SOUTH AMERICA EXPLAINED (Geography Now!)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- Brought back Cindy and Diego from the Ecuador and Colombia episodes for this one! Hope you enjoy. Also Sorry Peru for the Srta. Laura thing. I had to.
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We are working on the next few country videos however literally the DAY after we filmed this, the Venezuela gatherings and Juan Guaidó movements began. After the situation clears up a little bit and more information comes out we would like to do a follow up video explaining the current state of affairs. I will have my Venezuelan friend who has family in Venezuela helping me out as well. Stay tuned!
hi
It seems Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, the USA, Canada, and the organisation of American states all recognized the new transition government.
Cheers
yesterday i was walking with my family in the puerta del sol in spain and there were a lot of venezuelans protesting from the government of maduro and this is happening all over the world so, progress is happening to better the situation there
explain europe cup lol that whould be fun
Can you explain about the three main islands in the Las Filipinas?
Hispanics: **internal jokes**
brazilians: what?
Brazil ever have a lot of internal jokes of differents regions.
And the war of " biscoitoXbolacha"
É engraçado ser o único que não fala espanhol na América do Sul
(Eu sei dos três ali em cima, mas eu nunca vejo ninguém de lá na internet kkk)
@@alexandreoliveira9702 and that's make Brazil unique to itself
@@alexandreoliveira9702 Guiana e Suriname não falam espanhol. Cuidado
There's a joke in Brazil:
The best deal in the world is to buy the argentinian at the price they costs and sell them at the price they think they cost.
Kkkk boaa
Hahaha, I never heard that before. And I didn't even know "that" about Argentinians.
@@Michael-steven It's a joke from my parents generations and so they thought me, so maybe yours never heard it?
@@Alexeiyeah oooh, got it. I'll ask them, but I think they didn't too.
LMAO that's the best thing I've heard all week.
I'm Brazilian and I would love to travel to our neighbor countries. So far I have only been to Paraguay and Argentina. Saludos a todos amigos de Sud America.
BRAZIL is the Best and Big big South America is BRAZIL
Genial! Un saludo desde Asunción!
So basically not Chile and Ecuador since they ain't your neighbors.
@@lissandrafreljord7913 I see them like houses in the same neighborhood, therefore still my neighbors. (May not be next door, but still neighbors, you know what I mean)
Un saludo desde de Montevideo!
In Chile the word "pololear" is use as a verb which means "be in a romantic relationship". Also this word can be use as a noun such a "pololo or polola" which means "boyfriend or girlfriend" respectively.
Just like "namorar" in portuguese, funny how the 2 least similar countries in south america came to the same word
@@moisesgraciano5920 tiene parecido con la palabra en español "enamorar" no está muy alejado de sus raíces como muchas palabras chilenas
es el equivalente chileno de "salir" en plan romanticamente. No es muy dificil de comprender.
@@kevinackerman3972 Pololo = novio
Polola = novia
Literalmente nada más que eso
"Ecuador doesnt like to fight" goes and has 4 wars with Peru
Regardless of who started those senseless wars, so glad they are over and we can focus on our own internal issues.
*all were started by ecuador*
We just wanted /want our land back. If you get robbed you wouldn't like your things back? Same with us🇪🇨 viva Ecuador
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@pierinacolltorres4716 Where do you draw the line? The armed conflicts of 1994, 1986, 1949, 1858? Or should we go back even before Ecuador and Peru were independent nations? Politics and nationalism aside, wars only bring death and suffering, while those who trigger them sit comfortably far away behind leather chairs..
@@cocios agree. The reason why Ecuadorians at the time didn't recover the land was exactly that, Ecuadorians didn't want soldiers dying so they rather gave up the land than continued to fight.
Guyanese here and honestly just happy we were included lmao
As a Trinidadian I was offended and felt bad how they act like they didn't know Annnything about Alyuh! I took it as a diss.
Do you guys even exist? Holy fuck, I thought it was a myth
Mikael S600 LOLLLLLL but true, no one ever knows about us :(
Joako Bardelli we doooo lol but there’s like only around 700,000 people living in the country still so we’re always forgotten
I like your culture and I don't have problems with your people, but, Esequibo is venezuelan 🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪🇻🇪
"This lady got a hot dog stand as a prize when she got cheated on"
That's South America
That's it
Idk why I didnt get offended 😂
Casos de familia(the brasilian version of that show)
I think we all have a program like that
Luiz Guilherme i remember that show too lol very popular
Sounds like home yeah
"Venezuelans have like the cleanest Spanish"
Me, a Maracucho: What.
Let's not even talk about the "orientarrr" people :V
OYE TU K TA MAMAGUEBO KE TE KREE CULO E SAPO
Actually they talk like cubans lmao
@@totozilla6396 Not really, they are pretty close to the Dominican jargons.
Maracaibo is like their own little country, you guys are weird but a lot of fun.
Me, a chilean: Bueno... podria ser peor
We Chileans dont talk fast, the others are very slow
jaja me hiciste reir, saludos desde Colombia 👍🏾
German
looool dude
si poh!(spanish speed intensifies)
para Sudamérica sí hablan rápido. Ahora si se cuentan todos los hispanohablantes los dominicanos ganan y de lejos.
