BRITISH REACTING TO ITALY'S GEOGRAPHY NOW

[@NyalJAWC]

I hope you guys enjoyed this 😅

[@ballboy1436]

It’s different pronunciations from the way Italy pronounces something to the way England pronounces things

[@antonioaugusto5854]

An important thing was not said in the video, Italy has at least 50% of the world heritage, certified by UNESCO. Come and visit the most beautiful country in the world, you will not regret it. Ciao!!! 🇮🇹 🇮🇹 🇮🇹

[@vikyturkyredelcioccolato]

im related to a roman mafia family

[@divulgatrice]

If u r interested in mafia stuff i recommend u roberto saviano's channel. I think there's subtitles as well

[@lucianorosarelli-xr5lr]

@@antonioaugusto5854 parla itagiano ciao xe na paroa venexiana sciavo vostro sciao ciao teo digo passà per el tamiso( in sbicchio) etimologia gente etimologia hahahahahahahaha

[@christianzeugna]

any american: my grandmother once went to visit rome so i'm 150% italian

[@sheriffofnottingham4503]

As an Italian I officially recognize as one of us, you shall never put pineapple on pizza and cream on pasta

[@1994Mett]

@Super Mario non dovresti nemmeno sapere che cosa è la salsa Alfredo, visto che per fortuna in Italia non esiste.

[@ErBruns]

@@sheriffofnottingham4503 mai sentita la pasta panna e speck o panna e salmone?

[@1994Mett]

@Super Mario bravo Mariè!

[@mihaelkra]

SO TRUE HAHHAHA

[@passioncla]

Italy is the best country in the world with best food, best culture, nature, sea! Everything is good! Saluti dalla Romania! ❤

[@austinix9933]

Thank you, respect from Italy ❤

[@passioncla]

Respect for you too!

[@passioncla]

@Super Mario , grazie mille ,da Bucharest!

[@passioncla]

@Jim , i love all Italy!

[@andreadonato627]

and best economy! wait no

[@psq6214]

Sicily is english. It’s SICILIA in Italian lol

[@luchiz6468]

È come cazzo vuoi chiamarla

[@doctor_mike4198]

you would see-chee-ly-ah

[@sveva6850]

tutti gli italiani sono morti

[@lisaaspring]

“italy loves france” AHAHAHAHAHHA thats funny... it’s a joke right?

[@tommasoscarpelli9896]

Yes, we hate France 😂

[@jagosicilian]

HAHAHAHAH

[@DJANGO_.]

Italians and French are ENEMIES. We hate France so much🤣

[@atalantabergamo6021]

Francia merda!!!

[@stefanotorome5460]

Gli italiani odiano i francesi e viceversa. Non siamo odiatori seriali noi ITALIANI. Noi odiamo solo chi se lo merita

[@Spattofilj]

If someone is related with mafia he surely wouldn’t say it here in the comments 😂

[@francy4988]

Like I can’t imagine someone commenting “yeah actually my uncle is a mafia Boss” like ahahah its not something you are either proud off or open about ahahha

[@idek7438]

Yeah I was like wtf bro that's not a question you ask people lmaoo

[@giancarlobocchetti9392]

"Terroni" means Man of the earth, that means man that work the earth, that means farmer. It was originally used by people from Milano to label people that came from outside Milano, the big city. Because at that time if you came from outside Milan, you were not a merchant, a craftsman, etc., but you were a farmer. And it was referred to anyone who was not from Milan, whether he came from the North or the South. In the 50s and 60s there was a strong emigration from the south and the terrone term was associated with being from the South. However it is a term that is used above all in the North in a derogatory way, and should be avoided. Let's say it's quite similar to the bad word starting with N.

