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In china we still call the Netherlands holland even on official EMS papers, I had to ship something there last month and I wrote nethland on the paper, the workers in the EMS ask me if I made a typo and wrote holland instead lmao
Now china has one more enemy
China? Bro must be Winnie the Pooh💀
Please never ship something to my country again
Same in India too. We just call them Holland.
East or West Taiwán?
10:30 The Greek pm literally called the leader of the opposition Cringey, he was yet to recover from this, losing the elections with a 20% difference
Maybe the polish and Greek aren't so different after all
The first time I heard that Tusk(opposition leader in PL) called Morawiecki(prime minister) "Bambik" I first died of absolute cringe, second called my nephew what tf "Bambik" even means(I'm old) third, continued to die from the cringe. Which comes to show that politicians in Poland are about as mature as an average Fortnite player.
On powiedział "Ale z ciebie bambik"
*_cringe_*
Maybe im wrong about this.
But I'd rather have immature politicians who make cringe jokes than over-aged men who are decomposing by the minute.
@@red_roy there is one problem, they’re definitely not young.
@@red_roy they are 30 years too old for this kind of language
Whatever "Bambik" means, Morawiecki still is a "bambik"
Spaniard here. The reason the Spanish anthem has no lyrics is because it used to be a military march. Later it was given francoist lyrics, which were removed at the advent of democracy. There have been some proposals to give it lyrics again but it has been impossible to come up with ones that aren't controversial. So the real reason the anthem has no lyrics is quarrelsomeness.
Also thanks for the info. (I was just trying to be funny)
Just take out the parts that can be interpreted wrong. It worked for Germany.
Probably because a lot of anime were translated first in french before they even appeared in the us, but also because some Japanese anime at the time were collaboration between french and Japanese studios.
Perhaps surprisingly, the manga phenomenon is particularly pronounced in France. The country currently ranks as the second-largest manga market outside Japan while also hosting Europe's second-largest annual comics festival in Angoulême.
I was going to say this. You beat me to it lol
French are the most cultured in Europe?
I mean a series I wanted in America I could only find in French when I went Amazon.
idk about italia but araki (author of jojo) is a massive italyboo
as if the 5th part of jojo hasnt shown it enough (it was set in italia)
And wasn't Hitohito Araki's(the author of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure) work got displayed in Louvre?
To answer Drew's question at 5:17 with a very basic explanation; The English language lacks what's known as "agreement marking" which is when the form of the word changes depending on the other words it relates to. For instance in Romance Languages the word changes depending on if the subject of the sentence is male or female grammatically. Because English doesn't have these the only way for an English speaker to determine the subject and object of a sentence is by having a very strict word order.
6:47 Polandball is armed with wz. 35 Ur anti tank rifle (without bipod though) - it makes my Polish proud heart warm 😏
Understanding Greek makes it even better
Average Greek trying not to mention he's Greek online
@@wesleyburton5684 damn that's true
Not a Greek, but we also use a "Soft sound" on word Альфа.
But it does make it better
@@aethous9163 what language?
9:55 The good ending: Yellow with black eagle
I have seen this when Tusk call him "Bambik" i just feel like wtf is going on in Poland
As a Italian I'm not a weeb.
Edit: I have been revealed
Not all Italians are cool, grampa, sorry for your loss.
Enjoy your woke westoid entertainment then.
That’s exactly what an Italian weeb would say
Your are mole
Molesini
the only way not to be a weeb is
Eat a pineapple pizza
0:08 France is the 2nd biggest consumer of Manga and Anime in the world if you didn't know (Japan is 1st obviously)
It made not be the case when it comes to anime, but France is the second biggest consumer of manga behind Japan itself. And it comes a long way : France had its first anime broadcasted on TV in 1972 (Kimba the White Lion, which was known in France as Le Roi Léo) and by 1978 japanese animation was so popular that a famous magazine (Paris Match) used an image of Grendizer (called Goldorak in France) as its front page. Seeing this success, various mangas were published in France in the late 1970s, and the public's affection for it has grown so much that many mangas are only published in Japan and France, no other country being considered interested enough to be worth the risk.