Brazil has the largest amount of people with PORTUGUESE, ITALIAN, AFRICAN, JAPANESE and LEBANESE descent outside of these countries/continents.
kevin da silva gonçalves and Iraqi
yeah man i know right? that state called africa where like 1.2 bil ppl live right?
"...of these countries/continents"
"African" is the funniest fake ethnic group i've ever heard in my entire life.
The largest african, lebanese, portuguese, italian, japanese syrian colony is in Brazil.
As far as I understand Argentinean accent is Italian trying to speak spanish without Italian accent but fails
that's pretty accurate. Even though there are more accents that the standar one you are describing to
Our attempt at spanish is to get as little "y" in a sentence as possible and become snakes in the process
No they are Spanish people trying to imitate an Italian accent to appear different from the rest
@@danielrojas-db9nq que comentario tan de resentido jaja
E o Brasil pois o Brasil tem 45milhões vocês são e porcetagen pois o Brasil tem mais 200milhoes.
In Brazil we have "Casos de Família", it is just like Señorita Laura!
We also have that in Venezuela!
"Cachos" de familia jajajaja
Paul about Chile: "They have like the best wine if of the entire continent"
*argentinians triggered*
phAstEr 17 Yeah, you're right! When I heard it I was like: "Qué dice este pelotudo? Se nota que no sabe una pija de mi país. Que se dé una vueltita por Mendoza a ver si sigue pensando lo mismo."
But hey, they are just opinions, everyone is free to think what they want to. Love and peace from Argentina ✌
so sorry, but Chileans do have the best wine.
and Brazil the best meat
No, there not
@@caiohenriquerufino4925 estas jugando con fuego mijo... te van a mandar la barra brava de Boca...
*arepas intensifies*
I can feel it all the way over here, thank you very much! :)
venezuelan
By the way Colombian :v
There is nothing more Venezuelan than arepas :v
*FROM COLOMBIAAAA*
1:32
"They have the best barbecue ever"
Me: *cries in uruguayan*
[triggered in brazilian]
Bueno, entonces podríamos decir que el asado rioplatense es el mejor y así incluimos a los dos países ah
@@datitingammez mas é verdade infelizmente. Churrasco no Brasil é OK. No Uruguai é muito bom. Na Argentina é INACREDITÁVEL! Não dá pra competir
Quanto mais ao sul do Brasil, melhor vai ficando o churrasco
Provavelmente por influência do Uruguai
@@alexandreoliveira9702 não sei não heim, já comi churrasco muito bom em MG, melhor até que na Argentina
If any European is watching this remember:
Mexico is not South America, is North America.
The europeans are not the ones who should be alerted to that xd. I think americans need that more than us.
@@pedrobotelho2265
Many Americans call Mexico Central America and many North America.
99% in Europe call México South America.
I find impressive how many believe Mexico is south of the equator in Northern Europe.
@@youknowmynamegirl ik, i was talking about the people from USA only, what made you think i was talking about all america lol
@Javier De Santiago ok, but thats a minority
@@adrian11111 care to show me the sources from that statistic?
In the next filler episode, can we see you try to fill that room with anymore doors.
FALKLAND FALKLAND FALKLAND
Good videos by the way. You are very cool.
Yeah, I really need to see more doors. Not enough doors.
You don''t say Soccer in the SA episode...
yeah si, is offensive
Eu nem gosto de futebol, mas como brasileiro me senti desprezado!
It's better this way. If he started making comments about soccer teams... I don't even want to imagine the outcome
SOCCER
And in the rest of the world.
Brazilian joke:
Do you know how a Argentinian kill himself? He jumps from the top of his ego
And he doesn't die from the fall; he dies from hunger.
1-0
@@viveentoronto disculpa Brasilero residente de un país del primer mundo 🤣
That's not a brazilian joke
@@noelm2220 ????que???
Estaba esperando que mencionaran a mi país, hasta que a mitad del vídeo recordé que no vivo en Sudamérica XD, no soy tonto, solo tuve un lapso de idiotez, soy de México.
Lmfao 😂
Te entiendo jajajaj
Central American bois
Smartest mexican
Mexico son buena gente, pero esperate que lleguen por allá.
Ah te confundiste con Laura, que quieres que te diga, va mas con Jerry Springer que esta ahi no mas.
"South East Asia Explained" that would be interesting. One of the most diversed region in the world.
Christian R. Maybe way too diversed m8 im also southeast asian so yaaa
South East Asian Bros unite
Brothers
Southeast asia aka discount balkans or the poorer but still lovable dysfunctional family
@@visethreachsothy6952 it's the South America of Asia basically
I'm brazilian and South America is in my heart.
Hola Brasil. Saludos desde Chile.
No, your heart is in South America
Que viva Sur América!
@@rodem6725 eu gosto do chile, é um país linsissimo é um dis meus preferidos da região :D
Ecuador: *has access to the Amazon*
Peru and Colombia: allow us to introduce ourselves
The Amazon river starts in Peru.
