Can Europeans Answer Simple Geography Questions || FOREIGN REACTS

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[@saladspinner3200]

Only an American couldn't understand a question of the United States. 🤣🤣

[@alexandergutfeldt1144]

Well, there are also the United Mexican States (Estados Unidos Mexicanos), but none of them begins with an 'L'. Full disclosure: I had to google that, since all I could think of was 'Louisiana' and '????' !

[@framegote5152]

@@alexandergutfeldt1144 That may be the official name, but no-one ever uses that. Not even the Mexicans.

[@eh-modo]

@@alexandergutfeldt1144 Yes, and he said to her right after that he was kidding, "Sorry, there is only one"

[@nicolasaul2895]

​@evak1003 only one with "L" and that is Louisiana.

[@saladspinner3200]

@@v.b678 I repeat, only an American wouldn't understand that question. In many other countries and languages, that is how you refer to individual states of the USA. Because it's in the name of the country; "The United States". That does not make the question "wrong".

[@kicsiszol]

europeans not necessarily smarter but MUCH better educated for sure.

[@backintimealwyn5736]

more curious in general.

[@RogerKeulen]

@@backintimealwyn5736 No. It's not the economy. It's education. Just ask the people from Rome before they invented talk radio.

[@arnot44]

Take notice that English wasn't their native language. Question with "What country start/end with this letter.." is hard because country has différent spelling according to language.

[@lydiakaraiskou1421]

And what makes it even more difficult is that places (countries, cities) are often called by a completely different name in some languages and not everyone uses the Latin alphabet. So it requires a lot more than simple geography knowledge!

[@module79l28]

That's your case: Albanie, Alemagne, Austrie, Australie, Argentine...

[@lydiakaraiskou1421]

@@module79l28 Exactly!!! In greek its: Αλβανία, Γερμανία, Αυστρία, Αυστραλία, Αργεντινή... Switzerland is "Ελβετία". I can only imagine how different they are in the Cyrillic alphabet . That's a lot of brain work!!!

[@oles_bohdan]

@@lydiakaraiskou1421 In ukrainian its: Албанія, Німеччина, Австрія, Австралія, Аргентина, Швейцарія.

[@lydiakaraiskou1421]

@@oles_bohdan Thank you.🙂

[@BIGBEN9999999]

We're not smarter. Difference is: in Europe in school we learn things like geography, in the USA kids get Shooter Drills

[@winterschmied4583]

Don't forget creationism. Only the Holy Book (in whatever form and translation you read it) is the single right. Science is made from Hell to confuse the true believers, so you better don't teach it. 🙈🙈

[@BIGBEN9999999]

@@winterschmied4583 😄

[@backintimealwyn5736]

we're more curious than americans. They go empty eyes when you start talking about anything outside the US when they don't call you "smug" for mentioning something they don't care about. I had to be careful not to make that mistake.

[@boraonline7036]

@@winterschmied4583 And then elect a president who blames other countries that your country is in a mess, to make your country "great again" 😆

[@davidpelc]

The question was correct. There are states they are United in America and they are called United States of America, so they are states which are united.😉 Hypoteticaly the question could be also about Mexico as the official name of Mexico is also United States (Estados Unidos Mexicanos).

[@jantimmerby]

Or Germany (Federal Republic of Germany) Bundesrepublik Deutschland BRD, in German.

[@cynic7049]

@@jantimmerby No, it is not United Sates of Germany. And it consists of Bundesrepubliks not states.

[@davidpelc]

@@jantimmerby But there is not the word "state/Staat" in the name of the country. 🙂

[@stanislavbandur7355]

@@davidpelc that is a problem. We normally use state as country, then as Czechoslovakia we were 2 united states, but in English we were two countries and in fact we were two united Republics in federation - which name was Czech and Slovak federal republic

[@kimnyberg3735]

The question was name two of the united states starting with an l, NOT two states of the united states. Germany, Mexico, India and so on are unions of several smaller states so they all apply to the question as it was worded. Bundesrepublik directly translates to federal republic, a republic being "a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch" so yes Germany is in fact a union of states or "united states".

