American reacts to EUROPE according to Americans
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Not knowing Ukraine in the current world situation is kinda hardcore fail xD
he remembered though, he was just late
I'll let it slide haha
yes, exactly what i was thinking. Still, she was so proud she got "IKEA"! Doh!
It's also a hardcore fail that he called the channel Atriox while zooming on the actual name. 😆
At least he got the Sweden flag colors right.. Finland though.. 🇫🇮
@@dmr8914 I thought she did a good job, remember that was filmed before Russia, Putin, invaded IKEA.
I wonder what US-americans actually learn in school.
"do's and don'ts in case a crazy gunner enters our school".
How to hide
Trigonometry, calculus and dodge ball.
They learn the pledge of allegiance and that the 2nd amendment is more important than their lives.
they learn to have fewer holes in the body
"Red, white and blue, that's all you have to say: 'merica!" - or maybe the Netherlands or France or Luxembourg or Iceland or United Kingdom or Norway or Russia or Czechia or Slovakia or Slovenia or Serbia or Croatia or Costa Rica or Panama or Cuba or Dominican Republic or Chile or Paraguay or Thailand or Cambodia or Laos or Nepal or North Korea or Australia or New Zealand or Samoa or Liberia.
Now that I read your comment I'm remembering all the times in social media that I've seen US Americans use the emoji for the flag of Liberia as their own, or the flag of Chile being confused with the one of Texas 😂😂😂😂
@@laurainathunderstorm or when Searching for an English translation, look in the list of flags for the American one.
Just to name a few... 🤣
'Merica 🇳🇴🇲🇾🇳🇱🇱🇷🇭🇷🇫🇷🇨🇿🇨🇱🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇾
Similar things happens in Poland, some people use flag of Monaco/Indonesia lol
Wow, credit to Russia for being brave enough to chalenge IKEA into war
If by that you mean Finland? A piece of advice, if you piss them off they're more trouble than the Poles and a single Pole will chase 100 German aircraft (He111H-6 and Bf109E/F) in a Hurricane with no ammo... On his own.
They are the living epitome of "never enter an ass kicking competition with a porcupine"...
They are rationing flat pack furnishing and were all going mad.
Thats what they get for making the instructions so difficult to understand
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Read this comment before watching the video, couldn’t make sense of it. Now that I watched the video, it is, indeed, very funny sir 😂
As a Norwegian....I always find these videos REALLY funny. I know these answers are sort of picked out from a lot of correct ones, but it's still funny to see "The Greatest Country in the WORLD" ridicule itself. I'm sorry, it just is. :)
I'm fairly sure you could find 10 people like that in Norway too, just like in any country. Difference is perhaps americans can laugh about it while apparently some Europeans can't because they consider themselves better and it would crush their dream.
@@bencze465 That's a good one, Europeins aremore "proud" than Americans??? :D
@@bencze465 Europeans don´t dream, Europeans are always awake (and extremly smart, too) .
@@bencze465 Of course we are better. We never voted for Trump, we know where North Korea is and we don't think England is in Australia, though that idea certainly has it's charm.
@Bencze Nope. You won't find any normal looking europeans (not lowest class citizens or like sinti and roma) not beeing able to answer most of those questions right. The american school system ist laughably bad and worse than the european ones.
“Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that.” - George Carlin.
That is actually the median person
Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize that half of them don't know how average works.
@@noefillon1749 You would use average here since intelligence is spread out like a bellcurve. Median is better used when data can be skewed not when it has nearly no outliers
@@wilfredclarity7642 True, in this case median equals average considering the distribution, but phrase given is more the definition of the median than this of the average.
I don't know what was my purpose in pointing this though.
@@noefillon1749 Also more people know what an average is compared to a median.
As a Czech i'm kinda suprised to hear we are back together again :D
break up even occurred before she was born.
I'm kind of surprised I missed the baby war there would probably have been.. Although you are just enough outside of the Balkans for it to follow Pratchetts Law ala "very few states use the honest version of this statement, to whit "let's commit another atrocity in revenge for the previous atrocity, that the enemy committed in response to our atrocity..."
