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"i have italian heritage!!" *the sound of the whole italian population rolling their eyes* rule of thumb: if you have the urge to express your heritage in percentages, you are 105% american
I was actually punching the sky for that one because she knew the difference between having Italian heritage and “being Italian”. So many Americans would have said “I’m Italian too!”
Thank god nobody ever says they have Belgian heritage (even though interestingly, plenty Americans do) XD
I once tried to explain Belgium to an American colleague when I was over in Philly, that started the conversation with the classic "oh yeah, Belgium, that's in Brussels, RIGHT??" and I had to stop because I'm certain I was starting to see smoke come out of their ears.
Considering how much damages the "italian americans" have done to our culinary culture...
@@tizioincognito5731 they didn't do anything to your culture. They seriously tainted your food reputation tho. But to be fair, they do that to practically everyone.
I came down to comment this the second I heard it. Thanks for sparing me the pain.
In America, you say African-American or Asian-American, etc., in Britain we just say British, whatever!!
Yeah, see what happens if you call a jamaican guy (living in england) an african american... They get pretty angry about that :) I had a jamaican mate who went on holiday to America and ppeople kept referring to him as african american. He had to point out multiple times per day he is neither african or american
Lmao that gave me an idea. I'll start referring to white Americans as European-Americans or British-Americans and see how long it takes until someone gets pissed off 😄
@@jamesbernadette6216 Technically, they are not original native Americans, anyway! (And don't forget Irish-American, most of them seem to claim that ancestry).
Jamaican here, and yes we will absolutely get pissed off if you call us African American. That wasn't the dumbest thing I heard while visiting American, but it is the one that annoyed me the most.
The only people in the world who say "I'm part german, Italian, Greek and a hint of Scottish" are the Americans and I find it truly amazing
Yeah, I only found out after posting on youtube that's it's silly in other countries, we're just taught that way and I had no idea. Lol just shows how sheltered I've been...
@@HailHeidi i guess it's what makes you guys stand out.
Still enjoy seeing your content, keep it up
@@HailHeidi I knew you were going to get the heat as soon as you said it, haha.
I Dont get it. You are no German or italian, you are us citizen
Russians do that too.
No they don't say this to be funny, this is what we have to deal with in Europe and the rest of the educated part of this planet.....
The Prince of Whales - right up there with the Prince of Dolphins, the Prince of Sparrows, and the Duchess of Worms. OMG.
I love how some Americans say they are partially Italian, German, whatever, but actually they are all full 100% American by their personality lol.
You know you're talking to an american when they claim a 'heritage' and start talking percentages!!!!! LOL
Yup! And I don't mind! 😏
Yup, You Americans are over the top, in good and bad unfortunately. Lol
To be fair it is hella intresting where all our genomes could have been possibly be located at all through out history...many Europeans do these Tests too after all.
It's just irritating as fudge to us when USA peppels be like " My 10 times great grandparents came from Italy and therefore I am proud Italian when in reality they left there like in 1700-1933 and you also don't know much more about italy than Rome, Vatikan, Catholics and Pasta than the rest of us non - Italians" XD
As long as you're tippe toes didn't touch these continents and even then , you're American to us. US- American if we want to be that nitpicky.^^
@@annasaddiction5129 I never had a DNA test done, but as my family has an official coat of arms going back to the 10th century and a family tree traced back just as far, I know I have ancestors from pretty much all over the planet.
I'm still just a 6'1" white, blue eyed, blonde haired Belgian dude.
True Family trees & co can tell that too, but given the histories of our countries how many still have them and how accurate are they to this day? 😉
Sooo i'm German and a few years back i was told by an american. after he learned that i'm from Germany that we "should really stop hunting the jews in germany" .....yeah.
I mean... what would be your response. Mine just was a really baffled and mighty confused "Yeah... we should really "stop" that huh." 😐
Oh gosh, that is actually insane. 🤨
It's so cute how you are trying to keep your faith in humanity by giving a reasonable explanation
and you get more desperate with every clip😄
Greetings from Germany and keep making awesome videos👍
LOL there's just no way, right?? Thank you and hello!
