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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2020
- CountryBalls / PolandBalls are getting out of control
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Fun Fact: the reason US spelling has less u's is because in colonial days, newspapers were taxed by the letter, so they dropped letters that weren't as needed to understand it.
Just came here to say this
That's a myth. -or is directly from Latin, but -our is the same suffix from Latin via French. So Latin loans had -or (e.g. color) but French loans had -our (e.g. honour). However, this was very confusing and inconsistent, and in the end, it boiled down either using only -or or only -our. Webster, in his 1828 American dictionary, preferred the Latin -or as it was more original. But Johnson, in his 1755 British dictionary, preferred the French -our as French had a closer relationship to English. So -or won in the US, but -our won in Britain. But British is a tad more inconsistent as they have since adopted a lot of -or spellings (e.g. governor, mirror, superior, compare with Johnson's governour, mirrour, superiour).
@@TurtleMarcus I'm pretty sure this was another correction made by the man who made -ise into -ize. I dunno about this but the americans wanted the English spelling to be correct at least a bit. Anyway I didn't know about the -or and -our suffixes so thanks for giving info! Have a nice day!
@@TurtleMarcus Sorry about my last comment. I forgot you said things about webster.
@@theplutonimus No worries!
Gotta love how Drew called the Philippines “Malasia” a true American ball of a man.
Dumbass OP didn't even check which country.
Not sure if sarcasm but America Ball being bad with names is a character trope.
@@chinchillaruby4170 sucks not to know an inside joke if one even exists.
Drew did call it the Philippines at first, but when he read "Malaysia," he thought he was wrong.
@@Puff_Freckleburger that made it more funny to me.
Czechia : Exists
Drew : *C Z E C H O S L O V A K I A*
I know right? 😭
Wait that's czechoslovenia
it can be Czechoslovakia
For some reason in English it's Czechoslovakia idk why
Czechslovakiapolandmoldivaukrainerussia
Drew: Calls Philippines Malaysia
Filipinos: *T R I G G E R E D*
*EARRAPE PHILIPPINES ANTHEM STARTS PLAYING*
lol, as a malaysian i giggled for the revenge
I feel betrayed
@Brezix 12:51
Me as an Indonesian: *First time?*
drew: calls new Zealand Australia
Everyone: [cringing noises]
bro nz is basicaly just a australean state
hello just editing this comment because im tired of the joke going over people's heads and spamming my notifications
its a joke, no need to get ur knickers in a knot
@@perorin615 no its not they have their own accent and they are their own country
@@bigj7867 dood im from the australian state of new zealand
hello just editing this comment because im tired of the joke going over people's heads and spamming my notifications
its a joke, no need to get ur knickers in a knot
I hate this. Stop
@@perorin615 New Zealand is an independent country
He reviewed poland/country balls
He reviewed political compass
Now he has to reviev r/polcompball
Yes!
Yes
Yes!
Based
Yes!
12:14 Just had to do a google search since I don't know what Canada's WWII flag looked like off the top of my head. That one running off to kill the German countryballs is, in fact, Canada, living up to its WWI and (to a lesser extent) WWII reputation of sheer brutality towards the Germans...
Yeah we really hated the germans back than.
Canada got off the beach the fastest on dday.
10:06 heckler and Koch, the most successful fire arms manufacturer
10:20 is a joke about how a lot of north European languages have the word 'tak' but they all have different meanings.
not just north european...Indonesia...
@@xiphactinusaudax1045 I know, but saying north European seemed easier.
@@timvlaar you could've just said "a lot of languages"
Tag
@Hirsch Vagish Tag
America: *exists* Britain: “And I took that personally”
natives:exist britain: "so i started shooting
"
@@hamsand2527 so i start plague warring
Driver: drives at normal speed
BMW owners: and I took that personally
@@hamsand2527 yeah and know every one blames it on the USA
Jonathan you and broyo messed up the format its
America: exists
Britain: “And I took that personally”
Or
Natives: exist
Britain: so anyway i started blasting
Drew: I always wondered why the British put random letters in their words
Me: Chuckles in Canadian
French people, having 50% of every individual word being silent:
*profuse sweating*
Drew: calls Australia new Zealand
Me :What happened to society
Gotta love how Drew keeps calling Aotearoa “Australia.”
