Geography Now! Australia

In honor of Australia Day coming up, I thought I'd give you guys a early upload!! ENJOY.
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[@typicalpenguin3292]

If you need help with Antarctica hit me up that's where I was born and raised

[@GeographyNow]

You sir win the comment section.

[@imaseal9816]

Antarctica belongs to the seals why don't you go migrate back where you belong damn penguin...

[@GeographyNow]

ima seal OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH What's your response typical penguin ?

[@articwhale9045]

you guys know nothing about antarctic history we artic whales have claimed Antarctica for thousands of years seals and penguins are always fighting over land when really whales should have Antarctica

[@imaseal9816]

Artic Whale ha typical whale thinking they own everything you guys only stay a couple times in the year anyway Antarctica has belonged to the Seals and sea lions for thousands of years to remember the Great war between the whales and seals yeah we won and so we should have Antarctica

[@dzekshinds2549]

Also Canberra is pronounced like “Can-Bruh” said as one word. and Melbourne is said as "Melbin"

[@garedinho]

I was like “its Can-Bruh thoooo”

[@giddeee]

Bruh

[@1313eable]

And Melbourne is pronounced as 'Melben'.

[@p4m209]

1313e It can also be pronounced Mel-bin I once heard someone say it was pronounced Mel-bel

[@debwhite7629]

As a Canberran, I can tell you that it is actually pronounced Can- bah- rah! It has 3 syllables, not 2. :)

[@apostolis07]

Here in Greece we love Australia so much, so many of us even live there 🇬🇷❤🇦🇺

[@gamergodyt4167]

Yes! I’m Greek but living in australia and we have a HUGE greek population

[@thechefbredren4358]

I am one of them too. When this coronavirus ends I am moving back to Greece as I have just turned 18 and want to live in the country of my parents and ancestors ❤️

[@broncofisher6255]

Greece Greece Greece oi oi oi

[@glue8127]

I live in australia and i have lots of family in greece! it is so nice to see people from greece like australia!

[@senseiSinclair]

We also have your country and the Italians i believe for our awesome coffee culture.

[@hick2376]

I love 🇦🇺 from 🇯🇵! I've lived in Sydney for 3 years. People there were so nice, even though I don't speak English very well. I love their sociability. Every time I went to a pub, they talked with me and I had a great time. I miss beaches, pubs, BBQ, and "Boost"! Great memories.

[@leehane4382]

sydney ain't the real australia - u wouldnt fit in in the outback

[@louisgvsnoahp7296]

I live in Melbourne!! Boost is OVERPRICE!!!!

[@gibbishgiggles]

Omg my friend lives in Sydney too

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

@@leehane4382 Most Australians would not fit in in the outback either

[@chesirerat4491]

boost is good

[@smooooth_]

New Zealand is to Australia as Canada is to the U.S.

[@nikkustikku281]

New Zealand and Australia are dating. The United States and Canada are dating. But, the United States and Australia have a crush on each other.

[@smooooth_]

NickTehGamerMC And New Zealand is angry at Australia for this and wants to get revenge by getting with Canada, (while at the same time fulfilling its crush on Canada) and thinks Canada's feelings are mutual, but actually Canada is just nice to everyone and doesnt feel the same way about NZ and would never cheat on US (while being oblivious to US's "cheating")

[@Moonlitwatersofaqua]

England is their parent. Which makes it weird.

[@smooooth_]

***** Orgy is always the answer (Jamaica and the Bahamas want in though)

[@RDDHopsing77]

No

[@lynchie2073]

our prime Minister Harold Holt went swimming one day and never came back. so we named a swimming pool after him

[@paarthrudrapathak6596]

The 70s peeps of India named the public washrooms as bar of the former PM and the reasons are unknown!

[@masterofpuppets7295]

America named a warship after him which was nice of them

[@benmata1034]

@@masterofpuppets7295 ʎɐꓷ ɐᴉๅɐɹʇsnⱯ ʎddɐH

[@Amadeus-ni3et]

The waves called and he answered

[@Kaids.T]

"Australia gets along really well with Asian countries, especially China" well that didn't age well. Edit: Because everyone is getting a bit political in the replies, yes, we still get along really well with Chinese people.

[@interrupted_reverie]

i dont get it

[@joshoconnell9618]

@@interrupted_reverie Because Australia and China have been arguing about trade deals a lot But I’m Australian and I love the chinese people

[@shady_edits23]

Exactly my thoughts...that new alliance tho O-o (AUKUS)...do you hear an arms race?

[@christopherh-t2631]

@@joshoconnell9618 Chinese people yes, Chinese leadership on the other hand, Mmmm...

[@insanenebula551]

Ye lol

[@notafrankstonlineuser]

Australia also gets along with Greece and Japan

[@scottwilliams5284]

also we had a prime minister actually go for a swim and disappear in 1967 and never been found

[@haiironezumi]

Scott Williams And in his memory we named... a swimming centre. No joke.

[@haiironezumi]

Scott Williams And in his memory we named... a swimming centre. No joke.

[@firecrakka]

I fingered my first GF at Harold Holt's in Malvern. Ahhh memories.

[@brooke8810]

In case no one believe this, it actually happened. The dude went swimming, never came back. As a loving nation we named a swimming pool after him.

[@johnm7788]

Brutus probably got him.

[@MsRubyet]

I'm Australian (32) and I legit did not know about Jervis Bay being a territory.

[@ChaoticMushy]

Me too.... Since when was Jervis Bay a territory? Never even heard of it.

[@amandastrauss143]

Same

[@finnstratford8696]

It's not, it's owned by the A.C.T

[@DPCB01]

I'm local to Jervis bay and can confirm it is a territory, but really only for naval purposes and national parks.

[@craigevans4694]

It was given back to NSW a few years ago. Apparently it was too much of headache for the A.C.T government.