@@HailHeidi You haven't even seen the "Gen-Z Can’t Answer the Most Basic Questions" videos, right ? Be prepared for finding a looot of excuses for that 😂
Greeting also from germany, and i also really love your reactions, so keep them coming 😊👍
She's trying to keep her faith in the US of A and by proxy herself, it's perfectly common and understandable
Heidi is such a light.. I really hope these videos didn't hurt her soul too bad
There is this quote that has stuck with me, I'm probably going to be miss remembering it but here goes:
"Think of how dumb the average person you meet each day is and contemplate the horror of knowing that fully half the population is dumber than that."
LOL That's hilarious and also so sad.
@@HailHeidi That quote is from George Carlin, RIP.
Only if its the median avarage. If with average you mean arithmetic mean (our most common avarage) then it does not work.
@@Sindrijo Gworge Carlin needs to take a statistics course because that's plain incorrect.
@@DaDunge Scary realization: If the more intelligent outliers go much higher than the less intelligent go lower, it means the arithmatic mean is a higher intelligence than MORE than half the population.
I've never heard a Welsh accent being compared to a Jamaican one before.
Me neither, I don't sound anything like a Jamaican either, mind you when people try to imitate the accent they tend to sound like a Indian. Jamaican is a new one on me lol. 🏴
@@emmahowells8334 they just wanted to sound smart so they just said something stupid like this 😆
@@crazymelomanka Sounded stupid lol. 😂
@@emmahowells8334 I mean that American couple of course
@@crazymelomanka indeed.
The Australian reminded me of a friend of mine who had done part of her PhD in the States and some years later was at the US embassy in NZ to process some documentation for her daughter who was planning a trip passing through the US . The reception clerk while processing the documents pointed out that my friend's green card needed renewing. She said to just let it go as she didn't need it any more. The official was stunned "but this let's you live in the US" she explained. My friend said that she knew this but had no interest in doing so. The shock on the poor woman was palpable. In my friend's opinion she felt as if she had said something rude and inexplicable. Yes, there are other, very happy countries out here.
Makes me laugh how they think all foreigners want a green card. It's the last place on earth I'd want to live.
My son has worked in the USA for more than a decade, originally in Texas and then in Illinois, California, some others I can’t remember and currently in Kansas. He has a delightful US wife and I have had the pleasure of meeting her. He received his green card quite a while ago and realises that many of his friends and workmates expect that his next step would surely be to apply for US citizenship but he assures me that he will not, since he gained by birth in the UK the citizenship which he values above all others.
That black guy at 5:10 was just the best. I'm white, male, 71 years old and have seen my fair share Duh...it's people like him this Hail/Heidi lass that brings some hope for tomorrow in this hot mess we call the USA.
Yeah when someone (unprompted) starts giving percentages for nationality they are from the US. I'm Canadian. If someone asks my ancestors were Scottish, but I'm 100% Canadian, born and raised.
Danish guy here...I was visiting usa for a business trip, and was driving on the Interstate with an American colleague, he told me that i could just drive as fast as i wanted, as long as i used the cruise control, because the police radar doesn't measure your speed, it measure the position of the speeder pedal inside the car
In the late 90's I met a guy from the States in Norway, who after learning I'm from Finland asked me: "How did your life change after we liberated you from the USSR?" I was like: "Bitch, we fought Russians in WW2 who used your Lend-Lease stuff against us and we never lost independence." And he claimed we were always part of Russia until USSR collapsed and that USA didn't help commies. I couldn't make him understand we were the only country who fought with the Nazis (my point was against the Soviets) and never lost our capital. His claim that I was mistaken, that he had studied history of Europe and that I didn't know my country's history left me speechless. I won't even touch his zealous missionary mentality. But yeah, listen the guy who knows something about his country's history and fact check. Or fix your education... Love you guys, but your system isn't flawless!
