I'm a teacher and I really appreciate your little mnemonics to remember the names of places! Creating that association is actually a very good memorization strategy for things like that.
The 2nd and the 3rd letters or j and u are prenounced u and in English that basiclly means oo but in Slovenia we say ju or simalar how the Brits say you (Sorry for my bad typing)
@@Cubeman312 As a person that undurstands the slovene languange i say Ljubljana or sometimes Loobljana. And not Lubliana beacause the lia part sounds like ina
I would suggest you go for Oceania next since it's got very little countries but has pretty hard to learn capitals. it would be a nice warmup for something like Asia or Africa. :) Edit: He actually did Oceania next. I am truly honoured.
@@hkrohn the logic behind that is that it could work like the micro statea where they are so small that thier capitals are just themselves. Like monaco or san marino
@@DannielisVeryBored I learned all of the North American capitals earlier, and most of the small countries have capitals wayyyy different from their name
5:02 I live Switzerland and Bern IS technically the capital city, although nobody knows that it is also a canton. For example, Geneva is a city AND a canton as well, like New York is a city AND a canton. Hope I helped!!
American here. No, New York City does not like a Swiss Canton. A Canton is more akin to a state here in America. Any Swiss Canton such as Bern or Geneva acts more like U.S. states such as New York State, California, Texas, etc.
I've been watching your geography videos for a while now, and they inspired me to do stuff on flags. I used to only know a few flags, but now I know all of them (though I struggle with some of the spelling) I tried out the Europe capitals for the first time when I saw the title of this video. I tried a similar quiz a few months ago and only got 12 correct. I've been trying to learn them all and on my first attempt at this particular quiz, I got 45/47, only getting the capital of Malta (I was like 2 letters off) and Moldova (had nooo clue) wrong. So I revised them and did it again, getting 47/47! I'm convinced it was you who helped haha
For the hard to spell capitals, I recommend you look up how to pronounce them. I know it doesn't really make sense, but it definitely does help. A lot more than you would think it would. Also when you get to Asia, you don't necessarily have to know how to spell Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte. You can just put in Colombo.
Hi Jack, really enjoy these videos! I decided to learn the capitals after seeing all the comments, just to see if I could. I found the 'capital match' quizzes on Sporcle were really helpful just to get them memorised initially.
How sad that the queen couldnt witness this historical day of jack finally learning all the capital cities of the world (at least european capitals) ☹️
(12:45) I get that some capital cities are annoying to spell because they don't have an English spelling. Slovene capital Ljubljana is pronounced /ljubljaːna/, which with English spelling could be "Lyublyana", but the first Y /j/ might get lost over time, simplifying it to "Lublyana". Same goes with the Icelandic capital Reykjavík, pronounced /reiːcaviːk/, so in English could be "Raykaveek", or using the English cognate with "vík" being "wick", it could be "Raykavick". But it is what it is...
"Lj" in Ljubljana is actually one letter. Ljubav means love. So Ljubljana is kind of like a city of love. I live in Croatia, close to Ljubljana so i dont know if thats 100% correct cuz i know croatian, not slovenian. Hope it helped
also Ljubov is love in Bulgarian. Ljubljana is beloved according to google. You fall in love with the city. Laibach is the German name for the same city.
HOW TO REMEMBER CAPITALS Belgium - B for brussels and B for Belgium. Bulgaria - Shaped like bull, its owner is Sofia hence it capital. Albania - Since Jack thinks that the Albanian flag is very nice, its capital sounds like Tiana hence its capital is Tirana... Luxembourg - Although its the biggest micro state, its still its own capital, so biggest state, own capital. Switzerland - Switzerland can be crazy sometimes, its capital Bern sounds like Burn but its the opposite because its very ecofriendly.. So Bern.. Romania - Romania is shaped like a fish, so the fish needs some rest hence its capital, Bucharest. Hungary - Budapest, Bud a guy is a pest and is hungry after all that naughtyness he did. Hence, Hungary.. These are very weird ways so I hope it'll help you.. !!!
