Finally, I was wondering if I would ever use that jar of sand in a video. Thanks to all the Kiwi geograpeeps that helped out with this video. you guys rock. If could Haka for you I would. Sweet as.
@@bentrally But it was the most accurate you tube clip I've seen about NZ made by non-kiwis and people actually seem to know now that we exist...Maybe it was better for us before that???
@@keithtonkin6959 Some of this stuff I did not even know about like how we do not appear on some maps and that we have islands around us that are considered apart of NZ. I knew about them but I thought they here like Figi being there own country
I basically knew everything he was talking about and I learned some new things like new Zealand being Australias Canada that was great, honesty it was just great for new Zealand to be recognized, we don't get mentioned in media a lot
Eye roll of the century for both New Zealanders and Aussies. Would have said "Kiwis" but you Mourie bros sometimes cringe at that when we talk about all New Zealand Peeps..
From a New Zealander, we really appreciate this video man, trust me, whenever we hear our country named anywhere we get all excited because we’re hardly ever mentioned 😂 And as a Maori half cast, I also want to say thank you for putting in the obvious effort to try and pronounce our words correctly, we really do appreciate that, and I apologise for the people who are giving you shit for your pronunciation, they don’t understand that you didn’t grow up with the language and that you’re only just now learning. It all comes with practice. Cheers mate 🤙🏽
Totally agree, I don't see why some people have to have a go at someone for trying to speak Maori, the dude is American of course he won't be perfect, but hell he's trying and he may even make it more popular to people overseas, I mean I'm learning Russian and when I stuff up a word they don't care, they're just happy someone wants to learn it lol people just need to chill lol
NZ isn't Australia's Canada Nz aint even Australia's, nor is it the commonwealths or British empire nor the Vatican's. Aokealoa (nz) belongs to Indigenous Aokealoa Kānaka Maoli who settled Aokealoa 1200 years ago.
I see you trying with Maori Pronunciation. You murder some of it, but get some surprisingly right too. 7/10 good effort, I expected it to be far worse.
Yeah some of the ones he got wrong I feel were cancelled out by some of the others he got perfectly right (that even a lot of kiwis pronounce wrong) so dont think I can be mad at him lol
@@_Zekken Yeah, 10 points for effort. We hear native New Zealanders do a worse job on a daily basis, so it's hard to get mad about mistakes when they obviously put in real effort to try and pronounce our language well, and did a pretty good job on most occasions. :-)
The fact that Australia has a part in the constitution saying New Zealand can join anytime makes it feel like one of those friendships where one party very clearly has romantic feelings and the other just wants to stay friends, but the former remains hopeful that eventually the other will change their mind.
and deep down NZ obviously feels the same way but is too indecisive because of Australias troubled past 😂 ... and all the other countries look at both of them like "Just kiss already 🙄"
Ah yes, we always remember our role in WW1 as the part we played in Samoa, and totally not the whole Galipolli campaign, which we have a national holiday for.
The one part they screwed up. Samoa? Really? Gallipoli is considered NZs birth as a nation as opposed to being a colony, besides that our men played major parts in the 2nd Battle of the Somme and Passchendaele as well.
Yeah actually learnt some stuff about my own country from the video, particularly that stuff about Tokelau and the other independent/semi independent nations.
I miss this place so much. I’m Korean but I spent 18 months of my formative years in Christchurch. It’s not long but there are a handful of lasting crystal clear memories that I cherish. Most of my earliest memories are from my time there. I miss the blue skies, the Real minced meat pies (I later learned the rest of the world except Australia were calling dried fruit pies that. Disappointing as raisons in a cookie), animals everywhere, paua necklaces, the beach and the whales and seals, and just letting the wind move my body. It’s an idealised image through the eyes of a child, but still.
on behalf of all of us from new zealand, thank you for making this video. it's pretty nice to see you guys making a video about us i even learned a few new things about my country that i didn't know prior. thank you
you forgot to mention New Zealands further involvement in WW1, specifically Gallipoli, wich had a huge impact on Australian and New Zealandian national identity
Yeah that was such an odd way to describe our involvement in the World Wars. Made it seem like we were barely involved, when we had one of the highest casualty rates, and one of the main leaders in the Battle of Britain was a Kiwi
Personally as a New Zealander, I reckon you guys did better than most at not butchering our place names *for the most part*, a couple of things to point out would be that we call the North Island and South Island literally "The North Island" or "The South Island", also the big mountain chain of the North Island that goes from Wellington to Gisborne is called the Axial Ranges, Kaweka is one part of it. Imo there were probably a few cooler things to mention in the attractions like Coromandel or the longest place name from the start of the video, as well as all the comments I've seen about Taika Waititi. Overall great job of explaining our history and culture, one thing I noticed was missing was NZ's efforts in galipolli during WW1, which is kind of a big deal over here every ANZAC day. Chur Geography Now, I'm impressed!
@Max Smith I reckon closing the ceremonies this year undermines the attacks 'not changing who we are,' but whatever hopefully nothing will be cancelled again next year
Don't know why this was in my recommended, I am from NZ born and raised. For those wondering, this video is very accurate and has nearly no mistakes. The only bad part was the pronunciation of many words, it was to be expected though. Great video, I thought I was going to be facepalming and cringing at how bad it was but it is done very well.
