In Ireland red squirrels are recovering because our pine Martin's are recovering. The red squirrels are harder to catch than the grey. Go team red squirrels!
That’s fantastic. I live in England, and I think grey squirrels are very much taking over here. I happen to live in Northumberland, which is one of the Red squirrels best holdouts
I'm Turkish and I'd describe our relationship with Greece as very brother-like. We hate each other's guts and fight a lot but at our core we're the same, we share a lot of our culture, cuisine and values. We just speak different languages and in hard times I like seeing that we support each other as well.
I did kind of suspected something like that, from what he mentioned about that, as that sounds a lot like the Danish-Swedish relations too, so nice to get that confirmed :)
I just hope the guy who dug the lake makes a little tiny landmass in the centre of it that also looks like Finland. and then a body of water shaped like Finland in the centre of that, and then...
Alright, entitled frenchman here. Let me explain and confirm those expressions at 1:05 : "To take a scottish shower" (prendre une douche écossaise???) ==> never heard of it. Might as well not exist. "The english have landed" (Les anglais sont arrivés) ==> I've heard it said once, definitely not common. "To slip away the english way" (filer à l'anglaise) ==> Friendly banter, nothing more. (I swear è.é ) "To talk like a spannish cow" (parler comme une vache espagnole) ==> The real expression is "To talk english like a spannish cow" (Parler anglais comme une vache espagnole), used to denote of the peculiar French way of refusing to speak English properly. "Spannish wanking" (branlette espagnole) ==> Exactly as advertised. Us french have a lot of vocabulary for a lot of very specific acts. "A spannish inn" (Une auberge espagnole) ==> Yeah, exactly that. Somewhere where everything can happen. Also the title of a cool French movie about an Erasmus student in Spain. "The russian mountains" (Les montagnes russes) ==> Ok this one is a bit off. "Montagnes Russes" is our french term for "rollercoaster", we don't have "Rouleurs-côtiers" or whatever the fuck the quebecquois translation is. So, this expression is **tangeantially** related to Russia, because it's an expression derived from an expression. "To be drunk like a Pole" (Saoul comme un Polonnais?) ==> never heard of it. We used other expressions, like "rond comme une queue de pelle" (Round like a shovel handle) to describe sunday afternoon. "A german quarrel" (Un conflit allemand?) ==> Wut? Never heard it in my life, but I definitely can see it used in northern France, especially Normandie. "A Roman's job" (un travail à la romaine? Une tâche/corvée à la romaine?) ==> never heard of it. Seems like something very old people, forced to learn latin in elementary school, would say. I cannot see the other ones, you're blocking them with that dazzling smile of yours toycat.
Greenland doesn't just seem big because of the Mercator projection; If you include it as part of Denmark, then Denmark almost makes the top 10 list for biggest countries and is the second biggest European country.
In Russia we use an expression "leaving the english way" meaning "leaving without saying goodbye to anyone". Feels similar to the french one on the first map.
At some points I felt that maybe there's more nuance to be had, but my conclusion is this has been a joy to watch without it. Hell yeah map man, your smile is contagious 🎉🎉🎉
in germany we have both the saying 'Poland is still open', meaning you still consider doing something mean, and the rather common 'poland is not yet lost'.
With the map @ 2:00 - the Brittany region of France actually traditionally speaks a Celtic dialect (related to Cornish (most closely), Welsh, and Gaelic) - so making it part of Ireland isn’t actually that crazy. It arguably makes more sense than it being part of France. Just ensure that the entire historic part of Brittany - including Nantes (which Vichy France carved out of Brittany and has yet to be restored) - is included. Looks like they did that here. 😊
You forgot to mention at 4:30 that there is a place called 'Ham' near sandwich and there's even a sign post that points too 'Ham' and underneath points to 'Sandwich' 😁
The region of Western Sahara is claimed in its entirety by Morocco as well as the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, making the region not a W nation for either case
6:10 Actually, that's not the case for Turkey, the truth is that during Ottoman times, there was a huge mixing happening in there, so even today, you can see very fair skinned turks, with light eye colors like green and blue, same thing with hair colors, but there are also a lot of darker skinned turks, with dark hair, brown eyes. This is also true to Bulgaria, but at lesser extent. So since turks want to be considered more European, the darker skinned people are more likely to do whitening to look more European and the really light skinned ones, are likely to want to tan to follow the trend and stand out more, lol
17:35 Why don't they divide Switzerland in their Cantons? The only real travel achivement I got, is visiting every of the 26 Cantons. I mean I haven't seen a Sea in my live yet and I turn pretty soon 18, just saying.