PS Tatra T2-603B5 or the T87 my dream cars...
@@rosiehawtrey It was peacefull protest where nobody died and country was separated from soviet union and split into Czech Republic and Slovakia.
@@rosiehawtrey my grandpa used to drive Tatra truck at work and he used to say ''tatra nezná bratra '' similar to tatra has no competition becose they are top
yeah those cars from tatra look amazing ,
they even had a supercar. it looked kinda like lambo countach
greetz from Vienna! You were both a part of us! 🙂 and there was a historical moment, it could have been otherwise! long agp
Nothing surpasses visiting the continent Paris and see France, then travel to Australia, visiting London and see the Eiffel Tower.
And when you are in France, cross the border to visit the 12th arrondissement, it is very pretty and also on the Paris continent.
@@mfcq4987 Yes, the only question is: "Where in the US is the continent Paris?"
Nooo! The Eiffel Tower is in Blackpool. Just google it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackpool_Tower
@@friedmule5403 You are just envy that you are not North Germanian, brb enjoying some Italian Blizzards, this summer I may visit your continent by car btw.
@@fatalityin1 shhh, not so loud, you do not have to reveal it to everybody. :-)
Typically an US culture thing: "Always give an answer, even if you don't understand the question in the first place" 🤣
I hear it is similar in China.
It's really not helpful 😂
@@Notmyname1593 I haven't heard about that. I only know that chinese love to copy other inventions and make people in china belive they made if first.
That's actually true, they say that an answer is better than no answer at all
@@aliciabrown8132 it's strange for me, but I'm not American.
I remember someone once said on one of these interviews that Australia wasn’t real and didn’t exist - was a shock to learn I’d been living a lie my whole life 🤣🤣
Don't dispel that myth. Keeps the ignorant away.🇦🇺👍
I once wrote in Danish with another Dane for a few minutes in an online chatroom and an American in the room genuinely didn't believe it was a real language, lol. She thought we were trolling her by pretending to be speaking in a real language but were "actually" just writing nonsense xP.
What?
Once in NT,a few hundred kms away from Darwin,I told some people I was living in Paris and these folks just asked me if it was in NSW ..
🙄 (🇳🇴)
I am Polish. In highschool I had to learn all European countries by capital, place on the map, official languages, flags and main rivers. When we finished Europe I was glad it's over (I hate geography) but it turned out that we have to do it all over again with every continent lol
Only good thing, we didn't have to learn all flags all over the world but maximum 10 per continent and ditched official languages. But all the capitals, placement, main rivers still the same. I remember I struggled a lot with west asian's capitals
In Spain we learn the same thing, and I think that in all of Europe we do the same, we learn almost everything from our neighbors, because we have been sharing a land for thousands of years and the least you can do is get to know those around you, it's called having empathy for the others, and that makes people much more balanced and responsible, the lack of culture of the self-proclaimed first country in the world is delirious, you should get out of your bubble and meet the rest of the planet, you would be surprised by all the things you are missing .
@@nicamoran7
How about the States of the Iberian Peninsula pre "Los Reyes Catolicos" ?!
🙄 😘🇳🇴
Ohh god you bring me back horrible memories of that
Oh no. I completely forgot about that. Yes, rivers, Major landmarks and capital cites. I remember the test, an empty sheet with the continents drawn in as outlines. For some reason, Australia was not part of the thing. Neither were the poles. German here. This was in the 80s, they got rid of that shit a few years later.
Płakać się chce tylko nie wiem czy że śmiechu czy rozpaczy jak to wygląda...
As Ukrainian I confirm that we are just living in giant Ikea.
You mean Russia, Blyat 😂🇷🇺
@@christianlenik5307fck russia 😂
Oh we have ruzzian over here@@christianlenik5307
@@christianlenik5307 didn't quite get it🤷♀
I've heard Ikea is big but didn't know it's that big. All those people who get tired of walking around in store. Now it all makes sense.
Your joke about France being in South America has actually some truth to it.
French Guyana (loc. "north of Brazil") is a french overseas department, it's considered integral to france and the territory is actually part of the European Union, with the € as its currency.
