Villagers React To Wedding Dresses Part 2 ! Tribal People React To Wedding Dresses

[@Fish-ey9lt]

I love that they gave them a globe. I means that they they are listening the the comments

[@JACKALTOOTH100]

It's a smart thing to have on this show. They always tell Babu and the others of all of these far-away places but how are they supposed to know where these places are? They've never really left India and don't seem to have easy access to maps either. A globe will give them a better sense of the world around them.

[@RafaelBenedicto]

Probably why there are 5 dislikes from Flat Earthers on this video :D

[@Begam_chan]

7:43 "is Poland on the map?" A really historically heavy question right there

[@martah5369]

Depends heavily on when the map was drawn... :)

[@Begam_chan]

@@martah5369 😔 true

[@naraindassmittal5747]

😂😂

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

@@martah5369 Hahaha, szczera true

[@JolajnaLoja]

Hm, I wonder if he remember historical video about WWII or it was just coincidence that he formed sentence in that way

[@baguettethebread5568]

"Don't call it a bride it's an angel" We must protect this man

[@galaxy4178]

Yes ikr bruh...he's the best

[@MrClobbertime]

They show where they really come from in divorce court.

[@alnatex]

It would have been really interesting to have a traditional Native American wedding dress after the modern American dress. Watching these lovely gentleman always makes me smile.

[@KateeAngel]

The one from Peru is native

[@HopeNazir]

Lol which tribe would you pick?

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Which tribe ?

[@LaPetite510]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 I think he meant Native American Nation. I personally use tribes to describe the various ethnic groups I belong to but some find the word Tribe offensive

[@weeniehutjr9977]

@@LaPetite510 there are many different tribes amongst the native nation and each has their own specific style of clothing. “tribe” has never been offensive.

[@yogeshkumaryadu9153]

Raeen always gives logical answers Babu ji always gives life lessons But saru always says the truth

[@MikeDijital]

Man / Elder / Youth its the same no matter what the borders are

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

I think Raeen is a tailor, so this suited him I feel.

[@tobe1207]

I know he farms

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

@@tobe1207 Do you mean Raeen? One thread had them saying what they did and he clearly stated he was a tailor.

[@noandno9144]

@@twatinahatsmith7428 everyone farms in the village

[@anniemody]

This episode was especially interesting for Raeen as he is a Tailor by profession & understands the work that goes into these wedding outfits. Babu has a very good eye he sure caught the fact that some of them were indeed Royalty from the UK. Babu should be informed about the custom that the bridal bouquet is tossed by the bride at the end of the day at the single ladies in her bridal party & whoever catches it will be the next to marry. Young Sarru has stars in his eyes for his wedding attire now !

[@Cscottser]

excellent point!

[@paddington1670]

Also the Bride's maid of honor holds the flowers during the ceremony after the Bride's father gives her away. Then she walks down the isle without flowers with the groom.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

He should show them some clips of the bouquet bring tossed (and the boyfriend running away...)

[@梨-i5l]

Also he garter toss is because the bridal dress is good luck so people would try to take a piece, so the groom would toss the garter to protect his bride

[@bucklberryreturns]

I'm not sure Babu did know they were British royals, as his comment was after being shown the video, he was referring to all the brides looking like queens.

[@thecatinthetinfoilhat915]

Raeen's reactions are priceless since he's a tailor! He knows clothes!

[@MikeDijital]

I love when Babu gifts us a song

[@robinduta4388]

babu should record a song on soundcloud or spotify so we can listen him whenever we like, he has autentic style and simple...relaxing

[@melanieanne2066]

That's my favorite part in these videos, too LOL

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

I'm surprised how open minded they are given they're villagers, people living in big cities who make fun of other's cultures should learn from these awesome people. Subbed.

[@youdidntseeanything8589]

I felt the exact same the first few times I watched. They look at pictures of things, that are outlandish to most, and might be laughed at by someone with a hardened heart. Yet they live lives far harder than most of us can imagine, and see all thing in wonder.

