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[@pigi1004]

Donde esta la biblioteca is a meme out of the tv show Community, which is where it was popularized. The phrase is one of the first phrases usually learnt in Spanish, and the show joked about it with a rap called Donde esta la biblioteca. I believe this is where it comes from but I am not sure

[@Raulardo]

You're goddam right

[@DarkX3]

I'm pretty sure technoblade also made bibliotecha popular

[@T1red_rn]

@@DarkX3 yeah it was techno for me

[@just1it1moko]

@@DarkX3 idek who that is.

[@bvthebalkananarchistmapper5642]

8:55 The Dutch did kinda help the Americans too, just not as much as the French and Spanish. They also had a separate conflict with Britain at the time, the Fourth (and final) Anglo-Dutch War, fought mainly over trading colonies in India and Sri Lanka. Another conflict was also going on in India at the time, the First Anglo-Mysore War. Which, even if you exclude the American Independence and Fourth Anglo-Dutch wars happening simultaneously, was much more of a fair match than you would expect, as the Mysorians were, if not the inventors, than at least an early adopter of the Indian gunpowder technology of iron-cased rockets, and were also one of the few if not the only ones to mount those on elephants when fighting their wars. Both the Fourth Anglo-Dutch and the First Anglo-Mysore wars ended in stalemates, IIRC

[@Visavislespoir]

I actually visited a museum in Bengaluru which showed off those rockets. They were seriously cool.

[@Tenebris616]

Yeah, and didn’t An island in the Caribbean one of the Dutch colonies, recognize us in 1776

[@jdj8168]

@@Tenebris616 yes, a Dutch general stationed on st eustatius ordered to salute the American flag when an American ship was nearby. st eustatius is still part of the kingdom of the netherlands

[@brodacx2268]

The Dutch actually were key sellers of ammunition and gunpowder to the rebelling colonies as other countries feared British sanctions, but individual Dutch traders cared more about making money than the sanctions, and irritating the British was always a plus point for them

[@Helleuw123]

one of the main reason for that war which acutally makes the dutch the biggest help for usa was that britain said dont trade weapons amunition gunpwoder tc to the usa and only the dutch still did at the start of the war of independence (you know the dutch love to trade selland make money)

[@corporategreed]

The Netherlands got on England's bad side during the war as the country refused to stop trading with the rebellious colonies. This started the fourth Anglo-Dutch war in which the English crushed the Dutch and forever ending their status as a super power. The first foreign power to recognize the US after it's declaration of independence was a Dutch governor of the island of Eustasius where it answered a salute by the USS Andrew Doria.

[@_agentpotato9684]

the first to recognize the US was morrocco

[@TheConfius]

⁠@@_agentpotato9684I think he meant that that specific governor was the first to recognize their independence

[@corporategreed]

@@_agentpotato9684 yes you are correct, Morocco was the first country to formally recognise the US. You can do your own research on "the first salute" to figure out what I mean here.

[@timvlaar]

@@corporategreed I don't think the fourth Anglo-Dutch war was when the Dutch Republic stopped being a great power. They basically weren't a great power for all of the 1700's.

[@wdubbelo]

@@timvlaar wel yea but officaly its commonly agreed the 4th anglo dutch war is the end of the dutch being a great power since that war nicely cleans up all the lose ends that was the mess of the decline and death of the VOC(which is like the main reason we were a great power) which after was just kept on lifesupport untill the last day of the century because why not

[@SirNobleIZH]

For anyone under the age of 10, and who knew technoblade, you know exactly where you learned "biblioteca"

[@OrangePiggy]

I'm over the age of ten and I miss him ‸‸‸‸‸ ₍˄•⚇•˄₎ / \(▬[]::::::::::::::::> / \

[@deutschegeschichte4972]

I believe you mean over the age of 10, not under lol.