I understand that everyone does not know everything, but when someone who does know more about something, tells you that you are wrong, you cannot just double down on your own misunderstanding.
Who taught them to pretend they knew everything? who taught them to monopolize conversations. They should keep their lips sealed and listen more.
I lived in Alabama for 4 or so years (don't ask). I can confirm there are people out there, who don't realise England isn't part of the US. Heck my mate's wife looked at a map once and commented something like "oh I didn't know you were an island"....
I did convince someone we only just got internet access recently and that we had big household batteries, that ran all the electricity, and to refill them, you had to spend an hour inside a big hamster wheel.
Everyone thinks I'm Australian, Canadian, Irish, German, basically anything but British - when they first meet me - and NEVER come shopping with me, you'll be stood around for ages, while I have to pronounce every single item in the store.
As norwegians on roadtrip through the southern states in USA we kind of got used to the phrase "Aaaah, Norway..... That's up in Minnesota, right...?" 😄
They probably thought about Minnesota Vikings (the football team) and connected the dots a little wrong and thought Norway was there.
Guess you are American now.
@@oceanmythjormundgandr3891 l'm still i Norway. It's okay to go to USA on vacation, and travel around over there, but NO way that l will live there....
I mean, l love most of the people in US, and my dear friends, but decades of Reaganism and extreme rightwing politics has unfortunately destroyed the country beyond repair
Also that’s a joke in Pokémon
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norway_Township,_Fillmore_County,_Minnesota
Sometimes it's not the Americans who are ignorant, but us. Denmark is also a county close to Chicago :p
@@KungKokkos You find a city in Michigan called Norway as well
3:46 - Be careful when you say that because there's an "h" of difference between whales and Wales. 😉
I live in Australia and yes there are spiders here, but the larger ones live in the tropics. I've live here for 72 years and see a small spider every year or two, haven't seen a snake in 50 years etc. there is a mis-conception we live alongside horrible animals which is BS. It just doesn't happen ! 😵💫
Sounds like something a spider would say. I'm on to you!
I'm sorry but there are some uneducated individuals in the U.S. - I'm Canadian & was visiting Germany, some American students from New Jersey came by and sat at the beer Gardens with us. I was literally asked if it was cool to see the sun for the first time, what was it like living in an igloo, and traveling by dog sled. They were dead serious. It took so long to convince them they were wrong and only when I mentioned the weather in the U.S. states bordering Canada did they acknowledge they might be wrong. LoL.
"There is no way" she asks.
But yes.. Yes there is.
If you are American there is.
Funny to see how your brain just try to find excuses to why they would say something so dumb so it does not feel so shameful.
Amazing content.
Finding excuses is also kinda dumb. Of course theres stupid people in america. Theres stupid people in all parts of the world.
From wiki: Pandebono or pan de bono is a type of Colombian bread made of cassava starch, cheese, eggs, and in some regions of the country, guava jam. Traditionally, it is consumed with hot chocolate, still warm a few minutes after baking. It is very popular in the Colombian department of Valle del Cauca. This bread can be made in both a round and a ring shape.
Omg that sounds so good.
Soy colombiano, y si, un pandebono fresquito con chocolisto calientico es una buena manera de comenzar el dia, aunque mucha gente come eso solo nada más levantarse o quizás un café caliente con alguna clase de pan igual de delicioso, más lueguito se come un desayuno más completo y balanceado.
Canadian here. Okay, I was being an ahole. Went to a Little Caesar's in a K-Mart in upper state ( Malone ) N.Y. It said " We do not accept checks ". I did my best Prague impersonation. I called them racist for not accepting Czechs. That joke went over their heads ( but you should have seen the looks on their faces... priceless ).