Cut them some slack, as if you didn't see this coming. People outside of Oceania typically get this stuff intertwined lol like our flags for an example lmfao (nzer btw)
In WW1 New Zealand was also involved in Europe, most notably in the Gallipoli campaign, where ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps) forces landed in Turkey.
@@eiecheverri2 Funnily enough the guy responsible was elected british prime minister in another famous war. At least he was better leading a country then leading forces.
10:25 well, Brazilian sign language was officiallized in 2002 in federal level so I guess Libras was the first sign language to be considered a second language
I would have definitely mentioned Taika Waititi as a famous New Zealander. He wrote Moana and Thor: Ragnarok; The later he also directed. Additionally he directed some episodes of Flight of the Concords. He once was nominated for an Oscar. He also co starred in Green Lantern.
Should've mentioned What We Do in the Shadows rather than derivative superhero movie #352. I know the Thor movie is far more well known but hopefully that changes now that they're doing a TV adaptation of What We Do in the Shadows.
Alma Alleman Thor ragnarok was written by Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost. And he has nothing to do with Moana. Where do you get your information? Or is it that you invent it or something?
Barbs, I think this is one of the best episodes you have ever done. All the jokes felt fresh, visuals are even better than normal, nothing dragged, and it generally felt like you had a blast making this episode. -Cheers from Michigan
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Not exactly. The way NZ treats its indigenous populations is light years ahead of Canada. Not to mention that the recent trucker protests have exposed some of Canada's dark and ugly underbelly.
@@TheChimples Don't worry, we also have a dark and ugly underbelly that identifies more with the hillbillies in the US. They had their own trucker/farmer "envoy". Just another way we're similar .
nah that was ok.. hangi was way funnier but to be fair someone probably didnt tell her the correct pronunciation and she read it the way she thought it was pronounced!
I’m a baby boomer and some people in the past 30 years started thinking computers and technology would make young people zombies who just played computer games. But you make learning new things so interesting. I think your channel is an example of what education will be like in the future 😃
There is a memorial in Wellington with the most beautiful words from Kemal Ataturk to the families of young men who died at Gallipoli. It shows a great generosity of spirit.
Not really, if you think some dancing is what culture is then read some more. Europeans still brought civilization to them, a written language, values, arquitecture, etc, just like everywhere else
Kia ora from a Maori in New Zealand. You did an awesome job of explaining our beautiful country. Love that you made mention of Zealandia also. Nga mihi nui.
I'm a New Zealander, I've been watching this channel since 2015, in alphabetical order when New Zealand finally got uploaded 4.5 years ago I was really happy! I wanted to watch it right away! it's taken me this long to finally get to it! I feel relieved, i'm too OCD to watch these out of order so it was a lonnnng wait! For foreigners you did a really good job pronouncing the words, some people born here do a worse job tbh.
Pretty good... though in WWI we didn't just hang around the islands. We got together with the Australians & formed the ANZACs - the Australia-New Zealand-Army Corps. With them we participated in a major offensive in Turkey, storming the beaches in a place called Gallipoli. On April 25th we have a national holiday called ANZAC Day in which we commemorate all those lost to war, but particularly focuses on the Gallipoli campaign. April 25th is the day we lay wreathes and wear poppies to remember our fallen.
I'm from Chileand I have the fortune of having my school exchange here in New Zealand, I was supposed to stay for just 6 months but due to covid I ended up staying the whole year, and I couldn't be any more happy about it. I'm having so much fun, it's truly a great and beautiful country!!
@@levischorpioen Oh I agree, but as it was mentioned in the previous video already, I can understand why they're not mentioning it again. I feel like it would already be exaggerating our (Dutch) role in New Zealand history.
@@peepeetrain8755 They had their own giant terror birds that make emus look like kiwi birds and they hunted them to extinction with spears... What's Australia's excuse?
When the Magna Carta was signed in 1215, and during most of Notre Dame Cathedral's construction, no humans lived in New Zealand. There's something existential about that... And meanwhile just a two-hour flight away in Australia, humans were living there before they were in Europe.
Not in love with your use of "existential" but I totally get what you're going for and it is very interesting to think about. I also like thinking the absolute cultural isolation of Aboriginal Tasmanians and other groups like them around the world. Imagine walking to a new land and then generations later having the sea rise so that your entire population is isolated for thousands for tens of thousands of years.
Hey man, sorry to say but it's 1200 BC not 1200 AD when the Polynesians arrived. So yeah, Europe was still in the Bronze age and 2400 years off signing the Magna Carta.
@@shaulpagis-sharon4484 Sugar, yup I just searched it up and you're right. I got mixed up with Polynesian expansion into the pacific. Thanks for clearing that up!
9:55 I am an Aussie and the Kiwi dialect sounds nothing like ours. It is completely different. It’s one of the things us Aussies take the mick out of them for. Their pronunciation for six as “sux” always and fish and chips as “fush and chups” is always a source of great humour. However as an Aussie I love New Zealand to bits as they are just an amazing country with very few, if any, bad things about them.
And Europeans voted Kiwis as the most understandable and likable English speakers. As an Australian, I am surprised to hear there were Kiwis in PNG during WWII they would have been airmen and sailors I think. I am aware that a Fijian regiment served in the NZL army and fought the Japanese later in the war. They defended NZL while the Kiwis were in the Middle East. Many Americans were also in NZL but killed more of their own than Japanese when sent to battle. The USAF continues the tradition by bombing allies around the world and has killed more Kiwis since the Vietnam War than the enemy. Americans in Melbourne engaged in terrible race-based battles every Friday night which are still talked about today.