A British person was complaining to me that he couldn't get good cajun food. Does that mean we also have to have Louisi-max-iana? If you go to Casablanca, do you have to watch the movie first? If you go to Chile, you'll have to visit that one desert in the Alps. Atacapa, something like that.
In Brazil we say "Pra inglês ver" (for englishmen to see), when something is made just for looks, but no one cares about it like a useless law or something
what do you mean you never saw a red squirrel? I went to the UK last month for only the 2nd time in my life (1st one was 1998) and I saw multiple in the 2 weeks I was there. Maybe not in London but man, just go outside? Edit:Ps: I'm from Germany. I didn't even know grey ones existed. Lol.
@@专业的Ozoneguy lmao, some authority? The UK government has total authority over it. Any autonomy it has is given to it and can be taken back from the UK government. I don't think you quite understand how the UK works. Wales is a constituent country, the UK is a country
Fun fact on Poland, they call German "no speak" language aka barbarians. So because of WWII and other invasions they consider them barbarians. Also, Italian is called the hairy language since they are so hairy. LOL
1:19 - the Polish one wasn't properly translated: It should be "(to be heavily intoxicated but still able to fulfill one's obligations}". It comes from Napoleonic wars, where Poles under Napoleon were known to always accomplish the heaviest military tasks around. And drink a lot at any other point.
Plot twist : That was Germany all along, France is still above the waves, it simply gains a new coast in Alsace, because Germany is the one that is now beneath the waves.
Good for fictional altenative history but bad for realistic alternative history. France is just too populous and has too strong a national identity to be worth to eat for any potential occupier in the Europe. That's a big part of why often countries make puppet regimes in other countries rather than annex it directly and forcibly assimilate by oppresion such as a ban on using your language..sth like that would lead to decades of rebellions and terrorist attacks.
15:00 this is bad colored map. Difference between 1% and 10% is enormous, and this map is showing it as the same color. One outlier of 70% destroyed whole color pallet and made this map useless.
In Ireland red squirrels are recovering because our pine Martin's are recovering. The red squirrels are harder to catch than the grey. Go team red squirrels!
Yes. And I live on the south west coast of ireland and we have loads of red squirrels. The map says we have none.. terrible map
At least you haven't been invaded by raccoons like Germany.
@@United-Nationsu🎉
That’s fantastic. I live in England, and I think grey squirrels are very much taking over here. I happen to live in Northumberland, which is one of the Red squirrels best holdouts
@@United-Nations I didn't know the Irish rainforests had been destroyed.
I'm Turkish and I'd describe our relationship with Greece as very brother-like. We hate each other's guts and fight a lot but at our core we're the same, we share a lot of our culture, cuisine and values. We just speak different languages and in hard times I like seeing that we support each other as well.
I did kind of suspected something like that, from what he mentioned about that, as that sounds a lot like the Danish-Swedish relations too, so nice to get that confirmed :)
That farmer needs to build a tiny island on Neitokainen that's a to scale model of the pond.
yes
There is a black squirrel near where i live. Black squirrels are really weird to see, they're jet black all over.
I just hope the guy who dug the lake makes a little tiny landmass in the centre of it that also looks like Finland. and then a body of water shaped like Finland in the centre of that, and then...
Alright, entitled frenchman here. Let me explain and confirm those expressions at 1:05 :
"To take a scottish shower" (prendre une douche écossaise???) ==> never heard of it. Might as well not exist.
"The english have landed" (Les anglais sont arrivés) ==> I've heard it said once, definitely not common.