[@matthewmarshall-watson6569]

Hate to tell you, but outside of the US, the question was worded exactly right. America is a continent. You are the UNITED STATES of America and everyone I know calls you the US

[@foreignreacts]

Thanks for explaining Very understandable

[@jay-rk1ve]

Technically the continent is North America ​@@foreignreacts

[@bengtolsson5436]

It was the question of states in the United States that he asked strangely. It was an incorrectly constructed sentence.

[@kimnyberg3735]

Yes other nations also concist of states so the question is wrong or you could just answer with a state of any union country

[@yomismo6912]

​@@jay-rk1vein spain america is only 1 continent

[@declanrussell2232]

The United States question just shows how Americans need more worlds. Think back to the sidewalk video. The Scottish girl understood the question and I did straight away.

[@foreignreacts]

Honestly good point!

[@charpost62]

as did I

[@kimnyberg3735]

The fact that most of us understood the question in no way makes the question correct in itself.

[@declanrussell2232]

@@kimnyberg3735 no it doesn’t but the fact that 99% of the people on the internet could recognise the question gives you a good idea.

[@tixien]

It’s literally people not understanding what the name of their own country means. Mind blowing.

[@albadelgado6751]

“Name two of the united states that start with L” is correct, I think we all got it but Americans😅 you guys are very confused about your own federation name😂😂 If you said “name two states of the united states” you would be repeating the same word twice

[@Northman-from-the-North]

These questions are NOT over basic knowledge. I dont know what you americans do in school, but one thing is for sure; You dont learn geography or foreign languages. And yes, Im from sweden.

[@tety5775]

First of all you should define "basic knowledge". I am pretty sure you get different answers from different people. I personally don't see any reason in remembering every country's flag or capital unless needed. I don't gain anything from that knowledge. And if the time comes I can inform myself. But until then I prefer focusing on topics that have more importance in my current way of life.

[@bengtolsson5436]

@@tety5775 You don't need to know countries' flags. But what most countries are called and roughly located in the world is basic knowledge.

[@tety5775]

@@bengtolsson5436 I wouldn't even disagree. But with your definition you couldn't answer all of these questions. Some questions only have a few countries as answers. For example the one where you need to name a country that begins with letter a but doesn't end with it. As far as I know there are only two possible answers, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan. There are 193 members of the United nations and even more countries. If questions are at that level I wouldn't describe them as simple or basic knowledge.

[@sofiastefanidou9230]

It is basic knowledge, but in a good level. It is basic knowledge to know the name of the countries, but not evryone can retrive that knowledge to answer the questions. You may know Afganistan but at that time you wouldn't answer...

[@tety5775]

@@sofiastefanidou9230 you are basically just playing with definitions. It's like saying the general theory of relativity is basic knowledge on an expert/high level. At what level does it exceed basic knowledge?

[@raelit8130]

As a Romanian here, I can tell you that we are taught in schools, the global geography. It is a MUST, to know at least all the capitals and countries in the world. At least, in my school it was.

[@AlainnCorcaigh]

yes United states refers to the Usa, it's also worth noting English is not his native language

[@elizabethhumphreys9105]

In Europe we normally refer to the USA as the United States or US. No other widely known country has United States in it's name, so a clear question for me.

[@johnhendriks4085]

Paris is not a womans name. It was the son of Priamus, king of Troy. He kidnapped Helena and started the Trojan War

[@kimnyberg3735]

Unisex name so it still works

[@skasteve6528]

Paris is named for the people that lived there when the Romans encountered them. The Romans called them Parisii. So nothing to do with male or female names. A better option would be Athens.

[@maximeblanc5085]

@@skasteve6528 J'allais le dire ! :)

[@viquiben4919]

Exactly!

