is the Italian Wolf. But actually it doesn't make any sense, so it can't be this connection... then... let's make a step back. Lovino is called also Romano, and the name take inspiration from Rome, who is considered the most important city of Shout Italy (followed by Naples and a few cities of Sicily). I don't know if someone knows, but the legend of Rome says the city was constructed by one of two brothers who successively became the first king of Rome. This two were already from an important family, but because the parents were killed or something like that by people whom wanted the power they had (so, their kingdom), decided to kill the siblings so no one could succeed at the throne. But the two weren't killed, actually they were abandoned in the Nature, all alone. Here, a female wolf took care of them and feed them, so this is why I think Romano it's called little wolf. It makes much more sense like this! Actually, I didn't explained well the legend because of my bad english, but you can do a research on google. By the way, it's kinda funny to think Romano and Feliciano are actually those two brothers, but in the legend one of them kill the other one, so maybe not ":D
6:34 We could say the same for a lot more names, for exemple, I live in France and never have I ever met someone named Francis, it's quite a rare name nowadays, no one name their child "Francis". (to be fair though, after research, it was top 20 in the beginning of the 50', wayyy before hetalia and since then the popularity kept decreasing until reaching 0.0ish% in 75) I didn't know that Ludwig became such a rare name !
He probably wasn't going for watermelon but for " karpouzis " instead, which is a real surname in greek and is actually turned to "karpouzi" for females. Watermelon is " karpouzi " anyway,so "karpousi" which is the actual surname used in hetalia doesn't mean anything.
I'm italian and I've never heard of the Luigi- Lovino thing. Tbh I've never heard of the name "Lovino" in my entire life, except in hetalia. Romano is a first name tho(see Romano Prodi,etc.)
So that's why Switzerland's name has always confused me bc fans translated his name. Bc I saw the' V 'and was like okay cool but then I saw the the' B' and was left like what?! How do I go about saying his name. And I still don't even know what to call Denmark. On other things I like Lovino it suits him plus the nickname Lovi is so cute
Well... I live in Poland... and once with my friend, we were talking about names in Hetalia, and we both agreed that we probably never met person named Feliks/ Felix ._. It's rare name I guess... or we were just unlucky that we never met person named Feliks ;-;
2:10 B is commonly translated into V when going from Japanese to English, mostly because Japanese's most common substitute for V is B. It's kind of like a substitute for an L being R. An example of the V/B substitution is the Pokémon "ビビヨン", which has been translated to Vivillon in English.
You should make a video about Romania’s and Moldova’s realationships with Russia and going in depth about Romania and Moldova’s personality and general facts some literary nobody did that and those are one of my favorite characters:/
By the way in Italian Felice is mostly used as an adjective while Feliciano it’s only a first name, even if isn’t common, so I prefer Feliciano (little note: the “c” in Feliciano it’s not pronounced like an “s”, like the word “see”, but in Italian it’s pronounced like the words “charmander” or “churros”. I know these are stupid examples, but I didn’t have other words in mind. XDDD And ... ah! The “z” in Veneziano it’s not a “c” like “charmander”, but it’s pronounced “z”, like “Zorro” or even “zero”). By the way, I think that Feliciano it’s a perfect name for Veneziano because... well... he’s always happy and wants to make the others happy! It’s perfect! ^^
The name Lovino is already pretty rooted into the fandom so I think that even if it turned out his name is actually, for example, Rufino(I actually kinda like this name) then it wouldn't change much. Most would prolly refer to him as Lovino still
I'm the one that made the Instagram post. A bunch of people were telling me and showing me a lot of proof (I suppose I could call it that) and I decided to preach to my small following count of 30 at the time. The post got over 10,000 likes which was insane, but it caused a lot of harassment to be aimed at me. A major one coming from a decently popular aph meme account that was harassing me in DM. In the end I deleted the post and took a break for a month or two. Point of the story is kids, if you're skeptical just ask for proof or politely disagree or don't say anything at all!
By the way, Lovino can be an Italian Surname. I know someone who as this has a Surname. Ya know, when you say "Jack Smith" (It's an example) Smith is the surname and Lovino is a Surname that works in Italy. So, I don't think it's actually a name?
