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As a portuguese, I'm surprised there wasn't a corruption map lol
They'll find it out fast
Don't worry xD
the UK
@@ChristsMostDevoted oh boy you don't wanna compare
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As a brazilian, that is one of the things that both countries have in similar.
Portugal is located in the westernmost point of Europe for balance, if it was near our Balkan brethren, the world would be unbalanced
Europe would’ve straight up flipped if Portugal stayed together with the balkans
Tito would have been immoral.
The world has always been unbalanced xD
Luxembourg is roped in because it's like 20 percent Portuguese now
Ah yes, our very own germanic colony of Luxembourg. Good to see the culture is being assimilated.
@@danielzeferino726 And now we first can into Baltic then into Nordic via Konigsberg, I'm sure the Russians won't mind if we just take it.
@@danielzeferino726 To be fair, if any European people have the power to assimilate, it's the Portuguese. Look at India, at China, Japan, Angola and Mozambique, and last but certainly not least, the titan that is Brazil. Portugal has left a bit of itself everywhere she touched.
Portuguese immigrants, help Luxembourg become the richest country in the world...
@@Quidproquo1143 Who knew that without corrupt governments ruling over us we could actually go to our full potential
I am Bulgarian and visited Portugal some time ago. It was just like home. Plus Portuguese people are very nice and hospitable. And they have amazing food. Welcome to the family Portugal 😁
Thanks East Europe > West Europe 😎
Me 2,I been in January to Portugal and is only west country i as a Serb felt like i am at home
é normal
yall can come here more times
you are now an honorary tuga
Never been there maybe one day i’ll consider visiting the Prussia of the Balkans
Logically, that would mean Bulgaria is like Portugal, only with less nice and hospitable people and with boring food. Sounds excellent. I will visit this summer! 😄
As a proud eastern European, I’m also proud to be Portuguese 🇵🇹
"As a free man, I take pride in the words too say: Ich bin ein Berliner!"
This feels like a preparation for Drew to introduce to introduce a Portugal plush
Probably an Iberia group with Spain and Andorra.
@@Zechariah_Mathieson1871 No, along with a Yugoslavia ball obviously
Fr
@@purplejaedd5067lmao
Spain already has one although@@Zechariah_Mathieson1871
I live in Portugal and can confirm, this is basically eastern Europe 🇵🇹
greetings from the usa bro 🇺🇸🤝🇵🇹
fr
pretty much yeah, i like it here
NFKRZ recently moved to Portugal.
He is from Chelyabinsk, Russia.
based
1:14 here it says the Brazilian Pirtuguese version of Moscow, in Portugal, it is indeed "Moscovo"
which makes us even "more Eastern European" as that is pronounced with a hard "sh" (moosh-koo-voo)
I work in the tourism industry and I've come across many tourists that learnt Portuguese online (Brazilian Portuguese) and they're so surprised how European Portuguese sounds so different and Russian/Polish-ish (notable exception is here in São Miguel, Azores, where it sounds more like French lol)
@@itstheazorean history my friend, São Miguel was occupied with french people some centuries ago, not a invasion or somewhat, just a imigration thing, that's why they speak in that way, even a normal european portuguese not full understand them.
even the alphabet is different. for example the "H" to brazilian is like a "R", in Portugal is ("silent/mute") H, like the the city of "Doha", Portuguese say "Do(h)a", Brazilians say "Dora".
They say people who living in Poland they are "Polonês", in Portugal they are "Polacos" and so on, and so on....both speak Portuguese, but in Brazil they need subtitles to understand Portugal Portuguese, in Portugal no need, we understand Brazilian Portuguese easy.
@@migueldias17 You wrong my friend. In Brasil "H" can be mute/no sound too. And we don't need subtitles to speak with portugueses, maybe some accents of Portugal.
@@migueldias17we Say Polaco too, we use the 2 ways.
Polonês and Polaco.
As a Portuguese I must admit we are a Balkan nation.