[@sunn1kkw]

I'm brazilian, Australia is my favourite country and I hope I'll visit it someday ; )

[@leehane4382]

how can it be your favourite when you haven't even been there?

[@elijahsmall5873]

@@leehane4382 It can still be your favorite. It's like saying you like a certain car but never been in it before or drove it but it's still your favorite.

[@timmymannies6888]

@Space Marine I think he was giving an example

[@leehane4382]

@@elijahsmall5873 silly example plus in normal english, 'favourite' is spelled with a U

[@elijahsmall5873]

@@leehane4382 Ok I don't care and aren't I human? We make mistakes you know. And thanks for letting me know.

[@agent_ad1375]

Australia is such a beautiful country! Would really love to visit Melbourne and Sydney as both are wonderful. Love Australia from the UK🇦🇺♥️🇬🇧

[@Nocobot266]

im australian and have been to london….. oh my god… such a beauty. Cant wait to go back to your amazing country 🇬🇧 ❤️ 🇦🇺

[@carosharkmc3206]

Thanks for the support from 🇦🇺

[@nrlontop5981]

Come and visit, you’ll love it

[@evamamani9026]

​@@carosharkmc3206I love australia 🇦🇺❤ of an south American 🌎

[@jaxonmourning]

5:36 *this aged poorly*

[@blueki9264]

Amazing

[@jessikamiranda2306]

That's gonna be a yikes from me

[@SinSnxpes]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JTMog]

Actually it aged well, dark

[@cornycubedlaser3227]

It took me a second...

[@markkoz8391]

The Australian actuality once waged war on emus the emus won

[@markkoz8391]

i meant Australia

[@chris-mv3gf]

I was eating cereal when I saw your comment. I almost spewed milk out of my nose I was laughing so hard.

[@telltellyn]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emu_War

[@convergentseries3508]

The funniest part is that it's true. He's not BSing.

[@Sam-gy3ok]

Yeah well have you tried fighting emus?

[@ScoromX25]

What?!? Why nobody mentioned Turkey and Australia. Huge respect from Republic of Turkey.🇹🇷 🇦🇺

[@chambersbenjo]

[@kevinxistoventuraventura8368]

🇧🇷❤🇦🇺 l Love Australia from Brasil I really like the country, it's amazing of its nature and I really like the land of Australians 😃

[@Nocobot266]

brazil is also a beautiful country

[@WolfRoseQUEEN]

Just you wait until you get to the people XD I’m from Australia myself

[@Verse84]

Love how you just crop tasmania out half the time. Such respect.

[@gergs988]

Verse84 well and all the other 7000 something islands but close enough

[@JamesDavy2009]

Taz does not approve.

[@lightningcat6815]

Verse84 😂

[@loretta6266]

Tasmania doesn’t exist, it’s a hoax

[@Nugcon]

@@loretta6266 Actually the entirety of Australia doesn't

[@jarrahtuckerman2585]

If an Asian goes to an Australian beach you are bound to be on bondi rescue

[@ayushkumar-bg1xf]

Jarrah Tuckerman asian don't need sunbathing except for Japanese

[@dailyfx1415]

Jarrah Tuckerman yah they drown all the time 😂😂😂😂I'm south African and I know

[@originallyawesometv5382]

Jarrah Tuckerman that’s only in Bondi beach

[@HMASbogan]

Mate that just made my day XD

[@monsieurorleans1329]

Jarrah Tuckerman and need some sunscreen

[@Daisy-gr1qb]

The Australian Alps are so snowy and beautiful, would love to see it one day. Sending lots of love to Australia from China! 🇨🇳❤️🇦🇺

[@Nocobot266]

australia and china are not really liking eachother at the moment. but we can still be friends!🙂

[@Daisy-gr1qb]

@@Nocobot266 There are some political tensions, but we still appreciate Australia for it’s beautiful places and culture, as well as friendly people like you. Wishing you lots of happiness! ❤️

[@Nocobot266]

@@Daisy-gr1qb same as you, china has such beautiful places

[@Daisy-gr1qb]

@@Nocobot266 Thank you buddy, for your sweet comment. May you have a nice day!

[@c.y_photos]

@@Daisy-gr1qb wait how do you access KZbin? 🤔

[@snahendumajumder2843]

Love Australia🇦🇺 from India 🇮🇳.

[@AB-jk2ff]

I'm Australian and I love this video! I even learned things I didn't already know about my own country and that's just awesome! Also, that last part about Americans loving our accent is weirdly true. I was gaming online with roughly 11 Americans and once I started joining in on the conversation and actually speaking (I was quietly listening for the first few minutes because I get shy when gaming with strangers online), what felt at the time like the entire party became bizarrely excited. I was absolutely stunned. They asked me to say a bunch of different words and just loved me - I was only too happy to indulge them too. It was one of the nicest receptions I've ever received from a group of people I'd just met. To every happy lovely person out there: if ye be American or anybody else, I'll love you back if you want to love me at all. You're all beautiful and I wish you a great day!

[@jacobs.9696]

I am sad that this does not have more likes.

[@allahdadsobhanoglu4504]

Hi How are you ❤❤❤❤❤💔💔🧚‍♂️🧚‍♀️

[@amalfarouk9687]

Love from Egypt

[@simonw3858]

They love it when we say "beer can" we sound like Jamaicans who really love bacon :P

[@laurentodd2900]

vegimite does not tast like poo

[@marvinmartinsYT]

We have more New Zealanders living here than New Zealand has on the South Island Lol

[@geofftait696]

It was once said if all the New Zealanders returned to New Zealand from Australia , "New Zealand would sink"

[@multifandomedits7169]

Anglia Alba I’m a white kiwi from the South Island living in Australia

[@carlwheezer2766]

And their all scaffolders

[@bigcunt5689]

Anglia Alba so

[@Jivvi]

But people from the South Island still call it the mainland, because it's bigger. 🤣

[@kos492]

Australia, the most beautiful country in the world, my eyes fill with tears when I hear our anthem. Thank you to my beautiful late dad for migrating to this amazing country 64 years ago. God bless Australia and god bless my late dad, love you mate, miss you everyday

[@massivecowbreakout7555]

I’ve lived in Australia my whole life and have never heard about Jervis Bay before, nor has anyone I know.