This is where the Ariane space rockets launch, and Arianespace is currently the most important economic player there.
desperately reaching
Not only in South America, but basicly on every continent but Asia.
Indeed it is part of the DOM/TOM of France, however, your reasoning is exaggerated.
French also have the clipperton island who are around 1000km from mexico (i dunno if it count as south america )
Basicaly , france is the country who cover the most time zone of the world . (but sadly , the french government tend to forget some of these place and the people in it )
Dominican Republic, english, modern society
Haiti , french, basket case since forever.
Same island.
You know there's Americans with geography skills, right? They mostly live abroad, but they exist 🤪
You kind of have to at least figure out that there are other countries in the world beyond USA when you live abroad.
😃😃
It's why they live abroad...
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Now we know why Putin attacked Ukrain/IKEA, he need new furniture for the Kremlin. 🤔
I guess Catherine The Great's furniture has crumbled due to wood worm by now...
So it was IKEA, that delivered that white table, 10m long with 3 huge stands? Didn't know that.
2:52 Three countries outside America. Ryan: CANADA AND MEXICO! Whooooo!
Because that they are not in America apparently.
It's a trick question because they insist on calling their country by the name of a CONTINENT.
@@GilmarOliveira666 ya, Ryan walked right into that.
@@asmodon and this is annoying for anyone who born in America but is not a US citizen.
Yeah, they don't really have a name. They are not the only United States. Brazil for instance. And that's in America.
@@josephturner7569 IIRC Brazil is the only country named after a tree lol
My friend messed up once and told me she visited "the country of Paris" and I haven't stopped teasing her about it even though it has been like almost 20 years by now😆 (to be fair, she was like 10 years old at the time and I was 9, but still 😂)
You could say Europe is part of Eurasia.
Make that Afro-Eurasia if we go by continuous landmass.
@@StefanVeenstra Nah, they cut off Africa when they dug the canal mate🙂
Air Strip One is just off the coast.
@JSW monkey, and North and South America are no longer linked because of the other canal, as well as the Highlands of Scotland are separated from the rest by the Caledonian canal!!
@@jswmonkey197 but they ha e bridges
I feel very sorry for the young people that they learn so little about Europe in geography at school. In the geography we used to have to learn all the cities with the capital of Europe and the country flag was also displayed.
When you ask them about a continent and they react by saying: "I am not good at history", you know all there is to know about there education.
It`s really bad that the education system there is so bad.@@philippe2715
@@blondkatze3547 Maybe in the long run it will be good for the rest of the world.
@@philippe2715 👍
Sorry, you confuse city and country. I suppose you have to learn all the countries not all the cities (towns). On the other hand the capital of Europe doesn't exist. There is a capital in each country of Europe like Paris, Berlin, London, Rome, Madrid, Brussel ....
I am from Slovakia . A country in the middle of Europe. But let me tell you, your videos always make me laugh. Keep going, you're great
If americans guess that Czechoslovakia is no more, then they would mix Slovakia with Slovenia. Even worse than that, they don't know where Slovenia or Slovakia are. Not just where in Europe but are those countries even in Europe. Basically, Americans are uneducated idiots for anything outside their profession.
Schools and homes in the UK often have globes and/or world maps on display, so we learn from an early age.
I was going to ask if they had them in the US. Obviously not.
@@101steel4 To be fair, there are (according to their own propaganda) flat-earthers all over the globe!
Exactly, as a small island we’re fascinated by other continents and countries. The US is huge and rarely look outside of their own borders, quite sad really.
Three countries out of America is not Canada and Mexico!!! They are in AMERICA too!
Yep all part of North America the question should've been phrased as USA not America.
@@luvstellauk Maybe they meant America and not USA, we can't knwo.
Its a bit problematic that the US is commonly known as america since America are two continents.
Sometimes the context doesnt help out
At least they could mention 3 countries.
No, they are in the continent of North America, America is a country so is Canada and Mexico, all three make up North America but only one is called America. If you can tell me which of these countries are in what states of America i'll give you the win.