I do have 1 issue with the video and that is that Ruapehu is the most active volcano, really it is whakaari or white island off the cost of Whakatane in the bay of plenty
Finally, I was wondering if I would ever use that jar of sand in a video. Thanks to all the Kiwi geograpeeps that helped out with this video. you guys rock. If could Haka for you I would. Sweet as.
Not first
not 1st
1/10 No Reference of Me
You love New Zealand Paul
Geography Now! new zealand (flag friday)
I'm glad to be mentioned as an honorable New Zealander
oii nice seeing you here
I hear they banned 4chan in New Zealand now..
OI M8
oii you're heree
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath It literally isn't banned.
Where's Queenland??? In NZ?? Did you mean Queens....town??
Oh now that you mention it I missed that slip-up lol I'm still amazed at how they said Marlborough
@@bentrally But it was the most accurate you tube clip I've seen about NZ made by non-kiwis and people actually seem to know now that we exist...Maybe it was better for us before that???
@@keithtonkin6959 Some of this stuff I did not even know about like how we do not appear on some maps and that we have islands around us that are considered apart of NZ. I knew about them but I thought they here like Figi being there own country
I'm glad I wasn't the only one to notice
Not many clicked on to that so much for research lol
Why am i watching this I've lived here my whole life
Same. The fact that I am also actually learning things is probably pretty bad too hahaha
SAME!
I basically knew everything he was talking about and I learned some new things like new Zealand being Australias Canada that was great, honesty it was just great for new Zealand to be recognized, we don't get mentioned in media a lot
Same🤣🤣
Same
"queen's land"
It's name queen's town not queen's land. Queen's land is in Australia
Eye roll of the century for both New Zealanders and Aussies. Would have said "Kiwis" but you Mourie bros sometimes cringe at that when we talk about all New Zealand Peeps..
@@84Jointer It's Maori*
Yep, being from New Zealand I noticed that aswell and it really annoyed me
@@shawnbuchanan14 He was imitating how they were pronouncing it.
hard
From a New Zealander, we really appreciate this video man, trust me, whenever we hear our country named anywhere we get all excited because we’re hardly ever mentioned 😂 And as a Maori half cast, I also want to say thank you for putting in the obvious effort to try and pronounce our words correctly, we really do appreciate that, and I apologise for the people who are giving you shit for your pronunciation, they don’t understand that you didn’t grow up with the language and that you’re only just now learning. It all comes with practice. Cheers mate 🤙🏽
Fark yeah!!!
Agreed. I thought the pronunciation was by far the best I've heard from any non-Kiwi. Well done.
Speak for urself the video was trash
YrUdUm what was trash about it? 😂
Totally agree, I don't see why some people have to have a go at someone for trying to speak Maori, the dude is American of course he won't be perfect, but hell he's trying and he may even make it more popular to people overseas, I mean I'm learning Russian and when I stuff up a word they don't care, they're just happy someone wants to learn it lol people just need to chill lol
"New Zealand is Australia's Canada"
me: LAUGHING UNCONTROLABLY
also me: it is trudeau
fclp67 LMAO underrated comment 😂😂😂
Sooooo truuuuuuuuuu do
NZ isn't Australia's Canada Nz aint even Australia's, nor is it the commonwealths or British empire nor the Vatican's.
Aokealoa (nz) belongs to Indigenous Aokealoa Kānaka Maoli who settled Aokealoa 1200 years ago.
@@aokealoamaoli2804 Wanna spell Aotearoa and Maori right be you start bitching.
@@aokealoamaoli2804 Its part if the commonwealth just like Australia is, get over it.
I see you trying with Maori Pronunciation. You murder some of it, but get some surprisingly right too. 7/10 good effort, I expected it to be far worse.
Yeah some of the ones he got wrong I feel were cancelled out by some of the others he got perfectly right (that even a lot of kiwis pronounce wrong) so dont think I can be mad at him lol
@@_Zekken Yeah, 10 points for effort. We hear native New Zealanders do a worse job on a daily basis, so it's hard to get mad about mistakes when they obviously put in real effort to try and pronounce our language well, and did a pretty good job on most occasions. :-)
They said the Māori words better than the Pākehā ones lol, Marlborough was bad, but then "Queenland" lmao
@@_Zekken a
this is literally every kiwi ever watching a video about nz
The fact that Australia has a part in the constitution saying New Zealand can join anytime makes it feel like one of those friendships where one party very clearly has romantic feelings and the other just wants to stay friends, but the former remains hopeful that eventually the other will change their mind.
Australia is a "hopeless romantic" 🤣🤣🤣
and deep down NZ obviously feels the same way but is too indecisive because of Australias troubled past 😂 ... and all the other countries look at both of them like "Just kiss already 🙄"
So they’re like Mary and Bert. Or me and my first girlfriend.
New Zealand was actually a part of Australia, specifically the colony New South Wales, until 1841.
Think you’ll find that’s not entirely correct.
Ah yes, we always remember our role in WW1 as the part we played in Samoa, and totally not the whole Galipolli campaign, which we have a national holiday for.