[@archipiratta]

You need to get out more.

[@gabriellarobinson6727]

Neither have I

[@doggybean7026]

There's great camping spots down there

[@Julian-ns3it]

Same lol

[@tahliasmith1203]

I've been living in Australia all my life and I have never heard anyone pronounce Canberra like that..

[@killert_7759]

Soviet Spud I mean, it makes grammatical sense, especially for an American like me. What are they actually pronounced as?

[@connorml]

@@spudspanzersofhistory8510 more like "mel-bun" and "can-bruh"

[@sovietwyatt3938]

Soviet Spud a fellow soviet

[@ellencahill4612]

KillerT_77 / xxxdabossxxx Melbourne: Mel-bin (or Mel-Bun depending where you’re from) Canberra: Can-bruh (or some very very rare uncultured people pronounce as Can-bir-ah) That’s pretty much all the controversy

[@egg6130]

I haven’t been in Australia my whole life but I am Australian and have never heard it like that

[@CReardon4]

A SHRIMP??? it’s called a prawn

[@wildmanfyfe1528]

Prawns have claws on three of their five pairs of legs, shrimp have claws on two of their five pairs of legs. Their gills and body shape are different too. THEY ARE 2 DIFFERENT THINGS BUT PEOPLE ARE DUMB ASF

[@justjayiguess]

Its called a meme (Old advertisement for australia where the guy says : 'throw some shrimp on the barbie')

[@CamilleonProductions]

@@justjayiguess It wasn't just any guy, it was Paul Hogan aka Crocodile Dundee. Legend.

[@rileypalmer8614]

WildManFyfe A good example of how you are wrong is the Possum... In America it’s a disgusting Feral looking mistake of evolution While The Australian possum is a adorable lil critter who looks huggable ( don’t hug ! ) Australia calls a variety of animals and meals different ... eg Fries, potatoes chips and generic snacks are all called Chips, it’s nice and easy 😅

[@CamilleonProductions]

@@rileypalmer8614 I don't know where you're from, but in Perth and everywhere else I've been a "chip" is not a generic snack. It refers to fries and potato crisps. Everything else is called by its name, eg crackers, corn chips, nuts, beer mix). If someone said "let's eat chips" and brought out Shapes everyone would look at you like you're a moron...

[@ayushkumarsingh4233]

Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥ to Australia 🇦🇺

[@Nocobot266]

❤️

[@Francesco-zr6pz]

I love Australia, and Melbourne is inspiring me because probably it’s the world most multicultural city in the world! Greetings from Italy!!

[@Worthless6Part3TheSideAccount]

As A Aussie God Bless You

[@benschiemer]

no way. new york is way more diverse

[@Mick-dc9dn]

I’m from Italy and live in australia

[@bobbertonsmivelton7019]

@@benschiemer Always the Americans, jesus

[@benschiemer]

@@bobbertonsmivelton7019 i’m from melbourne dude

[@Alex-wv5ww]

I am Australian and we make fun of American's accents all the time.

[@chrishoughton3743]

I don't mind the american accent. The only accents i can't stand are those damn texans

[@MrManuelibarra]

me too. i live in Iexas but was born and raised in California. I hate southern accent lol

[@vincentmiller9714]

Even americans hate texas.

[@greatwolf5372]

+Vincent Miller But they have no problem moving to Texas for jobs.

[@zoomxdude1999]

I am American and I make fun of American's accents all the time.

[@Biggus63]

How very flattering, I never realised we were so popular.

[@ethansmith997]

R. Powell I know, right

[@gergs988]

R. Powell I ALWAYS THOUGHT NO ONE NOTICED US

[@Lalsdragon]

I always thought of us as the "try-hard" kids at school... just out to try and please everyone so that we can hang with them...

[@jerichoraia]

Allison Bannon - lol everyone's I've met who doesn't know oz or where it is on the map knows it's a "rich country" 😂😂

[@stevenskarentzos177]

I’m Australian and I never knew every country loved us alrighty then guess that a win

[@thebombplayer2986]

every contry but china when we have trade wars

[@duffal0]

As someone from America literally everyone here loves aussies

[@eastfrisianguy]

I've met Australians here in Northern Germany three times so far (exchange students) and they were the coolest, funniest and warmest people I've ever met! The accent is really cute 🤣 I'd love to travel to Australia someday, but by the time I can afford it, I'll be 82 years old 😂

[@goodvibestv6644]

What about now?

[@Laconic-ws4bz]

I had a holiday in the old West Germany in 1974 and found the local people welcoming and very hospitable Back then as English is my language we would often be asked if we were English or American. We would explain we were Australian as many other country's had not heard an Australian accent. Interestingly, we were treated differently and I suspect much more warmly than the British or Americans. The Germany I experienced was a neat, clean and beautiful country where as Britian was considered the garbage dump of Europe due to its litter and pollution of the day. I live in Adelaide and the town of Handorf is close by. Many Germans settled their over 100 years ago and Handorf is renowned for its wines, German pubs/cuisine/bakery's etc. A beautiful place inspired by Germans.😁😎👍

[@ken_shibaboy]

I love Australia🇦🇺🐨, from Japan🇯🇵! A Vegemite is at my home (I’m only the person in my family who can eat it...) I love vegemite too!

[@reecye]

I love Japan hopefully I can go there sometime. From Australia!!