Hahaha!!!
i think half of my brain cells died after this video , ur reactions were just gold :)
One girl from Colorado was shocked I didn't speak Russian, she was sure we speak that in Poland as a native tongue... Couldn't pass that opportunity to educate her about my country's history and how my parents were forced to learn it. Hopefully, she will remember now :)
I'm from Denmark, maybe that's why I knew this. There are a US city called Denmark, maybe that's what confused the guys, female classmate.
"Denmark is a town in Lewis County, New York, United States, named after the Kingdom of Denmark in northern Europe. The population was 2,860 at the 2010 census. The town is on the northwestern border of Lewis County and lies east of Watertown."
There you go, hopefully that's what she was thinking of. 😂
There is a lot of places in the US named after places in the rest of the world. What I can remember straight away are Odessa in Texas, Moscow in Idaho, St. Petersberg in Florida... Also, Georgia seems to cause a lot of confusion, however, surprisingly enough, State of Georgia, USA and Georgia, country in Eastern Europe are NOT named after each other, that's just a coincidence.
There's also a Denmark in Western Australia.
There's also one in Wisconsin, not too far from Chicago.
@@voidseeker4394 I may be wrong here, please educate me if I am, but my understanding is that the US state of Georgia was named after one of the king Georges, whilst the east European country of Georgia is named after Saint George?
I grew up in the west Lancashire town of Southport (UK). There are Southports in Australia, South Africa and USA (South Carolina?) that I know of. There's at least three London's in the USA.
I love your content and I know there's stuff in the USA that are cultural, but, me, as a brazilian, find it amazing how you think nationality is the same as race
That one who says "Oh you don't look mexican" and replied with "No, I'm black" is something.......... what's the corelation of that? Mexican is a nationality, not a race. There are actually black mexicans.
Other thing I never really get about the USA is like, why you're so focused on where people "are from" (even if they're from USA), to talk about heritage and stuff
It's a pretty common thing in the south of Brazil as well (where I'm from) but the rest of Brazil makes fun of it and it's not as "strong" even here, here it's more like "Ok, my parents come directly from ____ therefore I grew up in a pretty _____ household, so I have some _____ culture", but it's not like "Oh, I'm 10% _____ so I consider myself a _____"
It's just a comment, I'm not saying it's wrong, but, to me, it's funny
Keep up with the great content tho
Have to say, probably the dumbest thing an American has ever said to me was when a gaming friend complained that her client (she was an attorney and her client was an homeless person) smells "so bad" and "why didn't he shower before the appointment".
She probably isn't very good at her job if she lacks compassion and doesn't understand that if you don't have a home chances are you can't take a shower either..
As an Aussie, I can confirm that for the most part the bigger the spider, the less dangerous it is. It's the small ones you need to watch out for. The kind that you can find hiding on your shoelaces
Sounds interesting but the bigger the spiders the faster i run, i don't give a fuck if they are less poisonous. 😄
Lol, no. Also an Aussie. The funnel web spider is our most dangerous spider, is huge and very venomous, and is much bigger than a shoelace.
.....I have been told (by an American Tourist no less) that I speak American well.
We were in the UK.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Holy s**t, these americans 😂
I prefer laughing at it/them than cry from despair😅
I like the idea of having an outboard motor connected to Port a Rico and trying to move an entire island🤔🤣
well it is (according to trump) surrounded by water, big ocean waters - so you dont have to get it INTO the water...
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4:00 Nope, they 100% believe what they say - and they will fight tooth and nail for their opinion. One of the major flaws of many Americans: even if you prove that they are wrong they won't change their wrong answer, they still believe that they are right and you tricked them somehow. I saw this happen so often that it isn't funny anymore.
Here in OZ when it comes to spiders the bigger the better, the Huntsman can grow to the size of a dinner plate but are harmless, while the Sydney funnel web spider is considered the most venomous in the world only grows to an average of 2 inches.
Interesting! Ooo that would still scare me, but that's pretty cool. Also, I don't remember ever seeing Aus called OZ before, I had to look it up on google to make sure I was understanding that correctly. Haha love that!