Really, I just use Lavinio for now. Though really, why does Hima use such obscure names that might not even be accurate? Seriously! He could have just used Mario and Luigi and at least that wouldn’t be as odd. Also, Vargas... why is it Vargas? Seriously, VARGAS? What, was “Ferrari” just too obvious? (Though it is a very meta surname for an Argentina) Where did Hima look for this stuff? He could have just used something generic for everyone, but no, instead he picked rare names that are extremely dubious due to their rarity. Though there are other surname-first name mix-ups too. Like “Berwald” is, according to all my sources, a surname.
@@Veehartee no, Italy, reunificated as the Kingdom of Italy just takes place as 1861. Maybe what your talking about is the multuple kingdoms and thkngs like this there were. But Iyaly as a country isn't older than 280 years old.
There is no v sound in Japanese. Or; that’s what I’ve always thought...? Like, Vishnal’s original name in Rune Factory is “Bishinaru”. Or something close to that. Probably without a strong u sound at the end.
My (actual) name is unusual. Or, unusually spelled. Barely anyone spells my name correctly with an i. They always spell it as “Candace”. And absolutely, ABSOLUTELY no one spells or says my last name correctly. Which, I know you guys could creep and find me even without my last name, but I would rather not mention my last name. The very basics of French is really not that hard. And why is my last name French when my family claims I’m German on both sides...? Lol I dunno. I’m an American. It’s not really all that important.
I've never heard the name "Lovino" Never! And I'm Italian and I live in southern Italy! Here we call him just "Romano" in the Canon way . Currently the only Italian thing of the Italian brothers is precisely the name "Feliciano", it is a name that. Wtf is Vargas and wtf is a Lovino Hima wasn't very precise The female version of Romano is just "Chiara", "Lavinia" is rarer. Lovino in Italian sound like "Ovino" literally : "Sheep"
*Ahem* Lavinia is a women's name, Lovino sounds too much like that and I would 100% have named him Flavius if he was blonde. I will ask my latin teacher about ancient nicknames turned names tho.
They have specific designations for "b" sounds, so it's not nearly this close. Even more, they go out of their way to write "v" sound like the one here, because it's the sound they learned from the westerners, so it's strictly the "v" here.
@@konundra Are you talking about the most modern way of writing? Because nowadays Japanese people have a new way to write the _V_ sound to not mix up with _B_ , and the same goes for other sounds.
I seriously don't like this video... -_- I have an extremely rare name and the only creature I know that has my name is a dog so I feel for Romano. I think Romano's name is perfectly fine and I'm confused why others are confused about his name...
my birth name is rlly strange and uncommon in an average setting too, but i get why being common is part of the argument. these characters are representations of entire countries and their histories, as well as stereotypes. if youre gonna make a character to represent italy, youd want him to have a normal italian name right? nothing wrong with uncommon names but it doesnt make much sense to give a hetalia character one ^^;
@@bwink4709 True. I'd want to argue about this more but I just got elbowed in the jaw and everything around me is so loud I can't even thinks straight... Have a good night or day wherever you are.
Umm... Hi! How are you? I have something to ask you. Could you please give me the link to watch Hetalia? I wanted to Re-View it but I don't know where... oh, and sorry for my bad english it isn't my mother language. Thanks❤
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The whole issue of Romano’s name is hilarious to me given the fact that “Romano” actually IS a common Italian name already
I like the fact the fandom has pretty much given Denmark the name ‘Matthias’ and it’s not even on the list
yeah
where did it even come from?
I mean it is a name and it makes sense, at least here, but where did it come from?
Who came up with the idea that his name is Matthias Kohler?
At this point, I'mma just call Romano Romano
It should be noted that Romano is an actual Italian name
a turkish hetalian once told me their theory about how hima asked random strangers on the net for a turkish name for his anime character and they told the most random name just for the hell of it and it stayed that way. now it makes sense for the others names too actually lmaoo
XD
I do not think so. Some names are jot popular at all. For instance Tolys is extrenally rare name in Lithuania. I think Hima just searched through history books and adverts
LUIGINO IS NOW HIS NAME, PERIODT
Italian here🇮🇹
When first i read their names i was literally WTF, let's admit it Himaruya fucked up with this, at this point the closest theory is the one of "old names" with Lovino as name (even if Lavinio would be more accurate since it was used in ancient rome)
Great video anyway 😄
It kind of makes sense that the countries have older human names since they are hundreds of years old.