Hi Jack, I have a tip for Ljubljana. I’m from Sweden and here ”lj” makes the sound ”j”. For example the word light in swedish is ”ljus” but we don’t pronounce the ”L”, it’s just ”jus”. So here’s the tip. Imagine Ljubljana as ”jubjana”. It’s very easy to say ”jub-jana”. After that just put a L infront of the j’s and you get Ljubljana. So don’t think about the L’s, it’s just confusing👍Hope that helps, love your content here on this channel. You’ll get through this, we’ll get through this with you!❤️
My friend "look what happened this week!" •The queen died •We get a new prime minister •We finally get some rain agian •Jack starts learning capital cities Me *The end is near*
Excited to finally see Jack learn capitals! You were wondering how to spell Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, Kiev is the russian way to write it, Kyiv is grammatically correct
In India and many other commonwealth nations, we studied Kiev as the correct spelling. Severe apologies for getting it wrong from all of us. I wish for your good health
I started learning the capitals when this video dropped. I learnt Europe, Asia and South America on the first day, most of Oceania, North America and Africa the next, almost all the countries by the third and today, I learn the final two with which I was struggling to spell (Ouagadougou and Yamoussoukro). On the fourth day, I have learnt all the capitals. You can do it too jack
Oceania is not that hard as there are only a few countries The hardest is definitly Africa, with the most countries and weird name (for europeans) like "ouagadougou" or "antananarivo". I think that Asia was the second hardest to learn, espacially all the stan countries imo
@@napstarem7503 Question for you since you you've learned all the capitals. What would be the next easiest continent. North America or Oceania? I already did Europe and South America.
@@FELlX. because Macedonia is an ancient country covering a big area of Greece as well, so there is a region in Greece called Macedonia, bordering north macedonia. So North Macedonia tried to be Macedonia, but got into a dispute about it with Greece, and ended up being North Macedonia.
@@VitalityLuitraOfficial There is also a part of Belgium called Luxembourg. So far, I'm not aware of any Belgian who has a problem with a country called Luxembourg. The historical animosities between Greece and its neighbours are ... special.
Fun fact the iceland is on top of two techtonic plates the north american on and the eurasia one but the capital of iceland is on the western side and is actully in north america
When you get to Asia, the capital of Sri Lanka is "Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte" BUT "Colombo" and just "Kotte" should both be acceptable. Colombo is the larger city within which the capital is located. Kotte is just the short hand which is commonly used.
Hi jack. Just wanted to leave a small tip for the Asian capitals: Sri lanka has 2 capitals: Sri Jayawardenepura kotte, and colombo. You only need to enter 1 of these 2 to get the answer right, and obviously Sri jayawardenepura kotte is much easier to remember being a mere characters long compared to the ridiculous 7 of colombo
This is very impressive Jack! I remember the European capitals I learned in school still somehow. But that was in 1990 and so many countries have changed in the middle south east part. So getting up-to-date with you is great! If I were you I'd starts slow on the other continents. Like North America or Oceanië (I don't know the English word for Oceanië, but you're smart enough to figure this one out I think)
Someone on Reddit linked this video a couple of days before it came out, and somehow I managed to watch it. Imagine posting a video and it already has hundreds (or possibly thousands) of views
Jack: starts learning capital cities
Everyone: *impossible*
omg 668 likes!
I can hardly believe he’s actually learning them
Yeah but there stilly many capital city... .. . Like beijing just example
FINALLY
@@qp3817 Beijing is easy to learn even my cat know it
True
Finally, he learns the capital cities of Europe! Do Asia next.
FINNALLY!!!
No he should do Africa first, then Asia
@@EastTransportMan tbh africa is gonna be like 2x harder then asia and theres more countrys in africa then asia so hes prob gonna do asia first
Are you just saying that because of the capital of Sri Lanka
@@ArtThouBreathent Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
I'm a teacher and I really appreciate your little mnemonics to remember the names of places! Creating that association is actually a very good memorization strategy for things like that.
Hi
Omg he’s finally doing it! Now I can learn it so I can pass geography! Your videos are the main way that I’m learning geography now. Thanks Jack!
If Jack's RUclips Channel fails, he can always become a Geography Teacher
lol
uk geography has 5% stuff related geography
@HuMan bEing he can just move countries
@@wyldrice i doubt he will ever do that just to become a criminally underpaid teacher, even if RUclips fails
Geography isn’t just about learning about where things are.
Looks like Jack realizing there are more moons in the solar system than capitals made him finally learn the capitals.
WOWW YOU ARE JUST ANOTHER ANNOYING BOT 😱😱😱
Is your PFP the flag of Seychelles?