@@bradgooner3284 over here the entire land mass of north and south america is america.
America isnt a country (if you wanna be exact) instead the US would be united states of America (not America)
Well, since France inserted their former colony of French Guiana into themselfs, France is (partially) in South-America. And thus France shares it's longest land border with Brazil.
It's..still considered Europe
France has land all over the world. She could be right with almost any continent, if she knew at least one... 😁
I bet she could manage to place France on the only continent where we don't have a holding anymore (for now, lol): Asia
@@kolerick False, France have territories in Jerusalem.
The French Flag waves on 4 territories inside the city which is considered a part of France, the Israel/Palestine Police doesn’t have any rights to arrest someone there.
@@Diegomax22 These are not Oversea Territories of France, though. Asia is literly the only continent - Antartica included - where France does not have any real territory (let's ignore ambessies and ships for a moment ;))
They even have Islands in North America =D
@@bugfisch7012 what about New Calédonia, Wallis and Futuna ? If you think large, Melanesia is part of Asia 😅. Lol I know its a continent by itself
@@CQUILPATRON40 Yeah, there are some more - but I think, Melanseia technicly counts to Oceania. ;)
But yeah, this is allways a bit weired - Cyprus for example is normaly considered as Europe, while it's basicly in Asia =D
What an amusing reaction video 😂 And thanks for correcting after the "Finnish" flag 🇫🇮 Greetings from Finland
I want to give you a mnemonic clue : the five Scandinavian countries (Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Iceland) flags have something in common : an horizontal cross shifted to the left, with two or three colours.
Excuse my mistakes, I am French 🇫🇷
Finland is Nordic not Scandinavian
... and the same goes for Iceland. 😊❤️🇩🇰
@@b.v.nielsen8714 Finland 🇫🇮
That's not mnemonic
Scandinavia: Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Nordic countries: Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland
When I was at school we had to learn not just all European countries but every country in the commonwealth for both history and geography especially British wars which believe me there's been way to many to mention even with just France.
When I was at school, we had to point every country on a map and say the name of the capital. Also, say in which country a river or a lake is in.
@@tuomollo - Same here. It was horrible.
Yeah, once it was in an old castle/ museum ( can't remember exactly ) in Scotland with a little bit of description over t some centuries, and every time they was war , they had a mention of France , either at war with France, or feared the France take aventage of the already started war with an other countries to attack ( sorry if it's unclear , I'm french )
Thanks for this, Ryan, and speaking as a half British / half Australian who is born and raised in England and who's never been to Australia at least now I know that I can get out of bed every day and be resident in both my country of origin as well as on my continent of origin each day, can't I? I think I'll make summer holiday plans to go and see the Eiffel Tower in London and have a stopover in the country of Ikea along the way.
Incidentally, I doubt very much if you're going to receive a very warm welcome from either Ukraine or Finland if you decide to visit either country here on the continent of Africa, are you? Furthermore I wouldn't encourage you to visit France with the intention of obtaining any marijuana at one of their cafés because you might be in for a bit of a shock especially if you get the French flag confused with the flag of the Netherlands, mightn't you? 👍😎👍🇺🇦🇫🇮🇬🇧🇫🇷🇳🇱🇦🇺🇸🇪🇺🇸
I'm British and British and I'd kick every #Retardistani out of the country on a fortnights grace. The whole country is a polyp on the anus of humanity at the moment, although technically its #Retardistan in the north and #Inbredistan in the south - the cutoff being what non Macnamaras Morons call the Mindless-Dickwit line.
Sorry for the bluntness but I have *zero* time for people who think kiddie-pizza is an OK scenario.
#Retardistan #Failedstate #Priorities
Was at IKEA last weekend. Tanks and troops everywhere.
Finland watching 😂😂😂. Omg this was hilarious!! This absolutely made my day. Had me laughing out loud alone.
until you realise North KOrea is your neighbor
@@weybye91 yep and we checkmated it by joining japanise korean alliance KAJO
@@weybye91 It's almost a neighbour, there's only one country inbetween, sadly that country has also adopted insanity as their state doctrine.
maybe the person at 5:50 is mexican. so they are still an american
That was my tought, too...