France represents 40% of the whole European comics market, and around 40% of its comics market consists of mangas, and it grows with each passing year.
1:05 Malta actually voted to be part of the United Kingdom several decades ago, but the UK Government couldn’t afford it
Singapore moment?
Italy was actually one of the first countries to import anime PERIOD. Some shows are ingrained in italian culture, such as lupin the 3rd, captain tsubasa (we call it holly and benji), the rose of versailles (lady oscar here) and many more. We especially loved giant robot shows, basically every go nagai mecha was imported here (there's also an italian superhero movie from a couple years ago called "they called him jeeg robot" which has nothing to do with the actuall anime, save for the fact that a character is a huge fan of it and starts calling the protagonist jeeg. Watching anime is something that has basically been mainstream since the 80s, but they were simply cartoons to us italians
as far as I know Spain and Italy got most of the anime from France, France is the first weeb in europe.
@@CarlosGarcia-ze1mk interesting... let's see, do you know which was the first anime that aired in france?
@@temporaneo617 I think it was Goldorak in the late 70's or Ulises 31 maybe, not sure. But my point was most of the animes we received were via france.
just googled it it was Goldorak in summer 1978.
@@CarlosGarcia-ze1mk interesting! Here in italy goldorak (called goldrake because I don't know) actually started airing in april 1978, so only a few months before france! We also got a couple more animes starting in 1977 like Barbapapà (a japanese-dutch coproduction) and heidi, so we basically started at the same time! Italy and france, the two biggest weeb nations in europe
Italy: Simping for anime
Anime: Simping for Italy
When is Drew going to do a Hetalia reaction video?
About why English has to be said in a certain order and not randomly: it is because English does not have cases. They got lost as the language developed. Latin for example has six, so the order of words (technically) does not matter.
True, the word function is determined by its location in the sentence (and by some linking words like prepositions...) or by a variable form (cases...)
Actually, Half-life's district 7 is inspired by a district in Sofia, Bulgaria, as one of the designers of the game's Bulgarian and has talked about this in interviews.
Yep, and also by Saint Petersburg in Russia and Belgrade in Serbia.
List of weird things I've learned about Denmark:
1) They can't talk straight.
2) They can't count right.
3) (New) They have 2 national anthems.
I don’t get can they do anything right?
@@Microwaved_frog Well, they can make a proper flag that follows all vexiological rules. In fact they did it so well that not only do they celebrate the flag as a Christmas decoration on their trees following WW2, but all the Nordic countries are using the same or similar designs.
But yeah, the Danes are a different breed of Nordic. x)
Try saying "you're from holland" to someone from Brabant or Friesland (two provinces with quite distinct and proud cultures) to get the party started
In case you didn't know France is actually the largest consummer of manga outside of Japan, this explains the first meme in case you didn't understand. Although I can't explain why Italy is on there.
We in Italy consume a lot of comics in general having a really healthy comic industry since the sixties.
I wouldn’t be surprised if we consumed a lot of manga as well
italy was one the first countries to widely import anime and broadcasting it on big networks. Like to absurd levels, there isn't a person alive in italy under 60 that wasn't an anime fan at some point
9:27 We Germans had a different flag (1933-1945) you all just didn’t like it and now we’re stuck with this
1:30 Mediterranean hands🤌🤏👋
6:55 that's actually some tuff swearing in Polish 😆 🤣 😆
And that "rrrrr" in "KURRRWA" 🤣
As an English speaker, even though English pronunciation can be really random, if I see a new word, I always know how to pronounce it (but I pronounce it incorrectly on purpose sometimes) and if I hear a word, I automatically know how to spell it. There is no reason why a human should be able to understand English spelling this well. I think it's magic.
5:08
In Turkish,you can ask questions in a random order aswell. We do that quite alot.
