27 Fun Maps That Describe Europe

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[ecaterinatruscan]

0:45 As a Romanian the way he pronounced "zăpadă" got me laughing HARD😭😭

[hihowareyou]

3:12 Kosovo and Albania say "Jo". In Germany, that means somewhat of "yes"

[b.m.]

"Vodka, " I do believe, means "little water." Anyway, come to think of it, vodka does look like water.

[Misoforg]

2:34 france had me laughing for a while

[thunderblot]

Eau is not "u" it's "o" ;-;

[ThePiquedPigeon]

I love maps!!
PS: at 5:20, for the Italian translation, the "ch" in "che" is pronounced as the letter "k" (in fact, in the good days of 167 characters long SMSes, "ch" was often abbreviated to "k" to save characters). 👍Also "lumi" as "snow" really is beautiful and very evocative ❤

[footballsupremacy_]

5:24 I almost had a heart attack listening to you attempting French 😭😭 Sorry Zimbax but that ain't it... 💀

[Tarih_Seven_Kiz]

In Turkish, the names of numbers up to 5 are especially meaningful. The names are related to the functions of the fingers. The number "three" comes from the middle finger. The middle finger is the longest finger of the hand. It is the finger at the end because it is long. Therefore, when counting numbers, they called the number "3" "uç", that is, the longest. Later this word was changed to "üç".

[redfuriesanimations]

I love that Scottish Gaelic appears only on some maps and when it does, it’s sometimes just wrong

[lukassalota]

Yes, "balandis" means pigeon in Lithuanian

[KevinCasasola]

5:21 Zim, che is pronounced as "Ke" in Italian. Funny how you got the rest right 😂

[leierkreuz]

5:13 In Spain you can say:
Qué mierda
Qué diablos
Qué demonios
Qué cojones
Qué coño
And so on...
I think that "qué cojones" is one of the most common.😅

[MajaxPlop]

(French "eau" isn't pronounced "u" but rather "o", IPA sound /o/)

[shahmatvei]

You pronounced "Какого чёрта" like a native speaker actually)

[randomyoutubeuser]

5:23 as someone who speaks French, the way he said "quoi" got me flying 💀💀

[TheBeanMan.]

6:45 “your speaking to me in Patagonian” is now what I will say

[Dan-x-j]

5:21 OH MY GOD, THE WAY YOU SAID IT KILLED ME XD😭

[omenx-]

2:29, bro what is going on with italy, france, turkey,georgia,armenia and the most of balkans

[Gregoretta]

04:34 In Hungary, "Szervusz" isn't formal. You can say "Jó napot kívánok!", that means: "(I wish you) good afternoon." Or "Szia", "Heló" to your friends. "Szervus" is something that old men say to their old friends and grandchildren.

[ZoveRen]

5:31 I don't know Danish, but I think it's something like *v'l fann'n*