I will name my children Alfred Freedom Jones and Matthew Maple Williams just to spite everyone
Same
same
imagine one day someone from your kids’ class watches hetalia XDD
I like going for history and the names that could exist in the country but honestly, Lovino is such a fucking pretty name thay I'll stick with it. Same thing with Feliciano or Veneziano
*R O B I N O*
Unlike thorium over here - loved that
Dittio that was wonderful!
It is perfectly logical that most countries will use antiquated names as they themselves are incredibly old with a lot of historical influence in their backgrounds. It probably wouldn't be likely for them to keep up with the "100 most popular baby names" each year, and it wouldn't actually be beside me if Romano still used a name rooted in Latin and the Roman era.
At least your a person who still gives facts about Hetalia even though it’s like old and nobody talks about now
Either way I’m gonna just keep using the “Lovino” name because I just love the cute nickname “Lovi” 🥰
Same
N e k u ś : 3 You have good taste 😁👍
I will now name my child Alfred just to spite statistics!
Bro right behind you with Feliks to my son >:)
I have a few rare names that I want to give my children.
Theophania for a first born daughter (it means gift from god and it's not guaranteed that I'll be able to have children, so of I do have a daughter as a first born, it'll literally be a gift from god.) Renessa for another daughter. Irene for another girl. Guess I'm adding Alfred to that list.
i thought they just had,,, old names,,, bc they’re old?
That makes alot of sense.
I'm gonna name my Child Lovino even if I'm not Italian
So I’ve heard Luigi for Romano name because lovino often is a nickname for Luigi and we can safely say feli’s accent sounds like Mario. We can now call them Mario and Luigi
I'm italian and i've never heard the lovino nickname for people called Luigi, maybe it's a northern italian thing? In southern Italy we use "giggino" or "gigi", even "gino" but again, never heard lovino as nickname for Luigi.
..never heard lovino at all actually lol
“Keep on studying”
...So you knew.
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Japan also has an old name Kiku ,it fell out of fashion after ww2..
It’s also a girls name...
And it’s a type of flower!
Void- Cats-05 I think Himaruya gave Japan the name Kiku because the chrysanthemum is the flower on Japan’s Imperial Seal, and has a strong cultural significance to the country
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Oh ok yeah that makes sense
Arthur Kinkland
Alfred isn't a commonly used name in the United States? Wow, I didn't know that. I wonder why.
My PE teacher's name is Lavino, though he pronounces it as Lovino , My neighbor's name is Romana and my classmates name is Romano. Romano/a is actually a very common name here. Lavino though, not much. Feliciano is also a name used here, and we have never had Italian influence. My state was highly influenced by the Portuguese.
Hmm... The Italian anthem references the poles, and vice versa, and (North) Italy's name is the Italian version of Feliks, which is Poland's human name..
Coincidence?
...I think not
Felice is a very common name in Italy, my father, my friend's father and my classmate are called like this
YOU SAID THE C RIGHT AH I LOVE YOU FOR THIS
I've always known it as Lovino.
Though all these people coming forward with how many old names there are makes me think of a group of nations having a fancy dinner or something and the waitstaff referring to them as “Those guys with the grandpa names” lol. Or some hapless receptionist looking back and fourth between these obviously, aggressively boomer/grandpa/grandma names and the obvious gaggle of millennials in front of them. Like... if I see a 20-year-old named Gertrude I’m going to doubt my life.
God bless your pronunciation of all their names
I'm going to stick with Lovino... because that's what I've known and it's not official-official
I literally use both of these names not bc they’re supposed to be their names but bc the names are actually Italian accurate and closer to what Hima originally thought up.
Also like to point out you actually got the two for Feliciano and Felice reversed. I and a couple of my friends who are Italian have discussed this in the past about their names before and Feliciano is actually the surname while Felice is the old and uncommon name ^^”
But both are technically connected.
I think it makes sense to give them old fashioned names since they're all very old by human standards. I think Lovinio is probably the closest name to the character but I'm not sure
I love the name Lovino for him it's unique and it fits him
まふゆYuzuki No that’s “Rovino” from “Rovinare”
btw, could you make a video about himaruya?
We don’t really know what happened to him or what he wants to do with hetalia.
Love to see your thoughts on that
Can we get an asmr of you saying "Tolys"?
