I want one!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

en tiedä onko,nutta älä unohda centenced killing me

alko bodomilla🥰🥰 alexi laiho 🥰🥰

His name was Issac. He was a Israelite Jew. A Moor from Germany. That is what the records show. He was brought on a Moor ship due to the Banister being a Red & white bandana and a Black Moor Head on the stern of the ship. He was Not from African. They lied. He was 7 feet tall. He did not speak Japanese He spoke a language closer that to English which sounds almost Japanese.

It's always hilarious to listen english people speak Hungarian

Hello from Hungary!

I really appreciate the video. He is very accurate.

I’m from Iceland and my name is literally Þórhildur Júlía😂

I just- because it’s so easy for me because I’m from Iceland 😂

Smiley. Preferatul meu

A lăsat-o ficsa pe cea mai buna la final

4:55 Those aren't small houses there, but the gates of wine cellars carved into the mountain, from which cellar systems open and there are endless rows of barrels.

Bring back reacting to Estonian songs please, I recommend Tujurikkuja 6- savings "kaunis maa 2" and forest brother song. Also please react to tujurikkuja, best ones are :Lastefarmer, Snaiper, Noored tehnikud, Eesti Nokia, Küüditamine, Eesti ujumine

I find it funny that he started singing too when the subtitles said "jorise kaasa v midagi" bc that means basically "sing along or sum"

We need "kaunis maa 2"

I was there near Lithuanian border on Latvian side in chain with my whole family .it was Awsome event and it felt amazing to feel so connected with every one in united goal .

I know this is an old video, but it was funny to watch your reaction to Inna's song mixing English and Spanish. Inna, specifically, is a polyglot, has songs in many languages including Arabic, and has collaborated with several international artists, so she tends to sprinkle different languages in her music. Also, your pronounciation was pretty on point for the most part, since Romanian pronounciation is mostly phonetic and hardly has any special rules. The font on Antonia's song must have confused you, because the first letter is an I, not an L. :D

*I happened to see your video. Loved your video and channel. Greetings from Bulgaria* 🤝🌷🌺🥰

I think please can be said as "jooko" but it's not official, and not as polite than "please".

snollebolekes is best

Me to

I know all latvian Memes

I live in latvia😊

7.50 Axl was fan of Hanoi Rocks, One of influencers of G`n `r

Hanoi Rocks Rules...

for next list: Apulanta, Sleepy Sleepers, Hanoi Rocks, Hurriganes, Jaakko Teppo

you got me at Lordi ... only eurovision song contest winner from finland....

זמן מרפאה את הכל הוא מרפאה את הכל אם לא הכל את הרוב וגם זה יעבור

this was sad ... was like watching a kid with attention disorder

Hell is a norwegian word and means luck.

Che musica buena no tenias para elegir? La unica buena charly al final...

PANAMA, Refers actually tu pana mea, which in your language would be wtf or fk it

LES ELEPHANTES BIZARRES SMILE

Try LES ELEPHANTES BIZARRES - SMILE !

Bai oamenilor, prin acest youtuber aveti sansa sa promovati cultura si muzica buna, iar voi puneti panamera si alte rahaturi?

This is not a romanian commercial never seen this plus there is no romanian language involved in it

USA?I dont care...

whtnf where is the 7?

We're so nice and Europeans are so mean to us 😂 we need to stop being so nice lmao

Even we are from the same linguistic family and the same roots, our languages aren't similar - it's actually pretty hard to understand each other. It's already mentioned here a little, but the main reason is our different history after crusades. Latvian has many loans in language from German, but Lithuanian, I suppose, has it from Polish. Talking about Slavic side, I think that main reason for that is Soviet occupation, which pushed a large wave of immigrants from Russia and other Soviet "republics" - it rose Russian proportion a lot (during first independence period it was very small) and forced Latvians to use Russian in society. It sometimes was easier to use Russian loan words to think about Latvian alternatives for it. Interesting that Latvian actually has very strong ties with Livonian - we even have lots of words and language uses taken from them, like "Paldies", "kāzas", "mare", "māja", using of wide "e", lots of grammatic structures etc.

Have You tried any traditional desserts, like bread soup or sklandrausis etc.? ;)

The most beautiful and unique place on the globe and unfortunately the saddest people

I recommend La Punkto Lithuanian band I really love :)

Thank you very much! You honestly introduced me to a new song that I didn't know and you mentioned nostalgic songs. And you made an opinion in such a pleasant way, thank you

Can you play next time Inna hot? 😊

If you love country songs like you say. Check Ilse de Lange "Calm after the storm" also Dutch 👆😎

Also from the Netherlands Golden Earring, Krezip, Armin van Buuren, Vengaboys, Racoon

well: the Netherlands invented Wi-Fi

The “weird” drums you are hearing it’s called 7/8 Tempo (beat, Rhythm one of those) and it’s a super popular tempo used especially in Balkan PopFolk music.

May I clarify please please Americans English comes from Britain its the og English that’s why you speak it