As Drew said, plenty languages have loose grammatical orders. Slavic languages do that as well. There's no reason to point out each singular language. There'd just be too many to bother with.
@@sharavy6851 Yeah, but why did you bother to say that he shouldn't give any examples since there are many?
@@tiredcaffeine Because if you bring up a specific language, like Turkish, you're gonna make it sound like it's some stand-out quality of their language, when it's not. You'd have to start naming each language that has that quality.
@@sharavy6851 "...in a random order aswell." "As well" in this case means that this is an example of this feature that is used by other languages.
Person A - "Oh, I ate a burger today, btw."
Person B - "Nice! I ate one as well."
So, are you trying to say that person B should not mention that he too ate a burger because... around 8 billion more people could have did the same thing?
The video also mentioned a language with this feature, but it didn't mention all of the languages. So, you think the creator should have skipped that particular meme about the feature in question?
What kind of a thinking is this?
@@tiredcaffeine Drew doesn't know it's a common feature for most languages. That's why when the Turkish guy said "hey, this is actually a feature in my language" I said "it's actually super common, not really a stand out feature worth talking about". Ok, if the "not worth talking about" offends you, then fine, just imgaine I dropped it. I'm still correct in my assessment. And that burger comparison wasn't applicable. When you say "I ate a burger" " hey, me too" that's a simple exchange of activities.
2:50 Sweden doesn't actually sing about Sweden, we just sing about the Nordic and that we want to live and die there
Did you know George Washington did not know dinosaurs existed
there seems to be an inconsistency. I always imaged that a countryballs eyepatch string would go all away around the ball, otherwise it just looks like the eyepatch is just clinging to the top and bottom of the ball. (or they have just stappled it to their eye or something)
i was recently in poland, so i can personally confirm that yes polish cities do look like that
Yet HL2 was not inspired by it. It was Bulgaria (the art director is from there), Russia and Serbia.
0:43
When that change came for europe i immediately canceled my FULL PRICE subscription and the reason was "Consumer unfriendly business practices"
5:13 as a person who can read Hindi i can confirm that all 4 sentences are correct
4:46 I think whoever made this map forgot who the owners of the Falkland Islands were!
0:54 Estonia:- "I'm good at English. Am I a joke to you?"
IDK if its only me , but sometimes, the dutchies itself call their nation holland, if you try to speak English with them ....has happened quite a bit with an int student here who studies in nl
As a Serbian UA-camr who li es in Europe ironically once said: The Balkans is not a geographical region, but the European cultures that share the experience of being oppressed by the Ottomans.
Goku is super beloved in Mexico, probably being the most beloved character in not just Mexico, but most Latin American countries too
Where in Brasil if you walk a While There is a 60% Chance you will spot something Named Dragon ball Something or Goku Something,Just near my house there is at least 3 Shops with names inspired by it,Barbercues Goku,Goku Burguer,and Believe or Not Fireworks Krillin,That one os funny as hell LMAO
countries like france italy spain mexico imported a lot of anime back in the day because it was cheaper than importing american cartoons or making their own
this was also way before anime was popular in the US btw
That's probably why Saint Seiya was such a phenomenon in those countires, yet nobody even heard of it in the US.
0:57 actually we have English since the 1st grade here in Portugal. Actually out of all romance language countries Portugal is the only one that makes an effort in learning English lmao.
3:09 This one lack the Belgium one: "Having the prime minister singing the national anthem of an other country"
Fun fact - there is no B letter in Greek.
The letter Beta actually is pronounced Vita and stands for V.
in greek to make "b" you have to do μπ (mp) because of the fact it has no letter.
Germans be like why are the bus seats speaking Belgian?
My grandfather (an American) was married to a Filipino he met while he lived there. They moved to America. He went back to the Philippines for work. He then proceeded to fake his own kidnapping by the Chinese government to hide the fact he was cheating on his wife with another Filipino woman, who I believe he is now married to.
That took quite the turn.