The fact that Ryan doesn't remember that America is a whole continent with so many countries makes it even funnier.
I’m from England and I struggled on some of the Flags in all honesty! Your videos are awesome btw keep up the good work!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸
I am very surprised that my country is only a huge city located in the South Atlantic.
Like what France is never where we believe to find it.🤗
That said, French Guiana is in South America, so the answer may not be so silly....(I try to be nice).
France has territories in South America. Technically part of South America is in European Union.
In a recent episode of the British tv show 'University Challenge' (teams from various British universities compete against each other or all sorts of varying subjects) one set of questions was on naming six US state capitals from a description without naming the state. They got all six correct. No chance any of these Americans could do that and it's their country!
Imagine a US version of university challenge lol
Be more like blockbusters
@@101steel4 they'd need multiple choice answers for sure.
They can't even find their country on a map....
The picture of France in Paris killed me. xD
6:00 Mexicans are Americans too, right?
Right
do Mexicans live in america or mexico???? hmmmmmmm definatly america (im being sarcastic)
The Which continent is Europe on question is a tricky one as technically Europe and Asia are part of the continent of Eurasia.
Eurasia isn't really considered a continent. Unless you count in tectonic plates. Overall, continent counting is a tricky one because sometimes antarctica and/or oceania aren't counted. Anywho, you'll find that Eurasia is a continent is taught in most Balkan and Russian zones.
I have never understand why they are regarded as two continents when they form a single land mass with no obvious line of division.
@@Alan_Clark Politics, economic, um.."continent pride"..if you like. Look, I'm a Belgian. For me, grown up in this western-europe thing, Asia is Asia you know. If I take a train to, say, Istanbul, I'm entering the "where europe ends and asia begins" narrative, if that makes any sense. Still, Russia is less Asian continent than, say, the US would be America if you know what I mean.
Technically you could say Eurasia, but answering Europe would be perfectly acceptable.
Eurasia is no more one continent than North and South America are one continent. Just because they are "attached" doesn't meant they are one.
I came from Switzerland, living here in Tokyo, Japan. And one time I went out on a date with an american guy. He actually said that I shouldn't call myself a European because I came from Swiss, not from Europe. He actually thought that Europe is a country !!
I lived in California for almost 14 years.
I remember the news programs started with local news, then state news, then national news, and finally - if there was time - international news.
Ryan, the video did make an error itself by using the icon of the European Union (technically a trade organisation for just over half of Europe's countries to represent Europe the continent. They are very different things.
The EU is far beyond a trade organisation.
IT's a bit more than just a Trade Organisation. But you're not wrong.
A trade organization with a capital city, a parliament, laws, a diplomacy ? The EEC has transformed into the European Union thirty years ago. However, calling the EU 'Europe' is like calling the USA 'America', a wild claim.
6:10 Not every US American speaks English natively.
Just starting watching a couple of hours ago, you are very funny to watch! Greetings from Romania! 🇷🇴
Merci pour vos excellentes vidéos. J'apprécie le ton de vos interventions : de la modestie éclairée.
Bien à vous
It's kinda weird but Poland really have a village named Paris - Paryż (pl). Of course you can also find cities like Venice - Wenecja, Sweden - Szwecja, Scotland - Szkocja and Rome - Rzym.
And hell and heaven also
Yes, France has an overseas territory in South America, it is called French Guyana and there are also French overseas territories near America
Yes, St Pierre et Miquelon, islands just a short boat ride away from Canada
Yes, in Europe we have to learn countries, capitals, rivers, planes, mountains, important industrial zones, harbours, old mountain massifs and new chain thype of mountains like Scandinavia and the Alps....economy of those countries, exports etc
4:15 That was actually true. France still has a lot of overseas territorias including Saint Pierre and Miquelon (North America) and French Guiana (South America).
This is how France and Brazil are neighbouring countries.
We are your neighbours too (NL) ;-)
After a year long war in Ukraine and constant social media content about it;
“Hmm Finland”
couldn’t get more American
As a french, ours knowledge of flags is not as deep as geography (we can locate a country without necessarily knowing its flag).
