This language needs to be STOPPED...

[@nandorvirag7134]

Hungary becoming the ultimate meme country is a surprise to be sure, but a welcomed one

[@Alexandraadftxr7052]

Elöbb utóbb csak lesznek memek arról hogy 4-5 percen keresztül tudunk káromkodni, úgy hogy nem ismételjük meg magunkat. 5-6 percig hogy ha kreatívak vagyunk.

[@nymroadonlaptop3185]

@@Alexandraadftxr7052 pálinka mellett 7-8

[@TheBarser]

Well it is a bit of a clown country these days

[@Termless]

@@TheBarser as a Hungarian, I can agree

[@bazsamester]

@@TheBarser nah, its not

[@cenktuneygok8986]

In Turkish leon is aslan (arslan in old Turkic). The similarities between Magyar and Turkish, even though our languages are not from the same family, are surprising. There must definitely be some form of connection from the past.

[@TheSecondKidNamedFinger]

Like from hungary

[@T_PLAYER]

turkey occupied hungary as the ottoman empire for 150 years. and even before the settlement of the hungarians in 895, they met a lot of turkic peope groups this is why hungarian has a lot of turkic words. probably the most known borrowed word is alma, which means apple

[@mihaly2590]

In ancient hungatian its araslan so I think it's related

[@TheSecondKidNamedFinger]

@@T_PLAYER my name is originated from the turks

[@TyrantSolo]

Wow I wonder what happened with a little empire… ottoman

[@benix598]

6:50 As a hungarian I can confirm that this is true. And we haven't even talked about how the entirity of Crotatia rightful hungarian clay.

[@linkinparkisbetter]

I see I have met a fellow Hungarian

[@petererdei7128]

and transilvania too

[@eviren5698]

In turkish lion means " arslan or aslan"

[@dasika2663]

Welcome my hungarian friends

[@dako8989]

@@petererdei7128 It's already Hungarian

[@SzaSzabiYT]

Hungarians when they see a Hungarian word in the title: Honfoglalás!!

[@8sofspades31]

hát persze

[@huhhuh9598]

Naná!

[@miklosszanyi620]

Még szép hogy

[@TaneTakam]

The word “oroszlán” reminds me with Aslan from ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’

[@gabor6259]

Kommentszekció-foglalás.

[@lakoslevi7786]

6:42 As a hungarian I can confirm we have to deal with this chaos every day.

[@juliusdesiatnik7371]

I am Slovak

[@kvrobi4631]

@@juliusdesiatnik7371 you mean upper hungarian

[@L1M.L4M]

8:15 There's a simple answer to why: Hungarian is not an Indo-European language, so maybe Finnish and Estonian also do it differently

[@darkpig537]

It is leijona in finnish and lovi in estonian which is close to the indo-european word, but a lot of central asian languages have something similair to hungarian for example арслан (Arslan) in Mongolian, and aslan in turkish, which resemble the hungarian word Oroszlan

[@Scankarl]

In Mongolian Lion is a very similar Araszlan

[@markusmakela9380]

We haven’t word for lion until year 1490 Mikael Agricola developed first word ”jalopeura”. After that word changed to ”leijona”.

[@yusufardagures5490]

Yeah we call it Arslan in Turkish.

[@markusmakela9380]

In english ”dog” called nickname ”doggy”. In finnish ”koira” called friendly ”hauva”. What is dog in turkish? and has it some other, common nickname?

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

About Hungary, here is an other one: English-Police German-Polizei Malaysian-Polis Estonian-Politsei French-Police Latvian-Policija Catalan-Policia Russian-полиция (Politsiya) Hungarian-Rendőrség

[@borraovermelho9335]

You really put even catalan but not portuguese or dutch

[@boomerix]

In a literal translations it means "Order-Guard", which isn't to dissimilar to the informal German term for Police "Ordnungshüter".

[@Zal_TWasTaken]

áááá igen a klasszikus

[@irishakita]

@@borraovermelho9335 who needs Portuguese or Boterham Language if you can have Catalan

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

@@borraovermelho9335 I was using google translate and picked some languages randomly

[@bertalann7214]

The Maria-Theresia thing was quite the twist. Hungarians kept rebelling against all Habsburgs before and after her reign. But when she came to the noblemen, asking for help with a child in her arms, everyone shouted with enthusiasm that they will give their LIFE AND BLOOD FOR HER!!!

