Geography Now! Belize

One of these central American countries is not like the other.........

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[kylem]

i'm so glad i found this channel.... i'm a geography nerd and it's cool to see other people enjoy it as much as me :D

[isimerias]

I can confirm that the "Belize it" pun is an actual thing used in Belize its amazing

[amrayabaptiste]

I live in the Caribbean and Belize is considered part of the Caribbean nevermind it's location. It's washed by Caribbean waters. Same thing with Guyana. It's amazing many Mexicans on here don't know anything about their neighbour. Language is indeed a barrier.

[debtansey]

Belize was once called British Honduras.

[RonnyPlett]

I grew up and still live in Belize.

I got to say this is the MOST accurate video I have ever watched about Belize, most documentaries about Belize get all their facts mixed up, or just focus on one negative specific subject.

You got yourself another subscriber.

[charleshenry]

I love Belize 🇧🇿, im Belizean and I love my people all of them. We're very diverse and actually have love for our brothers and sisters. Keep Belize for Belizeans ✊

[CharlotteMulcahy]

The UK makes an appearance in nearly every video

[mattloveohiost]

I just visited Belize, very accurate. And actually their tourist motto is: You Better Belize It! So I guess u were accurate

[pabuthedumbnerd]

So Belize is like that one kid who is cool with most kids and respects others.

[juanrcamilo]

I can't imagine children in elementary school drawing their flag 😩

[elielagarcia]

This dude made me fall in love with geography because he made it a little fun. Proud Belizean here

[KimmieDiamond]

YASS! Where my belizeans at? ❤️🇧🇿 The negative and ignorant people can go do research themselves. We’re tryna be positive here. Don’t waste your time.

[YellowpowR]

This channel has gotten me SO interested in geography, different culture, and even the politics of other countries (slightly, I'm not that political to begin with). My favorite part of this series was the geography, as well as the flora and fauna, but now I'm taking more of an interest in the cultural specifics and history.

[anique]

I was waiting for Belize .proud Belizean 🇧🇿

[aaok]

I was in Belize last summer. I was there for 4 nights and then took a bus to Flores, Guatemala. On the bus there was somebody speaking a different language and since I like talking with people I kindly asked him what language he was speaking. Although first I had to figure out if he spoke english or spanish because those are the only two i speak. He spoke Spanish and told me he was speaking German. We had a long conversation and he told me that he was born in Mexico and moved to Belize later on. His ancestry traced back to Canada before tracing back ti Europe yet had managed to keep German, or their specific dialect of German as their first language. Now thanks to this video I understand. It all makes sense now.

[noahhultgren]

Some of my family lives in Belize and I just traveled there for the first time this year and am staying for a good part of winter. I want to say that it is one of the most beautiful countries I've ever been to. The people here are super friendly, even for central America which is already way friendlier than people in the northern U.S were I am from. I had people coming up and talking to me, and met lots of amazing people with interesting stories and lives. The food is also mind-blowing especially breakfast (good fry jacks, and beans, sausage and eggs.) Wonderful little villages, a huge respect for the natural environment (meaning primordial rainforests that go on forever, massive healthy reefs, crazy mangrove swamps and hundreds of tropical birds). Anyway what I want to say is that I love Belize and have a huge respect for it doing so well, and being so good to the world with what it has, and also that I recommend others visits the country. Just be sure you are consious of the effect foriegners can have on little communities, and try to give you money to local businesses and entrapenoures, the food will be better, and they will appreciate it.

[fmissark]

Damn, he pretty much got everything right... well researched man

[GeographicScholar]

It interesting that Belize is an English speaking nation. Its name under British rule was British Honduras. "Honduras" comes from the Spanish for "the depths".

[karijacobs]

Thank you for making a beautiful video about my country Belize. i love every minute of it., 🇧🇿🇧🇿🇧🇿

[belizeyucatecmaya]

Too add some information about Belize there are 3 different Maya groups 1. The Yucatec Maya which are found in Corozal, Orange Walk and Cayo . 2. The Mopan Maya and the Kekchi Maya who live more traditional are found in southern Belize (Toledo) .