Hi ❤ jai Hind

I am from india

The spider in the Guggenheim has a deep meaning. The author was an old woman who made that sculpture when she was 90 years old and it represents her mother. The author's mother was a seamstress or knitted something like that, like the spider does, and when the author was little they gave them an English teacher who ended up having an affair with the author's father. The mother protected her children so that they did not know anything and thus did not suffer, as the spider does with its eggs and its small babies by wrapping them in a web over its body. That's why the Guggemheim spider has a spider web bag with its babies inside.

No sabes lo que dices no es correcto ceuta y melilla tiene el mismo derecho que madrid

No somos latinos ni vosotros sois latinos sois hispanos

INDIA HAS MANY WATERFALLS VISIT MEGHALAYA THE STATE HAVING VERY UNIQUE WATERFALLS ♥️

I think KZbin recommended me this video in 2024 because you talked about Alcaraz hehe

only rafflesia arnoldi are in indonesia, other rafflesia species are also in malaysia and filiphin archipelago

Malaysia allows 116 countries’ people visa-free to visit, while the maximum number of days allowed for each visit without visa is varied for each country. It can be no limit, 15 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 120 days, 150 days, 180 days or 360 days. For majority, it’s 90 days. In your case, Belarus 🇧🇾 got 30 days😊 Feel free to visit Malaysia 🇲🇾 anytime you want. We always welcome 🤗 friendly, warm, polite and respectful people like you to come and visit our country😎

In addition to Standard Malay (Johoreans, Selangorians, Kuala Lumpurians and Malaccans speak Standard Malay based on Malaccan-Johorean dialect), the Malaysian Malays also spoke a number of distinct and mutually unintelligible variants (usually called dialects but in linguistic terms it is more like closely related languages) that is; - Kelantanese (part of a wider Kelantan-Patani dialect continuum): around 2 million speakers - Kedahan (which includes Penang and Perlisian varieties): around 3.1 million speakers - Terengganuan: around 1 million speakers - Negeri Sembilanese: around 700,000 speakers - Sarawakian: around 900,000 speakers - Pahangese: at most about 700,000 native speakers (not all Pahang Malays are ethnically Pahangese, some are Terengganuans (mainly as fishermen on the coasts of Pahang), Negeri Sembilanese (in some villages and towns near Negeri Sembilan), Kelantanese (in Merapoh) and Kedahans working in FELDA plantations), this excludes Malaynized communities of Mandailing, Kerinci, Rawa, and Javanese descent. - Perakian: at most around 1 million, although like Pahang, not all Malays in Perak are ethnically Perakian. Those who live in the northernmost parts of Perak are ethnically Patani Malays that speak Reman, those who live in the coastal regions of Perak are dominated by Kedahans, meanwhile in the southernmost regions of Perak such as in Muallim are dominated by Selangor Malays. Not to mention Perak is also home to a large number of Bugis, Banjar, Javanese, Mandailing, Rawa, Kerinci and Talu minorities which have largely been Malaynized. - Reman: at most around 400,000 speakers, it is an offshoot of Kelantan-Patani with strong influences from neighbouring Kedahan and Perakian varieties. - Brunei: possibly around 200,000 speakers in Malaysia - Tiomanese (the smallest group, native to Tioman Island of Pahang and some islands in northeastern Johor): around 2,000 speakers Not all speakers of Malayic languages are classified as Malays, there are several Malayic languages which are not considered Malay such as: - Temuan: spoken by 23,000 people - Jakun: spoken by 30,000 people - Duano': spoken by 4,000 Orang Kuala people. - Seletar: spoken by 1,200 Seletar people - Kanaq: spoken by 250 Kanaq people - Kedayan: spoken by several hundred thousand Kedayans of Sabah and Sarawak Besides those languages, there is also a number of Malay-based creoles and pidgins such as: - Sabah Malay: around 3 million speakers as their first, second or third languages - Baba: spoken by Chinese Peranakan community - Chitty: spoken by Chitty (Tamil Peranakan) community - Cocos: spoken by 4,000 Cocos Malay community that migrated from Cocos (Keeling) Islands to Sabah in the 60s and 70s. - Judeo-Malay: it is unknown if it is a fully fledged language or not, but Penang's Jews used to write Malay in Hebrew characters.

Hi seagull you should do more geogussr videos

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Tirathgarh is my fav too. In india u are not going to find any clean city that is totally clean, they are overly crowded most of them, u may find some places cleaner than others but not the entire cities. It's mostly due to overcrowding cuz there has been a mass migration from the countryside and to the urban India during the 80's and 90's. But wherever in India there're few inhabitants in a certain place, there's extreme beauty. 1440 million and counting.

I was suprised for your knowledge of my country , big hug from Portugal.

Please don’t call it metro call it the tube it make me feel Sick

hello..im from Indonesian Java Jawa

Next time re-act "Aizawl, the most educated indian capital city"

Hindi is not natuonal language, im from mizoram india, here, we never speak hindi. Our state government never use hindi as well. Sonia Gandhi us One of the most powerful politician in india is italian origin. I think that why he shows italian map.

_"Eau de Cologne"_ literally translates to "water from Cologne" = "Wasser aus Köln", and that's where it originally comes from since the early 18th century, most famous the company "4711" (which was their house number) who sell it since 1799, at first as some remedy :-)

Hi. I'm Italian. As far as I know (I'm not a specialist, though) all of Italians in Italy understand (standard) Italian, and almost all use it as their first tongue (you might except some people in Trentino-Alto Adige, perhaps), though with local accents, that in any case do not constitute any threat to the comprehension. In the past (decades of) years dialects were more widespread, now they are dying. Which is a pity, indeed. About Italians speaking English, I would not be so optimistic: I don't think 34% of Italians speak it: they might utter some words in English, but not really "speaking" the language. Very good video, thank you. 😀

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Je regarde cette vidéo tous les jours, elle est incroyablement inspirante a mes yeux… milles merci.