Here's a bit of Pop knowledge :
Every frech perso spends at least 7 tears learning English and they still can't speak it
I always got the impression that Russia was the hidden biggest weebs
I wish that Drew was my history teacher
true it would be so funny and cool
France having a lot of weebs is accurate. Most people under 40 grew up with anime, and the most purchased books by teens are mangas. It was a bit harder when I was young to openly like anime outside of DBZ, Naruto and shonen anime, but when I got to highschool, anime was already pretty much as essential to your social life.
sometimes, atleast a half of anime-enjoying people i have seen is most likely a weeb and makes anime a part of their personality, keep talking about animes and referencing animes, and make animes essential to their life as if they'd die without it.
its a bit annoying to see when you can just enjoy anime for what it is but some decide to make it a huge part of their personality but honestly its not that bad most of the time nor does it affect me. i acted like this too lol
@@floof6896 I didn't get what you meant. Is it just an anecdote or does it tie into what I said? If so, please tell me.
@@maelstrom57 Yeah I said "under 40" by mistake. Whenever I think about my parents' ages, I think back to when I was a kid, which doesn't help. Should have been "under 60" actually. Considering when récréa 2 started.
1:00 Portugal has one of the highest english literacy rates in Europe, please get our flag out of that category.
5:02 something similar with Slavic languages (or at least East Slavic languages)
Greeks when people don't know how to read their ancient language: 1:35
France is the second manga consumer after Japan
For anyone who doesn't understand what Bambik means. It's like a noob but polish version (this is coming from a man born in poland, it was soooo cringe btw)
Funfact, the fable/myth/whatever of the flying Dutchman is called fliegender (flying) Holländer (a person from Holland) it exists even there...
how could you start us off with such jumpscare
Drew: "We gotta talk about SOME of Germanys national anthem"
Germany: "Oh NEIN! We do NOT talk about those parts of the national anthem!"
Like literally, the first part is outright illegal in Germany.
3:03 why are Flandres and Wallonia separate, since when did we split up
10:30 "bambik" is basically bambi in English.
If I had a dollar for every time an opposition leader has called the prime minister a fortnite slur, I’d have one dollar. That isn’t a lot, but it’s still weird that it happened.
Ah, yes. It's noon, the sun is out and I was just wondering if Drew had already posted. Perfect!
Hey Drew. Your countryball vids are amazing
For half life, i thought the cities were modeled after Czechia? Maybe valve was inspire by central European countries.
It's just modeled after eastern Europe in general I think
why France is on the list is because they read a lot of mangas
that's mostly due to how the Club Dorothée (a very popular kid's/teenager's show on TF1 back in the 90s) would play anime during downtime because it was cheap
so French and Walloon gen X and older millenials grew up watching a lot of it, especially the kind that was cheaply animated and more akin to a slideshow
hence they switched to manga when animations got more fluid
5:08 there are 4 ok ways to say that in English. "did you hear that sound?", "did you that sound hear?", "you did that sound hear?", "did hear you that sound?".
that last one sounds perfectly fine if one puts "thee" in place of "you". and "didst" in place of "did".
"you did hear that sound?" is also grammatically correct, but has a different meaning. you would only say it if you wanted the answer to be in the affirmative. whereas with the others there is no such expectation.
in Urdu, and i'm pretty sure in Hindi as well, one's got
"tumney woh aawaaz suni?"
"tumney suni woh aawaaz?"
"tumney woh suni aawaaz?"
"tumney aawaaz suni woh?"
"woh aawaaz tumney suni?"
"woh aawaaz suni tumney?"
"suni tumney woh aawaz?"
"aawaaz suni tumney woh?"
so there are very few incorrect word orders (but there are some), and unlike in English, none of the correct word orders sound weird or archaic.
tumney = you did
woh = that
aawaaz = sound
suni = hear
«Swamp germans», LMAO! This is why Drew learns geograhphy and we are glad. 😆
The national anthems forgot about the other option sing about “bombs bursting in the air”
We need drew to do a kabab review.
