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[@BnzDvz]

"What is the mountain" 😂 for some reason

[@MM-br3lv]

Bro thought it was his show 🤣

[@quetixio8996]

Bro was gonna quiz him instead

[@DreYeon]

That laugh at the end was cute 😂

[@hamanakohamaneko7028]

She was on to something when she was thinking of countries ending with land

[@tadhgplunkett6935]

Ireland, Iceland, Finland and Switzerland?

[@napoleon7149]

Netherland

[@tcb4012]

⁠@@napoleon7149 the netherlands not netherland

[@stitch3935]

And New Zealand.

[@andrejristic4956]

thailand also

[@stitch3935]

@@andrejristic4956 I'm also Serbian. (Ja sam isto Srbin.)

[@Axomy]

The excitement the last woman had lol

[@RestoreTechnique]

I said Paris and Sofia too!

[@mikebrightside3358]

Victoria and Athens😂

[@Vtmtepwptealea]

​@@mikebrightside3358idk the only Paris i can think of is Paris of Troja

[@alfromwork]

England - not UN-recognized England - is FIFA-recognized ;)

[@dudecpt]

I agree with the first guy... You are an amazing guy!

[@PaigeWeso]

I love watching your content and how happy people are when they get questions right ☺️ keep it up

[@JakubS]

If not for the UN-recognized requirement, you could do matching last 6 letters with: Guinea Equatorial Guinea Papua New Guinea French Guinea (technically part of France)

[@davecahyo]

Paris is actually a man's name, like Prince Paris from Troy

[@frooskys22]

Also a woman name, look at paris hilton

[@frooskys22]

Some names can be used for both men and women, like sasha

[@Sky-eh5kr]

Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kazakhstan and Hindustan

[@haesooist]

Japan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Oman

[@DUTCHMTB462]

For the second one i Said Finland Switzerland Iceland

[@nischalcuber4149]

Netherland

[@DUTCHMTB462]

@@nischalcuber4149 Thats got an s at the end

[@mathexin2520]

Ireland

[@SinginginD]

New Zealand

[@julianfallesen5354]

Poland

[@leonius.1374]

yoooo I'm from Valencia where and when are u around the city center?

[@borbgur]

Bro im from madrid and i swear i saw him in the subway just yesterday

[@leonius.1374]

@@borbgur jajaja cabrooon pero habla en español entones

[@borbgur]

@@leonius.1374 bueno es verdad JAJSJA, es la costumbre

[@akwa2273]

Thailand, Poland, New Zealand, Iceland, Switzerland, Finland

[@chiaracirillo8662]

Romania, Albania, Slovenia, Armenia

[@augustine868]

Also Poland, Ireland, Switzerland, Thailand

[@Hamburger37575]

Poland thailand finland

[@dand5829]

Paris Hilton was my first thought

[@mihaifloares2503]

If you ask me Paris is a male name, I mean, Paris the trojan who stole Helena from Meneas, the brother of Agamemnon. I would have said: Sofia(Bulgaria) and Atena(Greece), althou in English you call it Athens but it works, even Lisabona/Lisboa(Portugal) can be a name

[@brunoduarte3321]

I never heard of someone with Lisboa as its first name, only surnames

[@mihaifloares2503]

@@brunoduarte3321 I know someone, but not in this english form. I know in the latin form of "Lisabonna"

[@tengu8560]

I’ve heard of at least 5 different Paris celebrities girls and not a single man although you just reminded me of that one male París with your example

[@frooskys22]

Meneas? His name is Menelaus... Also, Lisabona is not the latin name, it is the romanian name, in latin it is Ulyssipona.

[@frooskys22]

Technically everything could be a name, but Lisabona is not a conventional/standard name thats for sure, so it doesnt count as a name, I mean i could name my daughter Moscow, but that doesnt make moscow a women name.

[@driftertravelerman6893]

Pakistan, tajikitan, kyrzygstan, kazakstan, uzbekistan, afghanistan Switzerland swaziland and new zealand but im cheating

[@yomama3501]

ALBANIA MENTIONED!!! 🇦🇱 🇦🇱 ❤❤

[@piciallanana]

So England is not recognized by UN? 😅

[@seaofcreativity193]

Namaste fromm the IIIINNNNDDDIIIIAAA!!!❤🙏🏻

[@SwitzerlandYT]

1. Tirana 2. Poland, Ireland, Iceland, Finland 3. Sofia, Athens (I swear I've heard that before)

[@evanspencer2509]

Guinea, equatorial guinea , papua new guinea

[@Koushik_97]

For the second question what about Greenland Iceland New Zealand and Ireland?

[@skodass1]

Greenland is not a recognized UN country... its a sefl governed territory of Denmark im pretty sure Edit: wikipedia says autonomous territory of Denmark so... no go

[@maximbuchanan5783]

Finland, Poland, (formerly) Swaziland, etc

[@kaan_isik]

Shut up

[@zenitram45]

could be Finland, Switzerland, or Thailand instead of Greenland

[@jordanbloomfield]

England Swaziland Greenland ftw! Haha jk I know they’re all not the UN recognized or official name. You’d have to go with Netherlands, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands

[@paulphoenix1669]

My sister's name is Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte

[@KirkusTips]

What do you mean England is not UN-recognized? 0_0

[@WARRIORLUNA37]

The UK is a country recognised by the UN in which England and three other nations are located.

[@Alex_idk190]

Well, England is a part of the UK, it's like comparing Florida to the United States. As a region it doesn't get recognized from the UN.

[@cmarq817]

Paris is a gender neutral name. The original Paris was a guy.

[@Matt-oq1pz]

But England is inside of an empire that is?

[@charlesharrison4077]

Does it have to be in English? Next shown clip…

[@hexelakritze833]

A year ago people got 500€ for those questions. We're all getting poorer....

[@stitch3935]

The countries that end with "land" are Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Switzerland, New Zealand, etc.

[@zetenyigergo7608]

Paris is a male name

[@quinnwalsh4621]

what happened to no more shorts on the channel

[@pantaloneshexagonales3760]

Al lado de la fokin lonja

[@arde29]

I said London on account of London Tipton😂😂

[@plenkton_dc]

14 minutes and no comments? Bro really fell off.

[@lingualizer]

yep..

[@bastbast6464]

​@@lingualizerI told you, bring back Greek Girl

[@frstchan]

How is it "simple" to know if a country is UN recognized?

[@erikbitsch123]

It's mostly to make sure theres is only about ~200 and not a couple thousands. In this case it was kind of tricky though

[@Axelblaze1022]

It's only simple if you are European I'm guessing

[@hanaemori4885]

He means sovereign countries… not constituent countries like England, Greenland, etc… not a hard concept to grasp.