I do love your take on all these questions and being brave enough to respond online. LOL, I get your fun responding (though you didn't know the Queen [now the King] featuring on Aus money, was/is our head of state). But the thing is, we kinda know all these answers by the time we're ten (albeit, I'm a boomer, and I don't think Gen Z's know their arse from their elbow). It *is* a sad indictment, but, at the end of the day? Who cares?
She wasn't joking! 🤠 Ukraine! 👍🤗 Australia, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Moldova! Paris in France! That's Europe! England is in Australia (a lot)! North Korea must be in .. the Artic! European continent! Everything is in America (ask them)! Yep, not surprised! I'm crossing the border to Afghanistan tomorrow for a picnic, then dinner in Mali! 👍🤣🦘🇦🇺
As a native uropayan I can confirm, that allmost all of that was correct. If somebody wants to nuke us, that is, where he can find us. There was only one little mistake: The Eiffel tower is - of cause - in the german mountains "Eifel". Except for the second "f" in Eiffel tower, that was a gift from the french, like your statue of liberty.
The french have been a very sad nation ever since, because they do not have any statues left and they do not have their own "f" any more. Whenever they want to say "France", they have to borrow back the letter from the german government. That was the reason for them, to put the whole country into their capital. There is no "f" in Paris. So much about the french history - or should I say "the ranch history"?
There was another little inaccuracy. I would not call it "wrong", that would be rude. But, of cause, Europe is not directly located in America. Europe is, as everybody should be able to guess, the capital of Jupiters moon Europa. But we should not be picky: Jupiter and its moons are obviously part of north america. Where else should they be?
Absolutely hilarious your comment, almost fell off my chair laughing
Funny but the EU flag is in the Americas ! French Guiana south, Guadeloupe Martinique St Matin in the Caribbean, St Pierre et Miquelon in North America ( Canada east coast)
You know there’s also a Statue of Liberty in Paris, right? It was a reciprocal gift from the USA to France. Of course, the Americans being cheap skates, it’s much smaller! 😉
I’m a Dutchie and that first one almost made me cry
Hi from Scotland. Just subscribed, loved your reaction to the video. :)
How do you actually bug out on these questions? What ARE you being taught at school? More importantly, how low does the level of your school system have to be for Americans to end up like that?
The question "What continent do you think France is in?" you could answer with any continent outside of Antarctica ... Because of France's over sea teritories ;)
France is in Antarctica too, small territories.
Technically, no, its still considered in Europe
@@ZE.brigitte only main France as there is full french land in south America, Caraïbes, Africa, Indian Ocean and french territories in north America, Pacific Ocean. The first are even EU area, and all citizen are full french citizen with full voting right in french general elections. It's only a simplification to say that France is only in Europe, even on the Euros bank notes the french overseas is represented !
Well.. France is in fact in South America.
03:29...
Sorry, you're wrong. Berlin was ALLWAYS the capital of Germany, because the GDR was also a german state!
Someone already wrote this, but after all it's happening, not knowing Ukraine's flag is an epic fail
May I add that the United States shares maritime borders with the Bahamas, Cuba, and Russia (in Alaska).
Ryan I really enjoy your videos! You got a great sense of humor XD
"Eiffer tower is in LA, how could you not know?"
Same way you apparantly don't know the OG Eiffel Tower is in Paris.
i'm not that clued up on geography, but i can atleast say that i know roughly where most of the countries are, especially the top 50. same thing with their respective capital cities. i might not know which of the cities has the capital status, but i know where some of them are. Flags are a different story though. i don't really pay attention to the national flags, so the ones that i do remember are of the most well-known countries
4:45 the first name of Paris is île de France which means Island of France. Which is now the center of Paris :')
Euh... not really.
No it was Lutecia ! Ile de la cité were the original center with the old king palace (palais de justice Ste Chapelle) and Notre-Dame. Ile de France it's the denomination of the administrative region and it's a fairly recent name.