Kkkkkkk
A pobreza é uma maldição que cai em cima de todo o mundo lusófono, tirando Macau
Só é pena é os nossos políticos não serem tão nacionalistas quanto os da Europa de leste
@@tcbbctagain9249Tens o Ergue-te que fala acerca dos verdadeiros problemas que afetam Portugal. O problema são esses rótulos de esquerdas e direitas que não dizem nada a respeito de filosofias/teorias políticas. Até nos livrarmos dessas falsas dicotomias, ou seja do espectro político, continuaremos presos no mesmo ciclo. Melhor ainda seria abolir a república. Desde que a mesma foi instituída só degradou Portugal.
exacto claro que sim. e voltar ditadura. que idiotice.@@user-in1xy1ej8l
Hello, I'm Portuguese and I study Portuguese Language and Literature. The fact that there are similarities of language terms it's because of a theory named "waves theory", that basically refers to a theory that believes that the Latin languages born in Rome made the expansion in wave form, where Portugal and Romania, for example, are in the same wave but in total different locations.
Great video!
The entire ancient history tells us that early Romans were a Pelaic population, dislocated from south Balkans to central Italy, at Achaeans arrival. Part of the Pelaic Tyrrhenian linguistic group. There are strong reasons to believe that Latin was a Celtified form of another Pelaic language, from what is called the Romance linguistic family today, in fact Pelasg people and languages. Of course, expanding all evolved in different Proto European mixes at base.
It’s so true. Today we have legislative elections and the candidate for the biggest party in most polls is called Luís Montenegro. Coincidence? I think not!
The Republic of Slovenia once had ... Danilo Türk ... as a former Prime Minister.
While the Montenegro came from the Mauro - Black - North Vlachs (Romanians) aka Morlachs, the former inhabitants of the region, Slavicized by the Serbs and Croatians around.
maybe we should call him MonteN-word to avoid controversies 🤣
It is all true. Greetings from Portugal, aka West Balkan
Damn...Portugal and all the Portuguese people must be feeling so proud, good and acknowledged that drew durnil made a whole video about them which is 10 minutes long 😮.
They are sooooooo lucky man 🎉
We've won... but at what cost?
@@bernardosantiago9615 😅
being called eastern european ( i have accepted it)
? who cares man
@@watchingjohnnyrazor I have embraced it
In Spanish (and probably in the rest of Iberian romance languages) curva is a curve, not a swear word
And same for "kurva" in Indonesian (borrowed from latin curva). He should have looked at the actual meaning of these words before making an assumption (considering that he literally was on wiktionary for a moment).
tal cual, no sé en gallego ni portugués pero en catalan igual.
@@arnaul_de_lapras5853 Em português, curva é uma curve.
It is too in portuguese
@@jovemgafanhoto4512 no, curva is curva not curve
I've seen more Portuguese people than Russian people in CSGO, that isn't an exaggeration
That were Brazilians, and Slavs literally colonized CS:GO
There's no way 😅 , I'm portuguese and I encounter mostly spaniards
@@mustko999 I don't think I've had any Spaniard, it's because I play all the way from the US and have a Portuguese friend
Are you sure they're Portuguese ? You know, they're sound just like Russians.
@@OfficialSaulThey are definitely Portuguese, CS GO is the most popular game in Portugal even have the Lisbon map(Ruby)
Now we need a Portugal plushie and flag on the wall. Also, curva in Portuguese means bend, like in the road, like curve in english
In Romania we call "curva" a lady that shares her body for money, but since we are poor af, we can also pay them with cigarettes, alcohol or even jars of apple jam or other foods 🙂
@@DanGabriel09 ah yes, our shared latin economic values
In Poland we often laugth from this, Kurwa means prostitute, so Curva sounds similiar because Prostutute often can be found on the road bend.
@@DanGabriel09here in the south of brazil we call prostitutes "china"
Same in Spain. It's a false friend.