@@HailHeidi haha many of us locals call it Oz for short. Most people have this negative fearful view of Australia because of our animals, but you're more likely to be hurt or killed by a cow lol
Lol That's honestly so good to know!! 😊
@@HailHeidi Australia is a beautiful place, you'd love it here if you weren't afraid of spiders hahaha. Foreign visitors often refer to Oz as a paradise... and I agree
Aw it would be amazing to visit someday! 💜
Being Welsh, that one hurt. Especially as we are usually forgotten due to England being our neighbours -.- just discovered your videos; really great and wholesome content. Keep up the great work :)
I know you want to punch me now but Englands basically stands for London, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
I'm Welsh to, it hurt me to.🏴
@@kobold90 London is the capital city of England only. Wales, Scotland & northern Ireland are other parts of the UK, all separate countries that make up the UK.
@@emmahowells8334 We seem to watch the same things, I think we've replied to other videos before. Just nice to see we have each other's backs :)
@@robbpatterson6796 Yeah thought the name looked familiar lol, yeah indeed we do. 😊👍
0:22 Just want to mention that no one does that outside of the US.
No one talks about their ancestry in percentages 😂
In Australia are living some of the most lethal spiders in the world. One is very small and can live underneath your porch. The famous tarantula´s may bite (when they feel attacked) but apart from a lot of pain for some hours usually not much happens. Normally one can let walk a tarantula over the hand and it will be completely safe.
They're not trying to be funny when they get indignant and angry at someone earnestly and politely trying to explain something.
Aussie spiders: There's some that are genuinely dangerous, but they're rarely encountered by humans, and we have antivenom (which is free btw, universal healthcare ftw), and no one has died from a spider bite in Australia in quite a few decades. We do have some rather large ones, but not as large as the South American tarantulas, and the ones you most commonly see are harmless. The ones most people are terrified of because of their size are huntsman spiders (also known as wall puppies), which are the large grey to brown hairy ones, despite their large hairy creepy spidery appearance, they're so harmless they're considered friendly. If that doesn't put you at ease, we also have a variety of delightful little peacock spiders, one of which has the name Sparklemuffin Spider. I kid you not, look it up. Peacock spiders are tiny, brightly coloured, completely harmless, and even for a spider they're super cute.
Hi from New Zealand.
I know all this I lived at the Gold Coast for 2 years, and I tell you I HATE THEM. They freak me out. 😂😂😂. But, I had a snake 🐍 he was awesome. Also I love all the wildlife in Aussie. Oh let me say I hate ALL spiders 🕷 even the tiny one from here. 😊😬
To quote the late and veery talented Frank Zappa "Modern Americans behave as if intelligence were some sort of hideous deformity."
Your reaction is awesome,the laughing parts are sweet.I´m waiting for the next one.
Pls continue this series! It's fantastic!
"Are the spiders less harmfull?" - Yes.. there are little to no reports of mass shootings done by spiders!
Also, spiders aren't poisonous, they are venomous. When a spider bites you and you die, the spider was venomous. when the spider bites you and the spider dies, you are poinsonous.
Greetings from Germany ;)
We have a LOT of spider species but yes there are deadly ones, namely the Funnel Web spider (lives up and down our eastern coast area) and redback spiders (I think all over the country) both of which usually mind their own businesses in dark, dry areas like under houses or in 'not cleaned out enough' garage sheds but are ones most Aussies learn to identify on sight just in case.
There are also quite a lot of 'mid level' nasty ones like wolf spiders and white tails which in the worst cases can cause necrosis (rotting) bites which vary visually by area. White tails btw are probably the species most likely to wander about homes and bite people, but generally their bites do not cause any kind of extreme damage so... Yay?
Our BIG spiders that most people scream over are actually kind of harmless though? The huntsman spider for example gets freaking huge (average is hand sized) and the way it moves is terrifying but not only is it arguable if they even have venom, they rarely if ever bite humans, and in fact are considered a good 'ally' spider to have around as they eat other kinds of spiders as well as pests like roaches, wasps etc.
