The British are the Americans of Europe observation seems pretty spot on. I always hear how they're extremely loud when visiting other countries and are pretty patriotic by non American standards. Also noticed how the US and UK were pretty much the only 2 countries anyone expressed negative opinions on.
I think the French, all of Scandinavia, all of Eastern Europe, and every other country in the union are more patriotic than the English. We just have a few quite rowdy football fans
I have a Scotsman for a close friend. They have got to be the funniest people on the planet. It takes about a week to fully understand them. Outrageously thick accents and crazy slang is the very best thing I like about them.
I've always felt that strange parallel between these 6 Anglophone nations. Canada is to US, what Ireland is to UK, and what New Zealand is to Australia. Basically the smaller but more peaceful and beloved younger sibling to the more dominant, popular, and obnoxious older sibling. Also, I feel that US, Australia, and Ireland lie more in the extroverted side of the cultural spectrum, while Canada, UK, and New Zealand tend to be more reserved (well really just the Southern England for the UK, as Northern England, Scotland and Wales don't seem to have that reputation).
@@dynaa4168 Genetics and history say otherwise. If there is any country that is culturally closest to Ireland, it is indeed the UK, more specificially Scotland.
I'm over here trying to figure out if you really just called Canada a smaller country than the US or Canada being the "dominant" one of the two "siblings".... lol😆😂
OMG, I love this kind of videos because of the opportunity to listen to other people's thoughts about each other. I COMPLETELY NEED, *What North Americans (Canadians, US Americans and Mexicans)* think about each other or *What US Americans and Mexicans think about each other?* I need that hahaha. I personally love to meet people from ALL parts of the world, that's because I enjoy this type of vids. Congratulations for your work and greetings to all from Mexico!
Hey everyone - due to this video being a crazy 25 minutes in length (there was too much gold to cut!), we have decided to make it into two parts. Part 2 - How Much English-Speakers Really Know is coming TUESDAY! 🇬🇧🇦🇺🇺🇸 What was your favorite part of this video? Tell us below!
@@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624 I think this is for countries where English is the primary language, not just people from other countries who speak English.
They already have that video. And to be fair they're not English speaking per se, but Creole/Patois-speaking, and also speak English which they learn from school (so not native speakers). Also, not all Caribbean countries are English-speaking (Haiti, Surinam, Curaçao, etc.). Caribbeans have more in common with each other than the Anglosphere.
@@oscarivancordon1021 I think the general public are unaware or forget that the Caribbean region consist of a number of English speaking countries i.e. Barbados where I'm from. The reasoning for my comment was that it would have been nice to refresh or inform the audience of this fact, and to allow the opportunity for people to think outside the box of what is considered an English speaking country. Just an opportunity to put a spotlight on us English speaking Carribbeans 😁
Hey I take offense to the Kiwi making us Californians out to be SoCal pot head surfers. Us Northern California folks are much more refined. We drink wine while we smoke, lol.
Silicone valley people are more refined. 🍷 Wine yes but we are mostly non smokers 🚭. ( But top layers already moved to Austin, Texas so consider Austin refined people too).
Fun fact: the average diet in Canada and the UK contains as much processed food as american diets! Also, we are an incredibly diverse country, at least 1/4 speak a foreign language at home… not to mention the rich culture shared by black Americans and the many communities in our cities (esp Eastern European and Asian!) :) the Canadian guy cracked me up tho hahaha
@@painexotic3757 For one, UK tend to follow whatever the trend US is on. So it's only no surprise that happened. If you ever visit UK you'll find people driving fancy big cars like range rovers on tiny one way country roads.
not true at all, ive been to all of these countries portrayed in this video and I found canadians to eat the healthiest. they were way more health conscious in general. australia close behind
With the current situation between Russian and Ukraine, now it might not be the best time for a light-hearted fun video. Marina, the owner of the channel, who got both Russian and Ukranian background, posted a long post regarding the situation, which is very heartbreaking.
I mean to be honest, here in the US, if you aren't loud or like interrupting people you pretty much get tossed to the conversational abyss. Also I swear you interview models. The people in these videos are GORGEOUS. But then I'm American so.....
Maybe it’s because I’m American as well but the Americans in the video were the most pleasant. The others were so rude and sarcastic especially the Irish . I’ve always had such a positive view of them but the ones in this video are no it . The English in this video were ok too .
I think the better term here is “Anglosphere” seeing as no countries like Singapore, South Africa, Nigeria, etc were included. But I can see how English speaking is better for the algorithm
Anglo is a cultural reference to the Angles or Anglo-Saxon peoples of England. Ireland, Scotland and Wales are Celtic people so no, that’d be a bad idea
@@manchesterunited4619 in this sense, it means Anglo as in anglophone (English speaking). The Anglosphere basically just means the 6 countries shown in this video and excludes India, Nigeria, etc. which are also English speaking.
@@Joseph-qd9ew Anglo is not a linguistic term but rather a cultural or even ethnic one. English is a Germanic language with heavy influences from Latin languages such as French. So the term ‘Anglo’ in any capacity would be disconnected from all those who aren’t Anglo Saxon in terms of their heritage. But, despite my bickering, I see the point you’re trying to make dude! Sorry to be that lad that pokes at what you say lol
French speaking countries of Africa are considered Francophone nations while Spanish speaking countries of Latin America are considered Hispanic nations. By that logic India, Nigeria, South Africa, Pakistan, Singapore, English speaking Caribbean islands and other +60 countries that speak English should be considered a part Anglosphere.