The french 90s kids are all weebs, it's because in the 90s french kid's TV had nothing but anime.
10:10 im now happy that i am not anywhere near berlin so i wont be in a battlefield when berlin gets taken over
As a Filipino, I never realized that our 4th largest island was so r-
How doing Son
Sorry I am American
roundish?
@@11kimczi he probably meant that one island in Visayas just happens to be named similarly to the n-word...
@@walalang741 the spanish dudes called the island negros because of some dark skinned people they spotted there. the n word is practically just negros but modern
Petition for drew to put the khanate of Khiva flag in the background day 2
3:46 i didnt even know it was the 4th largest island i just know people think its a slur
for me the greek alpha pronounciation is the easiest thing in the world because i am german wich makes me almost sound like that guy when saying it
As a dutch person calling our country Holland is the most insulting thing you can say
+9999999999999999
emotional damage
"FiRSt" people : I have been summoned
I like how that guy is going on about Greek pronunciation but pronounces 'beta' wrong himself (he said 'bey-tah' not 'beh-tah')
Edit: it might be Ancient Greek I’m thinking of my knowledge is kinda outdated
As a Polish citizen I can confirm that half-life 2 is inspired by Polish cities.
3:32 that's andalucia, not all of Spain
10:38 what do you mean? The aliens are pretty nice people
0:10 change all of them for Brazil and you have an accurate meme.
2:37 in poland we call the Netherlands- Holandia- Which basically translates to Holland
Oficjalnie nazywamy ich Niderlandami, ale nie każdemu się chce. W końcu Holandia jest łatwiejsza do wypowiedzenia.
@@sharavy6851 aaaa, masz racje, w 2020 roku zmienili na niderlandie
@@sharavy6851 Chociaż, Nazwą krótką zalecaną przez Komisję Standaryzacji Nazw Geograficznych poza Granicami Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej jest „Holandia”, a w wersji pełnej oficjalnej „Królestwo Niderlandów”. Więc obydwaj mamy racje?
Je maakt een grap, toch? TOCH?!
"Meanwhile 30 minutes later"
-Drew Durnil
The dutch would probably preferably called Swamp/beaver Germany than Holland. Except people of the region of Holland obviously.
As far as I know, in Romanian the only way to refer to the Netherlands is as “Olanda” so literally Holland
5:55 Americans can be weird
Funny thing is there is no Netherlands in the Turkish language. It's just Holland over here, all of it...
Greek Letters in English:
Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Mu Nu Xi Omicron Phi Ro Sigma Tau Upsilon Pi Kai Si Omega
Yes, french are massive weebs. Due to insanely popular TV shows during the 80' 90's ("Le club Dorothée" the TV show with, in proportion, the highest audience rate ever) France is nowadays the biggest manga and anime consumer after Japan itself.
It is really interesting to see how children TV shows can have such a massive impact on the pop culture, even decades after they ended.
(7:35) If I'm not mistaken, the Russian translation of the game translates Ukraine to Moscow
It's ulfa, beetah, daylta, gummah, epseelohn...
I have been watching you ever since 3-4 years ago
NEVER include Portugal in a list of countries that don't know english, just check the english proficiency index.
Did a rewatch of the classic band of brothers, and they are definitely calling the entirety of the Netherlands Holland. So let me end on a famous Simpsons quote: haha
Poland choosing another:
[X] Song about rebellion against russia - Mazurek
[ ] Song about rebellion against germany - Rota
Drew:"German German."
me:"ITS HIGH GERMAN TO YOU"
1:00 Portuguese people speak some of the best English out there in Europe.
Italy introduced me to Naruto. No joke I was on holiday with my parents and this weird cartoon kept being reran 24/7. That's how they got me.
0:10 *japan has joined the chat*
Me seeing a meme from a "Spider-man into the Spider-verse" whilst being on my way to watch "Spider-man across the Spider-verse"...
The first one got me tho 😂😂😂