[@marcellointraina4887]

Aye, I'm from Bergamo, and unfortunately when I was younger (I'm 29) I saw many signs with written above "We don't rent to terroni" ("Non si affitta ai terroni", in Italian). Personally, I never used this term in a derogatory way, only joking, with my Southerner friends, obviously ironically, and only with people i know that want to play the joke. I don't care Northerners that call "terroni" all the Southerners, insulting them. Italy is plenty of good people, from North to South, without distinction. We're all Italian and stop.

[@giancarlobocchetti9392]

@@marcellointraina4887 i still think that word should be avoided, for the rest I agree with you.

[@marcellointraina4887]

@@giancarlobocchetti9392 I agree, it should be avoided, I didn't want to give the impression I use it uncarefully. Fortunately younger generations like mine or the last one, seem to don't give a damn about this stereotypes, and rarely use this bad term. I have this feeling, personally, although I've not experienced this discrimination first-hand, 'cause I'm Northern. Maybe society is more globalized, and this is projected internally to us, too.

[@mariannaciuni8739]

It's all true but there's something more to add. Terroni was used also becouse souther Italian used grew basilicum plant inside the bidet, not very kwew by them in the early 1900. So Milan people used called them terroni, by the word terra that in Italian means soil.

[@filipporoversi9833]

Honestly being a member of the mafia would not be something to be proud of here in Italy

[@AlessandroGenTLe]

Unless you are one of the bad guys. ;) But yeah, as Italian (and living in the north) I'm truly ashamed by that thing. And this regarless in my primary school I had a couple of kids from those families in the classroom. Good thing is that the "mafioso behavior" stopped to their parent and to them only during the adoleshence.

[@gabrieleciampi276]

No one will tell you if they have family's members in Mafia. Unfortunately mafia is still a big deal.

[@lautarodispinozza1594]

Mm i'm argentine and grandfather was part of the comorra (sicilian mafia)

[@andrearosaa1074]

Every region has his different pronounce, accent and dialect

[@DariussXXIX]

To be fair every province has a different dialect and pronounce, so just think about how many variations of italian exist.

[@forzataranto6652]

@@DariussXXIX In verità ogni comune

[@giovix_n2554]

Just think that I live in a town with my family, but i grew up in the town next to mine,been to school there and made friends there and of course spoken their dialect, when I'm at home and I speak in dialect my father can't understand me

[@EnzoSporting]

But the stereotype that the Italian gesticulates is partly true, but I see that the guy with the red shirt does it more than an Italian! ahhaahah

[@prey9808]

@Nicola N. che poi io non ho mai visto un italiano mettere le mani a becco, quel gesto non so da dove lo abbiano cacciato, e tralaltro anche il mandolino, da dove porco dio lo hanno tirato fuori

[@virgiloska9144]

I'm from Venezia and we don't say "com vai? Tut ben?" But "come xea? A va' ben? "

[@Spattofilj]

“Mannaggia mariseria” ahahahahahahahaha

[@tanino111]

Si dice: Mannaggia la miseria.

[@derexd6415]

@@tanino111 devi essere davvero sveglio per... no vabbe ma che te lo spiego a fare

[@giovbrutus5794]

@@tanino111 noooo ma davvero? 😱

[@marusaidane7127]

@@tanino111 forza milaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan

[@fugalauraarts7320]

Hahahahah mi fa troppo ridere la gente inglese che imita l'italiano XD

[@riccardozeno2631]

I'm Italian and see a people form another nation speeking good of Italy is beautiful

[@dinopugliesedok]

Ma nessuno straniero che abbia mai sentito una cosa sull'Italia!? Cioè, voglio dire ma cosa cazzo studiate a scuola? Manco le nazioni confinanti.. e poi ci lamentiamo che siamo noi gli ignoranti!! Tutto il mondo è Paese ragazzi!