[@SirNobleIZH]

@@deutschegeschichte4972 under, people over 10 may have learned it elsewhere first, like me

[@51mp1y_1an]

yep

[@Azr0xe]

i learned it from my german grandma

[@Jackth3ripp3rr]

I actually bought myself one of those born in Yugoslavia/USA shirts, and the two people noticed, and the other people who noticed just happen to be Yugoslavian and it made me really nervous because I was wearing a Yugoslavia shirt when I was nowhere near being Yugoslavian, talking to Yugoslavian people

[@Diriector_Doc]

The English term "Library" comes from Latin, whereas most other languages derive their word from Greek. The Latin word for book is _liber_ and the Greek word is βιβλιο (biblio or vivlio)

[@Diriector_Doc]

Fun fact: French ended up with both variations of the word, but are used in different contexts. « bibliothèque » means Library whereas « librairie » means Bookstore.

[@Snow2.065]

@@Diriector_Doc Same thing with italian.

[@Miguel.L]

@@Diriector_Docsame thing with Spanish, we have librería which is mostly used for bookstores and biblioteca which is mostly used for common libraries

[@islanoliveira]

@@Miguel.L Same thing in portuguese, "livraria" is bookstore and "biblioteca" is library.

[@misere4]

And some of the slavic languages have e.g. "knjižnica" from the proto-slavic origin

[@janach1305]

The explorers were not searching for India. They were searching for the Indies, a region which was defined as everything from the Indus River east to Japan. Columbus thought the first land he would reach would be Japan, which he believed was much further away from the Asian mainland that it is.

[@aliaksandrbushtser]

Ok

[@ricardozetino6907]

Interesting fact

[@noefillon1749]

Ok so this is why he thought he massively underestimated the time necessary to reach there

[@pticu1]

if so, then why Indians are called Indians not Samurais? Indians were apparently named Indians because Columb thought that they were from India. Your argument is invalid 😜

[@janach1305]

@@noefillon1749 He also thought the world was smaller than it is, and the Eurasian continent larger. This would put Japan about as far distant from Spain as Cuba is. He was probably not consciously cooking his numbers, but was choosing the most optimistic data he could find.

[@ztfes]

Petition for drew to learn german

[@idostuffs8366]

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[@idostuffs8366]

JA

[@pew1795]

JA

[@Napstablookiscoolandsexy]

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[@stargazer-elite]

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[@yougoslavia]

I'm no expert about Spanish libraries, but I think Technoblade screaming "Donde está la biblioteca" in some minecraft clip for no reason might have done something.

[@juandavidgiraldo518]

The reason why this word is so used, it's because there are differences in the Spanish words of "biblioteca" and "libreria" one is the library the other is the bookstore

[@yougoslavia]

@@juandavidgiraldo518 No I mean the popularity of the sentence might have gone up because he said that.

[@chinesetaxevader]

@@yougoslavia i think you overestimate the impact a minecraft youtuber has on the world stage, like for me the first time i heard that name was when the person died for some reason and the internet was making a big deal out of it

[@juandavidgiraldo518]

@@yougoslavia maybe, I guess

[@DNS-FRANK09]

I been watching drew for 3 years and every video is awesome 💯. He should do more ck3 videos

[@gigafishwastaken]

more? ck3 ended a long time ago

[@KrispigKarp]

7:56 Fun fact: Benjamin Franklin had the role as the first US ambassador to Sweden.

[@ricardozetino6907]

Interesting fact

[@samuel_saysske1355]

Nice

[@physef_3738]

8:16 As a moroccan i can confirm that our history teachers never forget to mention this face Edit:we got the drew moroccan gang over here

[@spottynaughty]

yeah for some reason they never teach us that

[@physef_3738]

@@spottynaughty im being serious they actually do

[@Marouane0]

True, they always say it at the end of the history lesson for no reason 😂

[@ryota6208]

@@physef_3738 What ? I ve never heard a history teacher saying this to us .