"To slip away the english way" (filer à l'anglaise) ==> Friendly banter, nothing more. (I swear è.é )
"To talk like a spannish cow" (parler comme une vache espagnole) ==> The real expression is "To talk english like a spannish cow" (Parler anglais comme une vache espagnole), used to denote of the peculiar French way of refusing to speak English properly.
"Spannish wanking" (branlette espagnole) ==> Exactly as advertised. Us french have a lot of vocabulary for a lot of very specific acts.
"A spannish inn" (Une auberge espagnole) ==> Yeah, exactly that. Somewhere where everything can happen. Also the title of a cool French movie about an Erasmus student in Spain.
"The russian mountains" (Les montagnes russes) ==> Ok this one is a bit off. "Montagnes Russes" is our french term for "rollercoaster", we don't have "Rouleurs-côtiers" or whatever the fuck the quebecquois translation is. So, this expression is **tangeantially** related to Russia, because it's an expression derived from an expression.
"To be drunk like a Pole" (Saoul comme un Polonnais?) ==> never heard of it. We used other expressions, like "rond comme une queue de pelle" (Round like a shovel handle) to describe sunday afternoon.
"A german quarrel" (Un conflit allemand?) ==> Wut? Never heard it in my life, but I definitely can see it used in northern France, especially Normandie.
"A Roman's job" (un travail à la romaine? Une tâche/corvée à la romaine?) ==> never heard of it. Seems like something very old people, forced to learn latin in elementary school, would say.
I cannot see the other ones, you're blocking them with that dazzling smile of yours toycat.
Mini france reminds me of Madurodam in Holland. We have one of those too!
Greenland doesn't just seem big because of the Mercator projection; If you include it as part of Denmark, then Denmark almost makes the top 10 list for biggest countries and is the second biggest European country.
I think it'd be cool if you went to Argentina, just to visit the Welsh-settled towns in Chubut
In Russia we use an expression "leaving the english way" meaning "leaving without saying goodbye to anyone". Feels similar to the french one on the first map.
That’s called an “Irish goodbye” in Britain and in America. Strange how these things work really.
It's the exact same as French :D
@@descalzitao6779 yeah, pretty much. I wasn't sure about the meaning of fleeing in that context.
In Germany we say when somebody is rude "That's not the fine English way"
We call that the "rat taxi" lol
That no sign on the French flag made me smile.
no more stinky fr*nce!!!
@@P1kaSans Shut up and stop hating france for no reason.
CHILL OUT you gotta censor fr*nch dude
@@elitecereal and why should they?
☹️☹️
The thumbnail is gold.
😂
Man why do y'all hate france for no reason?? Xd
@@toureaoua620because it’s fr*nce
@@toureaoua620It’s a meme to hate France or any other random country. And it could also be due to the fact that France exists.
9:50 Shoutouts to The Tim Traveller
I was given the nickname squirrel in school, and i have red hair. So technically, there is still 1 singular red squirrel in the Midlands 😂😂😂
3:33 Funnily enough we say in Switzerland to slip away the french way. (Französischer Abgang)
ibx2cat videos make me happy :)
Come to Argentina Toycat! We are exceedingly cheap right now and I can give you advise.
Ah yes, toycat’s vendetta against France continues!
You need to make a video explaining why the Dymaxion map or Fuller map is the best map projection!
2:23 Honestly Brittany is funny to see in a way there, as it does mean Little Britain.
At some points I felt that maybe there's more nuance to be had, but my conclusion is this has been a joy to watch without it. Hell yeah map man, your smile is contagious 🎉🎉🎉
in germany we have both the saying 'Poland is still open', meaning you still consider doing something mean, and the rather common 'poland is not yet lost'.
And what does the second one mean?
how day you get access to the countries I've visited map?
With the map @ 2:00 - the Brittany region of France actually traditionally speaks a Celtic dialect (related to Cornish (most closely), Welsh, and Gaelic) - so making it part of Ireland isn’t actually that crazy. It arguably makes more sense than it being part of France.
Just ensure that the entire historic part of Brittany - including Nantes (which Vichy France carved out of Brittany and has yet to be restored) - is included. Looks like they did that here. 😊
where Toycat sits, is always blocking out Australia & Oceania. Is there a map or projection, where Toycat sits and doesn't block it out?