Noticed that too
Yep, I was waiting for a ANZAC mention
The one part they screwed up. Samoa? Really? Gallipoli is considered NZs birth as a nation as opposed to being a colony, besides that our men played major parts in the 2nd Battle of the Somme and Passchendaele as well.
Also the North Africa campaign in WW2 all the way through Italy and Greece aswell.
yea but i allways take these vids with a hint of salt they cant mention everything but they should've mentioned it somewhere as a holiday with date
Everyone gangsta till they heading down Baldwin Street in a wheelie bin
haha
People race jeffers down that hill I have tried but they all broke.
I remember a guy died doing that, he hit a caravan that was just sticking out from a driveway.
Poggers Coggers it was a girl who died
@@kylan1989 did you just call jafas jeffers??
15:10
New Zealand: exist
Chinese people: *it's free real estate*
Nice
And you also get called a racist and a xenophobe here if you dare point it out lmao
China takes over anything
Lol this is true, it also happens here in Australia.
Amayz yeah, but it’s more of an invasion
"It's okay.... You can win."
That's exactly what we say when New Zealand beats India. We respect em players for their humility. 🇮🇳
Yeah new Zealand has one of the most humble cricket team
Hey watch the video "10 reasons not to visit New Zealand" by garandhero.
Cricket isn't popular with all kiwis rugby and rugby league is our sport mma,boxing, basketball were good at real sports 👊
@@一道霞光 hiii where are you from
@@secretm4a1rifle68 I from nz
Left my scooter outside the dairy.
Nek minnit…
i 100% appreciate this comment
only real og's know this one
Only the real ones get this
Lol
Damn how did you sneak this one in lol
We worked so hard to be hidden, now everyone knows where we are. Bugger!
Haha 😂
quick get the sheep
Don't worry, when the yanks and north Koreans were having a war of words, we changed all our maps to show New Zealand as Australia...
best we change our flag that won't find us then...oh wait!
i know right! I wanna keep da coutry chillllllll
Literally live 12 minutes away from piha beach and did not know the sand was magnetic
😂😂😂I was gunna drive down and test it out today but it's raining
Cmu bro😂😂😂
Yeah actually learnt some stuff about my own country from the video, particularly that stuff about Tokelau and the other independent/semi independent nations.
bruh how that stuff always gets on my phone
ikr 😂
1:50 Correction: Christchurch is the actually the 2nd largest city in NZ, Wellington is only the third largest
Well they didn't lose a war to emus
They kicked the Moa to extinction.
Incel Aboriginal Australian vs Chad Maori
Nothing loose about it. Very tight, in fact.
That was Australia
Aya ya While Australia just built fences
lol the way she pronounced kumara though lmao im dying
i freaking knooooow
Also Hangi 9:01 ouch
@@Makabush64 ikr
Ikr 😂
At least she is trying. Are you?
Places of interest: includes Rainbow's End.
lol
All New Zealanders shook their head in shame at that
Natalie Grant why?
@@nataliegrant3215 fell off my seat when i heard that
Lauren Tsai
Basically it’s a theme park with one roller coaster, a food processor, a fear fall, a pirate ship and that’s about it
@@mari_stella Its a pure disgrace of a theme park 😂
I miss this place so much. I’m Korean but I spent 18 months of my formative years in Christchurch. It’s not long but there are a handful of lasting crystal clear memories that I cherish. Most of my earliest memories are from my time there.
I miss the blue skies, the Real minced meat pies (I later learned the rest of the world except Australia were calling dried fruit pies that. Disappointing as raisons in a cookie), animals everywhere, paua necklaces, the beach and the whales and seals, and just letting the wind move my body. It’s an idealised image through the eyes of a child, but still.
0:04, yeah when I think New Zealand I think that
Who doesn't
Same
Somewhere in that word it said something that sounded like "motha fuka"
Lord of the rings, rugby and terror attacks
@@mazinfaeedi7096 Yup that's Maori
You forgot the Haas eagle worlds biggest eagle which hunted moa but when moa when extinct it had no food so also when extinct
Uno reverse card
Is that the rainbow coloured one?
"Haasts" eagle
@@jameswaitokia4790 12:41 it's hunting Moa, and use to pick up small children (not pictured).
thanks thows hawks can pick up human and cows and so on
on behalf of all of us from new zealand, thank you for making this video. it's pretty nice to see you guys making a video about us
i even learned a few new things about my country that i didn't know prior. thank you
I'm also a kiwi and I approve this message
Good pronunciation for the most part, I absolutely love how the only real mispronunciations are of English names
@@biponacci i made my thank you comment sound a little fancy so i toned it down a bit and did some minor edits
How do you speak for all NZ?
As an Irishman I lived here for 7 years. Loved it. Before I moved I liked rugby and outdoors, afterwards I became obsessed.
I'm an Irishman addicted to rugby
That test series wins over the All of the Blacks was mad
Nearly tore my voice box in half
New Zealand is the best country I’ve been to.
Has everything
thanks
🙌 thanks
Thanks
and gangs.
@@Syrr7777 everywhere has gangs.
The pronunciation on the Maori words was just a little off in this, better than most though. But yeah you smashed the actual geography as expected.
He kept saying morrrrrri lol
I thought he did a good job and I speak te reo Maori.
@Ÿamada True lmao
@@noatereu6360 I thought he did too.