[@Linda-hs1lk]

Lot of women are named Paris though, so nowadays it's a man's and woman's name.

[@dinahselah6364]

As a young girl we used to learn all the Continents, their countries and the capitals of that country. We had to stand in front of the classroom and name them.....also we would get a written test on every continent. The written test also included rivers, mountains and provinces and their capitals. I am from The Netherlands and I am 57 years young. I think this method is still done in classrooms in The Netherlands but in different form.

[@olafgogmo5426]

3:21: Paris is NOT a female mame. Paris is a male character from Greek mythology (Judgement of Paris).

[@module79l28]

Paris Hilton...

[@branc2658]

@@module79l28 Well in Italy Andrea is a male name, the equivalent of Andrew.

[@Phobos_Nyx]

@@branc2658True, I got some strange looks from a clerk in hotel when I said my name is Andrea. They were expecting a male to check in and then I showed up. We had a good laugh though.😄

[@module79l28]

@@branc2658 - I know but what does that have to do with the OP saying that Paris is a male name?

[@Alltagundso]

@@olafgogmo5426 Thanks for that comment, I was surprised he said that.

[@MissSlovakia2]

These questions are not beyond general knowledge, they are general knowledge.

[@dramaqueen1975ful]

🙏🏿👍🏿🙏🏿

[@deluxecapprian983]

US -the country ,America the whole continent .

[@IamOllytech]

Unfortunately, you seem to be using United States as if it was one word. United states means states that are united. So, he is asking which of the United... States starts with L

[@squidcaps4308]

Note, these are EU.. forgot the program.. ERASMUS, i think it is. It is program for youth all across EU, they have exchange programs, meetings and it is all about international co-operation, multiculturalism and them knowing about geographics is.. kind of their specialty... To be fair, i knew the answers to most of these but this is not just random people from the streets.

[@dianeoriander8276]

If your in Australia many of these questions would be considered general knowledge, asked my 11 yo granddaughter she had a 65% strike rate not bad for eleven years old!

[@jckopfly2680]

Israel is a full UN member since 1949, just not accepted by most Islamic countries.

[@leokaizzer4744]

The states of the USA are litteraly united states, they are 50 states that are United, so each is a united state, a state united with 49 other states.

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

13:50 similarity stems from the cultural ties. Lotta Arab counties use black white red and green, which are seen as Pan-Arab Colours, Slavic nations often have red white and blue (inspired by Russian flag ... which was inspired by the Dutch flag) in different configurations, A LOT of African counties have red,yellow and green seen like Pan African colors (inspired by the Ethiopian flag)

[@frankbg1]

Puerto Rico isn't a country, it's a part of US territory and has no separate national flag, only the star spangeled banner..

[@2traveladdicted]

I emigrated to the US at 14 and I can answer most of the questions, which tells me exactly the part I don’t know is from after I moved to the US. Geography lessons in my country of origin were very global. I learned about the entire world. So was history. When I moved to the US, geography lessons became very US-centric, and even then, even while my English was still limited I was always the best student in geography and history classes. My math and science education was also more advanced. The US education system has never been good and it’s now being made worse by whitewashing history, dumbing down and underfunding math and science departments, and killing the arts. Very disturbing. By the way, I’m now in my 40s, and most of the adults I know in the US wouldn’t be able to answer any of those questions either.

[@Linda-hs1lk]

You're right btw about the question about the states. He said 'name two of the United States'. He means 'name two states in the United States'. Then again, it was pretty clear that's we he meant. It was for me that is, lol.

[@lyndapet1]

He said the question correctly.It is the United States of America not the United States of the United States.

[@beldin2987]

The "United States" are a union of states so asking for 2 of the united states instead using the overlong "states of the united states" makes totally sense for me .. as a german. In germany we would also ask "name 2 german federal states" instead of "name 2 states of the federal republic of germany"

[@tety5775]

But you are missing something. The question was to name two united states. Never did he say anything about the USA. Your example question for germany includes the word german therefore there is no room for speculation.