El río Amazonas nunca perteneció a Ecuador.
No se olviden de Brasil :)
@@wifinet8838 noo
@@krissj.h.944 todo los ríos de los amazonas comienzan in los Andes de peru, bolivia, Ecuador y Colombia. Pardon mi español no sabe como escribir muy bein :)
Uruguay's "lake" isn't a lake, it's... a river. **Cries in Rioplatense Spanish**
no its a flowing lake. check mate dino
Uruguay is the coolest I want to visit that beautiful country
*Cries in Rioplatense Spanish* = *Shora*
Uruguayan here, it's technically an estuary and is larger than what Barb showed in the video. It was historically called a river (Río de la Plata = River of the Silver) and is still legally considered one by our (Argentina and Uruguay) governments because if we admit it's an estuary foreign ships can pretty much do what they please with it, particularly regarding contamination.
@@agustinl2302 it's not like we Argentines and Uruguayans (at least, the governments) care much about the "river's" pollution either, we throw everything there...
While working in South America most locals said, “South Americans don’t know how to run a government, but they sure know how to party.”
@Ghhj Ghjjk lo lamento, me encanta Uruguay, he estado ahí y espero volver, pero el único país en Sudamérica que diría que se sabe administrar es Chile.
(No soy chileno, por si acaso)
@Ghhj Ghjjk Soy Chileno, imagino que debe referirse al mayor PIB per cápita de Sudamérica (PPA), el mayor índice de desarrollo humano tras USA y Canadá en América, la menor tasa de homicidios de la región (siendo casi la mitad del siguiente pais) y a los mejores resultados de los test PISA en educación de la región. También tenemos, por mucho, el índice de libertad económica más alto de latinoamérica. Aparte, Chile es OCDE. Con orgullo puedo decir que nuestro país funciona.
Pero sí, ustedes uruguayos tienen cosas para envidiar, especialmente su política social y la igualdad, que es una rareza por aquí. Uruguay y Chile diría que somos los más avanzados, luego viniendo Argentina y de ahí la diferencia es muy alta con los que vienen.
Saludos desde Santiago!
How true...
@@Whelzard sí, es incuestionable que Chile está más avanzado que Uruguay en algunos aspectos.
@Ghhj Ghjjk but we don´t know how to party
As a Peruvian, I'd say that Peru is like Southamerica's grandma, it has the oldes culture, it welcomes everybody and it cooks reaaaaaaaaaallllyyyyyyy goood.
I disagree
As a Colombian, I agree.
Me hiciste el día😂
ignorant
Meh
Fun Fact: The FIFA with Argentina and Nigeria is like the professor that put 2 students in the same group because they are cute together.
Um comentário em português passando pra mostrar que não tem só espanhol e inglês
obrigado, existem outros brs alem de mim aqui.
Estamos juntos !!
Em qualquer reduto da internet, sempre haverá um brasileiro.
Brazil Yo entendí toda esta frase. No hablo portugués.
@@ivanmichael217 Sempre
as a south european, I love South America, they all sound like cousins to me
You're the best!
That's basically Latin America 🤣
Cool man, we are family amongst each other, kinda, like the lil relationships this great dude makes amongst countries, but if you see us as cousins of Europ, then thats pretty weird, we are pretty much into Latin America, Europe and S.A have pretty different cultures and everything, but if you wanna come, feel more than welcome to do it.
@@nicoaf5183 the culture is not that different, I mean, of course it is far from being the same, but we share a lot in comon.
Im portuguese, so we basicly share a lot of things with our brasilian brothers and our spaniard neighbours. that being said, I think we have more in comon than you ever thought we had
I feel the same thing, especially towards italians and spaniards.
I absolutely love our Latino family. Saludos desde Brasil mis hermanos hispánicos!!💞💞💞🇧🇷🇧🇷
Brasil, I love your music! ❤️ from Peru
All our countries are beautiful! What keeps us together is stronger than what keeps us apart. Mucho amor desde Bolivia🇧🇴
❤
Un mar de aplausos (?
Chilean here! Yes, the verb pololear means to date, to go steady, and/or to hang out, spend time with your boyfriend/girlfriend. And that accent was pretty spot on, kudos!
Wena qlio
Chile was the first South American country I went to, at the time I had a Chilean gf so it's funny to hear about this verb!!! Love your amazing country, especially Los Lagos in the south, as well as Santiago. I do have to say though that I had learnt some South American Spanish for a few months before coming, but I couldn't understand a word of Chilean Spanish, ok a little, but not much, you seem to swallow the end of words, or not finish them. Still love you guys though and it's an amazing country with amazing people, amazing scenery, and amazing wine!!! Was there for your Independence Day celebrations and went to some fondas!!!