Roman Emperor at some point in history: " at the far most west of europe reside a stubborn people that do not govern themselves and not allow to be governed" very much summarizes my people 🇵🇹
That sounds a great deal like the people of mountainous northern Spain, especially the Basques. They were the last to be conquered by Rome and were never conquered by the Muslims at all.
Don’t use google translate for Portuguese if u want the Portuguese version because google uses the Brazilian accent and in it some words are different
A notable example to this that all Portuguese people use is "girl". "rapariga", in Portugal, means girl, but in Brazil it means a "girl from the streets", which is always fun.
weird because google an american country uses the european english instead of the american english
@@markstein2845are you sure about that? My Google translate have an American accent, and uses American words
Google actually uses both but it will almost always choose to translate a language into brazilian portuguese. Sometimes it translates into european portuguese though, you can test this with the sentence "Vou gozar com ele" which google translates to "I'm going to make fun of him" which is correct in european portuguese but has a completelly different meaning in brazil ("I'm gonna cum with him"). It's really stupid that google doesn't make a distinction between regional languages like english, portuguese, spanish or german which can be wildly different in meaning sometimes.
Thats completely wrong. Google uses the european accent.
listen, when I was in the erasmus program, all of us balkans were somehow end up doing stuff together, and guess who was also very welcome
The Portuguese!
they might not be balkans by land, but they are balkans by heart.
they exhibit the same chaotic balkan energy :D
7:20 XD in Portugal "curva" means "turn" or "curve" it has nothing to do with kurwa
Same in italian
And Spanish
And German
'curve" in English
bassicly the same in romanians, 'curbă' means curve.
Also, if you translate any Balkan ballad on Eurovision into Portuguese, it immediatelly starts sounding like fado (Portuguese traditional song genre)😅
also the shitty Portuguese music for drunk people sounds similar to the Balkan shitty music for drunk people 😁
As a hardcore eurovision fan, i can totally confirm this statement!
As a portuguese I see a 10 minute video dedicated to us as an absolute win
Ah yes, luxembourg, the last remaining colony of the once glorious portuguese empire
Muito boa essa. 😂
More Portuguese than Algarve in the Summer
4:35 In English "chai" tends to refer to specific indian brews
Chai means tea in India
@@Arthur19192we know
@@stanisawzokiewski3308 I didn't know that, you knew that
@@Arthur19192 ok fine
Chai tea?! CHAI MEANS "TEA", YOU JUST SAID "TEA TEA"!!!
-Pavitr Prabhakar, Spider-Man
4:17 Portugal actually uses both birds and rabbits.
Nunca ouvi "matar dois pássaros com uma cajadada" ...
Love to Portugal from the USA ❤️ 🇵🇹 🇺🇸
I've been to Portugal 3 times, people are so nice and friendly. I love everything about the country, food, landscape, weather, people. To be Eastern European these days is a really cool thing, so Portugal welcome to the gang 😎💯😂
The Balkan countries have a reputation for hating each other but as a Portuguese, I wanna thank all the Balkan countries for accepting Portugal so well, I hope Portugal as a honorary Balkan can be sort of diplomat in the Balkans 😅
Their main problem is who came first, so as former indigenous Romans you'd have serious problems there. lol Better next to the brothers and sisters of Romania.
1:13 That would be the Brazilian pronunciation
yesss
Funny, google making portuguese be just brazilian portuguese instead of literally portuguese(or Portuguese from portugal)
@@ryanrg1545 English in Google is also American English
It's not about the origin, it's about the most spoken dialect
@@bernardoramos4431there in no 2 persons that speak the same dialect in Brazil, here in my region we have at least 20 different dialects, they uses the Brazilian Portuguese Standard that is what the Academy of letters of Brazil says what is correct or not.