- I'm just curious
@@Zuboshi231 ofc
🇸🇨
I think so.@@Zuboshi231
He tried to hide it but we always find it
True
how did u find it
true
@@ZezoHD_ playlist
OMG he's done it he's trying
For the -J- on Ljubljana (and any other slavic language) try to remember that here it is pronounced as -Y- (eg. Yeast). Hope this helps 😉
The 2nd and the 3rd letters or j and u are prenounced u and in English that basiclly means oo but in Slovenia we say ju or simalar how the Brits say you
(Sorry for my bad typing)
Lublyana is how its pronounced or Lubliana
@@Cubeman312 As a person that undurstands the slovene languange i say Ljubljana or sometimes Loobljana.
And not Lubliana beacause the lia part sounds like ina
@@fantasygames4130 dang i as Romanian say Lubliana
Ljubljana
I would suggest you go for Oceania next since it's got very little countries but has pretty hard to learn capitals. it would be a nice warmup for something like Asia or Africa. :)
Edit: He actually did Oceania next. I am truly honoured.
North America is not that hard cuz the Latin America countries are small
@@ThemeRBLX And the fact that the countries are small makes the capitals easier to learn or what's the logic behind that?
@@hkrohn the logic behind that is that it could work like the micro statea where they are so small that thier capitals are just themselves. Like monaco or san marino
@@DannielisVeryBored I learned all of the North American capitals earlier, and most of the small countries have capitals wayyyy different from their name
for example, antigua and barbuda is st johns
I had a blast laughing at Jack pronouncing Ljubljana, Slovenia 😂
Flomaster 😂
It hard to say but as a Bavarian i say Laibach to it
How DO you pronounce it lol?!?!
@@holarandomperson21 lyoo blyee ana
@@holarandomperson21 in my country they pronounce it like 'lju-blji-ana'
HE FINALLY DID IT
OMG!
5:02 I live Switzerland and Bern IS technically the capital city, although nobody knows that it is also a canton. For example, Geneva is a city AND a canton as well, like New York is a city AND a canton. Hope I helped!!
American here. No, New York City does not like a Swiss Canton. A Canton is more akin to a state here in America. Any Swiss Canton such as Bern or Geneva acts more like U.S. states such as New York State, California, Texas, etc.
FINALLLY! ladies and gents, we finally peer pressured him into learning capital cities of the world
Wohhooo
Yay!
It's almost as impossible as the Queen dying.....
@@karenarmstrong1818 …i really shouldn’t have laughed at this-
Let’s go 🎉
It's almost felt like we were wanting Jack to not learn the capitals
ye🫡
Jack: Starts learning capital cities
Everyone: Learn all of the capital cities!
Edit: Holy shoot, 86 likes?
Jack: "I've been learning German"
also Jack: pronounces 'Bern' as 'BURN'
he mispronounces 50% of his shaky words
Also changes from Liechtenstein to Ligtenßtein
Also he says Bucharest as Bu*k-er-rest
And he says Vaduz As Vad-uu-s
And he says Sarajevo as Ser-e-a-vo
I just love how dead inside Jack looked for most of this video.
He must just be teasing us with this, the next video is gonna be “learning every road in Europe” or something
"Learning all the E-roads in Europe"
And if you wanna be realistic then all capital cities in asia or something
Seeing jack struggle with Ljubljana makes my slovenian brain so happy
I've been watching your geography videos for a while now, and they inspired me to do stuff on flags. I used to only know a few flags, but now I know all of them (though I struggle with some of the spelling) I tried out the Europe capitals for the first time when I saw the title of this video. I tried a similar quiz a few months ago and only got 12 correct. I've been trying to learn them all and on my first attempt at this particular quiz, I got 45/47, only getting the capital of Malta (I was like 2 letters off) and Moldova (had nooo clue) wrong. So I revised them and did it again, getting 47/47!
I'm convinced it was you who helped haha
same
For the hard to spell capitals, I recommend you look up how to pronounce them. I know it doesn't really make sense, but it definitely does help. A lot more than you would think it would.
Also when you get to Asia, you don't necessarily have to know how to spell Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte. You can just put in Colombo.
That's exactly what I had in mind! His pronunciation of Nicosia and Ljubljana killed me.
He has to know! Colombo is cheating.
Shhhhh
Jaya(jay) warden(minecraft) epura(pure)
It's finally happening. I'm excited for the inevitable release of knowing all the capitals in the world.