@I Lish! jaja encuentro que le salió bastante bien
@I Lish! Ah weón le salió super bien al wn xd
@I Lish! Imitar nuestro acento requiere nivel experto xd para un primer intento está bien oh xd
you should do the Balkans explained! (this would be a long one)
Great idea! It is so confusing to try to understand that part
Long story short, brotish were assholes in the 18th century and liked to grab others land
@@Cuasimodo2372 yeah lol,it was the turks fault
Cuasimodo2372 Pretty Britain didn’t do anything in the Balkans
Serbia is the best Balkan country (just saying) :D
That country Argentina is great, its culture and its people are great, in addition to its food and football, a great country, they are the best.
Greetings from Argentina!
Futbol no es una religión hermano, y de pensár que yo soy Brasileño. Soy Brasileño pero yo,como la mayoría de mi familia, no sigo el futbol; sigo modas y espiritualismo gringo como la meditación y la yoga. Opino, no creo, que las opciones de comida en la Argentina son limitadas. Lo que realmente se es que Kevin es un nombre super común en Perú.
@@mypanexogamouslineage965 I'm pretty sure it's a joke
@@cellinemartins If this comment came from an Argentinian, than that comment is not a joke.
@@mypanexogamouslineage965 lmao
@@mypanexogamouslineage965 En realidad en Argentina existe una iglesia con más de 100000 creyentes basada en el fútbol
Love this channel. Greetings from Suriname. This quiet kid has alot to talk about so if you ever want some more intimate info, I'd love to help.
A e-mail fu den man de in na discription section fu a video dis. I musu e-mail den man fu gi a info. Later mi o proberi fu du a san dati tu.
Watching from Chile ... I was born in Burbank, California; lived most of my life in Lancaster, California; and chose to move to Chile 7 months ago to start over with life. Love it here very much.
I'm Brazilian andI lived in Colombia for 5 months and... I really want to go back! I love Colombia!!!
I send my love from Peru to all my brothers and sisters in SA. It’s great to be part of it.
In Brasil we have a show called “Casos de Família” it’s also super fun!
Paraguay is that hidden gem and lost unicorn. It's the country most dont talk about yet has alot to offer and as a Paraguayan I love talking about our culture and beauty that is somewhat hidden to everyone else.
Guyanese here!!! Guyana, Suriname, and French Guyana ... 3 brothers surviving among our spanish/portuguese families!! haha
What's up, Guyanese here too!
What is a "Guyana"? Is it some fish species?
Surinamese hereeee
@@riazedn4728 💙
You 3 are adopted. :v
"It's been said that Venezuelans has the cleanest Spanish" "I don't know? That's what I've been told" you've been lied to my friend lmfao
jajaja seguro que fue un venezolano no muy neutro en el asunto que dijo eso, para mí es Perú o algunas zonas de Colombia pero bueno el acento Venezolano es re lindo ❤️
I been told the same thing but with Colombian spainsh is the best because its the clearest, my family is Colombian though so probably some bias lol
I'm a Venezuelan an is like the more understandingly for European
@A. T. That's only because Mexico is next to the US. But everyone know Colombian's speak a more neutral Spanish. Some Mexicans sound like they're singing when they speak. Hablan cantando, jaja!
I would say Colombia and Mexico have the most neutral accents. Chile and Cuba have the hardest spanish to understand to me.
The Venezuela accent was the central region accent. There are a lot of different accents in Venezuela.
I hope Joanna Hausmann is in the Venezuelan episode
Well there sure was a lot of FLAMA reference here.
O M G YEEEEEES! A Venezuelan geograpeep right here supporting that motion!
"HeyerrbodytsJoannandIhaveshittosay."
_frowny face_
PLEASE
Yes pleaaaaaseeeee Joanna
Some contributions from a Chilean:
- McDonald's wasn't banned. They just broke.
- Yes. Pololo/a is the way we call to boy/girlfriends. Pololear is the verb, roughly translated as "being in a relationship".
- The pronunciation is Tereré, stressing the third syllable.
- Uruguayans speak very similar than Buenos Aires Argentinians. Interior Argentinians speak different.
Great video!! It just lacked a bit of earthquakes.
And it also happened before Evo Morales arrived, so weird they put his image
Sebas Manrox do you mean the earth movement or the drink with grenadine? Hahahah
@@yankofelipe7209 Both of them hahahah
También creo que faltó la explicación de que hablamos tan rápido en parte porque nos saltamos muchos sonidos, pero supongo que tendría que haber habido un chileno pa' explicarlo y dar ejemplos, lo que encuentro imperdonable es que hayan puesto pololo pero no hayan mencionado ni tangencialmente a la ""wea"" (la wea mala)
Earthquakes? Cute. *from an Indonesian 😂
Holaaa!! Yo soy Venezolana 🇻🇪 vivo en brasil desde hace 2 años, me interesaron mucho tus videos y mas este porque hablas un poquito de mi pais, Te gustaria conocer Venezuela? Me encantaria por contarte mas de mi pais y hablarte de todas sus bellezas, cultura, economia, territorio, todo!!!
Hola, yo tambien soy de Venezuela y estoy esperando que Barby haga su video acerca de Venezuela por que creo que esta publicando sus videos en orden alfabetico, me encanto que mencionaran nuestro pais y Diego imito el acento muy bien. De cual parte de Venezuela eres?