[@SuperCatacata]

@@ryota6208 Getting some conflicting answers from the Moroccan bros here 😓

[@jaykaufman9782]

The Netherlands was part of the trio of countries which supported the American Patriots versus Britain. But where the French and Spaniards sent actual military forces, the Dutch helped finance the Revolution with loans. Congress sent Benjamin Franklin to France, where he charmed and schmoozed the French. They sent the dour John Adams to the Netherlands, where he sat down and they talked numbers and cold, hard facts. The ideal men for each job. Swedish policy was determined by its rivalry with Denmark. The two big, western maritime powers of the Netherlands and Britain didn't want either Sweden or Denmark to dominate Scandinavia, so they'd put their thumb on the scales any time either side -- mostly Sweden -- seemed to be winning. Or the UK would support one Norse power and the NL supported the other. It just so happened the Dutch and Swedes were friendly at a time when the Dutch Navy was in decline versus the Royal Navy, so Sweden was seconding the Netherlands' pro-American policy.

[@qdaniele97]

In Italian we have both "biblioteca" (from greek) and "libreria" (from latin) but the former has the same meaning as the English "library" (a book collection and/or the room or building housing it) while the later means "book store" or "bookshelf" depending on context.

[@jorgeabud1133]

Brazilian independence was very different from the other countries in South America. The Portuguese royal family came in running away from Napoleon in 1808. They left in 1821, but left the crown prince to rule over here, but he declared Brazilian independence in 1822 and ruled until his father's death, in 1831, when he returned to claim Portugal's throne and left his 4 year old son to rule under a regency.

[@gpatoy5976]

biblioteca or biblioteka = βιβλιοθηκη . It is a Greek word that is a combination of two Greek words βιβλιο(vivlio) + θηκη(thiki) =book + case =book's case means the shelves for the books as the furniture but also as the building(library) . So the first random Spanish word you are learning is in fact a Greek word. :)

[@JP-en7cc]

Wait. You are telling me a latin based language has ancient greek influences? How did that happen?

[@user-dd1ud1tu2r]

@@JP-en7cc Latin had some Greek words itself

[@Dalton906J]

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[@cool_guy87]

Absolutely

[@BluePhoenix559]

🇦🇱

[@Jaxson-di6wp]

I have watched drew for I think 4 years now and I am always entertained.

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

Drew's comment section is 5% flag petitions and 95% shitposts

[@Zainetyko]

I think those numbers should be swapped

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

This is just my opinion

[@yougoslavia]

3:32 Even for the blue countries, there are still lots of people using Android so basically Android completely dominates.

[@loke6664]

Giving away one colour for more users no matter the numbers isn't great. I live in Sweden, IOS have 3% more but I am sure there are others countries with the opposite numbers. You really need something showing both in comparison in each country. And yeah, more people world wide do use Android (including me) but I don't think "Completely dominates" is correct at the moment. I would also be interested to know why, if it has to do with Apple phones generally being more expensive or if there are other reasons. I use a CAT phone since my work kills of most phones and those are as close as indestructible you can get if you don't count those old Nokia bricks from the late 90s but I don't think that is the most common reason to use Android.

[@natkojurdana9673]

Actually the FIRST to recognize the US independance was The Republic of Ragusa, modern day Dubrovnik in Croatia. In 1991 a Croat delegation to the US brought this up and asked the US to return the favour. The US replied that they were willing to recognize The Republic of Ragusa but not Croatia. That obviously changed some years later :)

[@aint_noway69]

1991 isnt even close to morocco's 1777

[@Kath2378]

@@aint_noway69 Do you know how to read? 1991 was when Croatia wanted to be recognized back, not when they recognized the US.

[@Luzitanium]

in Portuguese we have the word Livraria which is more similar to Library, but means a Bookstore.

[@veniyar]

Cool video as always

[@ropz0726]

In spanish there is "biblioteca" and "librería", the main diference is that in a "librería" you must buy the book that you want to read and it will be yours and in a "biblioteca" you dont need to buy it

[@jandraelune1]

9:50 the amount of taxes taken out depends on if taking the full sum at once or in payments. The full sum at once is the hardest hit at over 60% near 70%, while payments gets down as low as 35%.

[@dylangtech]

It’s ironic because a LOT of battles took place within New York from the moment the British seized control of Long Island

[@killercastro1875]

So my foots totally stuck in there right, I’m freaking out, the dogs having a seizure and I still have half a pie left.

