As a Slovak I've heard of this happening, people mistaking Slovakia and Slovenia, and I dont blame them, similar names, flags, people, language and I also heard that Slovak and Sloven embassies exchange misdirected letters regularly.
I am slovene and people are not very similar actualy. They are like ao diffrent because there are a lot of people from kososvo in slovenia. So, people are completely diffrent. But i agree on the language. I can litteraly understand slovakian kinda.
Slovakian here, I don’t blame anyone for thinking we are the same country, I can understand almost everything when we talk, its more annoying though when someone thinks Czechoslovakia still exist
Italians are angry too, It's pretty underrated and not many people outside of Italy know this. It's kinda funny to be fair, if you're in an actual italian group and everybody is close and knows eachother, the most deadly rando insults and gestures come outta nowhere. Example: *bread falls on the floor* "AOO CHE CAZZO FAI PORCOIDDIO FRA" (the fuck are you doing -insulting god- bro, heavy back-and-forth hand movements signifying a question/surprise) "OO CHE CAZZO VUOI DIO CANE BRO SE TUA MADRE SBOCCHINA" (woo the fuck you want -insulting god- bro yo mom blows people, even heavier surprise and aggressive hand moves) "MADDONA BRO SE DICI ANCORA UNA VOLTA SU MIA MADRE CODIO" (-insulting mary- bro don't you talk again about my mother -insulting god-, warning and discussion closing hands) *awkward slince, guy picks up the bread* *They keep talking like if nothing happened and they didn't just scream at eachother* And this is multiple times a day it's funny as fuck
As a german I can't really agree, at least not in my generation. Since the topic is very important in school I feel like most younger people are pretty open and educated about our past.
i’ve always wondered, why is the Czech Republic very irreligious, unlike other post-socialist states? It seems like a lot of them went back to being very Catholic/Orthodox despite decades of state atheism.
@@tinagoli5375 It's due to some long history of the Church just not being able to establish a foothold in the region ever since the medieval ages. They aren't religious because they generally never had a chance to be.
@@mrcolz9373 Can confirm. I once recorded a video explaining this that I in the end never posted 😅 but summarized, that is actually the reason: Czechs have never been religious since their shaman times so... We still keep pagan holidays and traditions, also kids usually fear pagan monsters instead of any God.
The only non-European country in this video is Armenia. Kazakhstan has a huge part of it in Europe, in fact. But not many people live there. EDIT: Cyprus too, its an island just off the coast of the Middle East.
@Makkiebobo actually, most of us are really socially awkward and antisocial. Though the meme comes from hoe honking your car is completely unacceptable here.
@𝙵𝚊𝚝𝚖𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣 Im pretty sure by "Cyprus", they mean the legal and recognized part. The northern part is recognized only by Turkey, it is not an actual country 🤷♀️
@𝙵𝚊𝚝𝚖𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣 It's clear the person who made the meme is not historically "enlightened" (for the lack of a better word). I've been in Cyprus - the side where the actual, recognized country is - and Greek Cypriots call themselves Greeks. They are called "GREEK Cypriots" for a reason (it's the same as saying "Athenian Greek"). The Turkish Cypriots are located in the northern part of the island, but this part is not an actual country. I doubt the meme maker made a meme about the non-recognized part of the island and forgot to make one about the recognized. It's just that the meme maker is historically ignorant regarding this part of Europe and thinks Cypriots (aka the people form the legal part of the island) would be offended if they were called Greeks, but they wouldn't because the majority call themselves "Greeks".
Lol honestly Estonia is such an underrated country. It has amazing weather DURING SUMMER ONLY. I go there every year to visit my grandparents in the summer. It has amazing museums like AHHAA. Transport is reeky easy to keep track of. And overall beautiful country. Do recommend visiting.
The fact that you guys pronounce "gyro" as "yee-roh" and spell it as γύρος makes me want to ignore your opinion. My Romanian ass will always call it gee-roh, but I think we can both agree that's better than the Americans who literally pronounce it as "euro".