He did good. Way better than people from NZ
Great video. A few hiccups but hundy percent little mistakes. NZ is a complicated country. Proud to be a part of it. Tu Meke!
I'm so sorry that you got demonetized for this video.
Me too.
Why?
@@Justin-ml8id He mentioned the Christchurch 2019 shootings for a few seconds.
@@gerryxavier8833 can I have a timestamp?
@@watchassassins5735 13:25
I’m Canadian and I agree New Zealand is basically Australia’s Canada. Also we like people from New Zealand 😎
bet lmfao i wanna move to canada for the skiing heard its best in world
@@hazee03 my dad flys almost every year from NZ to North America to ski because the skiing here is so shite in comparison 😂
Maura Davis-Wall ayy i really wanna go to canada north america and japan for skiing sounds so good
Not the first time ive heard this 😂
Please, don't put us kiwis in the same sentence with aussies
Fun fact: The New Zealand Air Force emblem has a kiwi bird on it.
Think about that, a flightless bird on the air force emblem
Australia puts something they eat on theirs
Who said kiwis couldnt fly, huh?
@@uexstbcauseweallowit I hope this is sarcasm.
Australia puts a kangaroo in their roundel. Britain’s looks just like a target! No matter.
And the RCAF uses a maple leaf for their roundel.
you forgot to mention New Zealands further involvement in WW1, specifically Gallipoli, wich had a huge impact on Australian and New Zealandian national identity
Yeah that was such an odd way to describe our involvement in the World Wars. Made it seem like we were barely involved, when we had one of the highest casualty rates, and one of the main leaders in the Battle of Britain was a Kiwi
AND THE LEGENDARY BOB SEMPLE TANK IN WW2!
@@loganm15 yeah, that thing too, the greatest tank in history, according to some mid western youtube dude....
@@boreasreal5911 potential history?
@@JohnSmith-ey6zy yep
Love New Zealand, wonderful country I hope one day I'll visit, greetings from Peru
🇵🇪🇳🇿🇵🇪🇳🇿🇵🇪🇳🇿
It's funny that you covered "old" Zealand in the previous episode (Zeeland is a region in the Netherlands and the actual reason it's *new* zealand)
Zeeland is a region of the Netherlands, Zealand is a region of Denmark and New Zealand is of course, the country
@@liamhackney5045 But New Zealand is named after the Dutch one
Well the one in Netherlands is Zeeland
@@Drawphilic as somebody above already stated, it's named by the Dutch one and probably got adapted to the English language.
Don't forget Sealand on the coast of England as well
I’ve been waiting years for this episode, and I wasn’t disappointed. Thanks Barbs, all the way from NZ.
Personally as a New Zealander, I reckon you guys did better than most at not butchering our place names *for the most part*, a couple of things to point out would be that we call the North Island and South Island literally "The North Island" or "The South Island", also the big mountain chain of the North Island that goes from Wellington to Gisborne is called the Axial Ranges, Kaweka is one part of it. Imo there were probably a few cooler things to mention in the attractions like Coromandel or the longest place name from the start of the video, as well as all the comments I've seen about Taika Waititi. Overall great job of explaining our history and culture, one thing I noticed was missing was NZ's efforts in galipolli during WW1, which is kind of a big deal over here every ANZAC day.
Chur Geography Now, I'm impressed!
@Max Smith I reckon closing the ceremonies this year undermines the attacks 'not changing who we are,' but whatever hopefully nothing will be cancelled again next year
Yeah I was surprised that Galipolli wasn't mentioned, its kinda a big deal
if u ever go to Coromandel (im from there) please NEVER NevER gO To KEnEDy bAY. (iM aLSo FrOm thERE.)
@@niki6416 nah g Kennedy bay's mean, the summer there was pretty awesome a few years back
@@Geckoblade64 I think you spoke too soon
Teacher: the spelling test won't be hard!
The spelling test: 0:03
You have no idea how proud and grateful i am that you added the Te Reo versions of the name places. Thanks so much man. Nga Mihi!
btw for the islands its "The South Island" or "The North Island", I have never heard anyone in NZ not include "The" when referencing the islands.
You're so right
Yeah but those are the proper names for them.
@@kylan1989 I asked some kiwis they aren't even aware that they say "The" everytime. This is the official version that is not in the travel books
Wow I never realised that but yeah there is always that "The" there
@@fgseven Aye its very sutble tho
I’ve been to New Zealand as an exchange student, an amazing experience, it’s such a wonderful and magical country! Love from France 🇫🇷❤️
Thanks ( :
Love from New Zealand
Love from South Osetia
Is it more expensive than France ?
@@guernanei4179 not really, maybe a little
@Sneha Bhati I went to baradene in Auckland !
Don't know why this was in my recommended, I am from NZ born and raised. For those wondering, this video is very accurate and has nearly no mistakes. The only bad part was the pronunciation of many words, it was to be expected though. Great video, I thought I was going to be facepalming and cringing at how bad it was but it is done very well.
I am impressed that the presenters have obviously tried to get the pronounciation right and come pretty close, Ka Pai!
"Queenland" lol
When I think of new zealand I only remember that they are
Neighbours of patch amberdash
OK...
Ok...?
Ok
ok
*combo breaker*
I bet you practiced that intro several million times
BlueManIan he had to go to Europe to get it off his mind
Veer M r/whoooooooooosh
We also have the world’s third largest tree by trunk volume if your interested. Its also estimated to be between 1250 and 2500 years old.
