Not gonna lie that .za being South Africa is something i learned and wont forget for a while. Like how germany is .de instead of something more obvious. Also the Sri Lankan script is super curly/circular and is pretty distinct compared to other writing in that region Putting the guess in Hoboken NJ hurt me as someone from NYC Im tired and rambling sorry
don't apologize, you're sharing good tips :) one way to differentiate Spain and Italy is that the Italian front licence plates are way shorter than regular plates (like Spain has). I also believe "pare" is used by the whole of South America, not just Brazil and Argentina.
Damn how did you guess that was Australia/New Zealand quicker than me an Aussie 😂
Lol maybe it's because I just moved here so I'm really familiar with the little differences that make it stand out.
Bro is looking intimidating in that thumbnail
Shushing all the losers trying to duel me.
@@DaftRaincloud Quieting all the peasants that thought they could beat the Geoguessr goat
Not gonna lie that .za being South Africa is something i learned and wont forget for a while. Like how germany is .de instead of something more obvious.
Also the Sri Lankan script is super curly/circular and is pretty distinct compared to other writing in that region
Putting the guess in Hoboken NJ hurt me as someone from NYC
Im tired and rambling sorry
.de makes sense because it’s called deutschland in its own language but probably weird as a non German
don't apologize, you're sharing good tips :)
one way to differentiate Spain and Italy is that the Italian front licence plates are way shorter than regular plates (like Spain has). I also believe "pare" is used by the whole of South America, not just Brazil and Argentina.
@@jan8380 same with the .za, comes from the dutch-afrikaan spelling from the unfortunate history of the dutch in South Africa🫣