[@WaveDaSeaWing]

Drew do a collab with sambucha doing geoguesser

[@eduardoromerovaquero3191]

9:00 In 1780, during the independence War, the Spanish-French Fleet under Luis de Cordova captured an English fleet heading to America and managed to lead it to Cádiz. His fleet with 27 ships under his command, captured a rich British convoy of 57 frigates loaded for the English army in North America and India, escorted by three War frigates.This logistical blow has remained the greatest ever suffered by the Royal Navy: he captured one of the largest and richest convoys ever to leave Portsmouth. The number of ships and men captured, as well as the amount of more than 1 million pounds sterling in bullion and gold coins that passed into Spanish hands, caused heavy losses on the London Stock Exchange, seriously damaging the important finances that the Kingdom of Great Britain maintained to be able to sustain the distant wars that it waged. King George III suffered a fainting spell when he received the news, not only because of the blow to the state coffers, but because he had just lost a significant sum of his own assets that, advised by his secretary, he had invested in 3 securities on the London stock market.

[@_MC529]

4:52 IT'S FROM AN EPISODE OF COMMUNITY!!! Troy and Abed in the moooorning

[@livethefuture2492]

3:50 you perfectly encapsulated my feelings towards ios as well, i too just want my phone to be simple and easy to use, wheras my computer is where i do most of the work and all the complex stuff is on there.

[@maximipe]

Macs are great but iPhones are really overrated, used both and experience wise Android is far superior. Notifications are light years ahead and built in apps are just better in Android

[@edwardbrown3721]

Drew, Paraguay didn't have any issue declaring independence in 1811 because practically speaking, most of Argentina was independent

[@RuiCBGLima]

4:21 I don´t know about other countries but there's also "Livraria" in portuguese / Portugal, but instead of meaning Livrary, it actually means Book Shop - the place where you buy the books. "Biblioteca" can also be a collection of books. - That's where the word "Bible" comes from, a collection of books, 88 to be more accurate.

[@ameliazepeda7247]

I mean the Dutch supplied a lot of the guns during the American independence war so it’s only natural that they’d be one of the first countries to recognize the us

[@ChariTheAlternate]

You're an amazing youtuber

[@larrywave]

I think Finnish and Estonian had quite logical names for library 😂

[@goose93]

The drew kidnappper lore is crazy

[@jaykaufman9782]

The New York delegation to the Continental Congress never received instructions from Albany on how to vote and so, "New York abstains -- Courteously." Watch the movie "1776." Sherman Edwards was a Revolutionary War buff. He was a New Yorker, a jazz musician, and part of the Brill Building and Broadway crowd. For his own amusement, he wrote songs about the American War of Independence and regaled his friends at parties, who told him he should turn it into a musical. So he did. Because Edwards was a hardcore history buff, he gets the stories, attitudes, and details right. Studio mogul Jack Warner made the Broadway success into a movie, and the film "1776" (1972) is that Hollywood rarity which is actually an excellent history lesson, on par with, say, "Tora, Tora, Tora" (1970) and "Zero Dark Thirty" (2012).

[@Matt02341]

Maine was actually counted as part of MA although geographically it was separated

[@luki7614]

Trade offer Drew receive: i buy countryball I receive: the honor of my country flag in drew's video

[@annayosh]

0:35 Maine is correctly included - it was part of Massachusetts at the time.

[@saintwumples4403]

The show community had a popular inside joke about “donde esta La biblotecha”

[@xshme]

4:00 im legitimatly confused on ehy he thinks android is complicated

[@SMP64]

0:04 nice

[@goseenanan]

Done estate la biblioteca came from the show community where it was a song in one of the first episodes

[@mauriciodanielmartinezreye5130]

The Drew clone will make an appearance in future lore

[@cruxxo21]

Very impressed by Drew,that he knows that the most surprising is Slovenia....props bra

[@mehdibouanane4462]

As a Moroccan We really love our American Brothers 🇲🇦❤️‍🔥🇺🇸

[@SuperCatacata]

Just going to say that I loved visiting Rabat. Absolutely beautiful city, we don't have anything like it here.