7:23 - Girl I'm from Australia and your Accent is ON POINT :O It threw me off there for a second, I legitimately thought I was listening to an Aussie! lol Wow
Prob Maritime Southeast Asia or Austronesia would have stronger filial bond, especially the Muslim ones (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei). Philippines is just their more distant Catholic brother, who might feel closer to East Timor, due to the Catholic and Latin backgeound, but no one knows shit about East Timor. Laos and Thailand will feel close to each other. Vietnam would the black sheep (too much Chinese influence, Singapore and Malaysia also got a lot too). Cambodia is supposed to be Vietnam's distant cousin, but then bond prob aint there, other than being part of French-Indo China with Laos. Prob Cambodia and Myanmar are seen as the poorest bunch of the group, the latter dealing with a serious political unrest.
Thank god, I love speaking English and living in the USA. All the other countries who speak English or speak other languages from a different country all around the world are welcome to stay or visit the USA. 🇺🇸😁
The Irish woman is awesome at All the accents! Ha, quite brutal, this vid! As a Welsh person, yes we are waay too patriotic, but worst of all there was just nothing much to be saud at all about us, which made me genuinely sad lol:(... Top channel though.. Keep making, an ill keep supporting :)
Shame they couldn't come up with better for the US than the old outdated fat loud stereotypes. As a Brit I was pleased the Canadian woman got the prosecco drinking Essex girl type, which is equally as common for England as the posh accent well spoken type. Well done for that!!
Meh, its been like this since the 1700s. The Anglosphere and Europe has always looked down on us Americans; sometimes for good reasons, other times not so much.
Agreed, I feel like there are much worse things to highlight about us Americans, lol. Somebody mentioned guns and I was like...yeah, that's fair. Also I feel like the loud Americans are specifically from the northeast, where people have historically had greater financial means to travel. Other Americans from the northeast are obnoxiously loud to me also.
stereotype? mate what world do u live in, americans are still loud and so are the british, just go see england fans when they watch their football team play elsewhere
So the welsh sheep thing actually comes from the law in Wales at the time - if you were caught stealing sheep it was a capital crime - you got hung (infact I believe one of my relatives was :-)), if you were caught "entertaining" yourself with a sheep you got put in the stocks for a while. So if you realised you were going to be caught trying to steal sheep - there was one way out of being hung... :-)!
This video was good, happy Thursday marina, I liked the part about the British and love learning about other countries. It's cool to know the united states isn't the only English speaking country. 🇺🇸 I like how other countries accents sound in English.
Well done o the American guy for knowing about Irn Bru, next time you're in Glasgow try the Bucky (Buckfast from an Abbey in Devon but bizarrely drunk in Glasgow), but not if you have anything that would requrie you to be sober for afterwards :-)! He could also say Edinburgh, I'm very impressed! Oz actually has quite a few accents, when I lived there I could hear them but less so now, SA and NZ are reasonably similar.
The Americans sounded the smartest in this vid. We love, love, love the American accent in Argentina….!!! 😂😂😂🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ It sounds Brazilian Portuguese to us. I guess that’s why Bossa Nova is sung in Brazilian Portuguese and American English…🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️The ugliest accents are Australian and New Zealand… Sorry for offending anyone. They sound backward and dirty… I can’t hear the difference between American and Canadian accents. We do call Canadian expats fake in our country because they try to please everyone and are politically correct to a tee… 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ We aren’t politically correct in our county. We are the yanks of South America… The Brit’s? Well, we have history… 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😂😂😂
As an American, it took me a minute of interacting with Irish people to understand their sense of humor. However, hanging with British and Australian felt like being at home. They’re the most fun people to hang with and they know how to have fun. Canadians are fun after they get the stick out of their but.
Fun fact: when germans talk about Aussies (pronounced Owssie of course) we would never think of humans. An Aussie is a short form of Australian Shepherd and yes, of course we love them 😅❤️
Contrary to popular belief: Americans are fascinated by people from other countries; more of us exercise than what's assumed by others abroad; being outgoing and extroverted (or as you all say "loud") can be an asset in establishing networks, friendships, and alliances in a heterogeneous culture; we don't "all have guns" - repeat - we don't "all have guns," in fact, many of us hate gun violence; many of us also enjoy silence and solitude (shocker!); the majority of us don't have passports because the travel industry in America is actually quite expensive and we aren't surrounded by four or six nations at any given time; we're educated, but unfortunately there isn't a nationalized way of paying for education, it's done by property tax, and many Americans hate that. Overall, it is as bigoted to rejoice in saying "Americans are fat, loud, and dumb" as it is bigoted to make assumptions about the Germans, French, Australians, and Canadians. And before anyone says, "It's just in good fun; we're taking the piss at Americans." You know, it's not in good fun. I've been to 12 countries in my life, I'm curious about people abroad - I enjoy it, in fact - and in my entire life I've never seen Americans chilling out laughing about how (fill in the blank) group of people represents a long list of flaws and annoyances. Shit, even when Americans are friendly, we're accused of being fake. If bigotry is wrong against Europeans, Asians, Africans, Australians, Pacific Islanders, and Latin Americans, then that same bigotry against Americans is equally wrong. So yeah, we're aware that you hate Americans. Finally, it's a bit of a paradox on how you don't want Americans traveling to your countries, but then you declare how Americans don't travel. Kind regards, A Fat Loud Dumb American
Also the bit about Americans having no culture does irk me, because it's completely untrue. For example, Black culture here is a uniquely American creation that's expressed in things like arts, food, dialect, and especially that music all y'all love to listen to. And it's a point of pride for us to have this rich cultural history. To write us off as 'cultureless' isn't cute, it's genuinely insulting...