[@afqwa423]

Projecting much? I'm betting these villagers interact with the modern world. Personally, I've found rural Americans incredibly elitist and insular, contrary to their narrative of being the "common folk." They always bang on every election about being "real" Americans.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Being open minded has nothing to do with where a person is raised but has everything to do with their outlook on life and the world. If you have a curiosity about life, you will be more open to experiences and more accepting of differences. People with no interest in anything but themselves stay closed minded.

[@teekotrain6845]

How are they SO nice and open minded? We have so much to learn from them I wish people would strive to be more like these beautiful souls.

[@justayoutuber1906]

Usually negative people get cut from the KZbin channels due to comments.

[@opgamewiz2995]

The question is why arent others so

[@Rajabhooj0007]

Indians bro...these are Indians

[@andresvalencia7983]

Saw that peruvian dress and clicked the vídeo inmediately That "think" at her back is a Lliclla, women use it to carry her babies Greetings from Peru!!!

[@siegyriesenweber757]

Somebody needs to gift BABU a Globe, so he can check it out at his own pace. There's a Big world out there.... Lots of places

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

I'll donate to a globe for them each.

[@jemuellen]

But the earth is flat. :)

[@villemartikainen9394]

I don't think he can read, so even if he sees the countries, he can't read their names.

[@rosewaters2533]

It’s meaningless to have a globe if you have nothing to relate to. It’s more meaningful for them to use the globe during such interactions.

[@koyoteekoy916]

@@villemartikainen9394 , good point.

[@Naynay1969]

I don't have any complaints about the content. I hope people understand that there is only so much content that could be put into videos that are short. You have to make choices and the choices will not always be inclusive. I'm amazed how the show is growing.

[@magdaciwis5920]

I am happy to see my country Poland here 😊

[@omggiiirl2077]

The Korean dress is a modernized version of the traditional Korean wedding attire. Our traditional wedding attire is MUCH more colorful.

[@kiedragerl8119]

I went to both old school and modern weddings while I lived in South Korea and got to see the colorful hanboks and the modern wedding dresses and both ceremonies were so beautiful. I was so grateful to be invited.

[@omggiiirl2077]

@Lollololol I'm both

[@xcalium9346]

@Lollololol No u

[@kraizietv2430]

I am glad you have taken viewer suggestion to use a globe to show them where the places are. Great job 👍

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

Yes, it was great

[@mlavery3568]

These lovely gentlemen are so engaged no matter what the subject is. They're beautiful human beings 💖 X

[@JonsTunes]

"that's good for rainy season" 🤣 Brilliant 👍

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

When he sang memory for his friend... I'm so touched. Please I want a full version of him singing it. Pleaaase, can't stop replaying that part 16:03 my heart- tell him he must be an angel himself! Thank you for introducing that man to us. I can't imagine my life without seeing or hearing him. The twinkle in his eyes is the most peaceful thing I ever saw in life thus far.

[@thebandplayedon..6145]

Well , of course you do realize we're now all here *waiting* for the Reaction video to ALL the marriage proposals Saru is about to be hit with, right? 🤞

[@mercymonroe83]

Just posted one myself!!!

[@thebandplayedon..6145]

@@mercymonroe83 Good luck! ...I expect an invite, just fyi.

[@mercymonroe83]

@@thebandplayedon..6145 LOL, I DO look good in red too! 😉 What’s sad is, an Indian student I used to work with at a major university told me that although he could fool his parents for awhile, especially given that my real name IS Indian, that we could never actually “date” because I MYSELF am not... 😢

[@thebandplayedon..6145]

@@mercymonroe83 that is sad, especially these days, like how have we ALL not figured it out yet? It's a short life we're given- and that's if your lucky and all goes well... Let love Rule.

[@BrodyLuv2]

Imagine if he could actually take a viewers hand in marriage !? Would he be allowed to, do you think ?

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

Hey indonesian here glad you give them one of wedding attire from one place in indonesia...yes i said one since we have 33 province and each province have their own wedding attire....and the one that you show is from java (central and east) And the one that they tell as earring is actually a flower on hair...it is usually jasmine.... Maybe if you gonna give them from indonesia again, try give them attirre from bali,jakarta, west sumatra and maybe papua too....

[@dustigenes]

Most of the countries have more than one style, if you were to show them all from every region of every countries, well we would all be bored to tears, so would they!