Oooh! Really interesting video! Actually I’m from South Italy and I’ve never heard the name “Lovino” before Hetalia, even if in the dialect of my zone we say “Lu vinu” to say “The wine”. If you translate it in Italian it would be literally “Lo vino”, even if this is wrong for the Italian Grammar. In fact in Italian before the word “vino” you have to use the article “il” and not “lo”. So, it would be “il vino”.
Actually I don’t know if this is the origin of the nome “Lovino”, but ... well... names like Livio (a Latin name. In fact there is a famous Latin writer called “Tito Livio”), Rufino (I’ve never heard this name before XD), Lavinio (I’ve heard only Lavinia, that is Enea’s wife. Enea and Lavina, generations after generations, will origin Rea Silvia that, after being abused by Marte/Ares, the god of war, will generate Romolo and Remo), Luigi, Luigino (It means “little Luigi” or “cute Luigi”. It’s not a serious name anymore. People use it as a nickname, but it’s kind of... how to say... ridiculous and funny. I laughed so hard reading Luigino actually. XDDD) ... are pretty far from the name “Lovino”.
I think that it would be cool if the name of Lovino actually comes from Lavinia, but ... Uhm...
By the way, I can confirm that Rovino means “I ruin” in Italian, but I don’t know that Lovinium in Latin means “Little wolf” (and I study Latin in my school).
Actually, if Lovino means Little Wolf, I think it fits perfectly with the character. I'll explain. First, I thought the connection was with the national animal of Italy, which is the Italian Wolf. But actually it doesn't make any sense, so it can't be this connection... then... let's make a step back. Lovino is called also Romano, and the name take inspiration from Rome, who is considered the most important city of Shout Italy (followed by Naples and a few cities of Sicily). I don't know if someone knows, but the legend of Rome says the city was constructed by one of two brothers who successively became the first king of Rome. This two were already from an important family, but because the parents were killed or something like that by people whom wanted the power they had (so, their kingdom), decided to kill the siblings so no one could succeed at the throne. But the two weren't killed, actually they were abandoned in the Nature, all alone. Here, a female wolf took care of them and feed them, so this is why I think Romano it's called little wolf. It makes much more sense like this! Actually, I didn't explained well the legend because of my bad english, but you can do a research on google. By the way, it's kinda funny to think Romano and Feliciano are actually those two brothers, but in the legend one of them kill the other one, so maybe not ":D
Personifactions cannot die. So even if one killed another then the other one came back to the living soon.
6:34 We could say the same for a lot more names, for exemple, I live in France and never have I ever met someone named Francis, it's quite a rare name nowadays, no one name their child "Francis". (to be fair though, after research, it was top 20 in the beginning of the 50', wayyy before hetalia and since then the popularity kept decreasing until reaching 0.0ish% in 75) I didn't know that Ludwig became such a rare name !
greece's surname is the greek word for watermelon written with english letters idk if ppl knew that already
He probably wasn't going for watermelon but for " karpouzis " instead, which is a real surname in greek and is actually turned to "karpouzi" for females. Watermelon is " karpouzi " anyway,so "karpousi" which is the actual surname used in hetalia doesn't mean anything.
Oh. I learned something. Well it's still watermelon in my head lol
I'm italian and I've never heard of the Luigi- Lovino thing.
Tbh I've never heard of the name "Lovino" in my entire life, except in hetalia.
Romano is a first name tho(see Romano Prodi,etc.)
Italians fans tend to use Lorenzo as an alternative for Romano (including myself) as we find it so bad to the ears.
I know a kid named Alfred, I thought Alfred was a more common name!
I'm sticking with Lovino, it's what I'm used to...
So that's why Switzerland's name has always confused me bc fans translated his name. Bc I saw the' V 'and was like okay cool but then I saw the the' B' and was left like what?! How do I go about saying his name. And I still don't even know what to call Denmark. On other things I like Lovino it suits him plus the nickname Lovi is so cute
me: "hmm let's check it with google!"
google: "lovino mean 'to ruin'"
me: "... WELL-"
Well... I live in Poland... and once with my friend, we were talking about names in Hetalia, and we both agreed that we probably never met person named Feliks/ Felix ._.
It's rare name I guess... or we were just unlucky that we never met person named Feliks ;-;
Wait wait wait.
Pewdiepie.
Yup. That communist Dzierzynski totally ruined it
2:10
B is commonly translated into V when going from Japanese to English, mostly because Japanese's most common substitute for V is B.