@@jonahmiller5881 Agreed, 100% There's Appalachian culture, the Gullah culture of South Carolina, Creole, and Pennsylvanian Dutch cultures too! I'm not even saying America is the best country in the world; I don't think any country is. However, that look of disgust from the Irish-British woman when she mentioned American tourists was offensive. It was as if Americans were roaches! So not cool.
You don't have a gun? *throws all my guns in the gun cabinet and under the bed* Guns aren't all about gun violence. Most are used in collections, for hunting, protection, or shooting at ranges. Hobby type actions. Very few end up used for gun violence.
I think there’s a difference between making fun of someone out of love and making fun of them for negative reasons. Plus it’s not like there aren’t a ton of Americans who cause trouble, you can’t blame people for being frustrated. The important thing is not to judge the whole by the actions of a few.
It's tragic that South Africans weren't included. As an Australian they are the only English speaking peoples who I think are more masculine than us. And their accent comes first I'll admit, with Australian coming close second
@@wolfcat87and white with blood ties south africa doesn't fit the bill nowadays Canadian Australia New Zealand and some parts of America are still majority anglo celtic ancestry
It would have been fun to have more countries. Part 2 is going to be with the same actors so no India. Obviously they can’t include everybody tho and it’s clear they were focusing on the Anglosphere which is ok. I’m sure we will get more videos featuring Indians.
@@abshaar13 It’s true that English is not a common native language in India. But it is considered an English speaking country because English is an official language there. So technically not a foreign language. However only around 10% of people can speak it there. Which still means more English speakers than any of these places except USA.
Just a correction. Scots and Irish are Celtic(goidulian Gaelic), not anglo saxon. It's sad to see Irish and Scottish people giving up all their dignity to the English.
And the Welsh are the OG Celts of the British Isles. They are the true descendants of the Britons, the first inhabitants of Britain, before the Romans, Anglo-Saxon-Jutes, Vikings, and Norman French came. The Britons who settled from Britain to Ireland became the Gaelics. Those Gaelics who remained in Ireland became the Irish, those who settled to the Isles of Man became the Manx, and those who settled back to Britain, specifically in the north, became thee the Scottish. The Welsh, on the other hand, maintained their original Celtic identity, hence why their language branch is called Brythonic. Those Britons who moved to southwest Britain became the Cornish (from Cornwall), those who settled to Brittany in Gaul (modern-day France) after the Anglo-Saxon invasion became the Bretons (not to be confused with Britons). Those who remained in Wales became the Welsh (an exonym from the Germanic language that means foreigner). Today, the Welsh are far more fluent in their Celtic language than any other Celtic group is in his/her ethnic tongue.
The Canadian guy just confirmed to me that pretty much ALL Canadians and Americans think that British = English. Scotland, and Wales are as British as England. I've never ONCE heard an American or Canadian refer to a Scottish person as British. They're clearly confused about this.
@@rollingthunderinho we are not taught that lmao but it is a common misconception because most of the British representation we know is from England but British is someone from the United Kingdom, so anyone from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland would be British
The people of Scottish ancestry here in Canada are very, very clear that they see see themselves as "Scots" and not "British". We take our cue from them.
i will say this, as an immigrant to Canada as much as Canucks are known to be nicer but they do tend to say sorry when they dn tneed to and Americans are not push overs like Cannucks cause i'm sorry but pple take advantage of u/your society when u r too nice so yeah Canadians need more oof! :)
There are a bunch of English speaking countries in the Caribbean and Africa that you did not include. Including countries with MUCH larger numbers of English speakers than most of the countries (and non countries like Northern Ireland, Wales, etc) that you included. You might have just as well called this video what WHITE ANGLO countries really think about each other.
Speaking on behalf of the entire 3 million people and 9 million sheep population of Wales im very surprised the English people had the nicest things to say about us 😂😂
"not okay with this face to walk around".. Well it wasn't apparantly ok to walk with that face in country where he's roots are either... I think it's way better fot him in Canada than where he's people comes from.
Why are you getting an Indian with an accent to represent Canada. None of the others have a non-English accent. I just can’t picture that guy to talk about other native people.
As an American, I think the loud Americans people are encountering have to be from the northeast (New York and thereabouts). The rest of us aren't that loud. I can hear northeasterners from miles away, ugh. 🙄🙄🙄 As for the rest... Most of the UK is either posh and gentlemanly, or...the people who end up on Jeremy Kyle. I definitely feel the "Americans of Europe" comment about England, they seem to be getting increasingly afflicted with the problems America has. Everyone's comments on Canada in the video are spot-on. I'm genuinely fond of most Canadians, they're more similar to us than any other countries, so I joke about moose and "sorry!" and maple syrup with my Canadian friends, but if anyone else is mean to them I am NOT having it, lol. Australia and New Zealand seem to just get incredibly wasted drunk. Don't know why everyone associates drinking with Ireland, it's Aussies and Kiwis making a dent on alcohol reserves. I once read that Australians are just British Texans and I feel like that's pretty accurate. Irish people are very funny, they've got a wicked sense of humor that I just love. Scottish people too, usually.