You forgot to mention at 4:30 that there is a place called 'Ham' near sandwich and there's even a sign post that points too 'Ham' and underneath points to 'Sandwich' 😁
Very good thumbnail
Yes
Time to mass report you for discriminating and hating for no reasonm
@@toureaoua620 🤓
15:06 Does Liechenstein even have a MCD?
Edit: Yes it has one in Vaduz.
Phub ads tomorrow: "All Real Live Scottish Showers! No English Landing."
Gotta laugh at "to slip away the English way", since the English use "French exit" for the same thing
16:33 So you are saying Wales isn't a country? Finally the British have come to their senses.
He’s said that often
I'm of the opinion that Wales exists but Welsh is just them toying with us :^)
The thumbnail looks like your hand naturally went into a thumbs up when you saw there is no France.
It's the wrong country, it's supposed to be Germany as the missing country, not France.
If you go to Argentina you can visit my grandpa there, he's got lots of stories to tell, but don't tell him you're English.
Greetings from Germany
underrated. 🤣
What are his stands on Switzerland though.
If you don't wan argentina or chile colapseing on you go to Uruguay it won't colapse plus i'm here so that makes uruguay epic
4:30 - No, it's named after the famous Lord Sandwich, which is what sandwiches are named after.
The Earl of sandwich was named that because of the town though.
The no-W map still has Western Sahara.
The region of Western Sahara is claimed in its entirety by Morocco as well as the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, making the region not a W nation for either case
Also wales
@@charlesrhodes1089it's spelled hwales
@@Spacemongerr um, aschtukalliy it's spelled cymru
@callmefleet actually its pronounced "hgdjkwprklmndwthgbwplmnbwrty"
Finally a map that interests me
17:10 is there similar map but more detailed? With sub-regions for every country.
Its Either Beans and Toast are Canon, or France is Canon. You cant have it both ways for the Live Action Anime Adaptation.
You can actually have it both ways as long as you disregard Germany from being canon.
6:10 Actually, that's not the case for Turkey, the truth is that during Ottoman times, there was a huge mixing happening in there, so even today, you can see very fair skinned turks, with light eye colors like green and blue, same thing with hair colors, but there are also a lot of darker skinned turks, with dark hair, brown eyes. This is also true to Bulgaria, but at lesser extent. So since turks want to be considered more European, the darker skinned people are more likely to do whitening to look more European and the really light skinned ones, are likely to want to tan to follow the trend and stand out more, lol
i love you're videos plese never stop
Love euphemisms for periods
Me, a Norwegian intellectual: "Red squirrels? Gray squirrels? What do you mean, all squirrels are brown!"
17:35 Why don't they divide Switzerland in their Cantons?
The only real travel achivement I got, is visiting every of the 26 Cantons.
I mean I haven't seen a Sea in my live yet and I turn pretty soon 18, just saying.
A British person was complaining to me that he couldn't get good cajun food. Does that mean we also have to have Louisi-max-iana?
If you go to Casablanca, do you have to watch the movie first?
If you go to Chile, you'll have to visit that one desert in the Alps. Atacapa, something like that.
Did you ben to Lithuania?
Did you liked it?
the UK was done dirty in that partition of France. Think of the old Angevin Empire!
but how do you say them in french
16:35
Western Sahara! (Not recognized though but on the map it's there)
It removed countries
Why you always cover australia
"Although this is just a roundabout which shows how the French feel about us" They have the most in the world!
In Brazil we say "Pra inglês ver" (for englishmen to see), when something is made just for looks, but no one cares about it like a useless law or something
what do you mean you never saw a red squirrel? I went to the UK last month for only the 2nd time in my life (1st one was 1998) and I saw multiple in the 2 weeks I was there. Maybe not in London but man, just go outside?
Edit:Ps: I'm from Germany. I didn't even know grey ones existed. Lol.
The mc Donalds pricing map does not include the cost of healthcare resulting from it;)
and also not the water for the toilet flush
Come to Argentina Toycat, i would make the best Asado for you, digital nomads love it here
Have you ever eaten a sandwich in Sandwich? New third-channel video idea!