[@prey9808]

@Super Mario bello come non sanno che Amerigo Vespucci abbia dato il nome all'America, ad una spiaggia dell'America (la più importante). Praticamente l'abbiamo creata noi l'America e se gli chiedi chi sia Amerigo, ti dicono uno chef porcamadonna, tornassero a spararsi fra gang e a mangiare al mcdonal

[@gheddafiduck8239]

I don't know what sources the guy in the video used, but hand gestures were a common thing 100 years ago

[@sUjU91]

I'm not italian, I'm mexican... and idk bro but the mafia isn't a fun thing. I don't really know why you want to meet a mafioso, and to be honest I'm a bit concerned about it. Organized crime is terrible it affects the whole country, keeps people in poverty and everyone afraid so nobody dares fight back. Speaking from personal experience, it's not fun living in a country with so much organized crime. We are trapped here, with no real freedom to do or have whatever we want.

[@francescomichelesarro1445]

Sì è dimenticato di menzionare il famosissimo "TI ASPECTO"...

[@Jarni1979]

6:40 Po river doesn't end in Venice

[@artemisia3562]

7:02 I always get mad when people forget to mention Arrosticini and Olive all'Ascolana when talking about central Italy's typical dishes. Like GOD THEY'RE DELICIOUS

[@rasputinorco]

admit it bro, when one speaks to you in Italian and gesticulates, you understand it better than any other foreigner who speaks a language you do not understand and even gesticulate

[@jackie_jc87]

In italian it’s SICILIA (see-chee-lee-ah) and the accent is on the “chee” 😉

[@andrearosaa1074]

Sicily Tuscany etc are Just the english names (Sicilia,Toscana, Veneto etc)

[@bianuccijunior5905]

"Gelato" is common in all Italy the same

[@riccardotonini707]

Is so nice to see someone that appreciate so much our nation❤️

[@chiaracassin8418]

It's the first time that I hear someone saying Friuli Venezia-Giulia with the correct pronunciation...fyi: most of the Italians aren't able to say it correctly ahah (I'm from Friuli)

[@edoardomontagnoli4552]

11:04 he forgot the header of Zidane ti Materazzi during the World Cup final 2006 (Italy won)

[@Mantello25]

both the wine fountain and the St. Thomas bones are in Ortona (28km from Pescara you mentioned), Abruzzo, land of fish, wine and arrosticini.

[@emanuelarex1694]

Nicholas Cage’s real surname is Coppola. He is Francis Ford Coppola’s nephew.

[@matteomontermini172]

Bro i'm from italy trust me mafia is like a cancer for italy isn't good and no one normal italian want to meet mafia😅 veryyyyyy goooood video bro🇮🇹❤🤌🤌

[@xano2921]

11:44 those are not "variations", those are independent language

[@sonoiono4311]

👊🇮🇹 thanks bro!

[@beatricec8994]

"cara cara botta botta botta" kills me lmao, my grandmother used to do that too when i was little

[@ddtgranata8356]

I live near Villa Pisani (between venice and Padova)

[@saraouldmhalla]

Nyal you should see what Gardaland is, the most beautiful and largest park in Italy, with a fractured at the top of the rankings of the fun parks. is one of the pearls of Lake Garda

[@fagiolification11]

Gardaland is terrible nowadays lol back in the early 2000s it was fun, but now it's decaying and overpriced

[@chiaradelbeato7231]

No hate or something bro, i LOVE your contents, i just need to clirify something. People, mostly americans, tend to think that the mafia is all about money, money and long haired, hot men with giant houses and a lot of sports cars, they think that some hot mafia boss would kidnapp them and make them theyre queen or something, have an amazing and wealthy life and be respected by everyone. WRONG. The mafia is an organization born to protect rich people's territories in the '800 using every way to keep men away from it, killin*, kidn*pping and a lot more. As time went on and on these people formed a group and that group is called mafia. The most known are Cosa Nostra and a couple more. Were people put explosives under politics cars to kill them and MUCH more. Unfortunately, what these little ignorant young girls dont know is that, the only person who get rich is the BOSS, so being in the mafia is NOT cool and doesnt make you automatically rich or something. Even thinking about a "MaFIa" themed wedding or life is stupid and ignorant, because they dont know what people went trough because of the mafia. Some people really have to dicipline themselves. Again im not hating on you bro. Just stating facts and making people in GENERALto understand that mafia is not cool in any way. Thank you for listening ❤