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

@@dustigenes yeah that is fair

[@MariOlsdatter1919]

@@dustigenes That's absolutely true, Norway has different costumes for every county/province.

[@ianthomas1201]

@@ruahoneybadger5828 In Argentina we are influenced mostly by Catholics, and there are many varieties to choose, but also other religions as well because we are composed by many immigrants, so it'd be hard to choose one style.

[@mercymonroe83]

I was going to say, the “American” bride actually looked like she could be of a more modest denomination of Christianity or perhaps Orthodox Jewish based on the long sleeves and overall modesty. It is actually difficult to find styles in the USA that aren’t strapless!

[@gojiberry7201]

In the USA and probably UK too the wedding dresses can be simple or elaborate, straight or fluffy. It's up to the bride what she wants. There are lots of different styles, but white is the norm. The groom wears a tuxedo or suit, usually in white or black🙂

[@cariaus3758]

Same in Australia

[@blackforest_fairy]

in most european countries this is the standard nowadays... but there was a time before what came into fashion. even for UK there was a time before modern wedding dresses. would have been interessting to see that they wore before queen Victoria introduced the white wedding gown... plus many non western countries have adopted the modern wedding fashion too

[@rockit3422]

Now blue suits are all the rage for men!

[@ELee-zv5ud]

@@blackforest_fairy Most people did not have the money for special clothes. Often they had a most 2 dresses, one that was old and worn everyday and one that was somewhat newer (often secondhand but in better condition). Only the gentry had enough money for special wedding clothes, the dresses were not usually white but of any colour and in the fashion of the era, decorated with lace, embroidery etc. White wedding dresses became fashionable after Queen Victoria wore one when she married Prince Albert in 1840. A Dictionary Of Costume And Fashion: Historic And Modern by Mary Brooks Picken June 15, 1998 offers a good overview of English clothing. It would vary in other European countries, also.

[@joanneharper9090]

The sensation and popularity of Queen Victoria's white wedding dress inspired the tradition of white bridal gowns.

[@ApparentlyGoogledislikesmyname]

Exactly. It's interesting how new that tradition is really. I feel that this being popularized in other countries like Easter Europe detracted a bit from all the variety of colors and patterns that brides used to wear. It's refreshing to see when people choose folkloric attires at weddings - so much more interesting than the same variation on a western white dress and a tuxedo.

[@gracieb.3054]

All of the "english" wedding gowns represented are also worn in American weddings. Also, given that many weddings take place indoors or there is a carpet down the aisle, we don't have to worry about kicking up dust. Love your curiosity!

[@amonbeck]

I love that upon seeing a veiled bride their first reactions were “Wow, how lucky. Her husband will be the first to see her beauty.” And “Her husband will see her beauty, no common people.” That was such a respectful and pure reaction.

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

Her Dress will sweep the road clean-Sarru LMOA.

[@daveangels]

I just burst out laughing when he said that

[@deb8105]

Well he’s not wrong lol

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

@@deb8105 well he is sort of. Brides don't tend to walk on the roads in America and UK and if they *did* our roads aren't as dirty and dusty as Indian roads.

[@carleeb]

🤣

[@Dubaroo99]

Shit had me laughing I had to see if this comment existed yet

[@affiqikhwan9036]

Malaysian here 🙋‍♂️, the traditional weapon on the waist are called 'keris'. Meanwhile, the thing on the head is not a turban but instead also a defensive weapon called 'tengkolok'.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks

[@mariatamayo]

I’m from Peru! Awww loved it how he asked where Peru is! Now they know Machu Picchu and some traditional outfits of the quechua people of Peru! That’s awesome!

[@hdufort]

Raeen always speaks like an engineer!

[@Maatkara1000]

"Fairy of beauty, you are most beautiful". Raees has the heart of a poet, you can feel he is so romantic and that he appreciates most the beauty that is not seen

[@marizensoul8410]

the pure white in an American brides dress symbolizes purity, that she has saved her self for her husband, and is a virgin.

[@dustigenes]

That is what it was suppose to mean, but it really doesn't mean anything any more. Most brides wear white, even on their second marriage.