It's about countries with English as a first language, not second or third. In all the former British colonies English is used widely as a second language (after their native one) unlike US, Australia etc which is in contrast to all the former colonies of Spain in south america which all speaks Spanish as first language
@@coldplayfan7357 Check the video title again! It's clearly written 'English-speaking countries'. I don't see anything like "native English-speaking countries". If you mean "White Protestant Christian English-speaking countries" then they should have written that clearly. English-speaking countries or Anglophone countries are those countries where main language of communication is English. There's no such thing as first, second or third language speakers! It's not those +60 Anglophone countries fault that they can speak more than one language while most Americans, Brits, Aussies, Kiwis, etc. can't. Indians, Pakistanis, South Africans, Singaporeans, Malaysians, Nigerians, Caribbeans, etc. all can speak more than one language, which is a good sign btw that shows they learn more languages while people from the countries mentioned in the video above can't. What is the main language used for communication in America? English. And, what is the main language of communication in India, Pakistan and Nigeria? The answer is English. I don't understand why India, Pakistan or Nigeria can't be represented in the Anglosphere while America, Britain or Australia can.
@@Lyallpuriya I mean the problem with calling them White protestant Christian English speaking as not all of them fit that label ,first of all Ireland has a small but not tiny protestant population of around 4-5%
Indian population 1.3 B ppl , ppl who are actually fluent in the Language?? If it is 10% or less, it does not make it an English speaking country. It only makes it as a Language widely used.
The English neither click nor cut in the European Union. In fact they are not even part of the club. And they will never enter again, a Spaniard assures you.
I LOVED this
Means a lot! I am a fan 😊
Why hello Barbs!
Oh yeah
Oh hi Barb!
i guess it's time to learn geography........ N O W
"The British are the Americans of Europe", very interesting observation.
😂😂😂😂😂
If the French or Germans spoke English, this opinion would change.
British "WERE" americans of Europe ,makes more sense*
@@riamriam6758 the germans are the americans of europe.
In my opinion the Germans and French are more like the Americans of Europe.
Bruh as an American, I found this way to funny. The lady that could do all the accents--literally love her.
That's because she's Canadian!
The British are the Americans of Europe observation seems pretty spot on.
I always hear how they're extremely loud when visiting other countries and are pretty patriotic by non American standards.
Also noticed how the US and UK were pretty much the only 2 countries anyone expressed negative opinions on.
American and British tourists are sometimes the worst
They are maybe "worst" because they speak English.
I think the French, all of Scandinavia, all of Eastern Europe, and every other country in the union are more patriotic than the English. We just have a few quite rowdy football fans
@conker bad day More americans have german ancestry than you would think
@conker bad day I didn’t say it was the biggest
I have a Scotsman for a close friend. They have got to be the funniest people on the planet. It takes about a week to fully understand them. Outrageously thick accents and crazy slang is the very best thing I like about them.
Once a Scot is your friend, you have a friend forever... unless you farkup, then your ass is out immediately! 😄
I've always felt that strange parallel between these 6 Anglophone nations. Canada is to US, what Ireland is to UK, and what New Zealand is to Australia. Basically the smaller but more peaceful and beloved younger sibling to the more dominant, popular, and obnoxious older sibling. Also, I feel that US, Australia, and Ireland lie more in the extroverted side of the cultural spectrum, while Canada, UK, and New Zealand tend to be more reserved (well really just the Southern England for the UK, as Northern England, Scotland and Wales don't seem to have that reputation).
lol Ireland isn't uk's sibling at all
@@dynaa4168 Genetics and history say otherwise. If there is any country that is culturally closest to Ireland, it is indeed the UK, more specificially Scotland.
I'm over here trying to figure out if you really just called Canada a smaller country than the US or Canada being the "dominant" one of the two "siblings".... lol😆😂
@@VictoriaBC610 By land area and population Canada is smaller than US. Canada is only larger than US when you include its bodies of water.
@Lissandra Freljord 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ go back to school, sweetheart. US is not bigger than Canada😂😂🤦🏻♀️
OMG, I love this kind of videos because of the opportunity to listen to other people's thoughts about each other. I COMPLETELY NEED, *What North Americans (Canadians, US Americans and Mexicans)* think about each other or *What US Americans and Mexicans think about each other?* I need that hahaha. I personally love to meet people from ALL parts of the world, that's because I enjoy this type of vids. Congratulations for your work and greetings to all from Mexico!
Greetings to you back.. from Mexico 😊
Not gonna lie. I like how honest they were. Kind of offensive but I like the honesty.
Hey everyone - due to this video being a crazy 25 minutes in length (there was too much gold to cut!), we have decided to make it into two parts.
Part 2 - How Much English-Speakers Really Know is coming TUESDAY! 🇬🇧🇦🇺🇺🇸
What was your favorite part of this video? Tell us below!
So many jewels 😂 the Welsh singing their national anthem, and the impressions were all excellent!
My favorite on this video: Different people from another country who speaks English. What about Africa? 😮
@@osagiee.guobadia-secondytc4624 I think this is for countries where English is the primary language, not just people from other countries who speak English.
*English is the primary language
@@TheJazzy1980 oh. 😮😀
That's was amazing 🤩☺️
Can't wait for part 2!
It would have been nice to include some English speaking Carribbean countries, I think it would have really spiced this video up.
They already have that video. And to be fair they're not English speaking per se, but Creole/Patois-speaking, and also speak English which they learn from school (so not native speakers). Also, not all Caribbean countries are English-speaking (Haiti, Surinam, Curaçao, etc.). Caribbeans have more in common with each other than the Anglosphere.
@@oscarivancordon1021 I think the general public are unaware or forget that the Caribbean region consist of a number of English speaking countries i.e. Barbados where I'm from. The reasoning for my comment was that it would have been nice to refresh or inform the audience of this fact, and to allow the opportunity for people to think outside the box of what is considered an English speaking country. Just an opportunity to put a spotlight on us English speaking Carribbeans 😁
South Africa is also left out.