Just call it New Zealand
@@susactivities_ nah, fam, I’m gonna use its name
@Alfredo New Zealand IS its name
@@susactivities_ and mine is HRH Lizzy 2
@Alfredo wtf are you talking about?
I see a ton of people saying that it’s not Poland it’s Indonesia
In the Polandball/countryball community Poland’s flag is drawn upside down
It’s a rule that you have to follow
Yes been drawing for along time now
What would CHina have to do with poland
why tho...
I thought it was monaco. LoL
@@chevishughes and it's the joke, i'm literally indonesian lol
Fun fact, the state of Yucatan in Mexico got its name after spanish settlers tried to communicate with the natives but they kept saying “ I dont understand you” in Nahuatl which sounds like “Yucatan” and thats how the state got its name.
I think you mean "mayan". Nahuatl is the mexicas/aztecs language. The native culture in Yucatan is maya.
@@dra_aluxe i'm not 100% sure, but i'm PRETTY SURE that when the Spanish got to what is now Yucatan, the Aztecs were there. So yes, it would be "Nahuatl."
Fun fact
The Pom Pom was an actual British machine gun, made in the same time period as the British newspaper.
Title: Countryballs went too far
Drew in vid: calling half of them wholesome
Yeees they are (mostly) wholesome or related to war
@@manjotbali8985 Most of them are just poland being beat up
Ruling the waves wasn’t enough for Britannia
I was a boy. They were two girls. Can I make it any more obvious? I am the ULTIMATE LOVER on this platform. Don't enter my ch*nnel if you are not above a certain age, dear ab
Britannia rules the space!
hello again
@@luceliorodrigues7504 Brittania Rule the Planets!
0:12 kawaii drew durnil
5:08 that’s what she said
Ha nice one
Drew, the Brits use "U" in stuff because of the Norman conquest and French influence in the region. Pretty cool actually
In US Eng:
Collar = Collar
But Color doesn't = "Coll ore"
Trolling
@Michael M it's just America having daddy issues, that's all
@@Rex2p0_ all jokes aside its actually because unlike European printing press' which charged by the sentence, (Colonial) American ones charged by the letter. So in order to cut costs we cut useless letters.
@@diggs0027 pretty cool!
America to britain: tryna get rid of u
Drew: calls New Zealand ‘Australia’
Everyone: *now this is an avengers level threat*
YES
how dare you is all i think
6:58 according to google, ca is "here" and "nada" is nothing in Portuguese, but another google search shows that a French explorer, Jacques Cartier, was shown the route to "kanata" by two native youths, likely Huron-Iroquois, in 1535. The directions led to the village of Stadaconda, where the present-day city of Quebec sits. Lacking any other name for the region given by the natives, Jacques referred to the village and surrounding region as "Canada." This is actually a bit funnier to me than the Portuguese joke: the two kids basically told Jacques "town's this way, c'mon, we'll show you" and he named an entire country "town"
12:47
well that explains almost everything about the massive spiders problem
Yes it’s a naming dispute. Koreans call it the East Sea (since it’s east of Korea) while they call it the Sea of Japan
It should have been named after you, dear supreme leader.
hey kim your sister kinda bad tho
It should be named after you fear supreme leader
Aw thanks for saying that, Daddy.
@@sriyasodharmma4021 as a south korean I think that is a great idea
I swear Drew is having a stroke reading all of this.
13:06 yes that true. When Japan defeated. This leader didn't Believe because he's old leader said that never surrender. So This new leader didn't Believe so he was at abandoned island where military sleep and training for 20 years. (I don't know if that abandoned island)
The wwii about the British and French reminded me about Dunkirk.
No, six people can’t be first.
First go brrrrrrr
No nine people can be first
Oof
First
Last
Drew: Australia tryna stop them
New Zealand: *TRIGGERED*
Damnit I thought I was finally going have an original joke! :(
That's litterly me rn cus i live in nz
@@BunchOfGreyGrapes same
The entirety of Aotearoa: *confused confusing confusion intensifies*
@@BunchOfGreyGrapes saaaaaaaame
0:20
Russia: they are confused, but they have spirt
@10:25 joke is about what it means in different places; tak in dutch is branch but in danmark its a way to say thanks etc
Americans dropped the "u" so that it would be one fewer letter to put into a printing press.