[@justayoutuber1906]

In reality, in America very few brides are virgins anymore.

[@pratik8678]

Good to know but times have changed so virginity would be viewed as objectification now..let bride wear whatever she feels

[@tobe1207]

Tell babu that the boquet gets thrown behind the bride, and whoever catches it is supposed to get married next(as a superstition)

[@NanciBK]

Well, they are not actually “supposed” to get married next. It’s not an edict. It’s more like if you catch it that’s a blessing saying you will marry soon as well.

[@bonniehogancamp2991]

The elder man is so refreshing in his way of thinking I respect this man, he is so kind hearted.

[@thelyricologist9568]

The Polish one is only typical of the mountain people in the south called the "Górals" ("people of the mountains"). This is a traditional wedding dress and similar regional dresses are typical of other parts of Poland. But most of the dresses are like the American or UK ones. :-)

[@mihiec]

This is very interesting. Thank you. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@arisyaaj1091]

I did not expect for my Country to be in this video.. thanks so much guys✨✨🥰🥰 actually there are many styles and different wedding attires in each states in Malaysia..but the one you show is the one commonly used these days Love from Malaysia ❤️💜🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@bu-bye565]

In america, there is a celebration called a bridal reception where gifts are given to the bride and groom, dancing and a meal is served (traditionally). It is at this celebration where the bride tosses her bouquet over her shoulder to single bridesmaids and other single women standing behind the bride. Whoever catches the bouquet is said to be the next in line to marry. It's just a fun tradition.

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Not for those who are single way past the time when they thought they would marry... been there done the humiliating thing.

[@Guillaumelapomme]

I was on the edge of my seat when Pakistan and Afghanistan came up ... and it went super well. I'm extra glad you even managed to make a point about proximity and culture. But mostly the fact that it went super well!

[@bettyhudson979]

Oh❗️ I love the way they see beauty in everything. God bless these men and may they prosper greatly. I just love these people

[@bijou3000]

Raeen, the tailor, is in his area of expertise. I LOVE watching him analyze the clothing.

[@MonikaCisek]

Yes, I loved that too, and that's why I also loved his analyses in the first part of this video.

[@zionhilado9715]

i am a filipino and i must say i love the indian culture and its people!

[@orleansartist6095]

With those eyes and friendly disposition, he should have no trouble finding a wife.

[@kim7990]

As Indonesian language was influenced a lot by Sanskrit, it's so fascinating how we have some similar word to the same things, in this episode is much, which means beads, sequins and all sort of those beading sparkles

[@ButterFly-hc8hn]

I would LOVE to see their wedding photos.

[@christinegelabert1651]

I absolutely LOVE it when Babu gets go sing and play his drum for us.

[@mattarmstrong4935]

I love the old man's song at the end!!!

[@SuspiciousAsto]

I love that in the United Kingdom compilation of wedding dresses, to the very right, it's a picture of princess Sofia from Sweden... xD

[@sandweiler4640]

Looks like it’s raining and going to the garden with an umbrella on her head: best comment ever 🤣🤣🤣

[@b_guiles]

Babu-ji makes my heart smile. His sincerity and kindness bring warmth much needed in the world. Thank your for the beautiful song. I am getting married next year and his song made me tearful with anticipation and joy. Thank you for such a gift.

[@timbomb374]

They have such eyes for detail in the design on the clothes. Here in Australia I think men rarely take notice of the details of clothing, people will probably raise an eyebrow if a man starts talking about beautiful clothing. Which is kind of a shame.

[@ladymadonna4837]

This is a very beautiful topic series! We learn with them!

[@J.Burrough]

Raeen - @ 2:18 12:07 - Mesmerised - By Beauty Sarru - knowledge - was greatly increased & he really likes American women (in wedding gowns😉) Babu. - Bhai’s Brain works so fast His mouth/voice can not Keep up. Quick Wit Sharp Wise _GREAT SHOW & our 🎩’s are off_ _for our GREAT CELEBRITIES_

[@gastonhitw720]

the words this people use when when they talk is just wholesome, everytime they are very polite

[@rolandscales9380]

I enjoy hearing Bapu's singing and drumming. I don't understand the words but it speaks to the heart.