@@jaskatpon1 Not only just South Africa they also missed some 67 English speaking countries
@@Lyallpuriya But they aren’t Anglo Saxons nor speak English as their first language. Whereas South Africa has a large Anglo Saxon minority.
Hey I take offense to the Kiwi making us Californians out to be SoCal pot head surfers. Us Northern California folks are much more refined. We drink wine while we smoke, lol.
🤣 Exactly. Very important distinction
While being depressed and wondering when it’s going to be warm again. :p
Lol we drink wine in SoCal too. And we are warmer and have better Mexican food and beaches. You guys are just jealous
I noticed more often than not, when non Americans mimic an American accent, it's usually a SoCal accent, or a southern accent.
Silicone valley people are more refined. 🍷 Wine yes but we are mostly non smokers 🚭. ( But top layers already moved to Austin, Texas so consider Austin refined people too).
Americans speak in comic sans. LMAO!😂
I lost it when they said that 🤣
Fun fact: the average diet in Canada and the UK contains as much processed food as american diets! Also, we are an incredibly diverse country, at least 1/4 speak a foreign language at home… not to mention the rich culture shared by black Americans and the many communities in our cities (esp Eastern European and Asian!) :) the Canadian guy cracked me up tho hahaha
love how americans are always called overweight but when I look at street interviews in the UK, the people there seem to be just as overweight as us..
@@painexotic3757 that's why it's a "stereotype"
Can taste the salt from here bru
@@painexotic3757 For one, UK tend to follow whatever the trend US is on. So it's only no surprise that happened. If you ever visit UK you'll find people driving fancy big cars like range rovers on tiny one way country roads.
not true at all, ive been to all of these countries portrayed in this video and I found canadians to eat the healthiest. they were way more health conscious in general. australia close behind
Seeing you do this for Slavic speaking countries will be brilliant 😂
With the current situation between Russian and Ukraine, now it might not be the best time for a light-hearted fun video. Marina, the owner of the channel, who got both Russian and Ukranian background, posted a long post regarding the situation, which is very heartbreaking.
Hahaaa, I thought the same. Absolutely 💪🏼😂
Or just Balkan people 🙌 it will be fun 🤩
I mean to be honest, here in the US, if you aren't loud or like interrupting people you pretty much get tossed to the conversational abyss.
Also I swear you interview models. The people in these videos are GORGEOUS. But then I'm American so.....
I'm a quiet American. But I have had to yell at people just to get them to listen. Frustrating for sure.
Long ago (80s) in a tourist shop in England I found this book with this title: "the UK and the US have everything in common, except the language".
Maybe it’s because I’m American as well but the Americans in the video were the most pleasant. The others were so rude and sarcastic especially the Irish . I’ve always had such a positive view of them but the ones in this video are no it . The English in this video were ok too .
being sarcastic is the whole point of irish humor, or all europe's humor if you cannot cope dont come you will cry
It’s really not. You’re not sarcastic, you just have a bad sense of humor.
I agree a bit but I still enjoyed the video. 🤷
I think the better term here is “Anglosphere” seeing as no countries like Singapore, South Africa, Nigeria, etc were included. But I can see how English speaking is better for the algorithm
Anglo is a cultural reference to the Angles or Anglo-Saxon peoples of England. Ireland, Scotland and Wales are Celtic people so no, that’d be a bad idea
@@manchesterunited4619 in this sense, it means Anglo as in anglophone (English speaking). The Anglosphere basically just means the 6 countries shown in this video and excludes India, Nigeria, etc. which are also English speaking.
@@Joseph-qd9ew Anglo is not a linguistic term but rather a cultural or even ethnic one. English is a Germanic language with heavy influences from Latin languages such as French. So the term ‘Anglo’ in any capacity would be disconnected from all those who aren’t Anglo Saxon in terms of their heritage.
But, despite my bickering, I see the point you’re trying to make dude! Sorry to be that lad that pokes at what you say lol
French speaking countries of Africa are considered Francophone nations while Spanish speaking countries of Latin America are considered Hispanic nations. By that logic India, Nigeria, South Africa, Pakistan, Singapore, English speaking Caribbean islands and other +60 countries that speak English should be considered a part Anglosphere.
@@Lyallpuriya You are thinking of Anglophone countries. Anglosphere means only USA Canada Ireland UK Australia and New Zealand.
7:23 - Girl I'm from Australia and your Accent is ON POINT :O It threw me off there for a second, I legitimately thought I was listening to an Aussie! lol Wow
Please make a video on what south Asian people think about each other
Great idea!
@@DatingBeyondBorders it will be epic believe me 😁
Prob Maritime Southeast Asia or Austronesia would have stronger filial bond, especially the Muslim ones (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei). Philippines is just their more distant Catholic brother, who might feel closer to East Timor, due to the Catholic and Latin backgeound, but no one knows shit about East Timor. Laos and Thailand will feel close to each other. Vietnam would the black sheep (too much Chinese influence, Singapore and Malaysia also got a lot too). Cambodia is supposed to be Vietnam's distant cousin, but then bond prob aint there, other than being part of French-Indo China with Laos. Prob Cambodia and Myanmar are seen as the poorest bunch of the group, the latter dealing with a serious political unrest.
@@DatingBeyondBorders Oh no no no Pepelaugh
@@lissandrafreljord7913 that's the South East Asia you're talking about. The comment was about the South Asia.