[@anuszbizsergetokommentek2171]

We love children. Like gru. He was hungarian too

[@gabor6259]

Egy kis pénzért cserébe.

[@nightmareflame101]

3:49 is Czechoslovakia before WW2 (and before german occupation) The extra part is Ruthenia. It was part of Czechoslovakia during the "First republic" (The "Second republic starts with the german occupation)

[@ScythoBoyNm4856]

It was also Part of the Kingdom of Hungary too

[@TyrantSolo]

Finally Hungary in the thumbnail

[@markusmakela9380]

Magyarország’s official language should be only one official language in EU.

[@jacksonlee6760]

I've been up to that area of Minnesota with my friends before, for a winter camp. And not only is there a town named Finland but there is a neighboring town named Wisconsin to help confuse out-of-state (like us) travellers even more. We had to check the map just to make sure that we didn't somehow end up in another state, when we saw the sign: "Welcome to Wisconsin"

[@markusmakela9380]

Minne= to where, sota=war. In finnish if ya say ”minne sota?” thats question ” where the war is moving?”

[@Divinegoldenlight]

It makes it worse because Wisconsin is not to far

[@thebrawlingmemereviewingam7968]

And in Pennsylvania theres a city called Lebanon

[@the_labelguy_]

@@markusmakela9380 Yeah, that's pretty much Finland

[@poyomagyar58chungus96]

Wait untill you hear about how much I wanna die when someone pronounces Magyarország correctly.

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

The first a is like a short o, the gy is one sound, and the sz ist like an s, right? R-right?

[@Goat_gamering]

If im hungarian does that count?

[@robinrehlinghaus1944]

@Plopi Ninety Six Nice

[@埊]

i always pronounced it as magyarorshag

[@poyomagyar58chungus96]

@@robinrehlinghaus1944 M short a, gy is one sound, sz is like an s yeah. Nice.

[@therealten95]

8:25 in Spanish they use the word "piña" but in Argentina we use "ananá" because here "piña" means a punch

[@Goat_gamering]

And in hungarian pina means [censored]

[@埊]

@@Goat_gamering in hungyarian it means just the word of censored? then the pinanan woujld be trhe censor?

[@arminivanics1916]

@@埊 it means pussy in hungarian :)

[@magatmilan8925]

@@埊 In hungarian it means cunt

[@diegone080]

In italian is Ananas

[@SiqueScarface]

The additional part of Czechoslovakia is the Carpatho-Ukraine. The interesting thing is that Maria-Theresia of Hapsburg was crowned King of Hungary, not Queen.

[@dylanvogler2165]

To this day in Dutch law only the position of king of the Netherlands exists. So when we have a queen, in the eyes of the law she is king of the Netherlands. Eventhough the title that she uses would be queen. This is the reason why if we have a king, his wife is a queen, but when we have a queen her husband is just a prince. Because you can't have two kings 🤪😆. Also yeah your right it was Carpatho-Ukraine within Czechoslovakia. Modern day Zakarpatska/Transcarpathia oblast, Ukdaine.

[@Spacey_key]

same goes for King Jadwiga

[@anuszbizsergetokommentek2171]

What do u expect from an austrian woman?

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

I love memes about hungarians being angry at everything, because their reaction to them will be the exact same as portrayed in the memes

[@domonkosszabo398]

WHAT THE F**K DO YOU MEAN WE ARE NOT ANGRY

[@Voidkalii]

@@domonkosszabo398 lol

[@johnwiechelman4630]

yeah cuz we got scammed for a war the austrians forced us into

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

@@johnwiechelman4630 this is exactly what I was talking about. Hungarians get angry at the smallest things

[@leventeszathmari4045]

@@ICantThinkOfANameeeee his joke:✈️-----> . . . You:👨‍💼(his joke flew over you

[@stevenmichaelhachey4483]

7:37 The basset hound was originally bred for hunting (or some sort of searching) and the floppy ears cancel out excess sound so they can focus more on their other senses. Some say that the ear design even funnels smells to the nose so those smells do not go unnoticed

[@adamtank1746]

A grammaticaly correct sentence in hungarian: Te tetted-e e tettetett tettet, te tettetett tettek tettetett tettese? (meaning: Did you do this fake act, you fake actor of fake acts?) Here are a few hungarian words, just for fun: megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért (meaning: for your incorruptibility). elkelkáposztástalaníthatatlanságoskodásaitokért (for your lack of ability to become kale)

[@romanrepublic]

Italians at the first sentence: *extreme wheezing* (tette means boobs in italian)

[@Goat_gamering]

Even tho im hungarian the first thing is pretty hard to say

[@serhatlindemann4327]

muvaffakiyetsizleştiricileştiriveremeyebileceklerimizdenmişsinizcesine (Turkish, meaning: As though you are from those whom we may not be able to easily make into a maker of unsuccessful ones).