Hi, im going to immigrate to italy to study medicine at university. Do you think the living comfort of doctors in Italy is good? And is there racism? (Btw, I am Turkish)
Meanwhile Czech people confusing our " Monte negro" ( Černá Hora = Black mountain), which is literally on of our mountains with your country 😅. Never been there but hope I will see it once too, greetings from CZ! 😉🇨🇿
@@kexcz8276 Nah it doesnt matter we are still slavic brothers! Also in Montenegrian We call you "Češka" and our country "Crna Gora" Greetings from Montenegro 🇲🇪
Wait a minute.. I'm from Cyprus and I'm a greekcypriot, i speak greek, so I'm Greek. I wouldn't be mad if someone called me Greek. However there are not only greeks on the island.
As a Georgian, I don't know where not remembering our own ages comes from. I remember my own age sure, but not others(I have ADHD and also couldn't give a shit)
As a Turkish person i can relate, most Turkish Schools are inhabited by Turkeys and there is this "The chance of you getting killed by a Turkey is low, but never zero." saying.
0:03 fun fact: the guy in the video is called Willyrex, a famous spanish youtuber, who actually lives in Andorra along with a lot of other famous youtubers. i just felt like pointing it out lol
As a kazakh , nobody really talks about how we are severly eouropean. But in Europe slander videos ,m or in quizes nobody includes us . (But they include Turkey)/
As a greek, all I have to say is that you're right. Coffee used to cost atleast 1.30€, now at some places it even costs 5€. Such a nice country when it comes to economy😃
Not sure if it's intentional, but Latvian and Lithuanian parts should be swapped. Lithuanians will always tell you how their country extended to the black sea. Potato jokes are made about Latvia. But the fact they are swapped will trigger Baltic people even more 😂
Now that's rude, why do you call them such names? Did they do something wrong to ya? I've been in Belgium, they are good people. But I still respect ur opinion, yet I disagree...
@@anshukumar5948 mashed potatoes, potatoes in tin foil cooked covered with coal and then eaten with butter also cold beet soup goes very well with a side dish of potatoes. This was quite difficult to translate 😁, there are even more, but I cant think of them
as a romanian i can confirm that we go to a random house 3 km away from our own home just to take a fridge to then ran away with a bike to the store and sell it for 0.0001 dollars
As a Hungarian, I am always depressed and I walk on rooftops to see helicopters crash around me. Relatable and true
In a spider suit
@@FS-me8mj don't forget the spider suit
@@FS-me8mj The Spider Suit is so common for us Hungarians we think the rest of the world also wears them all the time.
Magyar?
Same
As a Slovak I've heard of this happening, people mistaking Slovakia and Slovenia, and I dont blame them, similar names, flags, people, language and I also heard that Slovak and Sloven embassies exchange misdirected letters regularly.
Not my favourite one, but I liked the TAWOG reference
I am slovene and people are not very similar actualy. They are like ao diffrent because there are a lot of people from kososvo in slovenia. So, people are completely diffrent. But i agree on the language. I can litteraly understand slovakian kinda.
@@TheNooby7155 well if they are from Kosovo they are not slovene
Slovakian here, I don’t blame anyone for thinking we are the same country, I can understand almost everything when we talk, its more annoying though when someone thinks Czechoslovakia still exist
@@lokimc1076 they get the citizenship
im a belgian and its so true LITERALLY when its green and im about to go it turns red and red literally in belgium takes eternity
Waarom ben jij belgisch nederland is veel beter jullie hebben niks impactvol gedaan behalve de congo
@@Llummee Jawel
J'en sais pas
@@Llummee wel
@@thelongestcomment8770je ne parle francais
As a hungarian i can confirm that the research for the Hungary one is 100% accurate
Jó látni hogy magyarok is néznek értelmetlen szart rajtam kívül
Another Hungarian here it’s true I’m very sad
Literally sobbing rn
being happy is banned here
Idk about that, but I will add from my own experience that Hungarians are amazing people. Love from Poland.
As a Spaniard, I can confirm that we must take a siesta every day in order to survive.
Llevas el nombre del franchute mayor , porque?
@@luis__carbonell amigo, es una cuenta de parodia. Publico comentarios para burlarme de la rana.
@@emmanuelmacron2438 ya , pero me apetecía tocar los huevos mientras esperaba en el coche jajajaj
From a former Spanish colony, I can relate
Half an hour until siesta time. Starting to feel sleepy.
Poles, when invaded. Again. "Must be Tuesday."
Pov: polish ksp community
Nah, it’s Wednesday
eeej no ale nie mamy ciągle wojen ani nic tylko ludziom się tak wydaje :c
@@dragonx01 mamy ciągle wojny
Nah every day💀
As a norwegian I can confirm that 13 degrees is quite warm
40°f is warm
@eV Avoz its alright, 30° happens sometimes even here. Its pretty rare though mostly it is 25° and under here.