[@leominerva3494]

2000 years of history condensed in 30 seconds...amazing....😂

[@simmona9693]

L’Italia è un bellissimo paese! Ricchissimo di posti unici , con cibo squisito !! All the best from Romania 🇷🇴 🇮🇹

[@maxdelpo5578]

Multumesc

[@michelacherchi]

I kinda wanna laugh...he fused the Italian pronounce with english, it's cute and hilarious at the same time 😂😂

[@lorenzobordignon6997]

Sicily is English, Sicilia is Italian

[@NyalJAWC]

Ahhhh thanks bro

[@cleliacaponera6894]

Sicily, in italian is said just like the guy did but he forgot to put an A at the end, it would be like SICILIA Southern people are called "Terroni" because of the TORRONE which is a very exquisite mostly hard dessert. Looks like a little brick made of almonds and chocolate, typically southern italian and eaten during xmas period. About Mafia, it is a very sensitive topic we prefer not to talk about. Mafia is very dangerous and it's better not to mes with them. Italian government has had important losses because of Mafia and several more losses italian people had to come through(?). Also it's very offensive describing south Italy as the Mafia regions, southern people have to deal with them on a daily basis, southern people are very sweet and southern regions have so much to tell, more then just creepy stories.

[@veronicat.6654]

And also Mafia is not a thing to mess with, be a "mafioso" it's not funny.

[@andreacrespi8529]

Mafia is unfortunately not a joke, is a big deal in all the country.

[@koxey5427]

8:35: Managia mariselia 😂😂😂 We love you from Italy!

[@mattiaciccaglione]

we call them "terroni" because when Garibaldi, during the Risorgimento, landed down, he dirty his shoe with earth, and exclaimed in dialect (in the northern dialect) "o un terùn" (oh my God, the land!), and from there this word became TERRONE (southerner) ... however he divided Italy badly, Lazio is not north, not even Tuscany .. etc ... !!

[@antonioaugusto5854]

An important thing was not said in the video, Italy has at least 50% of the world heritage, certified by UNESCO. Come and visit the most beautiful country in the world, you will not regret it. Ciao 🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@tommasoscarpelli9896]

Love you from Italy ❤️🇮🇹

[@NyalJAWC]

ayy thank you bro

[@francescom59]

I can show you there is an ENTIRE documentary only for Apulia, a South region of Italy which has the most ancient woman of the world (Delia1) , the valley of millenial olives and hundreds of Normann castles.

[@andreaguerri3948]

VENEZIA! NON VENZIA AH AH AH 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@diegone080]

12:17 why the red t-shirt guy speaks like mario?

[@riccardozeno2631]

He doesn't speak Italian very well, but sound pretty similar pronunce to "normal" Italian PS:Mario is an Italian idraulic

[@riccardozeno2631]

Pronounce*, (sorry, I'm Italian 😂)

[@diegone080]

@@riccardozeno2631 bro sono italiano pure io

[@andrearosaa1074]

Politicians aside, Italy Is the best country in the world 🌍

[@txmmyyz]

8:34 "mannaggia alla miseria" 😂😂😂

[@FAMA-18]

As an Italian from Italy, this man claims he’s 1/4 Italian which means here in Italy that man is not considered Italian at all.

[@Myria83]

8:34 "Mannaggia la miseria"... LOL!

[@fugalauraarts7320]

XD

[@fred96ful]

I'll tell you something that no one knows...there is a restaurant in Italy that has been open for years, its famous for the waitresses giving "servixe" right during the meal!