[@埊]

why there no spaces between words? is this really one word?

[@adamtank1746]

@@埊 Yes they both megszentségteleníthetetlenségeskedéseitekért and elkelkáposztástalaníthatatlanságoskodásaitokért are real grammatically correct hungarian words. Also Equilibrium is a really good film

[@Yamezzzz]

ø is literally just "oe" æ is literally just "ae" å is literally just "aa" These new letters just make things easier because Kamoelaasaa becomes just Kamølåså. If you don't have those letters on your keyboard but want to write something in Danish/Norwegian, then you just do the "oe" "ae" "aa"

[@myveryoriginalusername]

Å is literally o

[@myveryoriginalusername]

Honestly depends on where you are from

[@akiamini4006]

Bruh that some cold ducking place why you use AA so dang much ? Your breath would get cold and its uncomfortable like what ! It doesnt make sense ! Care tovelaborate further please

[@RoverAddiction]

but æ is ash?

[@Yamezzzz]

@@myveryoriginalusername Å is not "o" whatsoever. It doesn't matter where you're from, it's the same letter. o is o. That's already a letter. Å is pronounced a LITTLE bit like how an Englishman would say an "o" sound, if that's why you said that. Before Å was invented, old spelling just used "aa", the only things leftover are town names such as Aalborg (not Ålborg) and Aarhus (not Århus), but you could technically spell it that way.

[@anubratabit3027]

9:49 As an Indian, my reply is 1) Pakistan is the pain in the a**hole of world stability 2) China is the in a**hole of a free, democratic world order 3) Bangladesh's anti-India stand is due to growing influence of Saudi-funded Islamists in that country. Increased polarisation of the Bangladeshi society leading to greater persecution of Hindus & uncontrolled illegal immigration are befouling Bangladesh's image among Indians. 3) Nepal's anti-India stance was caused at the instigation of China. After instigating the Nepali PM to start bickering with India over petty, unwarranted issues, China has grabbed some Nepali territory. 4) Bhutan is an Indian protectorate & is legally prohibited to pursue a foreign policy opposed to that of India. Recently China grabbed some Bhutanese territory. If it hadn't been for the India, Bhutan has no chance to stand up against China. 5) India has never interfered in the internal matters of Myanmar. Both the military & the pro-democracy governments will continue to have Indian support as long as they assist us in subduing Chinese-backed separatism in NE India .

[@srirampatnaik9164]

India and Myanmar are clearly full allies of India. Whoever posted the meme doesn't know about the region

[@sheepketchup9059]

Separatism = fight for independence and freedom from state oppression.

[@drewdurnilappreciationday1680]

@@sheepketchup9059 no

[@nagyrovar_7132]

The amount of Hungary memes in todays video is very pleasent, I would like to see more

[@leventeszathmari4045]

@@formulaveeracingusa és mi a baj azzal hogy szeretne még vicceket látni m.o rol?

[@LaVaZ000]

3:51 Those were the pre-WW2 borders of Czechoslovakia, after the war ended, the Soviet Union annexed the Carpathian Ruthenia, and after it's dissolution, the territory was given to Ukraine.

[@anuszbizsergetokommentek2171]

Actually 🤓 it was part of the ukranian ussr during the cold war. Ukraine just simply kept its borders.

[@warfrog465]

As a hungaryan i can say azt hogy én nagyon szeretem az országomat és ennyi semmi más.

[@winkyben69]

I loved the amount of Hungary in this video

[@Ben360net]

Hello and lovely weekend to y'all With love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 Drew's Nigerian Prince🤴

[@benpikachu8390]

3:09 Falklands is much close to argentina and very far away from britain thats why I guess

[@Gergo626]

8:15 It is a strange word because the first half (Orosz) means Russian. Also, I don't know why but we say other countries' names differently. For example Oroszország (Orosz=Russian, ország=country)( Basically means: "Country of the Russians") and Olaszország (Olasz=italian, ország=country)(Means: Country of the Italians)

[@kybeozactus407]

Besides, there are no lions in Russia. Very strange...