Queenland? QUEENLAND? Seriously guys? You had 1 job... ONE JOB!
Ahahah honestly!
Huehue
Maybe he should'nt have done New Zealand
O they butchered so much
Cut them some slack, as if you didn't see this coming. People outside of Oceania typically get this stuff intertwined lol like our flags for an example lmfao (nzer btw)
In WW1 New Zealand was also involved in Europe, most notably in the Gallipoli campaign, where ANZAC (Australia and New Zealand Army Corps) forces landed in Turkey.
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rip
In a poorly planned landing that killed many troops :( war never changes.
@@eiecheverri2
Funnily enough the guy responsible was elected british prime minister in another famous war.
At least he was better leading a country then leading forces.
Exactly! In WW2 too.
I had a miniature heart attack; I thought it was on Z's and there was only 2 left.
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Relax honey. We still got a long way before Z. Finishing all the countries with S will at least take half a year.
Miniature heart attack? You might want to get that checked out. ;)
@RandomMe Entertainment Zew Nealand
Zealand New
10:25 well, Brazilian sign language was officiallized in 2002 in federal level so I guess Libras was the first sign language to be considered a second language
I would have definitely mentioned Taika Waititi as a famous New Zealander. He wrote Moana and Thor: Ragnarok; The later he also directed. Additionally he directed some episodes of Flight of the Concords. He once was nominated for an Oscar. He also co starred in Green Lantern.
Also Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Should've mentioned What We Do in the Shadows rather than derivative superhero movie #352. I know the Thor movie is far more well known but hopefully that changes now that they're doing a TV adaptation of What We Do in the Shadows.
Alma Alleman Thor ragnarok was written by Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost.
And he has nothing to do with Moana.
Where do you get your information? Or is it that you invent it or something?
New Zealand: Iceland of the South.
New Zealand: Australia but cold
New Zealand: smol Canada
It's actually more like Norway
Greetings from Troutdale, Oregon, USA.
New Zealand: Wyoming of the south
I Hate It When New Zealand Keeps Getting Cut Off On The Map
They Are Our Friends :) 🇳🇱❤🇳🇿
THANKS
I kinda like my country this way.
@@mrtofuman5016 yeah hard, it's kinda nice not always being in the drama
omg can we be friends then
@AP Ndrssn Nah we don't, we just hate them lol
Love from the UK. I wish I lived in New Zealand.🇳🇿🤝🇬🇧❤️
The girl's pronunciation of Maori had me dead
I agree
It’s either mou-ari or mouri pronunciation wise. imo
I agree 100%
When he said the pronunciation for Māori and the last one that he said Wasn't how you pronounced, it sounded the most correct!
I will still spell it as maorey;)
who else is watching this just because they live in nz
edit: Thanks for so many likes
mee XD
Senjiy hahaha me
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Eyyyyy
Barbs, I think this is one of the best episodes you have ever done. All the jokes felt fresh, visuals are even better than normal, nothing dragged, and it generally felt like you had a blast making this episode.
-Cheers from Michigan
Adam Blugerman I’m from Michigan too
And he mentioned dolan dark in the famous people section, this automatically makes it the best
Michiganders unite! IDK I am from Michigan as well
Same, love Michigan. Geography now states when he's done w the countries? 🕵️
I've probaly learned more about geography from this channel than all my years in school
As a Maori I am impressed with your pronouncements!!!
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Keitoawesome 21 bag??!:&:&:
Although they were mostly off it's impressive the effort they actually put into it.
As a Canadian I've always viewed New Zealand as our cultural twin. Big time love ♥️
Yep, we’re always getting overshadowed and mocked by our larger neighbours...
i always say this ❤️
Hey watch the video "10 reasons not to visit New Zealand" by garandhero.
Not exactly. The way NZ treats its indigenous populations is light years ahead of Canada. Not to mention that the recent trucker protests have exposed some of Canada's dark and ugly underbelly.
@@TheChimples Don't worry, we also have a dark and ugly underbelly that identifies more with the hillbillies in the US. They had their own trucker/farmer "envoy". Just another way we're similar .
Justice for this video! You can’t ignore bad things that happened! And he said it in the most euphemistic way possible. Re-monetize this video!
New Zealand: Earth's Bonus Track
You guys didn't include Taika Waititi as a famous NZer -_-
Hi my names Korg.
He's not THAT famous... just some bloke from up the road, with a camera. Like Pete Jackson, but brown skinned and thin.
@@RatelHBadger not that famous? Directed the recent thor movies, and had a part to play in avengers endgame 🤦♂️
No one cares.
What about Kirri Tekanoa?
Love to New Zealand from Australia! ❤️🇳🇿🇦🇺
*new zealand is cheating on australia with canada* THATS ALL I LEARNT
TobySpud Canada is way better than australia
I learnt that they stole our pies and called it theirs
nah mate it's the other way around
(When you live in New Zealand and you find a comment like this)
Actually New Zealand is cheating on Australia with sheep :P
I was pleased to learn that I live in "Marlboro".
Might go light up a cigarette.
Slightly cringeworthy but worth it
ikr
Yeah. It's hard to explain to foreigners that we pronounce it "Mullbruh". :)
Its more marlbruh
@@juliette8383 Either is fine. Some of us southerners roll our Rs. Vast majority of people I know here say either "Mullbruh" or "Mull-b-ruh".