[@marziabaglioni6950]

hey good vid, just one thing tho. Pescara(in abbruzzo) is not south, is in the centre. From Campania its south. From toscana and up its north. HAve a nice day

[@FabryPasto46]

14:23 Alentino Rossi .... 😤😤😤

[@marcomarangon9489]

trust me you don't wont to meet a mafia family

[@crista_cas3347]

I love your videos! But I have to say something about mafia: we, as italians, hate so much being associated to mafia, because it is not something to be proud of... Mafia has killed a lot of honest people (I suggest you to go check Falcone and Borsellino's story, they're two famous victims of mafia). And please, think about all the bad people who commit crimes to achieve money and power all over the world! In term of this, mafia is everywhere, not only in Sicily. Mafia has changed so much in the last decades, it is not anymore like 'The Godfather' one: I think that mafia acts in the shadow. We live in a peaceful way here in Sicily! I hope that this comment makes you think, and I also hope I haven't made too many grammar mistakes ahahah

[@mementomori6534]

Every time I hear that “vai la corona” I just laugh so much hahahahah.

[@christianzeugna]

you should react to the most beautiful mountain range in the world, the italian "dolomites"

[@marcovignologargini6242]

The guy with the red shirt misses all the pronunciations and the accents in Italian 🇮🇹

[@gigandre9547]

Grazie al cazzo non è italiano

[@prey9808]

Ma svejate freddo

[@aldocuneo1140]

I live in a place where in April in the morning i can go to sky and in afeternoon take a bath at beach.

[@giovix_n2554]

If you meet mafia and you're not part of mafia, then you should be worryed for your life

[@federicorizzi4189]

Nice video. Is there also an english version of this?

[@maxdelpo5578]

It's beautiful that you want to speak Italian. There's to much things about Italy to say, it has everything

[@paulojrneto]

You should react to Geography Now San Marino. The story of how that tiny country was created and how it stayed independent and nobody tried to invade it for 1700 years is amazing.

[@marcellointraina4887]

"Terroni" comes from Italian name for "land", that is "terra". In short terms, Northeners use "terroni" to design rude, uneducated people who work land. We use this term especially in Lombardy, my region.Typical stereotype of terrone is also lazy people, who don't respect the law. Obviously, it's generally an insult, it's acknowledged as xenophobic insult by our law system. Until some years ago, this term was pretty common, unfortunately, because Notherners thought that they were hard workers, and Southerners not. Obviously is not true, many Southerners went to North seeking jobs, like in FIAT, especially after WWII. But nowadays I've the feeling that this sentiment is less strong than before. Many Southerners families have sons, nephews born in North. They belong to the North like me, and however we're all Italians, neither more nor less. Our variety is our strength !

[@aramath]

Best wine in Toscana? Grest wine, but not the only... Barolo??

[@Karawoolfe]

12:37 Giuseppe Garibaldi was the one who unified italy from the south to the north with only 1000 men! This video has some mistakes!

[@messyananas1651]

Dude you can't ask are you related with the mafia 😂😂

[@ErBruns]

Not Sicili, Sicilia, "ci" reads "chi". For all of you English speakers who like to pronounce letters in a totally different way they were supposed to be pronounced: "Sicilia" reads "Seecheeleeuh"

[@shadow_knight9425]

13:07 only one church? Amateurs We got 4 in one town! 😂 (Three because Meda Sud is a different state xD)

[@vincenzo9419]

Greetings from Sicily👍🏻🍻

[@lisaaspring]

in reality every single city has their own dialetto

[@muscas_aldo1791]

movie - rondo feat. central Cee

[@lorenzolettieri2784]

Terroni and polentoni are derogatory words

[@lorenzolettieri2784]

😂😂

[@paolopeti5182]

@@lorenzolettieri2784 cazzo ridi

[@heavenvoices6805]

Hi Nyal you 'd be the perfect italian language teacher for english people

[@lautarodispinozza1594]

🇦🇷🇮🇹❤️

[@giuseppedicanio2660]

I'm an Italian archaeologist. If you have questions about Italian history just ask

[@davideceriani3677]

The name of the country it's Sicilia. Try to write it in google translate with the italian language selected and u will hear the correct pronounce.