[@victory7999]

That's not where the word lion comes from, the fact it sounds like Russia is a coincidence

[@yunusemrecekic8933]

Its turkish aslan or arslan

[@markusmakela9380]

But SnowLeopard and the sibirian Tiger (white/orange) was common native animal thousand year ago in the eastern part of russian.

[@alfha1399]

It probably comes from Bulgar, a Turkic language in the times of Huns. Aslan, Arslan, Arıstan, Arslon, Arıslan in other Turkic langauges and Mongolian.

[@-haclong2366]

08:25 English just adopted the Spanish word Piña, note that a pineapple historically referred to pinecones. In Spanish they use the same word for pineapples (piña) and pinecones (piña).

[@DoomMate2]

Pina in hungarian means women genitals

[@Shogunofthewaffles]

Finland has the best school system in the world. It has the highest test scores, and have 3 hours of free time and has a lot my holidays.

[@anuszbizsergetokommentek2171]

Finland was named after the main character of sharknado

[@harbl99]

Everyone else: "Lion". Hungary: drunken attempt to say "Azlan". [happy C.S.Lewis noises]

[@atillayilmaz8411]

I think C.S.Lewis took "Aslan" which is Lion in Turkish, though we also use "Arslan" especially for names/surnames.

[@ararune3734]

Because you're both Mongols, now kiss.

[@lukebaker5460]

For your interest, New Hampshire has 13 miles of coastline, Bosnia And Herzegovina has 12 miles. New Hampshirites are relaxing with their coastlines. 2:20-2:30.

[@katzendamon]

I am 13 and learned the German word for civil war about a week ago. I never knew the German word for civil war.

[@PotatoLauu19]

9:11 Drew, I think you've missed one digit.

[@kanyoje]

Me, a Hungarian: this was not the recognition I wanted but in fact, the recognition I needed

[@ScythoBoyNm4856]

You are a shame to our country fellow Hungarian

[@pvz_peashooter483]

8:18 Tea in different languages English:tea France:thé Italy:té Finland:teetä But Poland: HERBATA Edit:10 like my record thanks for all

[@1tzArvel1a]

Yup and Herb-ata

[@pvz_peashooter483]

@@1tzArvel1a you are from Poland beacuse have krabik Mam rację?

[@pvz_peashooter483]

@Prosiałke but this it wasn't supposed to be difficult it was supposed to be a different spelling nie rozumiesz ? To nie miało być trudne a wiem że jesteś polakiem bo masz literę ł

[@slpyOb]

9:20 Just to say that this "name" isn't fully accurate because it contains a few characters which aren't in the polish alphabet, but other than that, this is very accurate

[@piotr8960]

No, not accurate.

[@slpyOb]

@@piotr8960 How so?

[@piotr8960]

@@slpyOb I get that this is a joke because in our language we have sz and rz and some of the vowels have accents but the is not accurate becouse, first, there is 3 vowels in the name that are not in the Polish Alphebet which leaves you with just 2 y's as vowels. Second, if you look up Polish names you won't find anything that looks even remotely like this. Name one real Polish name that looks like this.

[@slpyOb]

@@piotr8960 You say you know this is a joke yet you really don't make it seem that way

[@piotr8960]

@@slpyOb okay

[@rebelgaming1.5.14]

3:31 As a Minnesotan who went through a winter where the average daily temperature was -30 and got down to -65 at night, I debate this.

[@capapofa]

I am hungarian and i am proud of my stupid language :)

[@indominusrex1652]

Same

[@markusmakela9380]

Rendörseg , first time in the Budapest, some private security company?

[@davidusssz]

@@markusmakela9380 police

[@Zal_TWasTaken]

utálom a feltalálóját aki miatt majdnem megbuktam magyar nyelvből

[@megaskill7421]

You need to be proud of your language and blood. You have Turkic blood (Atilla)

[@snailylunarwithascarf4414]

Poland must have been so happy seeing the Germans saving them from then ussr

[@sirato7058]

And we Hungarians didn't even want to let the German army cross our borders to attack Poland from the other direction. Governor Horthy gave orders that if the Germans crossed the border we would have to shoot at them. Plus, we took in and hid the Polish war refugees.