Imagine Jack only does europes capital city's then moves on to learning every moon in the solar system
i an good with that
Yeah ,he did that with the shapes too
Hi Jack, really enjoy these videos! I decided to learn the capitals after seeing all the comments, just to see if I could. I found the 'capital match' quizzes on Sporcle were really helpful just to get them memorised initially.
i wonder why its unlisted, but finally, after months of asking, jack is learning the capital cities
edit: im totally a time traveller lol
Probably the weird audio
@@napstarem7503 true
@@napstarem7503 wait no the video is sponsored and it has 270 views after 4 days
O
Finaly
Never thought I'd see the day, Jack naming capitals of Europe
Jack : "Belgium i don't know unfortunatly"
Me as a Belgian : Well i thought you were good at geography
I have had the same reaction 😭
he is called jacksucksatgeography for a reason
Well obviously, JackSUCKSAtGeography
HIS NAME IS LITERALLY JACKSUCKSATGEOGRAPHY WTH
I know and I'm 11 and British
Jack: “Fine, I’ll learn the capital cities.”
Also Jack: *doesn’t learn anymore, and hasn’t for 9 whole months*
Exactly
I think it would be really interesting watching Jack failing trying to learn all the names of all the Greek islands!
One of my bucket list destinations is…
Nuuk
Finally you are doing this I have found it unlisted in a playlist.
How sad that the queen couldnt witness this historical day of jack finally learning all the capital cities of the world (at least european capitals) ☹️
😭😭😭🇬🇧
There is a new queen…. Camilla
thats kinda insensitive ngl
@@depagogd1426 it is, but sorry if i offended you. was just tryna make a joke yk.
@@raflusthebanana5838 nah bro its fine
(12:45) I get that some capital cities are annoying to spell because they don't have an English spelling. Slovene capital Ljubljana is pronounced /ljubljaːna/, which with English spelling could be "Lyublyana", but the first Y /j/ might get lost over time, simplifying it to "Lublyana". Same goes with the Icelandic capital Reykjavík, pronounced /reiːcaviːk/, so in English could be "Raykaveek", or using the English cognate with "vík" being "wick", it could be "Raykavick". But it is what it is...
Thank god I had to become a time traveler to see if he would ever actually do it
In a month this comment won’t make any sense
@@FrostedSnowFlakes- he had it unlisted in a playlist
Ah yes the power of unlisted videos in playlists
@@treefrogg True 🙂🙂
Who didn't
"Lj" in Ljubljana is actually one letter. Ljubav means love. So Ljubljana is kind of like a city of love. I live in Croatia, close to Ljubljana so i dont know if thats 100% correct cuz i know croatian, not slovenian. Hope it helped
also Ljubov is love in Bulgarian. Ljubljana is beloved according to google. You fall in love with the city. Laibach is the German name for the same city.
I was in croatia (Rovinj) and i went trough Ljubljana but i Just call It Laibach
If we're being accurate, love in Slovenian is "ljubezen", ljubav is in croatian/serbian
@@lojspodkrinko7386 yes
@@lojspodkrinko7386 Thanks for the correction!
HOW TO REMEMBER CAPITALS
Belgium - B for brussels and B for Belgium.
Bulgaria - Shaped like bull, its owner is Sofia hence it capital.
Albania - Since Jack thinks that the Albanian flag is very nice, its capital sounds like Tiana hence its capital is Tirana...
Luxembourg - Although its the biggest micro state, its still its own capital, so biggest state, own capital.
Switzerland - Switzerland can be crazy sometimes, its capital Bern sounds like Burn but its the opposite because its very ecofriendly.. So Bern..
Romania - Romania is shaped like a fish, so the fish needs some rest hence its capital, Bucharest.
Hungary - Budapest, Bud a guy is a pest and is hungry after all that naughtyness he did. Hence, Hungary..
These are very weird ways so I hope it'll help you.. !!!
Needs more likes
8:25 A yes the balklans
THANKYOU! THIS WILL NOW INSPIRE ME TO LEARN THE CAPITAL CITIES TOO!
Hi Jack, I have a tip for Ljubljana. I’m from Sweden and here ”lj” makes the sound ”j”. For example the word light in swedish is ”ljus” but we don’t pronounce the ”L”, it’s just ”jus”. So here’s the tip. Imagine Ljubljana as ”jubjana”. It’s very easy to say ”jub-jana”. After that just put a L infront of the j’s and you get Ljubljana. So don’t think about the L’s, it’s just confusing👍Hope that helps, love your content here on this channel. You’ll get through this, we’ll get through this with you!❤️
Actually good advice (confermed by a fellow slovenian here)
Ur from sweden Me too ö ä å and hej går det bra?
ah that's great advice thanks
@@Yngman_MC 👍?