@C0lon0 I know there are many Brazilian dialects but you get where I was going
Fun thing about tea - Portugal was actually the first to import it by sea, so not sure that explanation holds 😅
It does, and we call it Chá not tea because we dealt with the Cantonese, not the Nothern Chinese like the Dutch would go on to do and who called it té. However, it is likely the Brits actually got "tea" from what the Portuguese had written on the trading crates: Transporte de Ervas Aromáticas. (T.E.A.) Being their main trade partners during the period, and since we had protected the Brits from a second French Invasion with the treaty of Windsor, which they repaid us by undermining us every chance they could in the global stage.
@@lordcommandernox9197essa história é falsa btw
As a Dutchman i am embarrised about how few people wash their hands
i can confirm i dont wash my hands often as a dutch guy 😅
@@nanilunchbox4472 shame on you! Wash your hands before you touch yourself. You don't want all those nasty things on your dingadong
@@CakeboyRiP We don't wash our hands so that the wounds we inflict on our enemies are that more grievous. tsssss
Pirates aren't known for hygiene
The word tea comes from Portugal: Transporte de Ervas Aromaticas
Written: TEA and the British called it tea then
Hold on!?? I thought tea came from India.
it was portugal who introduced tea into countries like england thus the company that traded tea just had its initials used
@@simondjumic5697
@@simondjumic5697 Its a bit complicated to explain, but portugal have the world oldest alliance with the brits(1300's until today)
Marriage was the normal way to forge alliances, our princess became their queen, she loved tea and brought it to england
its talked that the first crates came from lisbon to england and they had written in portuguese"Transporte de Ervas Aromaticas"(transportation of aromatic herbs)
They didnt know how to speak portuguese to read the entire sentence, so they made de acronym T-E-A (Transporte Ervas Aromaticas)
Yes tea comes from Asia not portugal (But today azores islands are the only place where tea is cultivated naturaly in europe)
Dont know if all of this legend is 100% true but the story makes kinda sense, its more a possible fun fact tho
That's a myth.
@@ruimetin2correct. That’s one of those myths that come from funny coincidences. On the same level as saying Japanese “arigato” comes from “obrigado”. It’s one of those things when you don’t know better and see it on random RUclips videos makes you go like “aaaah that makes sense”. But it’s false.
Welcome to family , Portugal 🇵🇹
Love from Russia 🇷🇺
We're not your family.
As everyone says we can understand portuguese/russian and vice versa sooo obrigado (idk how to say it in russian so i ll say thanks on portuguese)
@@Frpar123Hey, not true.
We might be getting threats from Uncle Solovyov's side of the family, but Cousin Alina is cool!
@@filipemartins9102 That would be: "spaceeba".
@@Frpar123 We're their family, we were just adopted by the Romans and taken far away so we wouldn't discover.
🇵🇹We can also be very alike the Balkans in culture/way of being/vibe etc.
This, to me, is the most important similarity, more than statistical maps and such; but it is hardly talked about...
Welcome to the Balkans
EVERYONE DEFINITELY LOVES EACHOTHER
lol
I am so happy that Drew made a full video all about Portugal!
Now we need a Portugal 🇵🇹 ball plush
As a Portuguese i already knew it
I need to thank you for making an entire video about my country 🫡🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🫡🇵🇹🫡🇵🇹🫡🇵🇹🫡
As a Portuguese person, I feel immense pride when people talk about my country. A whole video I thank you for your contribution and making my country known. thanks ❤️🇵🇹
Petition for drew to make Grenada ball and Malta ball (day 57 and 97)
What?
@@EaglefoeFANBOYbut sadly, no one cares
Signed
Signed!
Signed
another fact that relates portugal to eastern europe is the way they pronounce their j's
in most lantin alphabet languages, the letter J makes a [j] sound
in spanish J makes a [x] sound
in english it makes a [dʒ] sound
and in portuguese, romanian and turkish (the french don't count as they are not people) J makes a [ʒ] sound
Splendid👏👏👏
Also, English is pretty similar.
It's no secret that Portugal is the westernmost east europe.
Just like Finland, the easternmost west europe.
You made a very nice work on this video! I will share with my friends here in Portugal.