[@gamergodyt4167]

We love Japan too! Thank you ( ◠‿◠ )

[@isaakvandaalen3899]

*Cries in Marmite*

[@jacksonrussek9433]

Marmite: 😭 Vegemite: 😎 Promite: 🤷‍♂️, no one knows about me anyway

[@iamgreatalwaysgreat8209]

Sad Madagascar noises

[@katwalsh4187]

For those from the USA... Canberra = Can-bra Melbourne = Mel-ben Brisbane = Bris-ben I know. It makes no sense. Bonus Aussie Points - Referring to Wagga Wagga as just "Wagga" (pronounced Wug-ah)

[@eednb4257]

+Kat Walsh I prounounce Brisbane the way you do, but I call Canberra can-ber-a and I call Melbourne mel-bern.

[@yourmatesteve2434]

+Osmanische Cartographie < This one has it right.

[@akhl9842]

it's mel-burn (but it would sound like mel-ben , with an aussie accent)

[@NitroCorn]

Aeeeeee waggaaaa!

[@Chris_Cross]

Technically, more "Bris-bin"...

[@archermadsen2028]

I am a Tasmanian and I had no idea that we were supposed to be crazy. Guess I'll just go with it.

[@onscene3407]

Other than the whole incest thing

[@stavrikvelos5074]

They make great Beer!

[@namicfm5997]

@@onscene3407 come on man the incest thing isn't really relevant anymore :p our population has got bigger....maybe cause we were REALLY good at the whole incest thing...

[@chesirerat4491]

you're the alabama of australia

[@WilliamTheLonelyRobot2]

Me too

[@jacobfeldman8724]

looking back at these old episodes. Its amazing to see how far you have come

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

AUSTRALIA IS AMAZING -Love from the United States of America 🇺🇸🇦🇺❤️

[@qeorqie8843]

ive never had this much love XDD

[@racc_cs]

Cheers mate

[@will.s4893]

Thanks mate

[@FuriousKnob]

I'm from Australia and... Australia and America are great 🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@noahderby7069]

Super Thunder Gamer thankyou

Love for Australia,from Finland!❤

[@NitroCorn]

Ghåst Boy - ❤

[@noahderby7069]

Ghåst Boy thankyou

[@maxcleghorn]

Finland is one of the places I wanna visit when I visit Europe. Mad snow and cool people.

[@juliandavididarragarestrep8719]

Love Finland From Colombia. My favorite country 😍😍

[@Taatelikahva]

SUOMI MAINITTU PERKELE TORILLA TAVATAAN!!!! SUOMI FINLAND PERKELE

[@1legend517]

The things missing from this video as it was quite brief... -A bit about the cities and states, tourist spots and buildings - Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Alice Springs, Hobart -Our national sport AFL (Australian rules football) and cricket (which is played internationally), -Hardly any reference to our unique wildlife and plants - kangaroos, cockatoos, bilby, echidna, platypus, wombats, koalas, frilled lizard, eucalyptus, banksia, kangaroo paw etc -A bit about our politics Edit: As of today 22/05 our current Labor government and prime minister Anthony Albanese -The great barrier reef, the largest living organism on Earth -Ayers rock/Uluru - a sacred aboriginal site -Exports and mining (such as coal, uranium, iron ore and other natural resources) and farming, -Foods (like our meat pie and a couple of other things), -Australia day, Anzac day and other important days, -Some historical figures like Ned Kelly, Harold Holt, C.Y O'Connor -Our music and famous people - ACDC, Hugh Jackman, Margot Robbie, Heath Ledger, The Living End, Midnight Oil, Mel Gibson and more. -A bit about our currency AUD Australian dollar.. we have 5, 10, 20, 50 cent coins and 1, 2 dollar coins and then we have 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 dollar notes. And a couple of other things.

[@the12points66]

Love from Azerbaijan! I love Australia! I hope that I'll travel to here. Even I'll get the best education in one of Australian university.🇦🇿❤🇦🇺

[@alastairhutton6156]

No thanks we prefer 🇦🇲 Armenians 😂

[@gibbishgiggles]

That’s great!

[@sbd03]

@@alastairhutton6156 pathetic

[@dracomalfoy3336]

Less than 2 minutes in into the video and I'm dying over how you pronounce things. It's not your fault, all non aussies do it.

[@gergs988]

funny coming from Draco Malfoy... we’ve all heard your pretentious English accent

[@SamPearman]

Can-berra is the worst, but I'm not complaining. I just watched the Japanese one and his Japanese pronunciation was much better than I expect from Americans, so I'll let the Americanisms slide here.

[@TheNewGreenIsBlue]

@@SamPearman Agreed. He must have studied Japanese in school... it was on point.

[@carrier411]

haha Canberra

[@kfraser3783]

@Draco Malfoy I know that your Father is going to hear about this.

[@OldAussieAds]

Aww that's so nice of you America. We love you too!

[@chris-mv3gf]

SHHH! You can't let Canada know!

[@OldAussieAds]

To Australia, Canada and the US are like two brothers. We dig you both.

[@lukeytube3256]

Totally we love you guys

[@bruh4814]

+Christopher Anthony Bruh... I'm Canadian... XD

[@pardofelis]

[@Sahara_Ball]

Intro 0:03 Koala 🐨 0:03 Kangaroo 🦘 0:04 Boomerang 🪃 0:05 Didgeridoo 0:06 Sydney 0:06 Melbourne 0:06 Uluru (Rockey) 0:07 Crocodile 🐊 0:08 Cockatoos 0:15 Platypus Commonwealth of the Australia 🇦🇺 Language : English Capital : Canberra Territories : McMud Islands 🇭🇲, Australian Antarctica Territory 🇭🇲, Christmas Islands 🇨🇽, Cocos (Killing) Islands 🇨🇨, Norfolk Island 🇳🇫, Coral Sea 🇭🇲

[@yangianelli459]

I love this country, Australia is beatiful ❤ greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@markh4705]

We call the rip current at South Bondi the "backpacker express".