Basically the first cost-cutting on record of the US.
That's actually false, America adopted the the spelling with no U as a part of Noam Webster's spelling reforms
That debate in 02:03 actually happened between two international student in my school. To the point that in the place of the sea in our class' world map is full with scribbles like this:
-Sea of Japan-
-Sea of Korea-
-Sea of Japan-
-Sea of Korea-
-Sea of Japan-
-Sea of Korea-
Sea of No-one
Sea of Democratic People's Republic of Korea
10:22 the comik is showing how tak mean a lot of diferent things in diferent cotrys
10:18
I think it's a reference to what "tak" means in each country's language
THAT MOMENT WHEN DREW CALLS NEW ZEALAND FLAG AUSTRALIAN TWICE
WE NEED DREW TO SEE THESE COMMENTS SO HE DOSENT MAKES THE SAME MISTAKE! * angry kiwi noises *
Siesta: Here in Mexico we take a little sleep to relax, we call those little dreams Siestas or Coyotito, etc.
"xd
Poland: abused child
Guam: also kinda abused child
Sr pelo: DONT TOUCH THE CHILD
2:10
What greed has done on countries to make them not share sometimes..
Thank you for the Polandball brother it is greatly appreciated
4:33 The french cowardly fought, while the british bravely ran away - and then they stood alone (with all their colonies) ;)
The trees thing for Japan happened everywhere many cases many stories. The first report3d story was Alaska from 1942 to 1965.
11:57 and then the colony who gave diamonds and gold the most(india)was never invited :(
They weren't included during operation overlord
@@sebletariku3524 I know i saw
Also, South Africa. The Colony who gave the biggest Diamond. We helped Great Britain so much. Yet, No invite. :(
"coubtryballs have gone too far" drew, i thought we established that already.
Isn't that countryhumans?
9:11 uhmm sweden got somthing to tell?
I'm Portuguese and "cá nada" really means "nothing here" and here in Portugal they actually say that history in our schools and in Portuguese Canada is Cánada whit the ' in the first A with means CÁ NADA together is CÁNADA
In answer to Drew's question, a "siesta" is a Mexican traditional mid-afternoon nap.
That Tradition is widely spread in latin countries
bruh, what about the remaining Belgian Armies who fended off the Germans together with the French
That's what's even sadder, they're not even being remembered at all
Resist and bite
"from their little houses" May I ask you kind sir, have you ever heared of factorys
“These balls make me feel something”
-Drew Drunil
As an Estonian i can confirm that there is no god
10:01 it's about the hk (Heckler und Koch) mp5, America was addicted to them
With the tree branch falling comic the point was that the European languages use “Tak” as thank you.
5:31 i was half expecting britain to come out saying: you all right chap
12:50 this story comes from Guam, a us territory, I’ve been to the exact cave he hid in, it’s really cool
Nope, the Philippines
2:38 As an Estonian, I can say our history is just occupation.
*sad Latvian noises*
See on eks
We do have a Western version of Mongolian throat singing.
It's called death/black metal vocals.
6:42 | And in German, »keiner da« (kyna da) means »no one there« 😂✌️ 🇨🇦 🇩🇪
CountryBalls literally made me memorize most of the flags of the countries.
Drew: Calls New Zealand, Australia
Everyone in a 5 mile radius: *so you have chosen death*
7:07 the ones in this frame next to the French colony is Nigeria
When the UK flipped the car it is because they drive on the left side of the road so their steering wheels are mostly situated on the right side of the car.
10:48 it's referring to the fact that it was all 'tak'
I for one look forward to America's next period of isolationism.
I mean, it wasn't really isolationism; more neutrality. Isolationism would be a complete cut-off of immigration, the U.S was basically neutral. Except when it basically wasn't.. Which was most of it's neutrality... aka supporting warring nations it liked or had debt to with goods.
8:31
America: “Hold on, this whole operation was your idea”
The country ball about Britain invading the moon is a reference to the 1964-1963 film "First Men in the Moon"
That's the biggest amount of BS I've ever heard in my entire life. I'm Portuguese and we do NOT pronounce the word Canada that way. We spell it Canadá, not Cánada. When our sailors arrived there, all we did was just build ports and build very important cities, including Terra Nova, hence why in English it's called Newfoundland. So, the guy that made that post was making this up on purpose, is oblivious or he really just wants people from these countries to actually argue in a really bad way.
an english person reading the word "Canadá" would pronounce it that way if they hadn't heard the word before.