4:14 um Actually, I believe hares and rabbits are technically different things
Hares are a specific genus in the rabbit family, whilst rabbits are the rest of the genera in the family
there's also pikas; and yes rabbits and hares are not the same thing.
romanian language doesn't even have a designated word for "rabbit". and you are right , it's a lot harder to "shoot two hares with one shot " :)
And what are bunnys?
@@lxportugal9343It’s a cutesy word for a rabbit, sometimes implying a baby rabbit
@@the_flower_dragon8469Is bugs bunny a hare or a rabbit?
Another similarity between Portugal and the nations in the Balkans:
Music.
We all know that Portuguese music sounds different from Spanish music. But there are some Portuguese songs that sound similar to traditional Greek music.
Finally a video about my country in this channel!
The big difference between Portugal and Eastern Europe is their history. Their history of exploration makes them much more open minded to foreign cultures and gives them a much wider view on the world. Portuguese are also very liberal. As a Dutch person I feel much more related with a Portuguese than someone from Eastern Europe.
Fr. Most of Eastern Europe is way more conservative.
Glad to be from a Liberal nation tbh
@@Moravian_Mfczechia is far from liberal, marriage equality says hi😏
Portugal 🇵🇹 is my favorite Eastern European country after Poland 🇵🇱
4/4/24: Bro, why are all of y’all arguing!
Poland is located in Central Europe.
@@youlol7331who lied to you 😂🇵🇱
@@PatrykAlexander Certainly not my map and common cultural and economic knowledge
@@youlol7331 tf does economy has to do with it 🥴😂 our culture values food dna and history is all Eastern European 🇵🇱💪🏻
@@PatrykAlexander There's been a lot of western influence in Poland for centuries. You can't really compare Central and Eastern Europe and put all these countries into one bin. Economy, as well as culture and politics, is also an aspect which shows how huge differences there are between societies and is one of many things that make the old Eastern Europe divide totally irrelevant and outdated. If we need to put countries into groups, we must do it in a way which acknowledges current similiarities between them. The cultural aspects you refer to might've been relevant decades, centuries ago and have almost nothing to do with how people live. The societies are totally different and each country has it's own modern culture. If similiar food is a good enough reason for you to put countries from two different universes into one group, well then, congrats to you.
7:51 legend says 1 Serbian was involved in the survey…
6:52 Really made Georgia landlocked
Drew making a Portugal focused video is so awesome
for those who wondering why Indonesia has the word Kurva, "Kurva" in Indonesian means "Curve" in english
Same to Portugal
Same in Italy.
Kurva in italian is puttana
And considering that it's a loan from latin "curva", it's understandable why they use "k" instead of "c" (and because what sounds they represent).
Portuguese influence
@@useringeneralPortugal reached indonesia so...
I do believe the main factor is urbanisation. I know for a fact what was formerly Vichy France and the Two Sicillies as well as Spain without Madrid and Barcellona would all fit alongside all we've saw, perhaps even better than Portugal too
Nope, Spain doesn't have the same Balkan feeling. It's too developed already.
Curva is not a bad word in Spain, it is just the word for curve
Same in Portugal
fun fact: if curve ever made it into russian language it would probably be the same as in Portugal/Spain
Well some random kurwa can have some great curves. 😅
@@TheRifildthere is curvatura (курватура)
In Romanian also means bend, turn, curved, but is also used as the not straight cognate, to imply the shady character of a person or an immoral woman. Given that is derived from Latin Curvus and is pronounced Kurva,, obviously the other Eastern European countries adopted it from a Romance language around.
all of those maps were incorrect, they showed a piece of land that doesn't exist, commonly called "Leiria"
1:14 in the translator you have brazilian portuguese not portuguese from Portugal. In Portugal we say Moscovo
Fun fact, many Slavs became sold as slaves in Iberia in around X ceuntury and they even had a country there for a moment, so that makes much sense
If you're talking about the Suebi, they were a germanic tribe, not slavic.