Merci pour cette magnifique vidéo. J’ai beaucoup appris merci 🔥👍🤘😹

Enjoyed how confused you were with the hindi and english intro its very common to mix 3/4 or even more languages in india😂😂

According to the People's Linguistic Survey of India, India has the second highest number of languages (780), after Papua New Guinea (840). Ethnologue lists a lower number of 456. Language families of the Indian subcontinent; Nihali, Kusunda and Thai languages are not shown.

All types of landscapes found in India Cold Desert, Hot desert, Beaches, Plain, plateau, Taiga, Tundra, Wetland, Mountain, Mountain range, Coast, Littoral zone, Glacier, snow, Shrubland, Forest, Rainforest, Woodland, Jungle, Moors, Steppe, Valley, Islands, Volcano 🌋 also in Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. It is also land of spirituality, peace. And last but not the least it has unity in diversity. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 I am 19 and I as Indian went to every State of India but still every city to city and village to village are different region, wonderful cultures and Architecture you will get to see, Even in Languages and food also. You have to spent many years to explore whole India. According to the People's Linguistic Survey of India, India has the second highest number of languages (780), after Papua New Guinea (840). Ethnologue lists a lower number of 456. Language families of the Indian subcontinent; Nihali, Kusunda and Thai languages are not shown. As Indian yeah not just state has different languages but in a state different district has different types of speaking from one languages. Like I am from Gujarat who speak Gujarati but in Surati form. at some other cities or district there are same Gujarati but in other form like Standard Gujarati (which includes the varieties spoken in Mumbai and Ahmedabad), Surati, Kathiyawadi, Kharwa, Khakari, Tarimukhi, Kutchi, etc. In little north and west Gujarat we have Sindhi also. And I can speak 1. Hindi, 2. English, 3. Gujarati (4 different types: Standard Gujarati, Surati, Kathiyawadi, Kutchi) 4. Marwadi, 5. Marathi, 6. Punjabi 7. Little bit of Japanese(Learning) 8. Want to learn Sanskrit

The Most interesting and knowledge adding review/react of "Geography Now ! Portugal". Congratulations. Hug ! Please come back, you are most welcomed. (and you can come in the summer, you have a more lovely view of Sintra :) , June to August (even .... September) )

Steve Perry (JOURNEY lead singer), katy Perry, joe Perry (Aerosmith), James Franco, Sean Paul, Antoine Griezmann (mother). All are father or mother or grandpa born in Portugal

5:30 Dresden ist not representative for German cities. The entire town was destroyed and as you know, the socialistic countries weren’t able to afford reconstructions, so they had to build cheap blocks

THE STAR that is above the Motto in our flag represent s the state of Roraima which is the only state whose capital is in the northern hemesphere.

Venham todos pro Brasil precisamos de imigrantes temos milhões de postos de trabalho e temos muita água limpa e muita comida todos são bem-vindos no Brasil 😊

გამაჯობა ბელორუსია.😀 Thanks for the video. ❤👍

its good to see you again ,,,

que legal que você citou as novelas brasileiras. acho que Escrava Isaura foi a novela brasileira de maior sucesso na Rússia, que na época até parou o parlamento russo... algo assim.

Actually Malpensa too is far away from Milan, like Bergamo (which correct pronounce is indeed Bèrgamo and not Bergàmo). They are both 50km from the city center (and Malpensa, which is in Varese province) is much easier to reach due to trains going directly in it. About the dressing "policy", unfortunately now new generations don't have any proper style even in Milan. I see everyday guys going to the university with gym suit, which is a totally lack of respect to the institution itself, and with that I don't mean you need to use a tie, but com'on, at least a chino throusers and a polo with sneakers... You're not on your home sofà! "Terroni" is the Italian equivalent of american "Redneck", so basically people with low culture and dedicated to agricultural activities. Nowadays it's not really anymore a matter of provenance and much more a matter of culture. For instance: marriage with horse carriage, fireworks at 2AM (and who cares of the others that have to go to work the day after), 10mln people invited and a loud party that stands for 2 days are considered "terronate". Or like a Fiat Punto dressed up with aerodynamic wings, neon lights in the undercarriage, obnoxiously loud "tunz tunz" music. Or living in Varese from 30 years and yet using a Neapolitan dialect. Or huge adverts on the street to celebrate the 18th birthday of some random guy... Everything "eccessive" is considered that way now. While a person with good manners, culture, and correct usage of italian official language can't be called "terrone" even if he is from Sicily. PS: I'm from Lombardia and "perù" as the fork is something I've never ever heard. Also "Tut ben?" (all good?) is Emilia Romagna, definitively not Veneto...

friulano and sardo are minority lenguage teach in a school and recognized by italian state

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Impressed with your knowledge about india . India is the second english spoken country in the world .

reaction about indonesia=tons viewers

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One of the best reaction on Italy geografy now! una delle migliori reazioni a Geografy now sull'Italia. Una cosa simpatica, Parli di tennis, il tennista italiano più famoso in Italia è Panatta, naturalmente non gioca più da tempo. ❤ Torna in Italia ti aspettiamo ❤

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OMG ....not this funny guy agin...😂 its a fake video story....this guy not visit to malaysia how can hee know about malaysia😂😂😂....malaysia the best coutry asia like a new york city las vegas👍😁....

I wish she would come back

very well reaction by a very educated woman. danke dafür!

Strómboli non strombòli

Bèrgamo esatto

Wow I am impressed by your knowledge. Well done with your research Natalie. Clearly you are intelligent and cute. Congratulations!

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Castilla y León has seven UNESCO World Heritage sites too, like Andalucia.