[@Niedersachsen47]

You are a pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work

[@conallmclaughlin4545]

5:32 you didn't even know the US is the United States 😂😂😂

[@foreignreacts]

Yeah but he said name 2 United States I know only one United States

[@conallmclaughlin4545]

@@foreignreacts there's 50, they united to make America

[@josephfoulger9628]

@@foreignreactsoh dear. There are 50 states. United. 50 United States.

[@samiraperi467]

Paris is a female name? Say what? 14:16 "Some beef with America"? Do you have any idea how little that narrows it down? :D

[@GazilionPT]

I'm amazed that the Cypriot guy in unaware that the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is not UN recognised... 🤔

[@zaldarion]

5:56 yeah 2 of the united states... name 2 of the united states. all thogether they are the united stated of america

[@iulia.bianca.b]

He missed the whole question because the guy didn't say "United States of AMERICA"... 😅 And then he also added "I'm kidding, there's only one state that starts with the letter "L". It's Louisiana, goddamnit! 😅

[@tuppyT]

Yep because like they are united States👌

[@4svennie]

Well I have a new drinking game. Every time you say, 'name two of the united states that start will 'L'!?' It'll be a slow game at first but I'll be totally hammered by eight minutes in. Lol.

[@myafelicia]

I'm so sorry that his correct question about the united states made you glitch so hard, but i really needed that laughter 😂😂😂

[@Tyu-f1s]

Well, North Ireland is part of the United Kingdom

[@TTDahl]

"name two of the United States that starts with L". I am from Norway and I understood the first time. You have to think "widely" and be open to other than yourself.

[@paul1979uk2000]

These were some tough questions that it doesn't surprise me if many of us got them wrong, I got a few right but many I didn't have a clue, and we should remember, English isn't their native language for most of them so that made it even more difficult.

[@Herzschreiber]

Exactly. Because normally people think in their native language and then have to translate their thoughts. Example: A capital city with four letters........ Rome. But in German I think of Rome as "Rom", it only has three letters in my head.

[@nevadawn7527]

@@Herzschreiber ging mir auch so... 😁

[@Herzschreiber]

@@nevadawn7527 hehe. High Five!

[@nevadawn7527]

@@Herzschreiber 👊

[@sdegu5885]

​@@HerzschreiberIf I remember correctly, the person answering the question was a Finn. In Finnish Rome would be 5 letter word, Rooma.

[@Arltratlo]

its easy, we go to school in Europe!

[@techmed-rainer]

Being a bit more humble would suit you well.

[@Arltratlo]

@@techmed-rainer na, i am like an American...

[@currentlynoname7499]

​@@Arltratlo😂😂

[@sandyd89]

😂

[@JoseFernandes-js7ep]

"Name two of your sisters" or "Name two sisters of your sisters"?

[@TRW98]

The question was really clear. There are multiple United We have the United Kingdom, the United States, and the united arab emirates. Only one United States. I could have said the united states states but that sounds really weird. So he said it perfectly!

[@boraonline7036]

With the flags: Look again and this time take a CLOSE look at the colors! 😜

[@Linda-hs1lk]

Liechtenstein. It's between Switzerland and Austria. Neither border to the sea.

[@theocoeymans2277]

Knowing the Capitals of countries around the world like Australia, Japan, Brazil, China, Russia, US, Canada is really really common knowledge that are taught at school (in Europe - France at least) when you're like 15 yo to -17 yo

[@tetnology]

Dude, how do you not understand "Name 2 of the United States that start with L"? - Name 2 of the 50.