[@-cheese-..]

Srsly tho, I swear with every bondi rescue episode I've watched, there's rarely any Aussies who get caught in a rip, if any at all. Tourists srsly need to learn at least a bit of english before they come here, and they also need to learn what the red and yellow flags mean!

[@triarb5790]

@@-cheese-.. So tgat tells me that you always learn the bit of the language that is going to teach you where dangers are, when you go to other countries. Otherwise you'd be a hypocrite...

[@bobbertonsmivelton7019]

@@triarb5790 Well I don't see how someone can lack the common sense to know just a bit of the warning signs in other countries

[@samarakirkk]

yes we do

[@shimish]

"The World is a cat playing with Australia"

[@MrSpace-kv4nr]

Shivansh Mishra I have seen a map of that

[@utubed433]

I heard it from bright side

[@exactlymyg6106]

Shivansh Mishra as a Australian im offended

[@dlrss1v274]

and the us is located in cats аrse

[@ItzTocaSiana]

And Australia is a dog cat

[@lukmannuralim768]

love australia from your neighboring country indonesia 🇦🇺🇮🇩 my greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩

[@uwaisal-qarni8364]

Najis,mereka itu membunuh orang" Asli di sana dan mereka tidak tau diri

[@uwaisal-qarni8364]

@@lukmannuralim768 mereka membunuh penduduk asli pulau itu bodoh

[@Miguel-wb7jd]

“The United States and Australia have a crush on each other” Me: WHOA WHOA WHOA WE’RE SISTERS

[@princeporridge6928]

@@dragloutas an aussir i completely agree

[@RikoJAmado]

That doesn’t stop many Americans in the South and Midwest.

[@angie-bj3me]

aPpArEnTLy, wE dOn'T ExIsT.

[@tehanakorokoro7060]

IKR ,

[@kimberleefraser656]

Nah cause we are all payed actors you see...though if it were true i dont know where my check is...

[@d13sel51]

did you ever stop to think that superannuation might actually be our backpay?

[@GR-kw1es]

Yeh they hired me in from England when I was 8 years old apparently.

[@apeass2285]

Tehana Korokoro Yea I’m Tom cruise

[@krisxcouture]

My Australian friends will find the pronunciation in this video a bit horrendous.. lol "CAN-BEAR-AH?" lol, it's Can-BRA! Mel-Bin!

[@tianaceissman3217]

***** I'm Australian and I will be talking with my grandparents who have live here all there life and they always pronounce Canberra Can-Berra

[@krisxcouture]

Tiana Ceissman That's interesting. My closest Australian friend from there always corrected me. Can-BRA, like my Can you fix your saggy BRA?

[@tianaceissman3217]

***** A lot of people nowadays just call it Can-bra but Can-berra is how it's meant to be pronounced. Thanks for the sentence XD

[@philinator71]

Tiana Ceissman I used to say CAN -ber-ra, but now I mostly say CAN-brah.

[@tianaceissman3217]

Yeah I do too. as I said my grandparents who knows how old they actually are XD

[@kenchristie9214]

Australia has a principality in Western Australia called the Hutt River Province. It's head of state was Prince Leonard Casley who died in 2019. Prince Graeme Casley is now the head of state.

[@tacoblude8208]

Thats just some guys micronation

[@youreworthyourweightinavoc7189]

i think it was for sale recently, it could be all yours!

[@Gretchaninov]

I feel like us Aussies are also known for our laid back attitudes and dry sense of humour. We pride ourselves on being easy going and not taking things too seriously, as I see it. Could also mention Australia's impressive performances in the Olympics considering our small population, especially in swimming, and also our many famous and accomplished actors. But I guess these early episodes weren't quite as thorough.

[@duffal0]

There are a weirdly large amount of famous aussies for the country not being that big…. Steve Irwin, Heath ledger, Hugh Hackman, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, Josh Giddey, Patty Mills

[@TM686K]

No one: Australian Uncles: "Would've been playing 1st grade footy if I didn't do me knee"

[@cecilia1300]

A B sounds awfully British

[@ethanharch8562]

weirdly true lol

[@Dottol-]

Spot on

[@Dottol-]

@Molly Pattison why's that?

[@Dottol-]

@Molly Pattison ok

[@Packless1]

5:43 Fun-Fact: Next to sand(!) camels are among the most important export-article the Aussies sell to Arabia... ;-)

[@kamileishon]

Thats hilarious! There is a saying that of a good salesman is able to sell sand in Sahara. XD And you are actually doing it! (Not that S.A is in Sahara, but still)

[@mathewbentley2003]

dude we don't actually sell sand

[@ADerpyReality]

We sell our sand overseas. Because ours is finer for production or something?

[@rubabmagsi6992]

keep creating videos, Its really amazing to see information screening in this fun manner

[@mr_mmd_aldosry]

Love Australia from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦❤️🇦🇺

[@usa2020]

Love your oil from America!

[@mr_mmd_aldosry]

@@usa2020 love your money from Saudi Arabia

[@usa2020]

@@mr_mmd_aldosry 👍👍

[@AndresLeonRangel]

@@mr_mmd_aldosrywhat a nice comeback... 😂

[@mr_mmd_aldosry]

@@AndresLeonRangel ?????

[@ColinTheCasualCook]

As an American I must say I freakin' love Aussie accents. Their girls are hot. They use cool slang like "cheers" and "mate". God, I love Australians lol.

[@NinjaEquinox111]

Despite a lot of the KZbin comment wars between Australia and the US, we luv u guys too :D

[@falkkiwiben]

Colin Sales nah mate, scotish accent best accent. NZ accent 2#. (me being kiwi)

[@ColinTheCasualCook]

Benjamin Macdonald Scottish accents are pretty great. There's no denying that. I might sound like a typical ignorant American, but I have a hard time distinguishing the Aussie and New Zealand accents from one another.