[@riccardopedol6959]

React to calcio fiorentino pleasee its insaneeeee

[@Lukettin01]

Yes there’s an episode of home game on Netflix that explains it perfectly. It migh be too long but i suggest you to watch it

[@riccardopedol6959]

@Super Mario I’m not talking about the team “Fiorentina”🤦🏻‍♂️ calcio fiorentino is a different sport smh do your research buddy

[@riccardopedol6959]

@Super Mario ahahah ok ok allora capisco il commento di prima, scusa se sono stato un po’ aggressivo, comunque manco io sono toscano ma ci hanno fatto studiare il calcio fiorentino a scuola, molto bello se hai voglia prova a guardarti qualche video sullo sport.

[@DoriaAdmiral]

Miuccia Prada Marconi (radio) Meucci (telefono) Bruno Giordano Enrico Fermi Giulio Cesare Augusto Auto lancia Yacht di lusso, leader mondiali: Riva, il più bel motoscafo della storia. Ferretti Benetti San Lorenzo Pershing Baia Magnum... E sul cibo....ci vorrebbero 3 quarti d ora. I luoghi losteso: Portofino 5 terre La spiaggia più bella d europa in Calabria....

[@francescop364]

the mafia and organized crime are not a funny thing ..... the Italian state does nothing and the degradation of the south continues to progress .... nobody wants southern Italy to become aware of itself and rebel against oppression of the north and organized crime ... which are one and the same. but for tourists everything is ok.

[@filipporoversi9833]

Davvero. Questa è una piaga che ci affligge da sempre e gli stranieri ci scherzano sopra

[@andrealibero1260]

Speaker was bited by 126 cobras

[@gianilmigliore6840]

Heey bro please react to “ALI” ( Il tre album) PLEASE 🇮🇹❤️

[@akon8]

No

[@ciroesposito3050]

Te prego

[@brunop7977]

So … where is your Italian part coming from? 😀

[@ariannam_0748]

Just so you know: don’t call a southern Italian “terrone” because it’s offensive. You’re not being polite at all!

[@gioq4702]

I'm curious about your accent... Where in the UK are u from? London?

[@alexa2411051]

we south tyrolians don't say "was tun wir hier" we say "wos tian mir do" :) :) :)..

[@mayapircher1468]

Jo genauu haha

[@fugalauraarts7320]

Im italian 8:33 what hell Is this XD Is mannaggia la miseria 10:12 PUPLIA AHHAHAHA IS PUGLIA

[@alantebaldi37]

Let me just say a thing: saying that the real italian is from Tuscany, is true... if we are at the time of Dante Alighieri. Just that

[@stefaniaviterbo8573]

Guys, seriously... After many years I heard you pronounce "ch" as "sh" well... I think it's arrived the moment I've to tell that "ch" is red as "k" so... Please, change that pronunciation!!!! ☺(😥)

[@riccardozeno2631]

Hai ragione 😂

[@melissaparlato]

i like american ppl saying italian city's name (i'm italian)

[@ariannam_0748]

If you meet someone from mafia I don’t think you’ll be alive for long. They’re cruel.

[@davidsweden6932]

The best place on this planet

[@ariannam_0748]

Sicily and Sicilia are the same place, but Sicilia is the Italian name for it.

[@marisadegiglio344]

sicilia..sychylya...the wine is good everywhere

[@danynarducci2603]

There are north centre and south. Rome Is not nord, it's centre

[@puddu7819]

I live in Italy more precisely in Valtellina

[@bianuccijunior5905]

Saluti da Bergamo!

[@thevirgins9977]

React to Ancient Rome in 20 minutes everybody should see that video