[@d.c.4788]

Its funny to see him processing United States😅

[@PhilK84]

Most people I know either say United States or America, outside of your home country I’ve never heard anyone actually say United States of America or USA

[@sandyd89]

Really ! In France, we say ofently US or USA , because it's a country and America, it's a continent ! ✌️🇨🇵🇪🇺

[@PhilK84]

America being called a continent was always up in the air - when I was I growing up there was debates about how many continents there actually is Some sources said 6 others 7 And the one that was always the problem was either ‘The Americas’ or ‘North America (USA & Canade)& South America being split

[@53Megan]

Question from Poland - what is the country famous from pizza starting with W???😂 ⬇️ WŁOCHY - in polish means Italy 😂

[@iamwatching5743]

He worded it perfectly lol

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

I'm 39 years old and i admit that if you ask me now many questions about Geography i will fail some of them .That wouldn't be the case at my 20is cuz Geography was my favorite subject .But i cannot say the same for today's generation.

[@Vazlist]

Hehe, that Cuba question was funny. Copy-catting and swapping the colors :D

[@MINOUTFTABOU]

The reaction was “SIMPLE, the BEST”. “I'm right, I'm right . . . . it's Puerto Rico!” Look at both flags and the facial derailment was priceless.

[@pouf6463]

porto rico (blue triangle and red stripes) is inverted color of cuba (red triangle and blue stripes)

[@rmcduarte]

Fidel sends regards from the beyond😁😁

[@thewippingangel4255]

And that's how Americans need to call side walk...

[@abaranihei2608]

I mean you guys a built a Museum where Humans go hunting with Velociraptors so yeah i rest my case :D

[@Anonymous-jh4nr]

More like this!!!! :D :D :D i really enjoyed :D this video. we played together :)

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

2:10 Somaliland, Abkhazia, Taiwan

[@barrymiller3385]

"Name two of the United States" sounds correct to me. Collectively they are called The United States of America.

[@alpacamale2909]

Bro got stuck on semantics hahaha

[@paulhollis8879]

The context’s obvious. No need to flog it to death.

[@monicabredenbekkskaar1612]

United states! Of America, name 2...😂

[@Linda-hs1lk]

When we talk about the United States as far as I know we talk about the USA.

[@nicoladc89]

Vatican City is not a country recognized by the UN. The Holy See (the government of the Catholic Church) is a non-member state observer, the same status of Palestine.

[@juansanchezvilla-lobosrami5404]

Dude, everyone else understood the question but you. You are the only United States in the world. What the hell.

[@JimmyRJump]

Wearing a NASA hoodie doesn't make you smarter...

[@RealConstructor]

Aruba is a country, not a territory. It is a country inside the Kingdom of The Netherlands, just like The Netherlands is a country inside the Kingdom. And I thought Israel was a member of UN since 1949, how can a country be a member country of an organization and not be recognized by that organization? I think the host is wrong here.

[@josephfoulger9628]

Not UN recognised as a country, just like Wales

[@BlackHoleSpain]

15:30 You're mad and colour blind, Cuba and Puerto Rico have exactly their colours swapped!

[@sandyd89]

Yes, but Cuba is a country and Porto Rico is a territory of USA !

[@annedunne4526]

Not only do we study geography in Europe but we also travel and read and educate ourselves on countries we visit. The "united States" is only one part of America so non- USAians refer to your country as the US to exclude Mexico etc.

[@minischembri9893]

Can Euroeans answer simple ( debatable!!) geography questions ? Q. Where are you from ? A. India A. Brazil A. Vietnam ????????????? Welcome dear New-European countries even though your students lack a bit of geographical knowledge. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@sandyd89]

They represented an european school😜✌️🇨🇵🇪🇺

[@minischembri9893]

@@sandyd89 They were part of an ERASMUS project which is an EU project for international students. So say so in the thumbnail !

[@raelit8130]

Seek what ERASMUS means, then spew your nonsense. 😑

[@nuria.l-l-9827]

Those questions were tough!