[@falkkiwiben]

Colin Sales The kiwi accent i would say is maybe not as extrem

[@AUSSIEDAVEROCKS]

Colin Sales The Aussie and Kiwi accents are close, but there are some differences in pronunciation to separate them. Kiwis have trouble with the letter "I" in words like "fish" and "chips" for example", and pronounce them as "fush" and "chups".

[@ShadowAkatora]

Not a single "g'day mate" or mentions of dingos, that-not-being-a-knife, rugby or VB.. crikey

[@funfunyo7523]

put a nuther shrimp on the barbie

[@davesdinnerz9243]

Ah a Queenslander, ruby ain't universal in Oz or VB. Also g'day mate came from poor Britain and dingos ain't native. Dam, think I unintentionally dismantled your comment

[@ShadowAkatora]

Well done poking holes in a joke.

[@davesdinnerz9243]

@@ShadowAkatora I feel very proud of myself

[@belphy205]

@@funfunyo7523 Australia doesnt have shrimp

[@libbypeace68]

Wow, this is a great educational video. I lived overseas for a year and, although I already loved our country, I loved it even more when I came home. In particular, our beaches are beautiful - I had no idea that not everybody could enjoy a beautiful beach.

[@vascobranco5296]

6:28 actually was Portugal who discovers Austrália

[@Rob-fc9wg]

There's evidence of the Chinese landing in northern Australia 350 years before the Portuguese.

[@Mav_F]

Australia and New Zealand are always taking the mickey out of each other and teasing the hell out of us. But when it comes to supporting each other against another country they will always back each other up and defend each other. The true spirit of our two countries, that became and known as "The ANZACS" - Legends forever! No other country will ever break that apart or will win against that combination. smiles.

[@Mav_F]

And we don't love America that much. lol Seriously, we just amuse the USA to keep them on the good side as they dont seem to have our sense humour or our down to earth attitude "she'll be right mate". Americans are too serious and over the top patriotic and think they are the best country in the world. Well Australia really is the best country in the world and Anzacs are the best soldiers in the world. --------- smile

[@larrivids]

+Mav F What about the conflict between Australian and New Zealand over the iconic pav?

[@Mav_F]

larrivids2015 Oh well, I am not fussed about it either way, we really aren't taking it too seriously are we? We haven't started a war over it yet. Only verbally, so I say its nothing to serious to worry about? Lets say that Australia and New Zealand invented it. Since we are higher up in the Alphabet we can make claim to it. lol

[@mibbyrox923]

AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND ARMY CORPS A.N.Z.A.C

[@ledavalon7118]

The ANZACs haven't been a thing since WW1. Aus and NZ still fought together but I just thought I'd make that distinction.

[@yay1401]

Wth it’s not “MelBORN” it’s “MelBen” and really it’s pronounced canbra not Canberra

[@biteme9486]

But he isn't Australian, so he'd sound like he was trying to do a voice

[@catbryms8680]

Don't worry about it, no one will get then right on there first go, at least he didn't completely butcher the names like many other KZbinrs.

[@tasmapittock5680]

I'm from Melbourne, people can call it whatever they want 🙃😕😄

[@brasschick4214]

I vote that we return Melbourne back to it’s original name Batmania...

[@sandcastle1128]

Do you guys even speak English down there? xd

[@You-ul8qw]

The commonwealth star's points also represent the states in australia.

[@finlandballmapping1827]

🇦🇺❤️ to🇬🇧and🇺🇸

[@aidanboccenchini]

im italian diaspora australian and you kind of failed to mentioned the amount of italians, greeks and lebanese culture which is heavily integrated into the society. Melbourne is actually the second largest greek city inhabitants wise after athens!!

[@aidanboccenchini]

+1294DS its very true and ever present

[@scanspeak00]

Yes lots if immigration from Europe after WWII, like my Dad from Italy.

[@erinm2114]

Yeah agreed! Great video but lacked emphasis on just how multicultural we actually are

[@aidanboccenchini]

truth!

[@ADerpyReality]

Aboriginals are still here in Adelaide.

[@matheuroux5134]

Said nothing about the sports rivalry between New Zealand, South African and Australia.

[@imviiku]

Matheu Roux England ??.. Ashes ?? C'mon man.. Thts like The Biggest Thing in Australian Sport

[@jprakash2743]

It's about geography :p

[@gb-nz]

There's no rivalry cause Aussie is not up to any game. Bad losers and worst winners haha

[@ioioire4684]

Is only game, why you haf to be mad?

[@peterparker8552]

He felt sorry for Australia getting destroyed by the All Blacks

[@alireza_dashte_bashi]

Big love to Australia from Iran and my best friend is Australian 🇦🇺❤️🇮🇷

[@Nocobot266]

❤️

[@yourtypicalcarguy6679]

How r u on youtube if its blocked in Iran?

[@alireza_dashte_bashi]

@@yourtypicalcarguy6679 .We use VPN

[@yourtypicalcarguy6679]

@@alireza_dashte_bashi ooh

[@Hallows4]

Honestly, I’ve always felt kind of ambiguous about Australia: It definitely has things that I want to see, both nature-wise and culture-wise, but the expense and logistics of actually getting there, plus staying long enough to actually enjoy everything - or at least most of what- I want to see makes me wonder if it would even be worth it. New Zealand is in a similar vein, but I’d be slightly more motivated to indulge my inner geek and splurge for a tour that visits all of The Lord of the Rings filming sites.

[@Angela-lp3lz]

Hm as an Australian I would say the main appeal of Australia is how scarcely populated it is, and beaches/ nature ( so great if you like to do caravaning/camping). New Zealand is awesome though.a lot smaller and my favourite is the natural hot springs you can just access for free in public areas.