[@albinoguidedog]

4:25 never thought my small town would be on a video.

[@livedandletdie]

Ø is literally pronounced Ø. I mean it, /ø/ is the IPA for Ø and thus it's pronounced /ø/ also if you put an l after it, you make the most important word in all of the North Germanic Languages. Øl, which means Beer.

[@klumpo0772]

Yeah, Germans always misunderstand when I tell them I want to drink Øl.

[@banimalhalder723]

Does it sound like aw or 'o'?

[@klumpo0772]

@@banimalhalder723 Like the german Ö

[@csabiakiraly6940]

@@banimalhalder723 I think it sounds like the ea in learn.

[@anuszbizsergetokommentek2171]

NAZI?!

[@victory7999]

6:46 I can confirm, Hungary wants it's land back.

[@ScientistOfMemes]

2:36 that's very true. Where I live literally a couple miles away is another town who we used to compete with all the time until are towns brought our schools together into one

[@Anonymous-fz2is]

10:22 Bürger actually means citizen in german, so everybody here is a bürger!

[@dek420]

Thanks for encouraging us cannibals!

[@jojo_da_poe]

Citizen War, Civil War, same thing.

[@imnotavampire5294]

I don't want to be a burger. ;-;

[@lq7777]

Apparently Burgerkrieg means "Citizens War". I had always assumed Burger meant City/Town because of Burgermeister (Mayor) and -Burg (which apparently means "Castle") being used in so many city names.

[@fanaticofmetal]

So Hamburg is Meat Castle?

[@deborahdiebiene6045]

@@fanaticofmetal No, Hamburg comes from a castle that stood there long time ago. It's name was 'Hammaburg', but nowadays people don't know why of all things 'Hamma'. There are a few theories, but they aren't quite sure, if one of them is right.

[@deborahdiebiene6045]

@Lisa Quinn It is important to notice the double dotts above the u (ü) in Bürgerkrieg or Bürgermeister. Bürger = citizen Burg = castle And we have Burg in a lot of our Citynames, because they got their names from castles (Burgen) which stand/stood there like : Hamburg (Hammaburg), Flensburg, Lüneburg, Oldenburg (old castle), Augsburg, ...

[@human-ity4731]

Hamburg = Hamburger :)

[@aaqilplays]

0:24 whoever owns this meme good joke

[@aoife.bv10]

2:31 in my county (waterford from ireland) abbeyside’s rival is dungarvan in gaa… abbeyside is in dungarvan but have 2 different clubs… abbeyside is a village in the town of dungarvan like wtf

[@Duke_of_Lorraine]

All those languages in the lion thing are indo-european. All except, you guessed it, hungarian.

[@vonatok]

hungarian is still a uralic language, not indo-european to be similar

[@pa6993]

1:50 as a German i have a better idea ( Panzer noises in the distance intensifies)

[@martonbattya]

The fact that we can swear non-stop fo 3-4 mins, 5-6 if we are creative is unbeleiveable... We got too much swear words in hungary.

[@danimindak7375]

8:11 The Hungarian word for lion (possibly) means "girl, who grabs"; "orosz" maybe came from the "oroz" word, which means grabbing and the "-lán" maybe came from the "lány" word, which means girl. But this is not sure. (I'm just learning English, so if it has no sense, I'm sorry.)

[@faszomat43bafalo938]

Orosz-Lány Russian Girl

[@danimindak7375]

@@faszomat43bafalo938 ez csak egy vicc, az oroszlánnak nincs köze az oroszokhoz, de az oroznak igen, hiszen az oroszlánok elorozzák a prédát (például egy pásztor nyájából).

[@gandalf_thegrey]

1:54 "F you, Monaco gets nothing" Just send me lol

[@flown8515]

9:25 no no no no. That's for sure not polish language. As a pole i can say that we do not have neither ú, ç, â or ö. But we do have ą, ę, ó, ł, ż, ź, ć, ń, ś

[@idifjrivhjf5198]

how is ż pronounced

[@1tzArvel1a]

Yes we also have rz sz dż dź

[@kristianl7797]

@@idifjrivhjf5198 like zh

[@minionek247]

@@idifjrivhjf5198 about how you pronounce the g in mirage

[@Kastra_k]

@@idifjrivhjf5198 Like a "J" but without pronouncing "D". Basicaly a voiced "Sh"

[@walnzell9328]

8:12 It's almost as if Hungary is not Romance, Germanic, Celtic, or Slavic and is an exclave of Finno-Ugric peoples.