My friend "look what happened this week!"
•The queen died
•We get a new prime minister
•We finally get some rain agian
•Jack starts learning capital cities
Me
*The end is near*
1:11 brussels is literally capital of europe
Of the european union*
It like if you said that it was the capital of the world just because it has the main headquaters of nato
I just want to see Jack learning the capitals of Africa, It takes me about a week or so to memorize all of them
Did you learn also their flags? It's not easy at all.
Agree
4:25
Where on earth were you going with ‘tina’
pls pls make all towns from latvia ur my fav yt
Finally, it's here
you are first on his comments
now I want to see jack learn the capitals of all 50 states in the US
2:40 that “Paris” tho 😭😭😭💀💀💀
Paddy!
Clap and a half for Jack for actually doing it. 👏
OH MY GOD ITS A DREAM COME TRUE
we’re proud of you jack ❤❤
I am a time traveler now thanks to seeing this video :D
Ayo 2 Days Ago Whaat?
Wait wtf did he give you the unlisted link before it was released
2:01 "Poland is Oslo" 💀
So close to 1 million. Keep up the good work
Excited to finally see Jack learn capitals!
You were wondering how to spell Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, Kiev is the russian way to write it, Kyiv is grammatically correct
Jack, it’s really important to Ukrainians that our capital city is spelled Kyiv (Ukrainian), not Kiev (russian). Thank you! 🇺🇦
It’s really more based on what the quiz accepts, and the world didn’t really start calling it Kyiv until Russia invaded.
ikr it was frustrating when he didn't pay attention to the spelling
@@matthewpoyner thequiz accepts both
In India and many other commonwealth nations, we studied Kiev as the correct spelling. Severe apologies for getting it wrong from all of us. I wish for your good health
I didn't know Kiev was the Russian spelling, thanks for letting us know
how did Jack not know Vienna, apart from London, It's probably the most influential city in Europe
absolutely not, but i do think he should've known it
@@peppeccino yeah you're right, nowadays definitely not but if you look back, historically it was the center of Europe
@@Termless would definitely love for it to be though haha
There's no way it ranks higher than Paris and Rome, but yeah, Vienna is absolutely one of the most famous cities in Europe.
Hmmmm it's not very important in fact
I started learning the capitals when this video dropped. I learnt Europe, Asia and South America on the first day, most of Oceania, North America and Africa the next, almost all the countries by the third and today, I learn the final two with which I was struggling to spell (Ouagadougou and Yamoussoukro). On the fourth day, I have learnt all the capitals. You can do it too jack
💀
7:18 where is equatorial guinea and luxembourg
Equatorial guinea is in africa and luxembourg is next to belgium
2:18 I lost faith
I'm proud of you Jack. We never thought you would do it.
Jack: Why is it so hard to spell Ljubljana?
Kyrgyzstan: Am I a joke to you?
FINALLY Jack learned the capitals!!!!! do Asia next
Good idea
Which Continent Will Be Harder To Name All Capital Cities?
I Say Africa.
@@rabbitgaming888 wait until he finds out about Sri Lanka
@@rabbitgaming888 I also say Africa
No ANtaRctICa iS hARdeR 🙃
After months, Jack is finally trying to learn all the capitals
Spelling the capital of Slovenia, finding Luxembourg and spelling Kyrgyzstan are the 3 hardest things in this series.
Luxembourg*
@@Antic_MC my bad always get those two mixed up lol
@@StackyGrindsXP Same tbh
Your videos are great for extending general knowlege, something society lacks
Im romanian and in romania is spelled "bucureşti" the capital.
6:26 bruh really said ancarra 💀
FINALLY!!!
ITS LIKE A PIECE OF MY SOUL AND HEART HAVE RETURNED TO MY VERY SELF
THANK U JACK ❤️
Jack: learns capitals
JSAG : beats JSAS
Imagine if he actually tried to learn all of the moons😂
Everyone: Jack finally named the capitals of Europe
Me: Jack should name all Brazilian states and flags
💀**Brazillian**
@@daniloso7100 I'm legitting dying on my chair rn
you should learn every country name in the way the country says it😊 (like if you say Estonia then Estonian people say Eesti)
Good idea, I doubt there’d be a Sporcle quiz about it though
The way I remember skopje for macedonia is that the flag kinda looks like the scope of a gun, so I get to skopje from scope.