The flag that stands out the most in South America is from Brazil beautiful as always 🇧🇷❤️
It stands out because while there has been "Progresso", unfortunately there hasn't been much "Ordem"...
@@jsprite123 auch.
Brazil with green 🟢
Gran Colombia with yellow 🟡
The andean countries with red 🔴
The Rioplatenses with light blue 🔵
@@LautFErrotabere Ey I really like that description. Greetings from a rioplatense country! 🇦🇷
@@LautFErrotabere Also South Cone countries with white ⚪ (🇦🇷, 🇨🇱, 🇺🇾)
The next one South East Asia 😓
Agree
Yeah agreee
Yeah!
@@tankshot3256 isn't timorleste in se asia?
do canada
Pololiar = to date (in Chile). Confirmed - It’s a word ☺️🇨🇱
Wrong, it’s a verb
@@Lappu1984 A verb is a word...
Francisco Calvache mmmm. True.
But the use of that word, is in the verb form
@@Lappu1984 It's a verb, like, dating, but it's also a noun, as my pololo.
Jorge Gómez but thats not pololiar, what is the matter of this thread of discussion.
Pololo is a noun, obviously ctm
"Chile has the fastest Spanish speakers"
Laughs en Republica Dominican
In Chile we speak fast because we eat the end of the words. No decimos ¿Cómo estás? Sino Có tai?
Barb, I just love the way you do your videos. I can't stop watching! Thank you on your episode about the Balkans, this is where I am from. How about an episode on the Scandinavian countries?
Pololear does exist 😁 is the verb for being in a relationship
There you go Diego, mystery solved
When a Chilean asks "do you want to be my girl/boyfriend?" They don't say "quieres ser mi novia/o?" Like the rest of Spanish people, they say "quieres pololear conmigo?", I would translate it to "do you want us to be in a relationship". So the boy is pololo and the girl is polola. Fun fact, "pololo" is a word from mapudungun, the mapuche language, and it refers to a species of fly, so I guess it was born from mothers to lock the boyfriend of their respective daughters, and it evolved to being used by the whole country, not just the mapuche territories
Joaquin Reyes I’m learning Spanish, so allow me to ask this question. If it is the verb for being in a relationship, then wouldn’t it be “pololearse”? I think this because being in a relationship is something you do for yourself....thanks in advance!
@@faro8784 pololeandose sounds like something for one person, it doesn't sound right, we don't use it.
I want to be able to say that
Make a Scandinavian coutries explained video
I'm gonna make a summery for you: well Boaw
Nobody cares
De är petiga och ser irriterade ut hela tiden. I alla fall i Sverige. Allt ska krångla liksom 🤣 jätte fint land ändå.
As a Brazilian, I could mention that Uruguay was the only country in South America that didn't get separated from Spain, but from Brazil. Cool video anyway!
In my Brazilian perspective, Uruguay is often considered something between Brazil and Argentina. This whole Argentina's Canada thing is also a way to say they share many stereotypes, but not the unpopularity of the neighbour, like Canada. I can see Argentina as being Canada of Brazil as well, but not in the same way Uruguay is Canada of Argentina, but because they are a bit like us, but more European, more liberal, but not always that liberal (Uruguay though is fairly known for being very liberal), more sparsely populated, live in a colder place, and the stereotypical images we have of them are either living in a huge charming cold city, riding horses while wearing hats in a cold environment, or at a Stadium, playing their national sport, or watching it passionately, which is my impression on how Americans describe Canadians.
Not exactly. Uruguay and Argentina share language, origins, traditions, accents, folklore. etc. Sometimes they get confused among themselves and do not feel like foreigners being in the other country. That is why the similarity between the two countries is compared with the case of the United States and Canada, the biggest differences being in politics.
@@fedcard I know.
You could say it is the same as Canada's historic policies, but with a few amendments: 1. Keep the Portuguese speakers in (instead of French). 2. Keep the Argentinians out (instead of Americans). 3. Terminate the "Native problem".
@@Danilium I don't get it, what do you mean?
@@rodrigosantosvaleriano1859 Um historiador canadiense se referia ás políticas que identificavam ao Canadá como 3 ideias básicas ("1. Keep the French in. 2. Keep the Americans out. 3. Solve the Native problem", é num video do JJ). No Uruguai, temos uma poblacao falante de uma variedade do portugués (chamado DPU ou portuñol), produto da época das invasoes do Brasil, que podia se integrar aos gaúchos e prejudicar ao pais e seus límites, e se desenharom políticas de integracao para eles. Nao se pudo recuperar os invadidos pelo Brasil prévio ao 1815...
Nope Ecuadorian and peruvian food are not similar AT ALL!!!
And "Laura" is no longer recorded in Perú, actually it's been like 8 years since she moved to Mexico, and her program is recorded there since then.
Peruvians hate her, and as well she had jail time for collaborating with Fujimori's dictatorial regime.
Henry Geldrez yup Ecuadorian food is way better
@@juanchabla6886 no it's not, and all the continent knows it.
Our food is way better you guys just copy our food
@@juanchabla6886 you wish!