The way she said KUMARA had me dying with laughter
nah that was ok.. hangi was way funnier but to be fair someone probably didnt tell her the correct pronunciation and she read it the way she thought it was pronounced!
OMG SAME
Hehe funy number laugh now
@@tguthrie6 yeah lol HangGhee.
I'am sure a merry cans call it BUN GEE as well ? as in Han gee
Big love Croatia! I hope I will visit this beautiful country once in my life! ♥
I'm from nz and I love that you nailed the worlds longest maori name. 🤟🤟🤟
He said taranaki weird
But "Chatham" proves too difficult.
They all said literally everything else wrong
He really didn't
He didn't say the "au" sounds right but otherwise did a pretty good job.
when I think of New Zealand i think of...
*New Zealand*
I think of
*Sealand*
I think of
Flying avocados
I think of my precious
I think of
Me and my friends and family
Moraki boulders, south of oamaru and north of Palmerston.
The Kea will also strip an entire car of any rubber
Moeraki, they forgot the e :)
MOERAKI
@@MrsGump Nah, they forgot the 'o' in the video
@@LordClarkson oh was it? I noticed it but thought it was the E, old lady mushy brain ;-)
@@MrsGumpI paused the vid when it happened to see if anyone had called them out on it yet, haha. Not the worst butchering of NZ names they had though
I wish one day I'll visit New Zealand. Love from Greece
I’m a baby boomer and some people in the past 30 years started thinking computers and technology would make young people zombies who just played computer games. But you make learning new things so interesting. I think your channel is an example of what education will be like in the future 😃
Ok boomer
@@MiguelLopez-qi8wh ooooooooh snap
Ok boomer :P
shut up
yall are annoying
This boomer is ok
Most notable people of NZ: Sauron, Saruman, Gandalf, Grishnákh, Frodo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, Aragorn and that guy who always dies in his films
The guy who always dies in his films? Do you mean Boromir?
@@damirimamagic5064 Yes
Why does everyone keep forgetting to mention Lucy Lawless?!
Other well known Kiwi: Taika Waititi (the guy who directed Thor:Ragnarok)
We're about to jump on that big ship, wanna come?
Hey, I'm Korg.
More like bore ragnarok hahahah
@@jokuvaan5175 This man really is a magic human being, I would also recommend his film "Hunt for the Wilderpeople!"
@@gmbrusselsprout or: What we do in the Shadows !!!
As an Aussie we love to have a go at the Kiwis but that's only because we love them as brothers and sisters.
As a turk, i'm so proud of this country. nice and kind people... good environment..... go on kiwis, we support you.
There is a memorial in Wellington with the most beautiful words from Kemal Ataturk to the families of young men who died at Gallipoli. It shows a great generosity of spirit.
DOLAN DARK IS A KIWI EXCUSE ME WHAT
Noooooo
ikr I was shocked
OK a duck that eats kiwis
Thought this was a belated April Fools joke. Turns out this is a real country.
Wait really? I guess as an Australian it's hard not to know about NZ
Kaedyn Ganasi ok..
I T I S N ' T
@@alexbattaglia8297 r/woooosh
@@JuliaGandolpho how though
Much love NZ from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️🇳🇿 rivals and friends 🤝
"the meme page dolan dark"
10/10 would watch again
Respect for Christchurch and New Zealand as a whole ❤️
Us australians showed our respect through egg boy
@@James-le8gd Egg Boy deserves the respect for South Africa
Also as of this date, they seem to be one of the first countries to “beat” COVID-19.
wdym for me quarantine ended 2 months ago and i heard for many other europian nations too
@@hissukka6619 he means there were 0 active cases of the coronavirus there, not quarantine
@@jaymatangi4254 oh that explains it
Yip, as of 27 July, the only cases are those of Kiwi's returning home from overseas.
@@NiTeHaWKnz thats a better way of explaining it
As a South African, I absolutely love New Zealand ❤
I really like that the Kiwis of European heritage adapt the indigenous culture. Not something you see very often around the world
yes but no
Not really, if you think some dancing is what culture is then read some more. Europeans still brought civilization to them, a written language, values, arquitecture, etc, just like everywhere else
@Kj_mast_er our culture is what you see around you, you're just passing by
@Kj_mast_er more like when you learn how to write and read.
Some do, others can't stand Maori, a lot of closet racism in NZ, but for the most part most white kiwis and Maori have very good relationships.
Love to New Zealand from Amber in Patch-Amberdash
Annie Julia Fogden greetings from Dash
Kia ora from a Maori in New Zealand. You did an awesome job of explaining our beautiful country. Love that you made mention of Zealandia also. Nga mihi nui.
I'm a New Zealander, I've been watching this channel since 2015, in alphabetical order when New Zealand finally got uploaded 4.5 years ago I was really happy! I wanted to watch it right away! it's taken me this long to finally get to it! I feel relieved, i'm too OCD to watch these out of order so it was a lonnnng wait!
For foreigners you did a really good job pronouncing the words, some people born here do a worse job tbh.
Pretty good... though in WWI we didn't just hang around the islands. We got together with the Australians & formed the ANZACs - the Australia-New Zealand-Army Corps.