They're really big and scary looking though so its fair to be freaked out by them *Says as someone who also gets spooked seeing them but very much requests people remove them from the house peacefully via the container and paper method rather than killing them just for existing*
Side note: If its hanging in the middle of a web strung out between tree branches its probably harmless (if possibly annoying/panic inducing if you walk face first into a web in the summer). Most of our poisonous spiders are more 'active hunting' kinds or trapdoor/'undergroung/indoor web' spiders. The classic 'small outdoors web spinners' are allies in our endless fight against all the damn flies XD
Hope that was helpful for your 'Aussie spider knowledge'; if nothing else you should be able to look more into them which the species names listed
All spiders are venomous, it's just that most ones (especially here in good old Europe where I live 😅) cannot penetrate our skin with their fangs and so they're completely harmless to us humans.
I've never seen a funnel-web spider outside of NSW. I thought they were a temperate spider and not found in the tropics.
@@purpleguy319 Admittedly neither have I (NSW resident mainly) but the map of locations they can be found in I looked them up to double check their range had them listed from lower east Queensland down to Victoria so maybe they're just rarer outside of the NSW?
Might have to relook it up again to be honest.
The big spiders you're talking about are called Huntsmans... They're entirely harmless and are actually great to have around as they take care of the smaller ones that aren't as nice....
I think that every person lives in their own individual reality, with their own specific knowledge base. SO I guess an individual’s knowledge is all down to what kind of education and life experience they gather along the way. If these things are not available or are rejected, the person remains ignorant. Not always the individual’s fault I think.
You are correct in that the education you receive determines what you know and you can't blame someone for it but I just cannot believe that someone in a country like the US doesn't know that people from England speak English or something like asking someone who is in school/university with them whether they have schools back home or internet.
That has to be willful lack of interest in knowing anything about the world around you. That is not bad education, that is an oblivious mindset.
He said sponsor because if you want to come to the US as an immigrant through a spouse the spouse needs to sponsor you (cover your expenses) it is a technical term used by immigration.
1:48 "It doesn't make sense to speak Spanish if you're not Mexican."
You need to show those people a blue eyed blonde Spaniard from Spain speaking Spanish, then enjoy the seizure.
8:10 She is not joking . even the guy 45 . said, greet the president of Puerto Rico . So yes there are millions of uneducated people in the US . Love From Denmark
I knew Mexico's independence day was in September, so the whole May 5th thing confused me; until I learned that 1 state IN Mexico does celebrate on that day :)
For reference, I'm Canadian, and went to Mexico when I was 11. I couldn't buy a flag because there are laws prohibiting the display or sale of them outside a certain time of year :(
Whenever an american says they are irish or italian because their great, great, great, great, great, granddad was and they have absolutely no idea about either culture or have ever had proper italian or irish food.
You are American.
The fact that most of UA-cam is not in English is pretty mind-blowing. Even as a european
I had a little "ow, c'mon now -.-" thought when she mentioned she was 17-20% of italian heritage (didn't think to comment on it, but I did have the "ugh2 thought... then I read all the comments about it and you know what? It feels a little mean to go "ugh" because someone mentions their heritage in percentages, even if it's lowkey cringe in other places in the world. It's not like Heidi invented that.
What I'm trying to say is: lets leave her be happy about her heritage (which is always good) and just be amused with her as we all react to this compilations together.
*Last thing: I'm not condemning anyone who commented on that or anything and I don't think anyone commented on it with malice, but just thought it wasn't really necessary to point that out loud.
Good day to y'all
Yeah that was my exact sentiment. Like, yeah, it's definitely an American thing, and I totally understand how it makes people roll their eyes, because heritage should be more about culture than genetics, and all that, but at the same time, people could be nicer and more understanding about it.