@eV Avoz as a norwegian, temperatures over -163 C° is way too warm
as a scot i agree! i don't want to go outside when it's 13 degrees. 🫠
@eV Avoz Highest temp recorded in Norway is 36 ish. Most i've experienced is maybe 32 ish
As an Italian, I can confirm that every single discussion, even the tamest one, between two Italian guys looks like they're having a seizure contest
Italians are angry too, It's pretty underrated and not many people outside of Italy know this. It's kinda funny to be fair, if you're in an actual italian group and everybody is close and knows eachother, the most deadly rando insults and gestures come outta nowhere. Example:
*bread falls on the floor*
"AOO CHE CAZZO FAI PORCOIDDIO FRA" (the fuck are you doing -insulting god- bro, heavy back-and-forth hand movements signifying a question/surprise)
"OO CHE CAZZO VUOI DIO CANE BRO SE TUA MADRE SBOCCHINA" (woo the fuck you want -insulting god- bro yo mom blows people, even heavier surprise and aggressive hand moves)
"MADDONA BRO SE DICI ANCORA UNA VOLTA SU MIA MADRE CODIO" (-insulting mary- bro don't you talk again about my mother -insulting god-, warning and discussion closing hands)
*awkward slince, guy picks up the bread*
*They keep talking like if nothing happened and they didn't just scream at eachother*
And this is multiple times a day it's funny as fuck
As a german I can't really agree, at least not in my generation. Since the topic is very important in school I feel like most younger people are pretty open and educated about our past.
It is imperative to remember and understand the past in order to not commit the same mistakes that enabled it to happen in the first place.
@@sonnenblumenkerne2499 or to know how to repeat the exact same course of actions because it has already been tested
@Path of Shergryll study the old masters as they say
@@yoanngaben1247 you must have drunk some lead paint mate
A better German stereotype would be: They have no humour.
The czech one was the most original stereotype I have seen about us in these types of videos and it's 100% true fr
I had a good chuckle on that one.
i’ve always wondered, why is the Czech Republic very irreligious, unlike other post-socialist states? It seems like a lot of them went back to being very Catholic/Orthodox despite decades of state atheism.
@@tinagoli5375 It's due to some long history of the Church just not being able to establish a foothold in the region ever since the medieval ages. They aren't religious because they generally never had a chance to be.
@@mrcolz9373 interesting
@@mrcolz9373 Can confirm. I once recorded a video explaining this that I in the end never posted 😅 but summarized, that is actually the reason: Czechs have never been religious since their shaman times so... We still keep pagan holidays and traditions, also kids usually fear pagan monsters instead of any God.
This is so good it even has countries outside of Europe.
Technically a tiny bit of Kazakhstan is in Europe, so it counts as Europe.
The only non-European country in this video is Armenia. Kazakhstan has a huge part of it in Europe, in fact. But not many people live there.
EDIT: Cyprus too, its an island just off the coast of the Middle East.
@@ablorenz cyprus as well if we're strictly looking at geography
@@ablorenz I am from Kazakhstan. And I live there
@@ablorenz Also, Azerbaijan is Caucasian country so its not in Europe
As a Romanian I can relate. Everything is possible in Romania!
I can relate with Moldovan's too, I met many, and yes, most of them are like this.
hello greetings latin brother greetings from argentina
Pd:use the translator
As a moldovan that lived a good part in Romania I can confirm and relate to both as well xD
As a moldovan i can confirm that we have to learn to speak english and italian when we already speaking romania and russians
Salut coaie
as a romanian i can confirm
As a russian i dont confirm. We keep bears as our pets and its really rare to find one stranded in search of vodka
Чет я не верю что ты русский
@@CrizorNotCrazen ну и не верь дальше
@KratosLoquendero2009 sure, comrade🍶🍶
@@Naru_cissu ну вот теперь верю
Руские идут на рутюб
I love how everyone has a full sentence with the meme, while France is just "France"!!
Which I didn't get btw 🥲
malta
@@percevalmahpouyas9933 idem
@@-xysfw4905 bah c'est juste que notre pays cest devenu le mordor 😂😂
As a portuguese person I can confirm, we indeed celebrate any kind of goal Ronaldo scores...