@Juan Chabla I've been to Cuenca and the only condiment you know is Cumin. Peruvian food is WAY out of your league. Not to mention your disgusting habit of putting ketchup on cebiche
Chile is the only country in South America that can be in a week in the mountains with snow and after being on the beach, you can go south and see large green forests with rivers, lakes and mountains or if you want to go further south (Aysen ) It's like being in Alaska. You also have other options such as going north to the Atacama desert which has beautiful views, this place is the best to see the stars around the world. If you want something more tropical you can go to Easter Island and relax for a while with the moais. 🇨🇱
Those biomes are also in Argentina btw
All the things you mentioned you can find them in Argentina :v
@@estebanpereyracortez6928 except for the forests, which in argentina are located to the north =)
Argentum 2019 also in Peru
You're wrong about beaches and snow, from Venezuela to Perú you can do the same.
Feels nice looking at THE GOLDEN ARROW HEAD IN THE BACKGROUND (national flag) Guyana is a great place.. any other Guyanese here?
I love South America and its people greetings from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦❤️🇦🇷🇺🇾🇨🇴🇪🇨🇻🇪🇧🇷🇧🇴🇵🇪🇨🇱🇵🇾 ( y hablo poco de Español yo amo Español )
you literally forgot the guyanas but okay...
@@rashaany579 they are irrelevant
@@abouttime1127 You forgot Suriname too.
Chile's accent is *T H I C C*
So is the Ecuadorian lady in this episode _(waggles eyebrows)_
Shut up.
Please create a video on Germany's Bundesländer 🌞
This.
Yes please
This gets a lot of requests so I probably should, guys? What do you think?
@@GeographyNow yeeees, please 🌞
@@GeographyNow yesss! I'm not even German but I'm already looking forward.
Excellent episode! Well done!
I loved the video! By the way, I am Venezuelan. I love your channel and the videos you make. Since I like geography, history, etc., I would love to help you make a video about my country.
Do one about The Caribbean!!!!!!!!!! Seeing this region's relationship with each other and its different types of people with more than 5 languages, interacting with one another, has always amused me!!
when you mentioned Peru, why did you had to mention Sta. Laura ... she hasn't been on Peruvian tv for 20 years...
nad we dont want her here. glad she's in Mexico now
Diego introduced him to Sta. Laura.. apparently colombians can't get over it
@@renatoarrascue6488 yall Peruvians take her back now!
She is Mexican. Years ago, she refused Peruvian nationality and declares herself Mexican.
He could have mentioned Tongo, everyone loves him
Good introduction to the countries of South America. I'm taking my first trip to Argentina. Hope to do more.
This video is great. I teach high school Spanish & geography & this video works for both subjects, since we're doing South America in geography right now. It really kept my students' attention. I've been to a lot of the countries in South America. & agreed with all the points you made about each of the countries. ¡Buen trabajo!
I'm Colombian and oh damn diego's great at immitating accents!
He's ok. He only nailed the Venezuelan one as my fellow Ecuadorian Cindy said.
los españoles nos quitaron el oro
@@lizethcaicedo8508 y ustedes nos quitaron nuestros espejos.
@@ocre3076 pero pueden comprar mas espejo con nuestro oro
Thanks from Peru.
I'm still stay tuned for my country's episode (this year plz !)
8JoF ye I look forward for it
I am the same ! Arriba Perú 🇵🇪
PAISANO
Crrano
I love your videos, i am a Social Studies teacher in Salgar, Colombia and use these videos in Class !! Way to go
Awesome video, hugs from Brasil.
I am Colombian, very proud of my heritage. An ancestor was the last governor of Panama in La Gran Colombia and another ancestor helped Simon Bolivar win against the Spaniards the war for independence, he gave Bolivar fresh horses after Bolivar got to Boyaca after coming from the mountains with his men.
Como se puede estar orgulloso de algo en lo que no pusiste ningun esfuerzo, y no tuviste incidencia ni influencia alguna?
塞尔吉奧 por la misma razón que uno puede estar orgulloso de su equipo de fútbol ganando. O de su hijo sacando buenas notas...
Bacanísimo. Debe ser muy chévere saber de donde se viene y mejor aún que hicieron sus ancestros. Eso es único, en realidad. Por casualidad, ¿sabes hasta qué época puedes ir en la historia de tu familia?
@@juanvillalba539 se que un marques español llego a Colombia en los 1700's, era un tatara tatara tatara tatara(?) abuelo mio, fuera de haber hecho mi test de ADN, con genes africanos y judios en mi sangre que van como a los 1740's no se mas de mas atras que no sea gente española o colombiana.
@@sergio4660 Let the man have his pride bro
I know it is small, but maybe Scandinavia, Extended Scandinavia, or the Nordics?
I am interested in learning more about Extended Scandinavia. For example, what is that exactly, and what geographical entities does it entail?! Please let us know if you have any more information about this!
only if it includes finland, if not then meh.
Countries of the World Songs I believe Extended Scandinavia includes Finland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, and the Åland Islands alongside the traditional Nordic Countries (Denmark, Sweden, and Norway).