[@carmenfigueroa9329]

Loved their reaction! And I also enjoy Babu playing his instrument and singing!

[@VanshikaaSharma]

They are all so pure. Babu ji singing in the memory of his beloved friend made my heart overwhelmed. God bless these beautiful human beings.

[@53mandevilla]

Love his drumming! Very rhythmic! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@yaro667]

I like when Sarru speaks about simplicity 👌

[@emiliak2597]

The one from Poland is actually not a traditional wedding attire of Polish people in general. It’s only worn by Mountain People called “Górale” who live in the South of Poland. They have their own distinct culture and are very proud of it :) In Poland, each region has different traditional clothing and dresses, so there’s tons of them.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

they are not used on weddings though, perhaps mayby if pair are some kind of folk enthusiasts

[@emiliak2597]

@@GdzieJestNemo I think Górals still use them quite often 🤔 but yea, the rest of Poland no

[@LadyVineXIII]

The bouquets are traditional in English culture and that was passed down to Canadian and American culture. In Canada and America, all the unwed girls whom are seeking to get married gather in a group at the wedding reception and the bride faces away from the girls and throws her bouquet over her head. It is said that the girl who catches the bouquet will be the next to wed. It is a fun superstition that brings luck in love.

[@darlenenimphius2374]

I love these guys, so thankful to god for everything, show great respect, so kind, funny and sweet. They are a joy to watch

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

Brides always carry a bouquet, it's traditional. They also usually wear white as this is the colour of purity. After the wedding, one tradition is that the bride will turn her back to the female wedding guests and throw the bouquet behind her. Whichever female catches it, tradition says they will be the next to marry.

[@SherriLyle80s]

I'm American, but for the UK, Princess Diana's dress should have been in the lineup. Iconic! That train was jaw-dropping!

[@kirathekingkiller69]

It's awesome you guys are great and expanding their knowledge. Keep it up 👍🏼❤

[@Cscottser]

I have to agree with the men! No matter the culture or traditions, a bride is always her most beautiful on her wedding day. All of these pictures were stunning, and I appreciated them as much as they did! Thank you so much!

[@JUMALATION1]

I was waiting for the white dresses. I am from Finland and everyone here opts for a very bright white, but my wedding dress (a month ago) was a blush color with some white accents. I knew red was a really traditional color, but the fact that they called most shades of even "off-white" angelic felt nice haha

[@JonLa89]

If I were to ever be a king I would want these three man to be my Royal consorts on the questions that I have about life. Though I may get 3 answers that are different they will leave me more satisfied then one ever could.

[@bamfordsteele555]

The old dude rocks out on that drum. I immediately groove to that shit.

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

Also about the bride bouquet, you should tell the tradition(?) Throwing bouquet by to the back then it will be catching by either friends or family, and whoever catch it...he/she will be pray to be married soon following the bride lol....

[@melville6667]

Tossing the bouquet is a tradition in the US and the UK but not in Scandinavia where brides also carry bouquets.

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

@@melville6667 ah yes tossing....that is the word i looking for (not native one sorry) and yes they need to know that especially babhu since he is the one who is curious

[@tanawilliams7498]

I would so much like to know these gentlemen( they are gentlemen in the truest sense of the word, gentle men). Their apparent curiosity about the world is almost equal to mine and I Delight when they see something that they've never seen before. When I see you the way they react to things that most people take for granted it gives me a whole new perspective on the world around me yes I really wish that I could meet these gentlemen and speak to them for days and answer any questions they might have.

[@Oscarsmom28]

These men are so lovely and complementary of all the different types of wedding attire. ❤️ I also love the phrase “fairy of beauty” what a lovely way to describe a beautiful bride! 🥰

[@wosupbro]

Been binge watching your videos

[@carikshawn4201]

Truly a fascinating wonderful experience seeing both your videos and showing it to those adorable men...I do wish though you had chosen a different dress for our American bride...her dress absolutely is gorgeous but, I'm in the wedding market and this is NOT typical of our gowns...and you didn't show any trains or veils except for Princess Kate and her family...Kate's gown is much more American looking and each tiara they wore represents a loan from the Queen of England, Kate's husbands grandmother...but WOW, you did one great job...thank you for taking the time to do this and show it to those gentlemen.