It's kind of like a substitute for an L being R. An example of the V/B substitution is the Pokémon "ビビヨン", which has been translated to Vivillon in English.
Hetafacts make a list of all the contries whos human names have not been revealed yet
I live un Peru but I heard that names... Well I heard them in their femenin version "Feliciana" and "Lovina" but this aren't common names anymore
You should make a video about Romania’s and Moldova’s realationships with Russia and going in depth about Romania and Moldova’s personality and general facts some literary nobody did that and those are one of my favorite characters:/
0:31 when you are Italian and you ready know that XD
XD
By the way in Italian Felice is mostly used as an adjective while Feliciano it’s only a first name, even if isn’t common, so I prefer Feliciano (little note: the “c” in Feliciano it’s not pronounced like an “s”, like the word “see”, but in Italian it’s pronounced like the words “charmander” or “churros”. I know these are stupid examples, but I didn’t have other words in mind. XDDD And ... ah! The “z” in Veneziano it’s not a “c” like “charmander”, but it’s pronounced “z”, like “Zorro” or even “zero”).
By the way, I think that Feliciano it’s a perfect name for Veneziano because... well... he’s always happy and wants to make the others happy! It’s perfect! ^^
Yeah that Lorenzo and Felice have different katakana in Japanese 😅
I'm italian and i've never heard of the lovino nickname for people called Luigi, so maybe that theory is not really in the game lol
Same
The name Lovino is already pretty rooted into the fandom so I think that even if it turned out his name is actually, for example, Rufino(I actually kinda like this name) then it wouldn't change much. Most would prolly refer to him as Lovino still
Alfredo Sauce
I'm the one that made the Instagram post. A bunch of people were telling me and showing me a lot of proof (I suppose I could call it that) and I decided to preach to my small following count of 30 at the time. The post got over 10,000 likes which was insane, but it caused a lot of harassment to be aimed at me. A major one coming from a decently popular aph meme account that was harassing me in DM. In the end I deleted the post and took a break for a month or two. Point of the story is kids, if you're skeptical just ask for proof or politely disagree or don't say anything at all!
*KISSKISSFALLINDEBT * I kind of feel like you’re lying
@@big-fatdumpy-head4482 They arent? :/
By the way, Lovino can be an Italian Surname. I know someone who as this has a Surname. Ya know, when you say "Jack Smith" (It's an example) Smith is the surname and Lovino is a Surname that works in Italy. So, I don't think it's actually a name?
Really, I just use Lavinio for now. Though really, why does Hima use such obscure names that might not even be accurate? Seriously! He could have just used Mario and Luigi and at least that wouldn’t be as odd.
Also, Vargas... why is it Vargas? Seriously, VARGAS? What, was “Ferrari” just too obvious? (Though it is a very meta surname for an Argentina)
Where did Hima look for this stuff? He could have just used something generic for everyone, but no, instead he picked rare names that are extremely dubious due to their rarity.
Though there are other surname-first name mix-ups too. Like “Berwald” is, according to all my sources, a surname.
I mean the show takes place during ww2 so youd except the names to be quite outdated
And italy as a country is probably over 800 years old.
@@Veehartee no, Italy, reunificated as the Kingdom of Italy just takes place as 1861. Maybe what your talking about is the multuple kingdoms and thkngs like this there were. But Iyaly as a country isn't older than 280 years old.
@@kantuta18 Oh ok.
Lovino is from the 15th century--and Spanish
There is no v sound in Japanese. Or; that’s what I’ve always thought...? Like, Vishnal’s original name in Rune Factory is “Bishinaru”. Or something close to that. Probably without a strong u sound at the end.
Hmm, how come all those names aren't used anymore.
How come they have old names?
Oh, I have a GREAT idea.
Aren't the countrys all OLD?
X33
I guess they just have old names then 🤷♀️
That would make sense actually. They have existed for centuries if not millennia.
@@harrietamidala1691 you're right on that one
Luigi
Wait a second, isn't Romano a first name on its own?
Nope ;-;
It is. More of a name than Lovino
@@KolkoCat I knew it! Man, these human names get more confusing the more I think about them lmao
I’m Italian and I can confirm, even if here Romano is mostly used us a surname and it’s very popular. “Romano” means literally “Of Rome/From Rome”.
Romano is more of a surname. A very popular surname at that!