[@phoenixwilliams2124]

Although the star on the flag is commonwealth it is also used to represent the states of Australia(each point for one state)

[@mrewan6221]

It's called the Commonwealth Star, and - yes - is used to represent the states (one point each) and the territories (all sharing the seventh point). "Commonwealth" is for the Commonwealth of Australia (which is our official name). The Commonwealth of Nations (formerly the British Commonwealth) has nothing to do with the star.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@oliverrush5209]

I think every Australian just laughed at your pronunciation of "Canberra". The emphasis is on the "can" not the "ber". Great video as always though!

[@GeographyNow]

Lol. I'M DOING MY BEST OKAY!?!?!?!?! (*Runs off to the corner and cries)

[@commanderarto3841]

Geography Now yea Austria sounds interesting

[@HowDyaYouLikeMeNow]

Geography Now Ha ha! It's all good, man. How many Americans say "Mel Bourne" or "Briss Bane"? Purely for future reference, it's "Canbrah". ;)

[@tommo9176]

yeah that's right, just pronounce it as "Mel-ban" or "Mel-bon" rather than "Melbourne".

[@gesman5000]

canberra Can B(fast e) rah

[@jaylonlogos]

Love for Australia from Italy 🇦🇺🦘🇮🇹

[@ezesinachilambert8015]

I love this guy! and i just started watching his videos LITERALLY!

[@gabrielheraud41]

what about the emu war? 😂

[@spacegrass6632]

or the dingo fence...

[@flashfire2906]

Ican explain, we were going for headshots only >.>

[@_Beans_]

We dont talk about that

[@xxx3dd627]

You people lost to emu:D;D just now i watched a video about it.Emu ninjas don't mess with the natives:D:D

[@Palifiox]

And what you saw probably misrepresented it.

[@ZenithGamingVideos]

As an Australian, this made me really happy :)

[@dysteiq]

yeah same

[@DJT183]

Agreed

[@Thomas-lq1uh]

Why does my city count as Canberra it’s Queanbyan

[@shaeldor3043]

i love this video. you've created it with so much humor, great job

[@thomashuguet8059]

Hi, As a FR dude (37) I lived for a year in AUS in Sydney half the time and then in the outback traveling and meeting ppl after. Great video ! (as usual ? :D) I'm not sure where that would fit (maybe in the last part, friend zone ?) but AUS and FR are quite close as ausies played a huge part in saving our asses in the big war, in a suicide mission pretty much. We celebrate that act every year in the region they took part in the war. I'll remember the year i spent over there for a very long time if not for as long as i live. so many amasing memories and experience. Love you guys ;)

[@lolwowomg14]

Whats with the Australian accent that everyone loves, is it the fact that if your not Australian and you try one it fails miserably

[@amyslater4993]

Truth!

[@chapman5578]

for the most part but if you're from ireland, uk south africa and new zealand you can pull it off as the accents sound similar to ours.

[@djwrox94]

British accents are the more classy posh style, Aussie accent is the Chillin beach vibe incarnate of the English accent and thus more attractive

[@54Luca69]

lolwowomg14 I'm Australian, yet I have nearly no accent,

[@djwrox94]

It is UN AUSTRALIAN to not have an Aussie accent mate... Stay in Tasmania with the rest of the of rejects

[@LJY08]

The reason Australia doesn't have a lot of black people is because we didn't import slaves from Africa, unlike Europe and America. We also currently have mass immigration from the Sudan, so the African-Australian population is growing.

[@FurlogTheGiant]

LJY08 lucky you

[@leishayoung4124]

OntreMuzik That's the problem, there isn't. Remember they were subject to extermination for centuries after white people arrived, so their numbers are extremely low, and you won't find too many, if any full blood Aboriginal people these days...as we tried to destroy them, and their culture.

[@LJY08]

OntreMuzik As long as we agree that 'their asses' can roam wherever they want then all is good. Maybe you should give a fuck..I'm not suggesting you must, but maybe you could...if you wanted to???

[@leishayoung4124]

bitterman co I'm from Vic and we have a considerable aboriginal population in the Yarra Valley district, as there was a prominent mission there in the 19th and early 20th centuries; Coranderrk. However, I guess due to the colder climate there are less Aboriginal people in Vic than in the warmer parts of Australia...which makes sense I guess. We definitely have a prominent Aboriginal presence though (Aunty Di Murphy does the 'welcome to country' at major events, including the AFL indigenous round).

[@dcmhsotaeh]

+LJY08 My understanding of australia Too many white people in a tropical area belonging to browns/blacks .Dont worry white aussies will become black in 28 generations the time taken by human s to change their skin melanin content to suit UV ray absorbtion. Also time for them to make way for the burgeoning populations of china and india

[@crunchmcm8780]

As an Australian, I would say our best friend is USA, they are always on our side, they love visiting us and they look up to us when something bad happens, for example the bushfires, they helped us with it.

[@kurodoggi3315]

This is the first video I have seen from you and you guys r amazing! (and entertaining!)

[@Nothing2DoWithSean]

I remember going to the U.S to visit my brother, he took me to an outback steakhouse, when this lady came up & asked us what we wanted, I said "hey love, just whatever he's having." And I swear to god she said "omg! Your the first Australian i've ever met! omg!"

[@phippsey3]

can-brah

[@starfire4539]

While you’re at it Mel-bin

[@bigdubby3550]

hmm yes it is

[@gergs988]

Sometimes if I say it quickly it comes out more as a “cam-brah”

[@MrMrMuhummad]

Can-ber-ra

[@nishlash4786]

The Purple Helicopter cambra, melbuhn, brisbuhn

[@stevewhite443]

I can see how greatly you guys have improved over time. Seeing this, again, 7 years later. I wonder if you might consider recreating some of the earlier countries' overview whenever you get to Zambia, or which one is the last. (?)