Portugal caralho
ronaldo is rhe ponly portuguese man in the world. the rest are spanish people with a regional dialect
As a finn i have never been more offended at something I wholeheartedly agree with.
I dont get why they said that bcs i have a friend from finland and he and his family nice ah
@Makkiebobo actually, most of us are really socially awkward and antisocial. Though the meme comes from hoe honking your car is completely unacceptable here.
HOW***
Never knew this guy found out how terrifying are we actually!
I didn't understand this joke Bro can anybody explain It
As a Turkish I can confirm that all of us are turkeys 👌
knk ilk izlediğimde anlamamıştım sayende anladım şimdi LŞALİKDSLAKDNLASD
serefsiz niye rezil ediyorsun bizi, ingilizlerin bize hindi ismini vermesiyle dalga geciyor. serefsiz!!!
As an Estonian I agree and came specifically to this video because all of Europe were mentioned
Facts.
Same and could you explain to me, a Latvian, the Latvian one, because I ddn’t get it
@@tomsozolins486 He's calling us racist
@@peterisberzins3911 he isnt a hundred percent wrong...
1:20 As a Hungarian, I can relate.
I moved to Sweden and started feeling better.
Best therapy for us Hungarians: moving to an other country
agree, I'm in the UK now thankfully. I only come back for a nice vacation 😎😎
I will move from Eastern Germany to Hungary, I think it's beautiful there.
@@GeorgKallenbach Bad idea. You will regret it.
@@fransthefox9682 I think this whole "leaving the country 'cause you hate it" is a thing about mindset.
this is one of the best europe slander vids
As an Icelander i cant believe you fell for the trap (1:23), its actually greenlanders that eat ice, not us
Excuse me sir, ICElander
@@ExodiumTM lmao I like to think that iceland and greenland accidentally switch names, because it's literally the oposit lmao
@@cheddar2674 the vikings did it on purpose to confuse the enemies
🤓🤓🤓
The ending was perfect XD
As a Hungarian I can confirm I have the big sad
Greetings from Poland my hungarian brother
@@biely7716 Greetings to you too, polish brother!
As a bulgarian I can confirm that we are extremely excited whenever the light turns green so we can just speed away
Uhhhvthat was for some other country
Bulgaria has the highest number of traffic accidents in Europe, it is one and a half times as much as second place
As a Swiss I agree, if Europe was a movie we would be the cameraman
"People from Cyprus after someone calls them Greeks"
That one is soooooo wrong.
@𝙵𝚊𝚝𝚖𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣
Im pretty sure by "Cyprus", they mean the legal and recognized part. The northern part is recognized only by Turkey, it is not an actual country 🤷♀️
@𝙵𝚊𝚝𝚖𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣
It does; the meme-maker doesn't know his history.
@𝙵𝚊𝚝𝚖𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣
It's clear the person who made the meme is not historically "enlightened" (for the lack of a better word). I've been in Cyprus - the side where the actual, recognized country is - and Greek Cypriots call themselves Greeks. They are called "GREEK Cypriots" for a reason (it's the same as saying "Athenian Greek"). The Turkish Cypriots are located in the northern part of the island, but this part is not an actual country. I doubt the meme maker made a meme about the non-recognized part of the island and forgot to make one about the recognized. It's just that the meme maker is historically ignorant regarding this part of Europe and thinks Cypriots (aka the people form the legal part of the island) would be offended if they were called Greeks, but they wouldn't because the majority call themselves "Greeks".
As a Moldovan I can confirm that if u walk out the street you will probably see atleast 5 drunk people
As a Kazakh I can confirm that most Kazakhs consider themselves as Europeans
Lol honestly Estonia is such an underrated country. It has amazing weather DURING SUMMER ONLY. I go there every year to visit my grandparents in the summer. It has amazing museums like AHHAA. Transport is reeky easy to keep track of. And overall beautiful country. Do recommend visiting.
the ending was gold, and I am a big time Europhile
As a Dutch i can confirm. You have to build a portal first if you want to go inside the Netherlands
As a Finnish, I can say that most people are actually very friendly and social
The day someone makes a meme about the fact that the whole world mispronounces gyros, is the day my Greek blood will stop boilling
The fact that you guys pronounce "gyro" as "yee-roh" and spell it as γύρος makes me want to ignore your opinion.