3:23, its not about the reaction, but about the fact that he forgot the Corse which is in fact a part of France
"Corsica" in English. (like in Corsican. and many other languages, for that matter)
@@emileduvernois6680 thanks now i know the french version of the island in english :D
"In which city is the Eiffel Tower" I was praying they wouldn't say Las Vegas....
Australia’s flag is red, white and blue. I liked the one that made IKEA a Country. They rebuilt the world. 👀
I think red-white-blue is the most occurring color combination on national flags. UK, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, US, Russia, Cuba, Liberia, Australia,... The list goes on
I heard there was a zombie outbreak in America but it didn’t last long as the zombies starved to death!
the question what continent do you think france is in and he said jokingly: "south amarika"
technicaly he is right
I really enjoyed your videos and comments plus learning more about the world around me
Ryan you said that mexico and canada are outside of america but they aren't, they are in america WTF
03:44 LAS VAGUS!!!!!!!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! ITS PARIS
also for the people saying France is technically in south america when the British empire was around did people say the UK was located in north america, south america, Europe, Asia, Australia and Antarctica? i didn't think so
Let's take a moment and appreciate how cool the editing of the video was
I watched something similar to this but with geography. Not one single American could point out where America was on a map, how sad is that.
3:08 "Chzeckoslovakia" physically hurt me.
Czech :)
Why would anyone type it like that? It's really easy to remember:
Czech + o + Slovakia
Czechoslovakia
@@UltraCasualPenguin..its not that easy, but anyway
@@ooo2839 Yes it is. Since those are two countries that formed it. Just throw random "o" in middle.
Oh, they don't teach about memory rules in US? Probably why americans are so hopeless when it comes to geography.
@@UltraCasualPenguin i guess...is it really that bad to live in USA?
4:17: France actually is in South-America, as French-Guyana bordering Brazil & Suriname, and the islands Martinique, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy
Erm… French Guyana is indeed French, the people who live there have French citizenship, but it’s still not France. France is a country… in Europe… that happens to have overseas territories.
This channel is so entertaining that I wish I could subscribe to it twice. ✌️
There is only one genuine Eiffel Tower; however, there are more than 50 smaller versions of the Eiffel Tower throughout the world. Some of these are found in Tianducheng, China; Tokyo, Japan; Las Vegas, Nevada; Paris, Texas; and Berlin, Germany.
Always difficult to hear about »America » instead of USA…
Don't you mean USI - United States of Inbredistan?
I'm not sure if I ever learned the flags of every country in Europe. I'm genX, in US, and the Berlin wall came down when I was in 5th grade. By the time I got to HS the USSR had fallen apart. Countries were being created and destroyed and created and destroyed on basically a monthly basis, or that's what it seemed like. It was hard enough trying to keep in mind what country had been created and which ones no longer existed. I think if I had a map of Europe I would do ok at identifying the Western European countries but it would be a guessing game with the Eastern European countries.
Yeah, and half of Europeans would be just as bad. Especially teenagers. I'm European and think many just bash Americans and are arrogant. Same with state flags in the US. How many Europeans would get them right? Or even where they're located in the US? So many would fail. And don't even start with Asia or Africa 😂
@LETMino85 Because we are required to learn all 50 state flags over a whole year or sometimes two years, depending on the school system. I don't think we are required in K-12 to learn other countries' flags in world geography, where we get mabyee 2 months on each region of the world.
@@LETMino85”especially teenagers”?! Most teenagers I know are far more knowledgeable about the world than their parents and grandparents. No need for the lazy tropes, mate.
@@darcichambers6184Also, Europeans tend to be far more knowledgeable about the USA than US citizens are about Europe, because unfortunately we grow up being force fed USA films and television series.
as a non american,i know how to find california,texas,new york,washington DC,washington,north/south dakota,montana,nevada,florida,arizona, on a map.
Oh I forgot some: Finland 🇫🇮, Sweden 🇸🇪, Norway 🇳🇴, Denmark 🇩🇰, Iceland 🇮🇸. As you can see the Nordic countries always have a Cross - just different coloUrs!!
Wait, then my dream to travel to America once in my life has already come true!