I have!
Has anyone ever told you that you look like a young Otto Witt from the film Zulu?
“Covered in squirrels” 😂😂😂
When you brought up the map of sandwich I saw my house
Do you live in a sandwich?
The thumbnail really made me smile😀
16:36 what about Wales?
Not a country
It's a country. The The UK government still has some authority over it though.
@@专业的Ozoneguy lmao, some authority? The UK government has total authority over it. Any autonomy it has is given to it and can be taken back from the UK government. I don't think you quite understand how the UK works. Wales is a constituent country, the UK is a country
Yeah, well still a country.
@@专业的Ozoneguy no, constituent country. Totally different from a country. Outside the UK, no one considers Wales a country
The only time ive ever seen a squirrel was in London, i think it was red lol.
Fun fact on Poland, they call German "no speak" language aka barbarians. So because of WWII and other invasions they consider them barbarians. Also, Italian is called the hairy language since they are so hairy. LOL
Wait you´ve never arrived in Calais and never been to Paris? Surprising!
5:00 ever heard of pfarthome in germany?
9:54 Ooo, Toycat watches Tim Traveler!
Toycat does what Mapmen't.
16:28 he removed Wadiya!!😮
Chile, because I've never seen a Chile vlog. Everyone goes to Rio.
how the fuck does this man just sit in front of a camera for 20 minutes and talk without any cuts
TALK ABOUT TURKEY TALK ABOUT TURKEY TALK ABOUT TURKEY TALK ABOUT TURKEY TALK ABOUT TURKEY MMMMMMM YEZZZZZZZZ
Fucking spat out my food at MAXICO hahahahah
1:19 - the Polish one wasn't properly translated: It should be "(to be heavily intoxicated but still able to fulfill one's obligations}".
It comes from Napoleonic wars, where Poles under Napoleon were known to always accomplish the heaviest military tasks around. And drink a lot at any other point.
You mentioned Cyprus, my life is complete
Total Grey Squirrel Death... NOW!!!
The sandwich was named after the English politician John Montagu, a.k.a. the 4th Earl of Sandwich
My mom loved Argentina. For what that's worth lol
15:10 that’s incorrect bc I went there and a hamburger costs 4 francs
Denmark and Norway didn't send aid to Turkey and Syria?
Mexico mention hype!
Great video. Sorry the US didn't work out. You got to marry some foolish girl there; that's the trick, then stay I think 7 years.
when you have been in Slovakia?
corsica: AM I A JOKE TO U
We can only be truly happy when France is gone
*Germany
You've got to go to Brazil
I think i'm the only french that watch his videos
One of my map is there
You've never been to Paris (ile de France)?
Thumbnail so marcron has used all his a-booms to suppress protests, unfortunately the whole of France is now beneath the waves! LOL
Plot twist : That was Germany all along, France is still above the waves, it simply gains a new coast in Alsace, because Germany is the one that is now beneath the waves.
Are we just avoiding the subject of the French phrase "Spanish Wanking"?
An Irish goodbye… am I speaking Greek?
What if france was partisioned after the napolionic wars
Good for fictional altenative history but bad for realistic alternative history. France is just too populous and has too strong a national identity to be worth to eat for any potential occupier in the Europe. That's a big part of why often countries make puppet regimes in other countries rather than annex it directly and forcibly assimilate by oppresion such as a ban on using your language..sth like that would lead to decades of rebellions and terrorist attacks.
What if Germany was partitioned after WW2
The thumbnail map used to be my school account pfp lmao
People in Brittany are technically from Cornwall so really the uk should own that and Normandy if france didn't exist
You are blocking the bottom right-hand part of your maps.
Within 4 hours!
15:00 this is bad colored map.
Difference between 1% and 10% is enormous, and this map is showing it as the same color. One outlier of 70% destroyed whole color pallet and made this map useless.
he visited twice as many countries as I did...
We may all have different values and political views, but we can all agree the a world without the French is perfection.
A world without the american french chinese russian and british is perfection.
@@toureaoua620 A world without the humans is perfection
East Asia is a MAJOR exception 5:36