To be fair, though, I can understand how people from countries where a lot of people emigrated to the US, like Ireland or Italy, are growing a bit tired of it, because they're the ones that are probably hearing this kind of stuff the most. Like, after hearing for the tenth time someone reduce your whole country and culture to a number on their DNA, I can understand being annoyed.
Heidi, you’ve got spiders everywhere in the world, well maybe not in the coldest parts like in Iceland, Antarctica, Greenland 😅
Before I retired I was working at London Heathrow Airport as a passenger assistant. On this shift I was working at the Immigration point and directing arrivals, British and European to the left, rest of the World right. An American man asked me where he should go, so I told him to the right (obviously the longest line). "But I'm American" yes sir that's the rest of the World. "No! I'm American, don't you understand?" Yes of course I understand but don't you? This is Britain and you fought a war to be independant so that you could have a different passport and be free of us. He then went to the back of the line that was even longer now as two more Asian flights had come in during his exchange with me.
A marvellous answer ,you threw Independence day right back at him.
@@Jill-mh2wn You have to find some entertainment in the mundane
So... First few days at my second host family (stayed in three, switcharoos' being part of the program).
Turns out my host mom thinks us Scandinavians (i'm finnish, so not even scandinavian she kept insisting on....) like to iron our clothes just to get all the worms and parasites out.
There are big venomous spiders in Australia, and they are nicer than most Americans.
Ohh the times I've been called out from Americans for speaking Spanish being white even though I'm Mexican, Born in Mexico and never in my life been out from Mexico. And omg the porcentaje is so hilarious to me xD! No hate no shade but omg xD a Mexican-american singer said she was 25% argentinian after they won the cup, just after base all her career on "ow look how Mexican i am~ even if i was born in the USA and live there but look how Mexican i am" is so hilarious xD! But someone said that that was something that was done a lot there and is common so now i find it super cute and funny
lol I love your reactions, they are funny.
Please can someone get throgh to her and say its not just for fun... The US education system is broken beyond repair
Heidi, STOP YAWNING. It’s so contagious 😂
You got me yawning for like, 5 minutes straight.
LOL I'm so sorry!! 😅
Northern Mexican here, being white and with green eyes there in US people usually confuse me with european (despite having european heritage) or argentinan 😮😅 or the dumbest thing they saidto me "you don't look mexican" 😅 and "where did you learn english" at college of course 😅😊
3:46 I had to deal with this issue when an American exchange student came to my high school IN WALES .
Her: what's it like living in a small English town.
Me: I don't know, I've never lived in one I've only ever lived here
Her: Exactly this is England
Me: No love, this is Wales.
Her: nah whales are fish.
(I was getting kind of annoyed at this point)
Me: firstly this country you are in is called Wales we are next to England but not the same country, also the in the sea aren't fish they're mammals
0:30 Fractions under 50% doesn't count. Also if you got it further back than your parents it only counts if you've visited the country regularly to visit family there.
I’m from Australia, and yes do have some dangerous spiders ie. red backs (similar to the US black widow), and the Sydney funnel web (very poisonous), but you have to be very unlucky to be bitten by one.
Spiders in Australia will kill you if they bite you... Pretty much any animal there has a way to kill a human easily.
I would Oliver Hazard Perry a guess that United States Navy cares about Rhode Island.
"Pan de bono" is a type of colombian pastry. It is worth a try. The other word Washington "chocolisto" which is sort of nesquik
someday we will see an american walking somewhere and we will wish them to "get well soon"
2:46 Yes, they'll hide in dark places and can possibly kill you if you don't check your footwear or sheets before laying down.
Australian wildlife is scary, but at least there are antivenoms for the poisonous/venomous stuff.
Omg like this was SO funny XD and a little bit sad, i love how Americans were jumping in too and were likee yeah no we're dumb here XD
lots of people tend to think that Chicago and Illinois are like separate? Idk whyy
"Europe is such a nice country" the guy at Frankfurt Airport that told me he spend two months traveling "the country"
Don't be too surprised at the level of intellect of some of your compatriots. As an Aussie, I am guessing they are the reason that Trump became president in 2016 and made your whole country a laughingstock.