[@jessebest5961]

Went to Africa for the first time by crossing the straight of Gibraltar on a ferry. Stayed a night in Tangier. It was a very unique experience. People there spoke just a little bit of French, Spanish, and English while being fluent in Arabic.

[@miscellaneoussarnian5282]

Another day of asking Drew to put up the Guernsey flag

[@bengoloitachi2565]

Normans brother ❤

[@giulianococco887]

Uruguay was under spanish control and later invaded by Brazil and later got its independence

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video and play countryball at wars

[@z.b.oakley8467]

Main thing with biblioteca is that it's easily mixed up with libreria, which is a book store.

[@Mex-American]

Nice video

[@matthewdovidas4213]

Maine was included because it used to be part of Massachusetts and delegates from the Maine section of Massachusetts did vote for independence.

[@anotherrandomguy6012]

Petition for Drew to make a series covering Ace Combat and its multiple universes: [Day 173] The 173rd Airborne Brigade ("Sky Soldiers") is an airborne infantry brigade combat team (IBCT) of the United States Army based in Vicenza, Italy. It is the United States European Command's conventional airborne strategic response force for Europe. Activated in 1915, as the 173rd Infantry Brigade, the unit saw service in World War II but is best known for its actions during the Vietnam War. The brigade was the first major United States Army ground formation deployed in Vietnam, serving there from 1965 to 1971 and losing 1,533 soldiers. Noted for its roles in Operation Hump and Operation Junction City, the 173rd is best known for the Battle of Dak To, where it suffered heavy casualties in close combat with North Vietnamese forces. Brigade members received over 7,700 decorations, including more than 6,000 Purple Hearts. The brigade returned to the United States in 1972, where the 1st and 2nd Battalion, 503rd Infantry, were absorbed into the 3rd Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile), and the 3rd Battalion, 319th Field Artillery was reassigned to Division Artillery in the 101st. The remaining units of the 173rd were inactivated.

[@link8296]

03:14 Apple does have secret bases in the Us and the Netherlands

[@Stejers]

in portuguese we call livraria a bookstore and biblioteca a place with a lot of books that arent for sale

[@ANIMESLAYER33]

For the "donde està la biblioteca" deadpool said it in the first film

[@MakriaMicronation]

I just realised that the random things he says at the end are patrons and not a story he made about drews clone and impostor

[@SquidMonke4]

U just realized that?

[@MakriaMicronation]

@@SquidMonke4 yes

[@Maussiegamer]

9:02 i suspected it so searched it up, the 4th anglo-dutch war was from 1780-1784 so they probably didnt care about damaging relations with the english

[@ArchetypeApollo]

Maine was still a part of Massachusetts Bay Colony

[@lok9951]

Actually in french We Said either "bibliothèque" or "librairie" , but most if thé Time We use "librairie" for smaller one or the one where you Can buy Book, "bibliothèque" IS more where you borrow Book or the fourniture where We stock Book.

[@lok9951]

Also in french Book IS " livre " who share thé same Root as "librairie" or library , its make more sense that We use it

[@lok9951]

And for thé one who will Ask "biblio" mean Book in latin (you Can spot thé similarity with Bible who bassicly mean "the Book) and theque IS where you stock things

[@timno2639]

'I want my phone to be as simple as possible' *Nokia 3310 walks into the room*

[@gfreark]

you mean me?

[@ricardovicente5334]

Portugal recognised the independence of the USA 15 of February 1783 but somehow is missing

[@toto_dragoneel_74]

In Italy we have a both biblioteca and libreria, which is simila to library. But the fist is like for students and the second for research’s

[@noseboop4354]

Interesting. French also has 'libraire', but that would mean a store where they sell books.

[@TheAndostro]

3:45 ye even iphone se is more expensive than minimal wage in poland so that's why

[@jonisalmela2399]

phew, I am so glad we can fit most of Germany under a pdf

[@ThatGuyGeo]

The goat is here

[@edwardbrown3721]

Biblioteca is library but bookshop is Librería

[@JamesSarantidis]

"biblioteca" probably comes from Greek "bibliothiki" (βιβλιοθήκη), where "biblio-" means book and "-thiki" means container. "Library" literally means "Container for Books". Since Greek where adopted in both western and eastern Roman empires, many of ancient texts where written in Greek, Cyrilic alphabet was developed by East Roman priests (that explains the term appearing in slavic countries) and the Renaissance saw many people studying Greek, thus it makes sense than many places in Europe adopted the Greek root term instead of the Latin one.