I’d argue you may want to thrown in the Republic of Karelia in Russia as well as Estonia (if you’re including Finland, that is, seeing as Estonia is the little brother of Finland). Also Greenland, perhaps, though they aren’t exactly “Nordic” or “Scandinavian” anymore, given most of their population is indigenous peoples.
Sweden = Germany of Scandinavia
Denmark = Netherlands of Scandinavia
Norway = Switzerland of Scandinavia
criticalhard Finland’s only Nordic cause it was Viking territory, but they’re really different, because they don’t even speak an indo European language.
Thanks for posting this informative review. It's nice to see an outside perspective of my country. It was pretty accurate.
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They basically dissed your country bro. They got crickets nd put all 3 together. That was bad boi! How they act so? They experts on all the Spanish speaking and Brazil but know nothing about the other 3?
Mikael S600 honestly as a Guyanese I’m not offended because we don’t really associate with the rest of South America, don’t take that in a bad way but we mostly associate with Trinidad, Jamaica, Barbados, Grenada, etc because our cultures are really similar.
@@JustinLifebreeze i have a request for you Guyanese 😁 STOP CALLING US SURINAMESE DUTCH WE ARE NOT DUTCH
@@mikaels6009 because in that region it isn’t that special
An amazing channel, you make a good job you guys, greetings from Chile
Barbs btw, Gran Colombia wasn’t called Gran Colombia, it was called Colombia, but for practical reasons, historians use the adjetive Gran (meaning big or great) to contrast it with modern day Colombia. Although cool video... Arepas are from Venezuela.
Daniel Marquez no arepas are from Colombia!!!!!! 😂
whatever both are the same place anyway
@Lion King they are better than Colombian by far
Arepas origin is disputed, but I would say modern Venezuelan arepas are better. That is coming from a Colombian.
Las arepas son de Colombia y estoy dispuesta a darme en la jeta con el que diga lo contrario 😌
Aww man Barby, it's too bad that you had to treat Guyana and Suriname as the same country, especially culturally (because ok, granted, physically they're kind of the same). Suriname is way more diverse ethnically, e.g. they have the highest percentage of Indonesians in both South America and the Caribbean. There's more interesting stuff to get into. I won't do that right now. It's just a bummer that you took these countries, which are already relatively unknown, and then crushed the chance to highlight something cool about them.
I agree with you 100%
I agree. Suriname represent.🥂
I'm from the Caribbean, Dominican Republic and I speak Spanish. People from South America very often forget not only that we are Hispanics but that the colonization of the whole continent started here.......
I think it’s because the conquest of the other nations was so much harder and epic compared to the Caribbean. You can kinda “rank” the standing of the Latino nations to each other by how hard of a struggle or troubled their histories are. In this case, the Caribbean nations arguably have equally as complicated histories as Brazil just with less land wealth and this being the reason why they’re mostly ignored. Most of the Latin nations get ignored arguably enough, with the Caribbean’s being sort of the gateway representation for the Latin continent since they’re the most well traveled IMO outside of the Mexicans and Brazilians. So it’s not that they’re ignored so much that they keep to themselves. Also, the only people who tend to forget history started in the Caribbean tend to be the Argentinians, who are low key infamous for thinking they’re the Nords of Latin America. If it makes you feel better, all the other countries and ethnicities are sort of embarrassed of them for this rather than feel intimidated. The other ones are proud of their complex histories whereas Argentina is sort of recognized as that peroxide brunette.
@@AB-sm1qf The oldest colonial city in the Americas. Founded by Bartolomé Columbus in 1496, the city of Santo Domingo was almost completely built during the 16th century. It has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Built by European settlers, the area holds the first streets, churches, houses, university, social and political institutions ever built by Europeans in the American Continent. Expeditions which led to Ponce de León's colonization of Puerto Rico, Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar's colonization of Cuba, Hernando Cortes' conquest of Mexico, and Vasco Núñez de Balboa's sighting of the Pacific Ocean were all launched from Santo Domingo.
south america countries in order:
0:48 argentina 🇦🇷
1:56 bolivia 🇧🇴
3:22 brazil 🇧🇷
4:54 chile 🇨🇱
6:04 colombia 🇨🇴
8:04 ecuador 🇪🇨
9:12 guyana 🇬🇾, french guyana 🇬🇫 & suriname 🇸🇷
10:54 paraguay 🇵🇾
12:21 peru 🇵🇪
13:02 uruguay 🇺🇾
14:31 venezuela 🇻🇪
Falkland island 🇫🇰
Hey Geography Now I LOVE your content. I'm from Chile and was very pleased with your summary of it. I laughed out loud (in a good way) with your friends' attempt at a Chilean accent 🤣🤣🤣 in answer to your question about 'pololos' yes we do make a verb out of it; if asking a person if they're dating (as in if they have a girlfriend or a boyfriend) you would ask "estás pololeando (or pololiando)?" or if asking if someone would like to be your girlfriend or boyfriend, you would say "te gustaría pololear (or pololiar) conmigo?"
Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
Hey, I’m from New Zealand, I’m a long time subscriber (Denmark episode) and I was wondering if there’s any way I could help with the up coming New Zealand video. It’s just your channel really helped to spark my interest in geography, and since then this interest has carried me to lead a team the win the matangi whenua (nz geography contest) so I thank you for that. Even if it’s a small thing I would really love to help.
Everything you said applies for me aside from doing the new Zealand geography contest, and I've been here since Columbia (I was much younger then, geez)
You should say this in email. You can find the email address in the "about" section of the UA-cam channel.
Naoman Saeed thankyouuuuu
Gabriel King hah you normies i’ve been here since algeria
Thank you! So many Americans know so little about this subject. It was also nice to hear from nice people who actually live there!
I think here in Brazil we don't have many exposure about the others countries in South America in the news, music and etc, so we know quite more things with the countries we made border in our state (if is the case). I'm from Rio Grande do Sul state and I grow up seen Argentineans and Uruguayans in Brazil, so I feel more approached with them, it's quite easy to find someone here who have relatives in these countries, we have some similarities with the culture with Uruguay (in my state). It's so good we can easily travel between the countries because of Mercosul, I hope I can travel for all South America!
Grettings from Poland to Argentina ! We love you
We love you too!
Many of your ancestors came to the Misiones province. You would be surprised to see things of your culture here. Pozdrawiam! !
kurwa, winged hussars, geralt z rivii
Thats indonesia flag
The one red-white flag to me is Monaco! I’m sorry..
There are large Mennonite German communities in Paraguay. My dad was born there. Kind of surprised that that was missed... But your guests did say that they don't know much about Paraguay so that's okay. the Mennonites are often forgotten by their own government there never mind the rest of the continent LOL
Guess it'll be covered in the Paraguay episode.
You can email that information to him so that way he can mention it in the Paraguay episode
Trucker Josh VLOGS they’re the dairymen of our country
Same in Belize.
There are big colonies in Bolivia too, even japonese colonies
I love how the subtitles say we have the original Rapits instead of Arepa.
Thank you for this beautiful information.
Suriname also has a notable Javanese population
Inderdaad
Suriname squad
Two years ago I was planing to travel in Australia, but visa wasnt ready on time so I went to Paraguay, which is close to where i live. Ended up being one of my favorite trips.
where do you live bro? I´m from Asuncion
@@Gustavo-hb3mx sry I took so long. I'm from Brazil. Asuncion still is one of my favorite cities
@@priscillajimenez27 Burkina Faso: Ouagadougu
Brunei: Bandar Seri Begawan
Priscilla Jimenez well, it’s actually shortened in the Paraguay video. The full name is “La Muy Noble y Leal Ciudad de Nuestra Señora Santa María de la Asunción”
Hi there ! I had a Spanish class assignment and luckily was assigned my own country to research on. Our professor had us use your youtube videos to learn about different countries. Everyone in class was able to use your videos for reference except me because there isn’t a video based on Venezuela!! Spent a few minutes searching thinking maybe I missed it but nope ! Not sure why but I hope you make one on my beloved country :)
Fun fact: the area called "Guiana" often includes Spanish Guiana, part of Venezuela. neighbouring English Guiana; and Portuguese Guiana, part of Brazil, neighbouring French Guiana.
Portuguese Guyana aka Amapá
So he talked about Brazil without mentioning... Football ?? Okay..
Maybe because Brazil is not only football??
He also talk about Argentina without mentioning it
Football is more huge in Uruguay, then Argentina and then Brazil. Culturally speaking of course, in terms of performance, is kind of the other way around.
I dont think so, football is hugely important in brazil
7 x 1 shame. We quit.
4:43 Portuguese is Spanish with a soft Russian accent
Portuguese is the wrong spanish
@@luckyrowmax no, just no
Yeah Both Russian and Portuguese sounds drunk but cool at the same time
No '-'
@@luckyrowmax Portuguese is older and more complex than Spanish so I think its the opposite
Suriname food is 👌👌👌
This video is great, I've learned a lot!
Brazil: The largest italian population outside of Italy, the largest japanese population outside of Japan and the largest arabian population outside of the middle-east.
Cool.
O mayor do mundo
And the largest African population outside of Africa.
@@rob6927 that's the US, a lot of people try to count mix race as black to pump up their numbers
And more: There are more Lebanese people in Brazil, than in Lebanon
Spanish: Latin America vs Spain
Portuguese: Brazilian vs Potugal
French: Quabec vs France
English: US/Canada vs UK
Which is more useful the American (continent not country) vs European (continent not union) verion of this languages?
I think American accents are more useful, except French, i think the european version is more important
American
@@lukeriftwalker1306 Can you give any reasons to support your claim. I am a European and I heard from othe Europeans that their version is better because they created the languages.
Half of Latin America speaks spanish the other half speaks portuguese. As a portuguese speaker I can say we understand better spanish than spanish speakers understand portuguese. Spanish is more useful.
America and Canada dont use the same English there are only 2 types of English American and British. Canada uses Britian English.
Awesome video and very informative, great work
this really helped me understand what south America is about thank you