[@markusmakela9380]

MagyarországCountry people are basic altai-uralic, just not exact but 6250+ years, basic, uralic sapmi , or proto-uralic, fin-est uralic (so called finno-uralic, ugric, thats 2600 years ago could say fin-est was same language, very many variations, thats the last, but hungarian-estonian-finnish never were the same language, only basic

[@Daizz009]

9:25 As a polish person i can confirm we can name our children Grzegorz Brzęczeszczykiewicz Have fun reading that out

[@埊]

Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz*

[@Julian-mh4jw]

@@埊 grzegorz brzęczyszczykiewicz chrząszczyżewoszyce powiat łękołody*

[@Daizz009]

@@埊 I always hear it Brzęczeszczykiewicz

[@Daizz009]

@Richdragon Well, anyone besides a fellow slav can have trouble reading that

[@boomerix]

I have seen that clip often enough that I can actually pronounce it by know.

[@invurret9533]

1:59 This is great because checking the location of Morbin Road I found out it was located just in Sudbury, somewhere I can (relativley) easily get to from Toronto.

[@NotChicoAndPico]

EU is fantastic as an economic union, and I will admit it makes it easier to restrict large corporations from going too far out of bounds, but it fails beyond redemption when it comes to social and political reforms. It tries too hard to make a one-size-fits-all standard, despite the myriad of different countries involved. For all the stupidity involved in Brexit (seriously, some people thought they're leaving the europe continent) I can't say I fully blame the drive, despite UK not even being affected the most...but I will leave it at that. Not about to start a debate about it here, goodness knows I have plenty of that in person.

[@zoidburger2830]

2:30 when I was in Cornwall my taxi driver bragged about beating up londoners so yea that is very true

[@mikavituhandle]

funny that Minnesota has a place called Finland, when the name of the state is actually 2 different Finnish words. Minne is a form of "where" and sota means war.

[@starcarag076]

You got the same thing in Münster, Germany. There are so many bikes that they have more bike ways than roads for cars

[@groddzilla]

9:19 just a bit more than 10k

[@lemonthepogboi5351]

11:34 As a Turk once said: "Bozkır o kadar soğuktur'ki kar bile üşür" "The steppe is so cold that even the snow gets cold"

[@Inzapezitul]

6:26 this meme is killing me 😂 😂 😂

[@silesian_hussar]

9:26 i am from poland and i am able to read this even if it's not in polish

[@monarchistheadcrab8819]

1:08 Yeah that's pretty ironic, most Iranians are actually as white as Southern Europeans and Balkanians(if not more white than them), and yet everyone thinks we have black skin.

[@yoironfistbro8128]

3:30 It's 100% colder than Helsinki and the parts of Finland where people actually live

[@AdriActive]

I love this video because it includes Hungary multiple times :)

[@HawkThunder907]

5:57 in Germany the bikeroads are bigger than the ones for cars

[@Csarihun]

Fun fact: the four-leaf clover in Hungarian is in mirror translate means four-leaf horsed*ck.

[@Zal_TWasTaken]

horse balls*

[@tovarishchfeixiao]

I think the horseb*lls will be more accurate.

[@ewoxuk]

8:15 Turkey knocks the door : Can I come in with "Aslan"

[@anrandomthing7110]

3:51 the more territory is ''podkapatní rus'' idk how to translate this to english but we lost the territory when WW2 ended

[@埊]

podkapatian russia?

[@anrandomthing7110]

@@埊 hmmmmmmm idk

[@mehmetkayraozer9164]

Carpatho-Ukraine

[@cooperjohnston5607]

As a canadian that lives on an island north of seattle, there is a mountain called mount washington 4:21

[@arekzawistowski2609]

9:30 here you have list of easy to pronounce polish names: Artur ... yea, that's it.

[@KaanTekguc]

Nothing beats a good'ol Drew video

[@finleythedestroyer2647]

11:54 me and my friends at school talking about countries

[@m3z0id]

3:51 It's Carpathian Ruthenia (When Czechoslovakia was socialistic, Czechoslovakia was forced to give it to the Soviet Union)

[@tedperkoski7534]

Hungarian is not a Indo-european language. That's why the language is so different

[@jarskil8862]

Hungarian is part of Finno-Ugric gang with Finns, Estonians, Saamis, Karelians, Komis, Vepsians and many other.