My (actual) name is unusual. Or, unusually spelled. Barely anyone spells my name correctly with an i. They always spell it as “Candace”. And absolutely, ABSOLUTELY no one spells or says my last name correctly. Which, I know you guys could creep and find me even without my last name, but I would rather not mention my last name. The very basics of French is really not that hard. And why is my last name French when my family claims I’m German on both sides...? Lol I dunno. I’m an American. It’s not really all that important.
Same. Try having a name with an "e" at the end in a tiny island in the Caribbean. Where people speak their native language wrong.
First video of 2020 bruh😔👊
I'm Italian and my cousin name is felice sooo....
Lovino.
I swear I see you everywhereeeeee
@@Choco_flaan I see you everywhere too!😊
I've never heard the name "Lovino" Never! And I'm Italian and I live in southern Italy!
Here we call him just "Romano" in the Canon way .
Currently the only Italian thing of the Italian brothers is precisely the name "Feliciano", it is a name that. Wtf is Vargas and wtf is a Lovino
Hima wasn't very precise
The female version of Romano is just "Chiara", "Lavinia" is rarer.
Lovino in Italian sound like "Ovino" literally : "Sheep"
Vargas is more of a Hispanic last name? (speaking from central American experience)
I don't know
But Vargas It's not an Italian last name
I think "Vergassi" is more italian
@@xoLoveTruelySucksxo Vargas is totally an Spanish last name. Honestly Hima messed up this.
@@crybaby4936 bro nel Sud esiste il cognome Vargas, io ne conosco un manciata ahaha
@@j-crna-zvijezda jdiffifjs mai sentito ti giuro
ITS FINALLY HERE! I'VE BEEN WATING FOR THIS :P
i want to call my kids lovino and feliciano XD
I thought the sane thing!
This video maked me feel weird because i really like the names ;. -;
(I'm a spanish speaker and they sound really cute)
@@gekkon___n3007 I feel the same because I love the nickname "Lovi."
@@gekkon___n3007 I agree! ^^
@@basilhibiscus6119 Exactly 😳💖
*Ahem* Lavinia is a women's name, Lovino sounds too much like that and I would 100% have named him Flavius if he was blonde. I will ask my latin teacher about ancient nicknames turned names tho.
Yay upload:3
I have this image in my head ...
That people force you to take their money😂
Like... IF YOU DON'T TAKE MY MONEY U DEAD
What about Robino (Robin in English)? Because in traditional Japanese, L turns into R and V turns into B...
Robino in Italian is literally “little thing” lol
@@gaga-dl5mp Aaaw, poor Roma :')
They have specific designations for "b" sounds, so it's not nearly this close. Even more, they go out of their way to write "v" sound like the one here, because it's the sound they learned from the westerners, so it's strictly the "v" here.
Sorry i'm being hopelessly late =_=
@@konundra Are you talking about the most modern way of writing? Because nowadays Japanese people have a new way to write the _V_ sound to not mix up with _B_ , and the same goes for other sounds.
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Interesting video, Where did you find the informtion on the Etruscans? Because I was under the impression they were NOT Italian.
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I love how much Switzerland is mentioned in this video, although his name T^T
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I seriously don't like this video... -_-
I have an extremely rare name and the only creature I know that has my name is a dog so I feel for Romano. I think Romano's name is perfectly fine and I'm confused why others are confused about his name...
my birth name is rlly strange and uncommon in an average setting too, but i get why being common is part of the argument. these characters are representations of entire countries and their histories, as well as stereotypes. if youre gonna make a character to represent italy, youd want him to have a normal italian name right? nothing wrong with uncommon names but it doesnt make much sense to give a hetalia character one ^^;
@@bwink4709 True. I'd want to argue about this more but I just got elbowed in the jaw and everything around me is so loud I can't even thinks straight... Have a good night or day wherever you are.
@@happywolfofdeath oh no i hope ur ok now!! x_x ❤
@@bwink4709 Thanks, I'm good. Have a good day!
I also have an uncommon name (Elfesia (but comes from Elfesya))
Umm... Hi! How are you? I have something to ask you. Could you please give me the link to watch Hetalia? I wanted to Re-View it but I don't know where... oh, and sorry for my bad english it isn't my mother language. Thanks❤
I’m pretty sure some of it is on Hulu
Like I support u and ur channel but right now I don’t have money to support it
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idk lmao-
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