[@lolaesther]

I understood the question. I knew there's no state that started with L

[@jamesbulmer6594]

Its just a short abreviation, a bit like saying hey i'm getting a Harley, aka Harley Davidson.

[@praterstrizzi79]

without further ado - it's Louisiana

[@BlackHoleSpain]

A state that is completely surrounded by another state, could also be eSwatini, former Leshoto surrounded by South Africa.

[@marinellaravasio1456]

No, ex Swaziland

[@BlackHoleSpain]

@@marinellaravasio1456 OH.... my bad. Leshoto is completely surrounded by South Africa, but Swaziland was a different country, landlocked between SA and Mozambique

[@xenotypos]

Lesotho (which never changed its name) and Eswatini are two different countries. Eswatini was formerly known as Swaziland, and is between two countries (including South Africa). Lesotho on the other hand, is entirely inside of Souith Africa.

[@gulliver3103]

Tried to watch until the end .

[@obi-wankenobi917]

And there’s videos out there of Americans that don’t know what 3x3x3 is and can’t tell the time on a clock 😂

[@blazejflorkiewicz9698]

[@baronmeduse]

My man...! They are states and they are united.

[@nazimelmardi]

This is lexical knowledge. Our education system is based on a very strict requirement to meet at the end of high schools. I don’t think that the excuse of “we didn’t have wars” is good enough. Most of the events we learn is before! the very existence of USA. And usually we learn it parallel with literature. So the interesting question is: how do the Americans understand the context for books? Let’s say: Pride and Prejudice? If they don’t learn anything about the history of the era, it means way less even if they read it.

[@T_Witti]

I'm curious - do you guys have international geography at all at school? Or is it just US geography? (serious question, no mocking whatsoever)

[@Alltagundso]

At this point videos about the topic of education and basic knowledge in the US would be so much more interesting, we watched all those geography videos by now. ☺️☺️

[@T_Witti]

@@Alltagundso Agreed! It's so hard to tell if those US guys asked questions in certain videos are just dumb or if they really just don't learn it at school. I kinda feel bad for laughing if they just didn't learn. No shame in never having heard about Bern if it has never been taught. Really not interesting enough to educate yourself about Geography (at least to me). Wo bist du her?

[@Alltagundso]

@@T_Witti Würzburg ☺️ So, the thing is this: teenagers depend on school and their parents. After high school you're busy with studying. But a person that's older than 25 should really just take their time to learn things by themselves. But yeah, it would be interesting to know the details of their high school curriculum etc.

[@T_Witti]

@@Alltagundso Wien hier 😀 Idk man. After answering the question about how many countries in Africa so wrong (I tried to count them) I opened a map to see which ones I forgot. Never in my life would I have done that solely out of interest without a specific reason. It just never crossed my mind that I know so little about african countries. I don't even want to begin thinking about Asia. We just didn't cover Asian Geography in school back in the days therefore I only know about vaccation places. Kinda embarrassing at 40 y/o. Definitely will change that and educate myself!

[@Alltagundso]

@@T_Witti I'm a small geography nerd. So I know more than others in this field. I also know three foreign languages. But I need to catch up with my knowledge about physics and chemistry. I'm an aunt and want to be a good example. I hope to support and inspire my nephews and nieces.

[@ChrisShelley-v2g]

If you ever take a flight to Bern, make sure that it's a turbo prop flight, the runway is very short.

[@noelodwyer5641]

In the previous video by this person, he asked a question about flags at 180 degrees representing other countries and his answers were Poland with Indonesia and Italy with cote d'Ivoire. Italy is incorrect. Ireland instead of Italy.