My Romanian ass will always call it gee-roh, but I think we can both agree that's better than the Americans who literally pronounce it as "euro".
@@Xitharis we pronounce it yee-roh because that's litterally its name, but yeah, we can all agree that Americans are mid🤝
@@Xitharis You mean it's not pronounced ghiros? My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.
@@thebettafish3239 i pronounce it Jyroh
Yeah in Hungary it's pronounces girosz and we don't care
I'm a Greek/Moldovan living in Greece and I don't have money to buy alcohol :(
The italy one should've been an italian dancing to their EAS alarm.
Hi, im going to immigrate to italy to study medicine at university. Do you think the living comfort of doctors in Italy is good? And is there racism? (Btw, I am Turkish)
As a Montenegrian 🇲🇪 i can confirm that this is true
Meanwhile Czech people confusing our " Monte negro" ( Černá Hora = Black mountain), which is literally on of our mountains with your country 😅. Never been there but hope I will see it once too, greetings from CZ! 😉🇨🇿
@@kexcz8276 Nah it doesnt matter we are still slavic brothers! Also in Montenegrian We call you
"Češka" and our country "Crna Gora"
Greetings from Montenegro 🇲🇪
@@dakitheyugoslav5383 Crna Gora Srpska Sparta
As an argentinian, I can't say anything cuz my country is from south America
Wait a minute.. I'm from Cyprus and I'm a greekcypriot, i speak greek, so I'm Greek. I wouldn't be mad if someone called me Greek. However there are not only greeks on the island.
@@ibob_0038 REUNIFICATION
@@ibob_0038 Az daha yaala. Belki alırlar AB'ne.
Cyprus is albania💪🏿💪🏿🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱
As a Georgian, I don't know where not remembering our own ages comes from. I remember my own age sure, but not others(I have ADHD and also couldn't give a shit)
As a Romanian I can confirm that stealing fridges is our morning routine
as another romanian, i can confirm this comment is true.
As another random romanian i confirm both
As another romanian i can agree with the comments above
I think this format is actually helping now, the basic of a countries history and I am confused at the efficiency.
As a Croatian i can confirm we are asleep when we get war declared on us
As a Finnish person I can confirm that I am Gollum
Bro i'm French what this even mean? 😂😂😭😭
True fact Kazakhstan is also a part of europe
As a Bulgarian, it is true that we get so much cash from EU during a crisis(we are always in crisis) that we store in even in night stand
3:04 No, we eat at 3pm (either 2pm or 3pm) and then it's a tradition to go to sleep becausee you're full and you just feel tired
As a Turkish i can confirm we all are turkey
As a Turkish person i can relate, most Turkish Schools are inhabited by Turkeys and there is this "The chance of you getting killed by a Turkey is low, but never zero." saying.
kanka sen ne anlatıyorsun amk ingilizce türkiye hindi demek o yüzden hindi koymuşlar
0:03 fun fact: the guy in the video is called Willyrex, a famous spanish youtuber, who actually lives in Andorra along with a lot of other famous youtubers. i just felt like pointing it out lol
They live in Andorra because taxes are cheaper there compared to Spain's btw
@@engineer283 i know
@@engineer283 wait they? he goes by he/him
@@engineer283 yeah i realized 3 weeks later
@@carolina-pf5cz No he doesn't, I said 'they' reffering to "famous youtubers"
3:24 Have they just become the new Japanese?
Imagine if a Japanese person married a Ukrainian and they'd go to Palau.😳
🇺🇦 🇯🇵 🇵🇼
As a German I can confirm that we run very fast when someone talks about the past
0:44 I expected anything from beer to 2 names but holy sht this got me hard when I finally understood it 🤣
As an Albanian I can confirm especially the Kosovo house thing on god
Kosovo ain’t a country
Nah you are the black sheep of Balkans. Kosovo isnt even a country
The last video was quite telling: when there was a sepation the dogs barked, when they were united they stopped. Very European
As a kazakh , nobody really talks about how we are severly eouropean. But in Europe slander videos ,m or in quizes nobody includes us . (But they include Turkey)/
As a Maltese, this is a accurate view of our tiny little island. Surprising that we were remembered for one of these 👏
As a German I can say this is true.