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Love these 3!

[@rebekkadjurhuus9586]

The one furthest on the right on the picture from the UK is actually from Sweden. Its a picture of Princess Sofia the wife of Prince Carl Filip of Sweden. Other than that this video was pretty good.

[@Greysflood]

I love when they react to fashion so much! I learn a lot from these videos myself!

[@chloemillet6471]

Votre chaîne est géniale et votre idée de faire partager les différentes cultures encore plus. MERCI !!! Sorry I can't explain in english how I feel.

[@streborsemaj2173]

This is so wholesome.

[@JolajnaLoja]

Yay, polish accent! 😄 Much love to you from Poland ❤️🌷

[@MimiMangetsu]

Yes show them the globe! You can also show it before they ask. I love learning about different cultures and people and this channel has given me a lot! Thank you!

[@ThatBlackPiano]

Grandpa jammin’ at the end! Luv it!🥰

[@AhJodie]

I learned a lot too, fun watching these men smile!

[@friartalk6060]

I love that they are teaching the men, best tribal channel out there today.

[@CheersNE]

Babu is my Jam today!🎵😁

[@bobbiepahl3500]

Glad to see sir give Babu the globe 🌎 he will tell people in the village they will learn about the globe 🌎 🙏❤️

[@laeliawatt8593]

I learned a lot too! That was fun!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

That was a really nice video again! I loved Babu's song in memory of his friend too. He asked about the bouquet...I don't know if this is the same in all cultures, but usually in the West, the bride walks with a bunch of flowers in her hand to the altar or registry office and during the wedding ceremony, the bridesmaid or a flower girl will hold it for her. After the ceremony she gets it back and at some point during the party afterwards, she will throw it in the air behind her and all the single ladies among the wedding guest will try to catch it. The one who does will be the next to marry. ;) I was a bridesmaid once, but I never caught one. lol.

[@patty7791]

That was my favourite “Babu Song” yet! That man’s got RHYTHM!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

@@patty7791 He sure does! :)

[@YunaQQQQQ8]

13:22 the one to the far right is from Sweden though

[@susanfeldman]

How I love these guys!

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

Oh, there are Górale people (The Mountainers) in the first picture, at the beginning, cheers from feets of their mountains!

[@THEREALSOURCE]

I'm surprised you didn't show them any African brides. In any case, this is a nice video. Keep up the good work. These three men always give great commentary.

[@mildredpierce4506]

Does anyone remember that show In Living Color? David Allen Grier played a reoccurring character that had a song for every situation. He'd say without pausing for an answer "I wrote a song about it. Would you like to hear it? Here it goes." then he starts singing and playing his guitar. Babu reminds me of that character. He has a song for every occasion. I love Babu.

[@MsAngelique]

Wholesome!

[@slipshankd1307]

There are many styles in America. Rarely the same some full some not. The white is for purity. Black is worn for funeral.

[@mitawastar]

White is not really symbolic of purity of the bride. It came in fashion after Queen Victoria as the color for a wedding dress and then caught fire across the UK and USA. The color white was rarely worn previously because of the expense and inconvenience of wearing a white garment (easily soiled). The original color of purity was blue, which is where the traditon of a bride carrying of something blue (for luck or purity) comes from.

[@kellyalves756]

I think the Peruvian bride had a younger male relative standing just behind her and off to the side, and that was the “ bag” they saw on her back. I saw the top of one of their traditional wool caps.

[@fintorp5629]

Can we get Babu a record deal? Everyone needs his songs every morning.

[@MissSkittlestar]

No part 3 ? Love to see how the feel about my people

[@glassontherocks]

A Man and Woman joined in GOD's eyes is what its all about. All brides are Beautiful and should have our respect. Best wishes for you all and your families. Greetings from the US.

[@stoffni]

Pretty sure the far right one on the UK one at 13:24 is her Royal Highness Princess Sofia of Sweden and not from the UK but the styles are same anyway :P

[@grahamparks1645]

This is good globes help make visualizing these countries easier