Thank god, I love speaking English and living in the USA. All the other countries who speak English or speak other languages from a different country all around the world are welcome to stay or visit the USA. 🇺🇸😁
The Irish woman is awesome at All the accents! Ha, quite brutal, this vid! As a Welsh person, yes we are waay too patriotic, but worst of all there was just nothing much to be saud at all about us, which made me genuinely sad lol:(... Top channel though.. Keep making, an ill keep supporting :)
Wales is pretty cool, some are just ignorant
Wales is awesome :-)! Strong culture, beautiful scenery lovely part of the world!
"I've never met a Scottish person who doesn't like the Irish"
Rangers fans would disagree 😬
People say Canadians are nice but tbh I met many of them through the internet and they were the rudest people I’ve ever seen!
Agreed tbh but it's probably different in real life.
Every time Sarah from Northern Ireland is in a video, she is endlessly negative and morose.
Shame they couldn't come up with better for the US than the old outdated fat loud stereotypes. As a Brit I was pleased the Canadian woman got the prosecco drinking Essex girl type, which is equally as common for England as the posh accent well spoken type. Well done for that!!
Meh, its been like this since the 1700s. The Anglosphere and Europe has always looked down on us Americans; sometimes for good reasons, other times not so much.
@@awakenow7147 I agree!
Agreed, I feel like there are much worse things to highlight about us Americans, lol. Somebody mentioned guns and I was like...yeah, that's fair. Also I feel like the loud Americans are specifically from the northeast, where people have historically had greater financial means to travel. Other Americans from the northeast are obnoxiously loud to me also.
stereotype? mate what world do u live in, americans are still loud and so are the british, just go see england fans when they watch their football team play elsewhere
@@awakenow7147 Yeah it's not really new lol
A lot of jealousy towards Americans.
So the welsh sheep thing actually comes from the law in Wales at the time - if you were caught stealing sheep it was a capital crime - you got hung (infact I believe one of my relatives was :-)), if you were caught "entertaining" yourself with a sheep you got put in the stocks for a while. So if you realised you were going to be caught trying to steal sheep - there was one way out of being hung... :-)!
The woman who said “hot men“ is definitely me after watching all seasons of Bondi Rescue😄.
That English girl though
Nice meeting you a couple days ago.
I'm sorry Idon't remember you, were you the one in the red hat?
This video was good, happy Thursday marina, I liked the part about the British and love learning about other countries. It's cool to know the united states isn't the only English speaking country. 🇺🇸 I like how other countries accents sound in English.
Happy Thursday Marina! Sending my love from Miami, Florida ❤
Well done o the American guy for knowing about Irn Bru, next time you're in Glasgow try the Bucky (Buckfast from an Abbey in Devon but bizarrely drunk in Glasgow), but not if you have anything that would requrie you to be sober for afterwards :-)! He could also say Edinburgh, I'm very impressed! Oz actually has quite a few accents, when I lived there I could hear them but less so now, SA and NZ are reasonably similar.
The Americans sounded the smartest in this vid. We love, love, love the American accent in Argentina….!!! 😂😂😂🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ It sounds Brazilian Portuguese to us. I guess that’s why Bossa Nova is sung in Brazilian Portuguese and American English…🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️The ugliest accents are Australian and New Zealand… Sorry for offending anyone. They sound backward and dirty… I can’t hear the difference between American and Canadian accents. We do call Canadian expats fake in our country because they try to please everyone and are politically correct to a tee… 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️ We aren’t politically correct in our county. We are the yanks of South America… The Brit’s? Well, we have history… 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😂😂😂
I love how open they all are
I’m American. That was all fair.
As an American, it took me a minute of interacting with Irish people to understand their sense of humor. However, hanging with British and Australian felt like being at home. They’re the most fun people to hang with and they know how to have fun. Canadians are fun after they get the stick out of their but.
What happened to the warning bit about generalizations and sense of humour advised?
People get it by now.
The Kiwi version of Californian US is hilarious 🤣🤣
Fun fact: when germans talk about Aussies (pronounced Owssie of course) we would never think of humans. An Aussie is a short form of Australian Shepherd and yes, of course we love them 😅❤️
Contrary to popular belief: Americans are fascinated by people from other countries; more of us exercise than what's assumed by others abroad; being outgoing and extroverted (or as you all say "loud") can be an asset in establishing networks, friendships, and alliances in a heterogeneous culture; we don't "all have guns" - repeat - we don't "all have guns," in fact, many of us hate gun violence; many of us also enjoy silence and solitude (shocker!); the majority of us don't have passports because the travel industry in America is actually quite expensive and we aren't surrounded by four or six nations at any given time; we're educated, but unfortunately there isn't a nationalized way of paying for education, it's done by property tax, and many Americans hate that. Overall, it is as bigoted to rejoice in saying "Americans are fat, loud, and dumb" as it is bigoted to make assumptions about the Germans, French, Australians, and Canadians.
And before anyone says, "It's just in good fun; we're taking the piss at Americans." You know, it's not in good fun. I've been to 12 countries in my life, I'm curious about people abroad - I enjoy it, in fact - and in my entire life I've never seen Americans chilling out laughing about how (fill in the blank) group of people represents a long list of flaws and annoyances.
Shit, even when Americans are friendly, we're accused of being fake.
If bigotry is wrong against Europeans, Asians, Africans, Australians, Pacific Islanders, and Latin Americans, then that same bigotry against Americans is equally wrong. So yeah, we're aware that you hate Americans.