No no, not Suebs, different people@@truthismycause2800
I think someone removed my message and idk why. I only said that I didn't mean Suebs. I know Suebs are someone different@@truthismycause2800
Cool video idea
More unique videos!!
I like the concept of this video. Just looking at maps concerning just one country
Yes in Portuguese it is Moscovo, Moscou is Brazilian Portuguese. It's okay, we are already used to this kind of confusion.
As a russian, I am honoured to accept the portuguese as eastern european brothers
Portugal needs to worry after this comment, better invest in defence, Portugal.
Invest in defence in defense, Portugal! They'll invade you and make you poor like they did to all of us!
Yeah, welcome to Eastern Europe brothers :D
@@Nabiumthe best comment 😂😂
🇵🇹🇷🇺
As a Portuguese, and only considering our language, it is very funny that our language (romance) has many features in pronountiation and grammar similar to Polish and Russian. We can easily learn slavonic languages and they can easily learn ours. Portuguese is based on Latin of the end of the 4th century. Romanian, the sister language of our brothers from Romania, is of the same era. We can understand about 80% of written Romanian and so can they about Portuguese. 20% of the rest of the language comes from Arabic for Portuguese and old Slavonian for Romanian. Also the grammar is conservative, like Romanian and Italian (we still have some declensions in our pronouns and articles, which come contracted). On the contrary, our sister languages Spanish, Catalonian and French, lost that feature (almost).
Congratulations for your research job! Although some features of other subjects are not the same. I liked it!
What are the declensions you mention, in Portuguese?
@@duartesilva7907 Personal pronouns: ex, eu (nominative) - me (accusative and weak dative) - mim (strong dative and prepositive) - comigo (comitative).
articles. ex,
o (nominative and accusative) / ao (dative) / do (genitive) / no (locative) / pelo (ablative) / ó (vocative).
Our contraction system makes an authentic and complete declension. Unhappilly, in modern Portuguese we only don't have the endings in nouns and adjectives.
3:08 shopped video. If you slow down to quarter speed, you can see that white bottom cube instantly turned green without rotating the respective face.
8:24, he didn't talk about the fact as many people said liechtenstein is the best contry as people who said it is portugal
This video was made for Portugal 🇵🇹
now i really want drew to come to portugal
As a Portuguese, LOVED your video. Yeah you need to visit us, you will love it
Dude, that Rubik’s cube map at 2:50 needs to be uptated!
here all da cubers
Way back when the Portuguese first brought tea from China, they called it the same thing the Chinese did: "Chá". But the thing is that we wrote it as "Tca". So when the English tried to read the crates with Tca on them, they just assumed the "c" was an "e", started to call it Tea and the mispronunciation just spread from there.
Also, "curva" isn't a bad word here, it just means curve. It has no connection to the east.
I think the US travel advisor map is not that much about politics, but more about the dangers of being a tourist in said country. I think most of Western Europe is yellow with increased caution is because of the high volume of tourism, there are a lot of tourist scams. Like look it up, pickpockets everywhere, the painting scams, the bracelets scams, all sorts of various rigged games played around famous landmarks. These types of scams are usually not that prevalent in Eastern Europe. In Bulgaria, for example the most infamous one is the black taxis that just sit at airports, train and bus stations. Just use local apps to call a taxi to avoid those x). Pickpockets used to be popular in the 90s and early 2000s, now not so much. Now a more popular tactic is to act like a beggar, sit near a place with heavy traffic and act like an invalid/beggar. But yeah, many of the Western European scams are not in use here. Plus crime is not that high, you're not gonna get shot or stabbed even if you walk around at night, just avoid dodgy areas like gypsy ghettos :D
My question is why was Japan in the orange?
@@createdforthemoment6740 No idea, tbh.
More important question, why was Andorra red?
@@Quinquintje Mountains too steep, ice too big, much danger.
Portugal is very turistic country. I belive it's all about how local ppl feel about americans.