"ca nada" não significa nada. A tradução correta seria "não há nada cá".
8:42 Fun Fact. Back in the day, the printing press charged you for every letter you used in America. So Americans decided to drop unnecessary letters. They removed the u from colour and other words
3:10
Italy made me laugh harder than it should of, the way he was drawn lmfao
Fact: france fell in 7 weeks and Norway fell in 8 weeks during WWII
Battle of France :
Germany: 141 divisions
7,378 guns[3]
2,445 tanks[3]
5,638 aircraft[4][c]
3,350,000 troops
Italians in the Alps
22 divisions
3,000 guns
300,000 Italians Allies: 135 divisions
13,974 guns
3,383-4,071 French tanks[3][5]
4:44 *Casually looks at all 23 Anglo-Franco wars as well as the other 127 wars in which England and France be fighting eachother and ignores Scotland and Wales who quite liked France*
12:35 also known as New Mexico which was the place they tested the boom boom device.
6:24
There are 3 histories:
1-the frenchs got there and call it kanada like in the video.
2-the spanish got there and call it "acá nada" = Nothing here
3-portugues got there and said 'cá nada" =nothing there
We and the spanish call it that because there was no gold, or anything usefull at the time.
The americans dropped the "u" in words as they took them out as advertising was charged by the letter, to save money they took them out and it stuck
False. I don’t know where this is being taught but the reason is because of Noah Webster and his American English dictionary. He wanted to standardize and differentiate American English from British English.
I'll hate their decision of inverting Poland's flag to match Indonesia's until I die.
This is one of the videos of all time
you made THIS! ON MY BIRTHDAY
13:39 "Siesta" means nap
if he watched chuunibyou demo koi ga shitai he would know this alredu smh
Nice pfp pic doe
5:38 *Great Britian walks in*
4:18 sounds like a reference to 300
The amount of times he calls New Zealand Australia.. My Anzac brothers over there getting done dirty
“I always wondered why the British put random U’s in word”
*Angry British noises*
Don't you mean nouises?
@@axelavila231 Uxel Uvila
@@emperortoxic5267 Emperour Touxic
@@axelavila231 u
@@emperortoxic5267 Ú
3:25 wait a second is that kim jong un body pillow
where did you find that
9:46 I think it is bc germany has always recovered from lost wars quite fast
Drew: Calls New Zealand Australia
Any Aussie or Kiwi Ever: [gun shots]
11:09
Russia just gave Poland a lot of land to use
Drew: names New Zealand Australia
New Zealanders: Angry Kiwi noices
4:39
nah im used to being irrelevant
what's a new zealand
@@sriyasodharmma4021American?
9:44 Germany is medic because (I think) the medic in TF2 is German
5 minutes into the video and drew has called new zealand: australia twice.
I can understand that joke of how canada got his name! AND IT MAKES SENSE!
Poland: white and red
Indonesia: red and white
Drew: P O L A N D
it was poland, poland is drawn upside down in the community
"These Balls Make Me Feel Something"
Ok Drew What The ****
0:33 First Men in the Moon by H. G. Wells variant.
0:42 yes drew. All of the British live in factories
Drew at 4:37 aww australia.
Me noticing the red stars as the new Zealand flag.
*TRIGGERED*
the the poland birthday one germany had a tranquilizer because they had to knock him out so they could set it up and put it down so it would look like poland blinked and it all changed
4:10 that’s what Dunkirk looked like
Drew, Germany being the medic is a tf2 reference.
well ça nada in Portuguese does mean "Nothing Here"
@@LilGamingYes free quebec then.
@@rayquaza5734 That would cause a whole lot of controversy. Quebec already has more autonomy than any other province in Canada.
@@xiphactinusaudax1045 ask quebecois if they feel "free".
@@rayquaza5734 I have no idea why politics is a thing in this here reply thread...I was talking about how my country got its name...
@@LilGamingYes the fact than canadians are so nice, so tolerant and never offend anyone.