Actually of all flags given what’s happened I thought you’d get Ukraine straight away
That kid at the end could have been Puerto Rican - so - yes - American!!!
You give me hope that there are Americans who are actually really smart and you make Americans look better. I mean, not only do you know countries outside of US, you can recognise them by their flags.
Yes there are smart Americans it would be ignorant to suggest otherwise.
Technically, with overseas territories, France is located in Europe, Africa (Réunion and Mayotte) America (Martinique, Guadeloupe, St Pierre & Miquelon, Saint Barthelemy and Guyane), Oceania (Nouvelle Caledonie), and Antarctica
so the only wrong answer is Asia...
Well, we are not sure how selective that video was put together. I mean: did the author just use the worst answers and left the good ones out? I'm German and I'm pretty sure that if I'd go out and ask the same questions, I could make up some weird answers, too. So I'd rather consider it as many people don't care or know than just saying any American doesn't know it.
Hello, I´am German, too. Maybe, they selected the smarter answers. . .
2:55 Am I the only one that realised America is NOT only the usa but also every country from argentina to canada
"Name 3 countries outside of america"
"thats like the dumbest question, how can this guy even that wrong"
answers: mexico canada austria.
yeah outside of america and picks mexico and canada
peak US education
As a French, I begin to have questions about the lessons in the USA schools honestly. We clearly don't learn the same thing and I thought we were kind of famous but I guess no... Nethertheless, continue what you are doing, that is réal fun !
Ils apprennent ce qu'il faut faire quand il se font tirer dessus...
Be careful, we could also make a selection of the most idiotic answers from French people on geography questions. I think we could find some that are as silly as those of US Americans taken at random...
@@suisseanonyme1033So you just making stuff up we learn all the subjects you do.
@@jtmassecure4488 You are delusional, according to the OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) PISA (Program for International Student Assessment) report (which is the largest international study of students in the field of education) Swiss students are the 5th students with the most knowledge in the world where Americans are 31st. (at 15)
@@suisseanonyme1033 knowledge doesn’t indicate what’s being taught we learn the same or most of the subjects you do the kids just don’t pay attention here. Name a subject you think we’re not taught. Switzerland isn’t even bigger than some of our smallest states if you take our best state at education and placed it next to Switzerland it would be a lot closer or better statistically y’all Europeans keep forgetting how big the USA is.
As a Canadian, I think we'd do a little better but not by much. We have closer ties to Britain and France plus there is more celebrating diversity versus melting it in a pot together so people are just exposed to more cross cultural learning. That being said, it does take a bit of initiative because it is not a significant part of the curriculum. Canadians know a lot about Americans because we grew up with the same access to media except there was some additional Canadian centric content that very few Americans got to see. Plus there are a lot more Canadians who have family living either full or part-time in the US than Americans have families doing the same in Canada.
Looking back, I'm amazed that there was so little coverage of Canadian history in my schooling in the '60s and '70s. I was surprised, many years later, to learn quite a lot (while helping my daughter with her homework) about Louis Riel and the fact that Canadian law still considers him a criminal.
A couple years ago there was a French MP (of all people ) who claimed with a straight face that Japan was in the southern hemisphere.
never ever think stupid: if you are capable of learning you are INTELLIGENT
Here is a nice question. Which country has the longest terrestrial border with France? I'll give you a hint. It starts with 'B' and its is not Belgium.
British Guyana ?
@@flitsertheo almost
@@cynodont7391 Brazil then ? It has to be a DOM/TOM border.
@@flitsertheo This is indeed the border between French Guyana and Brazil (~720km) followed by Belgium (~655km) and Switzerland (~573km).
Small mistake. The third border is with Spain (~623km)
I would feel really bad if I had to watch video after video how stupid my country is... I feel you man! Not sure if I could do this.
Honestly, it's one of my least favorite things about living in the USA
It is a social media generation. If you ask them about TikTok or UA-cam, some pop culture, or what is hot today they will tell you. They don't live in the real word only in the social media word.
America encompasses all the countries within North, South and Central America. Hence AMERICA!
I just can't believe that all of these people really tried to give a correct answer. It just seems crazy