There´s basically just one spider you need to worry about in autralia and that´s the Sydney Funnel Spider, which seems to like human proximity. Fortunatly it´s usually not deadly and due to human proximity you have very good chances to make it to the hospital to prevent the heavy reactions which will come otherwise. In the outback, pretty much everything wants to kill you without a professional guid or knowing what you´re doing stay the hell away from the outback.
I want to see Heidi's reaction to seeing a Huntsman spider in person while in Australia.
"Do you think people just say this?"
No, they actually do believe what they say to be true, like those who claim noah's ark is true because American schools still teach it as a historical fact.
American education is all I am going to say.. American education.
1:10 The guy just stopped paying attention somewhere in the Napoleonic wars... XD
I'm italian and specifically i'm sicilian. One time i lost a life to explain to some Americans i met in London then Sicily is a real place and not a fantasy land created for the Godfather's trilogy or for Mafia stories... was on horrible situation.
I'm from Wales, UK born and raised & still live in, yes it's a country, wow really, besides it's spelt different for a start. Wales ➡️ 🏴 Whales ➡️🐳, see different.
I’ve been told by Americans that Australia is a socialist country. It is not.
We are under a dictatorship. Then pointed to the guy we literally voted out a month prior as the dictator.
I’ve also been told that what works in Australia won’t in america because america is so much bigger, it’s bigger but barely and the population isn’t as sparse as it is in Australia.
Also it’s a total eye roll when ever Americans tell you “their heritage and culture” and do nothing but embarrass themselves in front of people from those actual countries.
Only USians mention heritage with a % attached to it 🤣🤣
The hair fits well to the story of Heidi :D
I'm from Denmark, and was told by an American girl that Denmark first got the written word about 400 years ago, and America was one of the first.
I gave up immediately
I’m from wales and someone in English told me once that I must not speak Welsh in wales because that’s not the language there. I looked at them an said the language of English is not as old as the Welsh language and I then just walked away
Hah! And to think *I* was the one that said dumb things! LOL!! Yeah…. 😂
Your thumbnail says it all lol
On Geography may be it is consoling you, that I asked an (unprepared) upper chinese high-school class to name the neighbouring countries of Germany. The most odd one out was "Brazil".
A lot of Australian spider are deadly venomous, regardless of size.
The problem is that the educated part of the world has a strict code of education which the US of A forgot to follow.
Fun fact: About English, it's an germanic based language.
Yes add it was influenced by a plethora of different cultures and languages, such as Latin, French, Dutch, and Afrikaans also the Britons .. made English really become “English” in England 🏴 🇬🇧
The giant spiders and many other things in Australia can kill you, and don't forget the swarms of mice!! And the terrible heat and the droughts!! They have worse bush fires than you have in California, and I have a friend who lived in Paradise CA, the town that got destroyed a few years back.... and she's still waiting for her beautiful lodge home to be rebuilt!
"yes, no biggie... We only invented the bloody language!"
LOL at the Australian spiders bit - this is the country where practically all the wildlife out there is actively trying to kill you.
10 p.m. at night ??? realy ? Can be 10 p.m. at morning ? Only in America :D
I don't know if someone answer your question about the Colombian girl, pandebono is a type of bread but they use cassava (yuca) flour, it is a delicacy, very soft and sweet kind of flavour, very testy pretty sure you have it since the latin american population in USA is big, even here in uk we have it, chocolisto probably a instant chocolate they just tend to call everything by their brand name.. have a great day.
Its 10pm at night as apposed to 10pm in the morning
7:20 I actually did meet casually a celebrity on one of Prague's squares. He was just standing there around homeless people and I just walked around and kinda eyed him but that counts..? 😂😂
Damn, didn't know Cinco de Mayo was on September 16th. You learn something new every day.
That's brutal to watch, especially the Kardashian part...