With them we participated in a major offensive in Turkey, storming the beaches in a place called Gallipoli.
On April 25th we have a national holiday called ANZAC Day in which we commemorate all those lost to war, but particularly focuses on the Gallipoli campaign. April 25th is the day we lay wreathes and wear poppies to remember our fallen.
and have biscuits named ANZACs but are mainly ginger nuts
@@Stafarns If it's got ginger in it then it's not an ANZAC biscuit.
@@maisiesummers42 really i being calling it wrong then huh thanks then
oh i see we have different ones mine doesn't have coconuts and we use them with tea so, yea and no-one corrected me
nvm they did have coconuts i just never realized and i just mis matched them so yea, my fault
The closest he came to pronouncing maori right was when hes said it wasn't pronounced like that
That is usually the case. "It's pronounced [butchers pronunciation], not [correct pronunciation]."
Lol
Hard😂😂😂
My mate in Auckland says "Mao Ree".
I agree
New Zealand is now the number 1 country on my bucket list.... such A beautiful country
Always was my nr 1 fav country and I m European immigrant from Africa
"The planet's bonus track"
- Regular Car Reviews
I'm from Chileand I have the fortune of having my school exchange here in New Zealand, I was supposed to stay for just 6 months but due to covid I ended up staying the whole year, and I couldn't be any more happy about it. I'm having so much fun, it's truly a great and beautiful country!!
Bro, what is the wettest place in chile?
@@vedhanthrathod6576 ur mom
@@jo4kyx Yasss
@@vedhanthrathod6576 ur mom
im sorry.
Also, the name new Zealand comes from the province called " Zeeland" in the netherlands
Drawing attention to the Netherlands again? They had their moment of glory already (see previous episode).
@@PuzzleQodec I mean...it's still both true and relevant.
@@levischorpioen Oh I agree, but as it was mentioned in the previous video already, I can understand why they're not mentioning it again. I feel like it would already be exaggerating our (Dutch) role in New Zealand history.
@@PuzzleQodec I think explaining where the name comes from is not exaggerating, it's quite logical to explain that.
Zeeland nederland
Zealand new zealand
Well New Zealand at least didn’t lose a war to Emus *Cough cough Australia*
Well I mean we made the Bob semple tank
Emu’s are scary. You can have them if ya want. They are just big, fast, indestructible flightless birds that destroy crops all day.
You forget that after the "war" a bounty system was put in place that worked extremely well.
@@peepeetrain8755 They had their own giant terror birds that make emus look like kiwi birds and they hunted them to extinction with spears... What's Australia's excuse?
Because you're too weak to even be on the same continent as Emus. Leaving us to prevent the scourge of emus from spreading to the world
You forgot Keith Urban and Phil Keoghan of the Amazing Race on CBS and Paramount Plus too!
You mentioned Moa, the largest flightless bird. What about the world's largest bird of flight Haast Eagle- Giant eagle.
When the Magna Carta was signed in 1215, and during most of Notre Dame Cathedral's construction, no humans lived in New Zealand. There's something existential about that... And meanwhile just a two-hour flight away in Australia, humans were living there before they were in Europe.
Not in love with your use of "existential" but I totally get what you're going for and it is very interesting to think about. I also like thinking the absolute cultural isolation of Aboriginal Tasmanians and other groups like them around the world. Imagine walking to a new land and then generations later having the sea rise so that your entire population is isolated for thousands for tens of thousands of years.
Hey man, sorry to say but it's 1200 BC not 1200 AD when the Polynesians arrived. So yeah, Europe was still in the Bronze age and 2400 years off signing the Magna Carta.
@@Harry-ez8do nope, Maori arrived to New Zealand only at circa 1300AD, he was right
@@shaulpagis-sharon4484 Sugar, yup I just searched it up and you're right. I got mixed up with Polynesian expansion into the pacific. Thanks for clearing that up!
9:55 I am an Aussie and the Kiwi dialect sounds nothing like ours. It is completely different. It’s one of the things us Aussies take the mick out of them for. Their pronunciation for six as “sux” always and fish and chips as “fush and chups” is always a source of great humour. However as an Aussie I love New Zealand to bits as they are just an amazing country with very few, if any, bad things about them.
Genevieve Blackburn I’ve never heard anyone in NZ say fush and chips 🤣
those are exaggerated kiwi stereotypes. never heard anyone pronounce "six" as "sux"
But to American's it's similar. It would be like us saying Canadian English and American sound the same
And Europeans voted Kiwis as the most understandable and likable English speakers.
As an Australian, I am surprised to hear there were Kiwis in PNG during WWII they would have been airmen and sailors I think. I am aware that a Fijian regiment served in the NZL army and fought the Japanese later in the war. They defended NZL while the Kiwis were in the Middle East. Many Americans were also in NZL but killed more of their own than Japanese when sent to battle. The USAF continues the tradition by bombing allies around the world and has killed more Kiwis since the Vietnam War than the enemy. Americans in Melbourne engaged in terrible race-based battles every Friday night which are still talked about today.
@@airuisheng1611 America has killed more people since both world wars then any other (western) country and they're still at it.
Barbs: When I think of New Zealand only one word comes to mind; **says super long word**
Me: Same!
I do have 1 issue with the video and that is that Ruapehu is the most active volcano, really it is whakaari or white island off the cost of Whakatane in the bay of plenty