European Portuguese and Bulgarian sounds suspiciously similar 😅 go check it out
I mean, apparently their accent is closer to russian than Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese, so theres that. Good video, (as something you wouldn't think of)
accent? Brazilian Portuguese is literally Portuguese but high pitched it's not an accent
@@GM-_-FinnJake007brazillian portuguese is literally more different to european portuguese than american english isnto european english, wtf u talking about
@@DiggyPT tás todo mamado?? brasileiro tem 99.99% das palavras iguais as do português
@@GM-_-FinnJake007 não estou a falar das palavras estou a falar da maneira geral de falar
@@DiggyPT ?? eles simplesmente parecem um puto de 12 anos português a falar, é a única diferença
Drew: Look at this map! It shows that these countries say "Moscow" in these ways!
The map: Literally nothing aligns with what Drew is saying.
Drew is saying it the British way
I'm portuguese and I laughed hard with this video. Such nonsense throwned in. I now feel like I have to visit my brothers in the Balcans.
You should do maping
I feel like greece and portugal had switched at some point of history.
Mandatory comment: -"PORTUGAL CARALHO!!!!!!!"
4:34 - Tea comes from the insigna on portuguese wood crates from the ships docking to sell products in england. Those are initials for Transporte de Ervas Aromáticas (Aromatic Herbs Transportation) which included not just tea but cinammon, etc. They named the most popular one tea after it
So fun fact. TEA was the letres writen on the boxes of "cha" that the English import from Portugal. T.E.A. meaning " Transporte de Ervas Aromaticas. Aromatic erves transport
Both are good nations. 🗿
As a portuguese, we are a Balkan Nation, we simply just used gamemode creative to switch our country to the Iberian Peninsula. You can ask most of the portuguese, they will agree with me. 👍
Don't agree, most Portuguese don't even know the smallest thing about Balkans.
@@duartesilva7907 I'm sure you got the sarcasm, right?
@@volt4_ge I didn't
This is hilarious 😂
now u need to make portugal ball plush
Comment something useful ❌
Comment because you're early ✅
cool@@EaglefoeFANBOY
what is this, the drew version of UTTP?
@@EaglefoeFANBOY
*angry japanese noises intensify* 9:40
What was it actually 😂
"google translating noises intensify*
Stopping Malta Ball from
Begging drew to force him to do some Malta stuffs (day 30)
I'm surprised at the end translation
portugal may or may not be balkan but japan and south korea are clearly european
logic 100
@@user-ow2rd9wc9s have you look at comparison maps. japan and korea are always similar to europe while the rest of asia is the same but different from those 2
I support their joinning to the Eurpean Union
As a Portuguese I enact the Leonardo DiCaprio MEME
western europe: tea
asia: chai
lithuania and poland: herbata
western europe and asia: what
Im Albanian and i was in Lisboa in october 2023 for the first time and im fell in love with portugues people❤
TEA is called tea in english because we use to sell tea to England, where was used to label the box as 'TEA - Transporte de Ervas Aromáticas'', meaning transportation of aromatic herbs''
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This has been proven to be the actual explanation, according to historians, and should be highlighted!
similar reason tea is called ' herbata (herb a ta) in Polish'
The T.E.A. being the root of the English word "tea" is a myth.
It's exactly as Drew explained, different linguistic influences. In French it has the same root "thé".
And please, never claim the japanese word "arigato" comes from "obrigado" because that's another myth and the japanese people feel insulted and go balistic.
Tempura, tho, really comes from "tempero". That one is true.
@@truthismycause2800 its well documented on our history.
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@EaglefoeFANBOYokey then
As a portuguese im honored to get this much attention
Tea is because chá was imported to the UK by portuguese, as "Transporte de Ervas Aromáticas" wich literally translates to Transport of aromatic herbs
4:43 You're telling me thr Philippines and Japan imported Chai by land?
yeah landing ships program
curva means curve in Portugal, though
That outro caught me by surprise xddd
For those who didnt know tea word came from the portuguese wich meant transporte de ervas aromaticas