Finally, it's a bit of a paradox on how you don't want Americans traveling to your countries, but then you declare how Americans don't travel.
Kind regards,
A Fat Loud Dumb American
Also the bit about Americans having no culture does irk me, because it's completely untrue. For example, Black culture here is a uniquely American creation that's expressed in things like arts, food, dialect, and especially that music all y'all love to listen to. And it's a point of pride for us to have this rich cultural history. To write us off as 'cultureless' isn't cute, it's genuinely insulting...
@@jonahmiller5881 Agreed, 100% There's Appalachian culture, the Gullah culture of South Carolina, Creole, and Pennsylvanian Dutch cultures too! I'm not even saying America is the best country in the world; I don't think any country is. However, that look of disgust from the Irish-British woman when she mentioned American tourists was offensive. It was as if Americans were roaches! So not cool.
!!! Yes.
You don't have a gun? *throws all my guns in the gun cabinet and under the bed* Guns aren't all about gun violence. Most are used in collections, for hunting, protection, or shooting at ranges. Hobby type actions. Very few end up used for gun violence.
I think there’s a difference between making fun of someone out of love and making fun of them for negative reasons. Plus it’s not like there aren’t a ton of Americans who cause trouble, you can’t blame people for being frustrated. The important thing is not to judge the whole by the actions of a few.
This is so fun
About time
Lovedddd this!! 😂😂
Was dying to hear one of them say "got any grease? THEN GREASE ME UP WOMAN!"
"Okie dokie."
12:31 is actually English it’s a Manchester accent
I love how at 12:26 he referenced the video for Scotland but its a Manc girl😂😂
I want to visit too many countries ahhhh
I need money ahhhh
It's tragic that South Africans weren't included. As an Australian they are the only English speaking peoples who I think are more masculine than us. And their accent comes first I'll admit, with Australian coming close second
I think they were going for countries where English is the main first language for everyone.
I agree, they should have been included.
south african sounds utterly terrible. what?
English isnt even the main language of white south africans let alone tge majority. You are slow
@@wolfcat87and white with blood ties south africa doesn't fit the bill nowadays
Canadian Australia New Zealand and some parts of America are still majority anglo celtic ancestry
It's good to know that the old prejudices are still lingering.
Feels Sad Wales forgotten again
Loved the video, so much fun... But you missed South Africans
That would have been Lekker :-)!
Thats not an english speaking country. India speaks more english lol
Now DBB is now on the Anglophone world
Yes for a week before we move on to the Philippines and then France 😊
Ellie rocked most of the accents
Psst, ya missed one of the largest English-speaking countries on the planet ... India. 😉
Right? I was surprised considering how many people they skipped over.. hopefully in part 2 they'll fix that 🤔
It would have been fun to have more countries. Part 2 is going to be with the same actors so no India. Obviously they can’t include everybody tho and it’s clear they were focusing on the Anglosphere which is ok. I’m sure we will get more videos featuring Indians.
I'm not sure if India is an English speaking country. Indians speak English as a foreign language, it's not their first language.
@@abshaar13 It’s true that English is not a common native language in India. But it is considered an English speaking country because English is an official language there. So technically not a foreign language. However only around 10% of people can speak it there. Which still means more English speakers than any of these places except USA.
They also missed over 60 other countries that speak English.
The Irish guy is my new gay crush btw lol.
Just a correction. Scots and Irish are Celtic(goidulian Gaelic), not anglo saxon. It's sad to see Irish and Scottish people giving up all their dignity to the English.
Scots isn't. Scottish Gaelic is. Scots is a Germanic language/dialect which is endemic to the Scottish lowlands.
English SPEAKING
And the Welsh are the OG Celts of the British Isles. They are the true descendants of the Britons, the first inhabitants of Britain, before the Romans, Anglo-Saxon-Jutes, Vikings, and Norman French came. The Britons who settled from Britain to Ireland became the Gaelics. Those Gaelics who remained in Ireland became the Irish, those who settled to the Isles of Man became the Manx, and those who settled back to Britain, specifically in the north, became thee the Scottish. The Welsh, on the other hand, maintained their original Celtic identity, hence why their language branch is called Brythonic. Those Britons who moved to southwest Britain became the Cornish (from Cornwall), those who settled to Brittany in Gaul (modern-day France) after the Anglo-Saxon invasion became the Bretons (not to be confused with Britons). Those who remained in Wales became the Welsh (an exonym from the Germanic language that means foreigner). Today, the Welsh are far more fluent in their Celtic language than any other Celtic group is in his/her ethnic tongue.
@@lissandrafreljord7913 yep. Always did find the Welsh too be pretty cool.
@@MrCameroncee So is India, Pakistan, Nigeria, South Africa, Singapore and many other Caribbean nations.
The English seems to get a lot of unnecessary hate from the scots and irish.
When are you gonna do the french version
The Canadian guy just confirmed to me that pretty much ALL Canadians and Americans think that British = English. Scotland, and Wales are as British as England. I've never ONCE heard an American or Canadian refer to a Scottish person as British. They're clearly confused about this.
we are taught in america that british = english. what is the difference?
@@rollingthunderinho we are not taught that lmao but it is a common misconception because most of the British representation we know is from England but British is someone from the United Kingdom, so anyone from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland would be British
@@sunnysaturn134 no one cares
The people of Scottish ancestry here in Canada are very, very clear that they see see themselves as "Scots" and not "British". We take our cue from them.
Where's South Africa? You do know that they speak English there, yes?
But only a minority speak it as their native language.