As a romanian i can say that this is 100% relatable
As a spanish i can say that is 100% accurated the spain clip. You can see that happen in every hour on the south of spain btw
as kazakh i happy that you mentioned us
As a greek, all I have to say is that you're right. Coffee used to cost atleast 1.30€, now at some places it even costs 5€. Such a nice country when it comes to economy😃
Still better than the Turkish economy😔
@@lightyagami7450 I feel sorry for them too.☹
@@aggelikii_ Because of tourism?
You are Russian overseas territory.
As an Italian, i can confirm the legend that says we have a mouth.
As a spaniard, I can confirm siestas give us the power to fly (but only during siesta time aka from 2pm to 5pm)
1:26 Even as an Irish lassie,very true. Sibling fights especially.
Not sure if it's intentional, but Latvian and Lithuanian parts should be swapped. Lithuanians will always tell you how their country extended to the black sea. Potato jokes are made about Latvia. But the fact they are swapped will trigger Baltic people even more 😂
As Latvian person, yeah we like potatoes like in almost every meal but these potato jokes are getting out of hand
The Sweden one is so true. We really suck at naming anything at all
As a georgian, i can confirm, we quite frequently forget our ages.
As a maltese i can agree that is what its like living on a smol island
You are Russian overseas territory.
as a norwegian and british person i agree that the weather in the uk is good and its cold here most of the year
As a Romanian, i can confirm. We do this everyday.
As a maltese, i congratulate you for putting the enitre island in one picture
actually the cypriots recognize themselfs as greek cypriots so yeah
Estonia is so real, that i dont even expected to see Estonia here.
as a spanish i can confirm it. I dont take naps at 3 or 4 or 5 pm but everyone do
As Bosnian I can confirm the research for Bosnia and Herzegovina is 100% accurate
As a British person, that is indeed lovely weather
Cool slander you inspired me so mush)
Also as an Irish man I can agree that this is the most tame day in the country
I'm from Belarus, and we have normal food, it was impossible to joke about potatoes
As a dutch person i can confirm i live in the nether i actually see pigmen daily (belgians)
I died laughing at that lol!
Now that's rude, why do you call them such names? Did they do something wrong to ya? I've been in Belgium, they are good people. But I still respect ur opinion, yet I disagree...
As a polish i can relate getting threats on getting raided from everyone
xD
for everyones who are studying italian is so hard that even italians get it wrong
As an estonian, the meme at 0:55 was quite accurate
As an Estonian, I can confirm the Estonian part is 100% true
As an estonian I can relate to the one about estonia
in belgium we are excited if the light turns green bc we need to wait like 1,2 minutes
You are Russian overseas territory.
AS A PORTUGUESE, WHY IS THIS SO ACCURATE 💀
CMTV, anyone?
I guess the joke about Latvia and Lithuania is that they often are mixed up, hence they are also swapped intentionally in this video.
As a Lithuanian I can confirm that this is true
Potato is the main vegetarian option there?
@@anshukumar5948 no not really but it’s mostly the main vegetable for making dishes😂
@@druchkiss what kind of dishes do you prepare from potatoes?
@@anshukumar5948 mashed potatoes, potatoes in tin foil cooked covered with coal and then eaten with butter also cold beet soup goes very well with a side dish of potatoes. This was quite difficult to translate 😁, there are even more, but I cant think of them
@@superboxes69 oh, so kind of you
as a pole i agree, that geography ruins our land but because of this we have cool history.
As a Spaniard I have to say, at that hour we are still having lunch
1:02 ????????????
The Romans already had siesta, in fact the word comes from "hora sexta" (6th hour), which was midday for them.
As an Australian who has never been to Europe, I can completely confirm that this is true.
As an Italian, I can’t agree more.
Me an American constantly reminding myself there’s actually people living in these countries
as a dutch person ur spittin fax bro!
as a romanian i can confirm that we go to a random house 3 km away from our own home just to take a fridge to then ran away with a bike to the store and sell it for 0.0001 dollars
I'm Italian and every Italian Region has a dialect (20 regions). So north Italy can't understand south Italy and vice versa
And then there's Sicily
Why am I even learning Italian then? Rip
@@dekenlst Are you learning Italian?
Stai imparando Italiano?
Eres tú estudiando Italiano?
Tu etudie Italien?
@@Edoarry Sì, lo trovo molto figo y me gusta muchisimo la historia y la cultura italiana. Ça aide que j'ai pris des cours de latin à l'école.
@@dekenlst Perfetto! ¡Buena suerte!