Jack will fell misrable in oceania the western hatmesphere and specially africa
Oh yes. Personally I've learned only Europe and South America. It's really hard to remember, but when you do, it's really easy.
Oceania is not that hard as there are only a few countries
The hardest is definitly Africa, with the most countries and weird name (for europeans) like "ouagadougou" or "antananarivo".
I think that Asia was the second hardest to learn, espacially all the stan countries imo
@@napstarem7503 i think north america would be the second hardest
@@napstarem7503 Question for you since you you've learned all the capitals. What would be the next easiest continent. North America or Oceania? I already did Europe and South America.
@@the_labelguy_ oceania is easier because there are less to remember
3:25
Wow Jack, every continent? Woah…. You’d be learning what your average 7yr old learns… imagine the appreciation and your fame :0
Average 7yr old? No 7yr old will know more than the own country capital, maybe capitals of surrounding countries but nothing more
@@XatuYs maybe just click on the time stamp :)
@@waterlelon ok, and what now?
@@XatuYs it’s a joke.
Hey Jack just wanted to let you know us Macedonians don’t like being called “north” macedonia becuase of a historic war. Love your videos man! 🇲🇰 ❤️
Why don’t they change the name to just Macedonia? Like Turkey changed to Türkiye.
@@FELlX. because Macedonia is an ancient country covering a big area of Greece as well, so there is a region in Greece called Macedonia, bordering north macedonia. So North Macedonia tried to be Macedonia, but got into a dispute about it with Greece, and ended up being North Macedonia.
It has to be that way until your officials change it. At least you're not going insane to Jack, that's a +
@@FELlX. there is a part in Greece which is called Macedonia
@@VitalityLuitraOfficial There is also a part of Belgium called Luxembourg. So far, I'm not aware of any Belgian who has a problem with a country called Luxembourg.
The historical animosities between Greece and its neighbours are ... special.
after you learn all the capitals of the world, you should learn all cities in the world
So cool to see you finally doing this 👍 I say go for Asia next! You probably know or at least recognise a lot of them already.
thanks for doing this, your series always inspire me to play along and learn new things!! excited to see what continent is next
I love the mnemonics. They can be quite hard to come up with, so it's great to hear someone else's memory rules, as they are the only way to learn.
do Oceania next! Oceania have the least country
Amazing audio quality, Jack
5:43 Funniest Sound From JackSucksAtGeography
Jack I watch every single on of your geography videos and I still fail my tests
Please Do Capitals Again
I love how he spelt Paris parus
As a Slovenian I laughed at Jack pronouncing Ljubljana and spelling it
Do Antarctica next Jack, you deserve it
Can you name every single road in every country in the world please
Fun fact the iceland is on top of two techtonic plates the north american on and the eurasia one but the capital of iceland is on the western side and is actully in north america
When you get to Asia, the capital of Sri Lanka is "Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte"
BUT "Colombo" and just "Kotte" should both be acceptable. Colombo is the larger city within which the capital is located. Kotte is just the short hand which is commonly used.
Sri Kotte sadly doesnt work in the quizzes I played. Jayawardenepura is just way too hard to remember xD
Finally jack good job and do Asia next it would be fun seeing you struggle
Hi jack. Just wanted to leave a small tip for the Asian capitals:
Sri lanka has 2 capitals: Sri Jayawardenepura kotte, and colombo. You only need to enter 1 of these 2 to get the answer right, and obviously Sri jayawardenepura kotte is much easier to remember being a mere characters long compared to the ridiculous 7 of colombo
0:36 when he couldn’t spell Ankara I was so frustrated.😂😂😂😂
Fun fact: Minsk is turning 955 today!
I love half way through the vidio he was singing George Ezra 😂
The pain when you know every capital city in the world and watch this attempt
jack you should do all the capital city’s of Australia next
This is very impressive Jack! I remember the European capitals I learned in school still somehow. But that was in 1990 and so many countries have changed in the middle south east part. So getting up-to-date with you is great!
If I were you I'd starts slow on the other continents. Like North America or Oceanië (I don't know the English word for Oceanië, but you're smart enough to figure this one out I think)
I’ve been waiting for this. Currently freaking out
Someone on Reddit linked this video a couple of days before it came out, and somehow I managed to watch it. Imagine posting a video and it already has hundreds (or possibly thousands) of views
The most anticipated moment in human history