[@misere4]

not all slavic countries, some use derivations of the proto-slavic term

[@rockbullet3699]

Main was a part of Massachusetts, so it has every right being included

[@austinhuston]

The community Spanish 101 rap immortalize "done esta la biblioteca" for me

[@thatsleepybirb]

petition for drew to make benelux country balls

[@underrated.altero_46]

People in Albania think they'll be popular with iOS. It's a thing I'm not kidding, we even have a word

[@EldestBrick]

I like how he said czechoslovakia instead of czechia and slovakia

[@teutaergovic1587]

petition for drew to put the flag of montenegro on his wall (day57)

[@HowieDewitt535]

My mom knows what Yugoslavia is, though she didn't know it broke apart.

[@randomdinotsar8385]

Massachusetts had Maine as part of their territory then it became a state near the civil war

[@Liggliluff]

(0:05) When the largest document size is based on inches ...

[@anonimni1288]

5 : 00 as a Bosniak i can confirm that the breakup of Yugoslavia was certanly... Well let's just say it was a time for us

[@Toxic_Uncle]

Lmao something i find funny is that i live in australia and at my local backpackers hut, they fly the yugoslavia flag, soviet union flag and then even more randomly the bhutan flag, and most of these backpackers are germans or english and i no matter how amny times they change the flags itll always return to those three

[@alonsodsoto4466]

4:20 In Español we say ''Libreria'' too

[@bolatisop8056]

Every time I hear a youtuber explain Scandinavia correctly I just feal at peace.

[@theEliteNoob]

Poor drew and his Yugoslavia shirt.

[@rnasta22]

Latin America independence looks like a group chat for a project where everyone leaves one after another as soon as the project is over

[@ratsoncrackmyfavouritesnack]

Petition for Drew to actually wear his "born in yUgoSlAvia" shirt on a video.

[@damonx6109]

Maine was part of Massachusetts at that time... So it should be coloured in.

[@arcxjo]

0:24 Maine is included because it was part of Massachusetts at the time. Technically Virginia should be a lot bigger too.

[@sohopedeco]

Livraria and similar words actualy mean bookstore in Romance languages.

[@underrated.altero_46]

Librari in Albanian is dmth else. It's also biblioteke here

[@antunmaruvic8630]

5:09 as Croat, that's lie in my opinion.

[@samuelsilva8364]

The maximum PDF could be an American State right next to Colorado and Wyoming

[@THE_ONLY_REAL_WAFFLE]

Something about drews Yugoslavia tshirt

[@finnvandermaas]

The dutch werent that scared of the uk back then, our fleet won 3 wars against them in that century ahaha

[@destadhouder3689]

4 wars ,a draw first 1652-1654 Englisch win second 1665-1667 Dutch win third 1672-1674 Dutch win fourth 1780-1784 Englisch win There is also a fifth war unofficial 1797 the battle of Kamperduin by the navy of the Dutch Batavian republic ,won by the Englisch

[@worldsbiggesthater9847]

I live in your walls Drew

[@cani-stay-withyou3406]

4:07 Viro mitä??? Toi kuulostaa raamattu korulta omg. Kyl se on totta et suomalainen ei ymmärrä viroa mut ajattelee et sen pitöis pystyy. Tulee olee hauskaa kattoo miten tää vetää enkuks muille ha 😂

[@HayTatsuko]

Good morning, Drewvians!

[@DarckFrom_iGuess]

Good morning!

[@CoeGr]

Ay caramba donde esta la biblioteca!

[@SocksForNothing]

3:06 🇬🇧 🤝 🇮🇪 💀

[@lorenzobordignon6997]

Republic of Venice was the 7th country to recognize the US, sad the map stopped to 5th place, we had an american ambassador in Venice and viceversa for 20 years until our defeat to napoleon