[@siojuice9151]

6:45 i can confirm, this is what i have to survive every day of the year

[@JackSzunyogHarrison]

finally the memes world found the hungarian language. as a hungarian im glad that even Hungary, or anything about it between all other countryball memes

[@seneca983]

3:25 Based on short googling it seems that Minnesota winters are on average colder than Winters in at least Helsinki. Of course, e.g. Lapland is a different matter.

[@odinatra]

11:44 Joke is that Turks are not letting Finland and Sweden in.

[@crgraduu]

6:50 the gypsy misconception makes the rage moment funnier ... and it gets better when you realize that gypsies percentage for both countries are identical 💀

[@balazsbalazs3926]

Then the romainaian proceeds to call the Hungarian a mongol

[@drunkduck9854]

I may have no say over this but Transylvania rightfully belongs to Hungary

[@slayerguy1789]

i would agree but it makes border ugly

[@tomiboros1948]

Sadly its got Romanized ove rthe years so no. Im from Hungary

[@ricsix2.0]

7:44 ital is written next to the italian ball, but the word ital means drink in Hungarian

[@Iseonix]

wait I don't see the Italian ball

[@imthefirstapple725]

3:52 Its Transcarpathia (or however its pronounced)

[@thatonecurlyboy2979]

2:40 I live in a city in the Netherlands, and there is a village less than 3 km (2 miles) away. We're literally enemies. Like. Yes. We 'hate' them

[@kylebigelow5120]

Feels illegal to be this early. Anyways, thank you for letting me not eat lunch in silence 😁

[@unitedindia8908]

same.

[@unitedindia8908]

im early too!

[@darahanrahan2864]

Lunch ? It’s dinner time in ireland

[@EmperorProd]

@@unitedindia8908 Nice Name

[@unitedindia8908]

@@EmperorProd thanks, and its night here in benguluru

[@Enh_Od_opi]

8:16 in Mongolia 🇲🇳 we say арслан which is pronounced arslan

[@kompatybilijny9348]

In Polish, Civil war translates into "House war"

[@denybart5536]

3:50 Its Czechoslovakia after WW1 or before Munich agreement and First Vienna Award

[@fionavivianandaiden3008]

Omg I just started watching one of your other videos when this one was uploaded :( UWU

[@kano2789]

2022: Animation is for everyone. Hollywood 2022: aNImAtIoN iS foR KIdS..

[@majki5731]

2:13 as an Bosnian i can conform that is my house

[@randomskeleton4500]

I mean the coldest temperature recorded in Minnesota is -60 Degrees Fahrenheit and in Finland the record is -60.7 degrees Fahrenheit, they are actually really close.

[@natnew32]

Extremes don't mean much. Alaska and Hawaii have roughly the same highest temperature.

[@randomskeleton4500]

@@natnew32 indeed they don't mean much.But looking at the records I was shocked to see how close they were..

[@czerky1091]

Everything is Hungary,except Poland

[@Zal_TWasTaken]

trianon visszaállítását követelem

[@8sofspades31]

6:51 i have to disagree with you here sir. DE ERDELY MAGYARORSZÁGHOZ TARTOZIK HEWEHUWA xDDDD

[@Brrrrrrrrrrrt]

Our word for "island" is "ø", so just use google translate to hear that word, and you will know how to pronounce it.

[@markusmakela9380]

Öö=ø ? Doesn’t matter, Danish football and icehockey fäns are bäst ( också Latvian fans) i hela European continent. Dont comparise latin america, well Denmark people are vår southAmerica soccerfäns?

[@quentinantoine4183]

Love how he said that the US doesn't have bike lanes meanwhile the bike video was taken in New york at the very end of the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn bridge

[@snailmail6831]

If you want an easy to pronounce Polish name, here is my Grandfather's Jozef Starziski (stars-esky). It is a little clearer as to how it is pronounced than szczepan (see-pan).

[@埊]

isnt szczepan pronounced as shchepan?

[@aminadabbrulle8252]

These pronounciations aren't even close to being correct.

[@snailmail6831]

That was how they were pronounced in my family, and my grandfather stopped speak Polish when he came to America. Things drifted I guess.

[@MK_-lh3pp]

The letter ø for example if you say:fun ø would make the sound of a u