[@bubblefishcreative4577]

I was thinking the same thing. I think this would be handled a lot differently today (maybe with less of a colonizer’s perspective regarding who actually “discovered” Australia? Among other improvements that came as the channel grew & evolved.) I would definitely like to see an update for this one.

[@shaggyultrainstinct5536]

greetings austrilia from PH 🇵🇭👍

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

Ever heard of an Australian kiss? It's like a French kiss, but 'down under'

[@rubybooby30]

Anyone else cringe when he pronounced "Canberra"?

[@theotherguy__]

Yes it did

[@TheNapLover]

+Anthony Long Keep in mind that the way we say it is how we read it. Puh-tay-to, puh-tah-to

[@Ruddpocalypse]

Yes..

[@arafatrahman4547]

nO caPtion

[@millideevans7202]

+Ruby I'm Like is it just me , HAVE I BEEN LEARING IT WRONG. and then im like no my school loves me. GO QLD

[@jitendrapradhan1977]

Love Australia from India

[@fordmustnagisbestcarath5046]

australia is one of my favourite countries, i hope to visit my australian relatives

[@shahancheong9792]

As an Australian, I should say - I dunno how many Australian accents you've heard, America (and there are quite a few of them) - but some of them are not that adorable to listen to.

[@cryptic1253]

Actually the big star as a point for each state/teritory.

[@sa6r3]

yep i was looking to see if anyone else knew that as it taught in every school in australia or was i should say as idont know if they still teach that because it could be deemed racist these days

[@spacegrass6632]

wtf how could it be racist?

[@sa6r3]

lol you haven't seen the news article's with certain groups claiming the flag is racist , mostly immigrants of certain cultures and native australians , which is ridiculous

[@chromographia106]

It's never that simple...

[@mathewbentley2003]

but put simply the flag isn't racist, sure it may be a bit out of date and should probably be updated, but anyone who says it's racist isn't a true Australian

[@jackolifestyle3603]

As an Australian, I’m very impressed with this video! Nice work! So true about not being able to sit in the sun for more than 20 minutes without getting burnt!

[@josephj6521]

Update: China and Australia not so friendly politically at the moment.

[@kadash7126]

Why's that?

[@giorgostsatsakis6205]

Actually all Greeks have a relative who lives in Australia

[@Slavicplayer251]

It’s true I’m part Greek to

[@kl33m]

The whole population of Greece lives in Oakleigh, Victoria.... no joke

[@kisharadanndando9063]

Melbourne has the second-largest population of Greek people in the world after Greece.

[@nikora2626]

just shut up

[@kl33m]

Nrules7yt Mate.... grab a sense of humour

[@angrymetalhead]

Straight from Wikipedia mate: The only living organism in Lake Hillier is Dunaliella salina, the microorganism that causes the salt content in the lake to create a red dye, hence the colour. Another hypothesis is that the pink colour is due to red halophilic bacteria in the salt crusts. Despite the unusual hue, the lake exhibits no known adverse effects upon humans.

[@GeographyNow]

angrymetalhead Shhhh Shhh Shhh… Just let the mystery sit in the sands of time….

[@angrymetalhead]

Geography Now Hahaha. Nooo what have I done!

[@HowDyaYouLikeMeNow]

Spoiler alert, bro. :(

[@shelookstome8727]

+angrymetalhead It's not even unique to Lake Hillier lol. There are saltfields here in Adelaide (Dry Creek) and also Lake Bumbunga in Lochiel, SA that have the Dunaliella microorganisms :)

[@nikolaiphilippov4209]

Australia, officially the Commonwealth of Australia, is a sovereign country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands. It is the largest country in Oceania and the world's sixth-largest country by total area. The population of 26 million is highly urbanised and heavily concentrated on the eastern seaboard. Australia's capital is Canberra, though its largest city is Sydney. The country's other major metropolitan areas are Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide.

[@Rob-fc9wg]

Where'd ya copy that from?

[@everneedai]

Love to Australia from Cyprus!!

[@Nocobot266]

love to cyprus from australia

[@everneedai]

@@Nocobot266 Thank you very much!! 🙏🙏

[@freefalling9513]

Here in Australia most of us don't call them "Black people" wherever the are from is what we classify them as e.g African Americans are just Americans

[@khylat.9203]

What if there not American? Blacks live all over the world.

[@alex15837]

It just makes sense to not be racist and call people things like that. We call them that bc they are from there. I had a friend who was Indian but was born and grew up in England. We all called her English but she was like no I'm Indian and we were all like no ur English.

[@interestedinstuff1499]

Yup I'd agree with that. As an Aussie saying something as long winded as African American just doesn't happen. We'll call you whatever country you're from based on what you sound like usually. Racism exists here unfortunately, but I rarely see it towards any colour American. I guess because Americans here don't upset the cultural landscape in any way. The racism I see tends to be towards those we see as trying to change the Australian way of doing things.

[@Eqcrw]

Darren of Photos on racism. It’s mostly for humour excluding ducking Alan Jones. I think we are a surprisingly tolerant and accepting country.

[@interestedinstuff1499]

I realise from your comment that I always thought of racism as something one does intentionally. A person might think a different race is inferior, and they think this consciously. I never thought about ways of doing things that are racist without it being intentional. I guess there could be cultural racism. Bit like someone saying 'I treat black people just as if they were normal'. It is a good point to raise. In general though I think that Australia isn't doing too bad. I do think the media is making it worse in a lot of cases. On one hand the media preach tolerance and acceptance etcetera, and on the other hand they tell stories specifically choosing one race as the target.

[@lysseul2138]

So happy to live here in (Perth) Australia ~~

[@neelbhaduri128]

We Indians love Australia! Especially your cricketers though we are rivals in this sport

[@abdulandahmad3086]

Ok

[@brandon.hendrickson]

What a fantastic video. Thank you for making stuff this funny and eye-opening.