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Gonna try to play it while watching 1:40 Singapore 2:10 Kosovo, Taiwan, South Ossetia (and any other territories that are occupied by Russia) 2:44 Greek and English (damn but Turkish is on the northern part that's occupied by Turkey) 3:15 first is Sofia, second is blank for me 3:28 Madagascar and Mauritius. But as a bonus Canary Islands 4:37 Kiwis 4:55 there is only Lousiana. That's a trick question for M it is Main and Massachusetts (adding: I understood him completely. And what you thought would be United States of Mexico. P.S. damn, it doesn't let me save my audited comment. Writing it for the 3rd time) 9:08 Turkmenistan 9:55 Kyiv obviously, as a Ukrainian. Riga in Latvia, Oslo in Norway 10:48 Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic 12:00 Spain 12:24 Bern 12:44 London, Cardiff, Edinburgh 13:20 12 ( now I know what's the problem. The lowest line of commnts is invisible, you have to scroll down. And I thought they weren't saved) 14:37 Cuba 16:32 I go with 50 17:18 obviously she will say Azerbaijan. And I don't think there are actually any others (p.s. some of my comments here do actually disappear) 18.13 no idea

[@raisan5989]

3:15 I would say Athens as in Dutch it is Athene and it was named after the Greek Goddess Athena

[@tomaszs2426]

In Poland we have a YT channel "Matura to bzdura" (matura exam is nonsense). They quiz young people on the streets of cities on basic school knowledge. Of course they cut out those who knew the answers but for example how many were there who had no idea looking at a map where Poland is 🫣 …. Generation Z

[@lauram4168]

🇷🇴 Romania good job 👏!! that's why i know as Romanian living in Canada ,Canadian school system sucks!!!😢

[@stephensmith2601]

His states question seems a little strange because you/we think in terms of the states of the United States. But if you (point at the USA on a map and) reword the question, you can see how what he says makes sense: 'These are the united states, name two that begin with M?'

[@leslondon]

as far as I know puerto Rico is not a recognised sovereign state but is part of the USA commonwealth

[@ane-louisestampe7939]

It's nice to feel stupid together with you 🥰 Until the number of countries in Africa. I guessed 53 🥳🥳 We are two clever cookies and I'll never forget 😂

[@jamesbulmer6594]

Louisianna is the only one

[@qualitytraders5333]

She should have asked "which United States". The official name of Mexico is "United Mexican States".

[@MrJerichoPumpkin]

10:40 San Marino also (still in Italy) and Principauté de Monaco (France)

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

10:354 alternatively Lesotho

[@lydia5232]

Puerto Rico has a blue triangle and red stripes - Cuba has a red triangle and blue stripes. 15:29 Look at your phone and video. You have nothing to be mad at but yourself!

[@kaycosti3631]

I think the guy actually said “two states of the united states”, but he effed it up during the editing - he cut out the first “states”.

[@foreignreacts]

Right that’s possible

[@alananderson5731]

This young lady understood the questions and she's from Scotland,and your American and don't understand the question.

[@buggerlugs4653]

Don’t be so hard on yourself. It’s not about clever or stupid, it’s about the education system. We don’t ban books, we don’t confine our children to the history/geography of our country of origin, and we don’t punish our teachers for broadening our children’s minds. I didn’t want to get political, but you had better hope that Trump and the GOP don’t regain power, because your children will know even less than the current generation. Peace and love to you for opening your mind to other possibilities 😎

[@prixat]

You're right about the questionable grammar of that question.

[@petarvelic9663]

Real question should be:"Can Americans answer simple geography questions"? Because their knowledge is questionable,unlike other people from another countries...🤔🤔

[@nevrotykbarbaru8131]

United States of America is 50 states who are united,so are united states.😂😂😂

[@jackym4891]

Fun fact, there are a lot of people and resources that call the USA simply the United States. If you google "United States" the first result is "United States, Country in America" (fat disclaimer here, I am not saying everything on google or the internet in general should be taken at face value. Fact checking matters but in this case, it is just common here)

[@kimnyberg3735]

Basically all americans (united states of americans 🤪) call it the united states so he allready knows that. But the question is worded incorrectly leading to the confusion. It's like saying "name a France starting with L"