Love how the "chunky" representatives of their countries in this video attack Americans for their weight.
i will say this, as an immigrant to Canada as much as Canucks are known to be nicer but they do tend to say sorry when they dn tneed to and Americans are not push overs like Cannucks cause i'm sorry but pple take advantage of u/your society when u r too nice so yeah Canadians need more oof! :)
This was a hilarious video, but I'm actually disappointed because they were too nice to each other.
10:07 I lost it right there. 🤣🤣🤣
Where's the Welsh representation? 😅
where is australia and new zeland anyway??
That English girl.....this one time at band camp....
I love, as a canadian, how people think we need more oomph, when we're the first ones to put your head through the glass at 30 mph.
There are a bunch of English speaking countries in the Caribbean and Africa that you did not include. Including countries with MUCH larger numbers of English speakers than most of the countries (and non countries like Northern Ireland, Wales, etc) that you included. You might have just as well called this video what WHITE ANGLO countries really think about each other.
HEY WE AMERICANS ARE NOT FAT
😥😥😥
Well at least I'm not
Buddy's got no idea how Newfies sound lol
This is just countries roasting each other 😂
Speaking on behalf of the entire 3 million people and 9 million sheep population of Wales im very surprised the English people had the nicest things to say about us 😂😂
0:38 🤣 I love them already.
why is this channel's sound mixing horrible?
Yes I can admit as an American we can embarrass ourselves
Oh ok but the Europeans don't embarass themselves by being so nasty, conescending and prejudiced?
1:44 Oh god
Half Welsh half German father, Half Irish half Scot mother ,born and raised in the States !
Since when is Ireland and Scotland ANGLO countries???????
UK is one of the few countries in Europe that speak English as their main language so that assumption isn't wrong
When i hear ireland i imagine : Artemis fowl, tea, leprechaun
Your missing out on visiting one of the most beautiful countries in the world It's not bad here but we do say just be aware
Irish guy looks like some version of Roy Keane.
Minnesotan Accent 💕
You could do the Anglophone African countries next
"not okay with this face to walk around".. Well it wasn't apparantly ok to walk with that face in country where he's roots are either... I think it's way better fot him in Canada than where he's people comes from.
I'm American and I don't know anything about other English speaking countries.
Why are you getting an Indian with an accent to represent Canada.
None of the others have a non-English accent.
I just can’t picture that guy to talk about other native people.
You forgot South African
Get some booze into a Canadian and things change *fast*.
That or when their watching the game.
Some of these folks sounds almost a bit bitter of the other nations lol
Funny! South Africa 🇿🇦 was kind of missed though
Need to boost the algo
As an American, I think the loud Americans people are encountering have to be from the northeast (New York and thereabouts). The rest of us aren't that loud. I can hear northeasterners from miles away, ugh. 🙄🙄🙄
As for the rest...
Most of the UK is either posh and gentlemanly, or...the people who end up on Jeremy Kyle. I definitely feel the "Americans of Europe" comment about England, they seem to be getting increasingly afflicted with the problems America has.
Everyone's comments on Canada in the video are spot-on. I'm genuinely fond of most Canadians, they're more similar to us than any other countries, so I joke about moose and "sorry!" and maple syrup with my Canadian friends, but if anyone else is mean to them I am NOT having it, lol.
Australia and New Zealand seem to just get incredibly wasted drunk. Don't know why everyone associates drinking with Ireland, it's Aussies and Kiwis making a dent on alcohol reserves. I once read that Australians are just British Texans and I feel like that's pretty accurate.
Irish people are very funny, they've got a wicked sense of humor that I just love. Scottish people too, usually.
Fun Fact: India is the largest English speaking country
You guys just missed a little over 67 other English speaking countries.
It's about countries with English as a first language, not second or third. In all the former British colonies English is used widely as a second language (after their native one) unlike US, Australia etc which is in contrast to all the former colonies of Spain in south america which all speaks Spanish as first language
@@coldplayfan7357 Check the video title again! It's clearly written 'English-speaking countries'. I don't see anything like "native English-speaking countries". If you mean "White Protestant Christian English-speaking countries" then they should have written that clearly. English-speaking countries or Anglophone countries are those countries where main language of communication is English. There's no such thing as first, second or third language speakers! It's not those +60 Anglophone countries fault that they can speak more than one language while most Americans, Brits, Aussies, Kiwis, etc. can't. Indians, Pakistanis, South Africans, Singaporeans, Malaysians, Nigerians, Caribbeans, etc. all can speak more than one language, which is a good sign btw that shows they learn more languages while people from the countries mentioned in the video above can't. What is the main language used for communication in America? English. And, what is the main language of communication in India, Pakistan and Nigeria? The answer is English. I don't understand why India, Pakistan or Nigeria can't be represented in the Anglosphere while America, Britain or Australia can.
@@Lyallpuriya I mean the problem with calling them White protestant Christian English speaking as not all of them fit that label ,first of all Ireland has a small but not tiny protestant population of around 4-5%
@@mikeoxsmal8022 Ireland and Wales are exceptions here.
Indian population 1.3 B ppl , ppl who are actually fluent in the Language?? If it is 10% or less, it does not make it an English speaking country. It only makes it as a Language widely used.
Those scots, WOWZA
The English neither click nor cut in the European Union. In fact they are not even part of the club. And they will never enter again, a Spaniard assures you.
There's so much bigotry and hatred in Europe...you just proved the point with your remark!
I'm from Washington State and I'm more like the Canadians then the Americans because my grandmother is Canadian