How Good Are Spanish People At Geography?

I asked people on the streets of Valencia geography questions. If they answered correctly, they won 20€. Here's what happened.
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[@domnulraulgheba]

This is the guy at 6:20. Just wanted to say thanks for giving me the change to flex my inner geography nerd. And wanted you to know that 20 euro went right back into the economy of valencia

[@lingualizer]

That was a great flex indeed! Thanks for participating!

[@datekokarasuno4206]

Nice👍🏻

[@greenLimeila]

Haha I would have been the same for most of these questions: "dude that's way too easy, give me more"

[@kalebind1]

1:28 LIMA LOME RIGA BAKU

[@someguy2744]

Just be careful when you say: "Do me." It can mean: "F@&k me". (6:15)

[@mewiekisa]

I am so impressed of how you tried to find this girl and give her 20 euros back, so much respect, real chad :)

[@lingualizer]

🙏🏻

[@zombie12333]

@@lingualizer hi iam second reply on this how are you i have heard that some ppl are mad they cant comment

[@someguy2744]

8:36 - the boom after she says her name 8:49 - Hey, Google. Play "Human" by Rag 'n' Bone man.

[@Akuma3000GT]

I have a lot of respect for you seeing this! It's a great show of character and you earned a fan for life! Keep up the amazing work! I'll be recommending the channel to everyone I know!

[@Wixiban1980]

He’s a total stud

[@GabrielRAR]

I'm the guy from minute 1:00 😂 I was very nervous because I watch your videos regularly and I could not believe I was actually doing the quiz with you!! It was an amazing experience, thank you!!

[@lingualizer]

Thanks for participating!

[@mikelclimbs]

Questions for americans: -Mention two countries in north america? Questions for Spanish people: -Which is the capital of the country funded in the year 1434 when the lavanisian war ended?

[@golbinnom]

lol right

[@joelvidal3863]

Thanks mate

[@danhodson7187]

"Texas and Africa! BOOM!"

[@Lxz3]

London, Paris and others for us Spaniards aren’t names of females. Also we’re always taught at school that there are 5 continents: América, África, Asia, Europa y Oceanía. No less no more. In addition, you have to keep in mind that you’re asking in English and many people have a basic-medium level of English. First, they have to almost guess what you are asking and then also think about the answer.

[@nicobuffoni9040]

You say it like if there was something wrong with it.

[@schmerztablette-yn7ft]

True, but they knew the quiz was in English since he was wearing an English sign... so their English was at least good enough to understand what was written on there!

[@elporrovegano]

Bro, te has dejado la Antártida

[@Lxz3]

@@elporrovegano no me la he dejado, por aquí siempre se habla de “los 5 continentes” y la Antártida no se incluye porque no está habitada por seres humanos.

[@MiguelSagunto]

Es que yo me he quedado a cuadros cuando ha dicho que londres es un nombre de tía jasjsjsjjaja en España desde luego que no

[@MayahDoesArt]

I want him to come to the US so badly- I get the stereotype that Americans don’t know geography but some do! I would love to answer a question 👌🏼

[@writerbill1]

I do too!!

[@radicalnomad1]

Same

[@natep6729]

I mean, you guys have 300 million people! even a small percentage of ignorant people will of course seem like a lot. I'm sure lots of people know their geography in the US.

[@dbuc4671]

@@natep6729 exactly. the media only shows the disgusting, appalling, horrible, ridiculous, hopeless, infuriating, upsetting aspects of American society LOL.

[@dbuc4671]

Maybe _y

[@grizzlyiyi]

Страхотна работа както винаги! Поздрави от България!🇧🇬

[@oskarobit]

I think it was not clear if he was talking about female names (names for women) or about the gender of the city names. Sofia is a female name, but Paris is confusing. He was a man in mythology as well as the name the Romans gave to 'Lutecia Parisiorum'; yeah, I know there's a stupid Hilton Barbie Girl with that name...). Capital names that actual names for women: Sofía/Sofia, Trinidad, Fátima, Lurdes/Lourdes, Adelaida, Belén/Belem, Guadalupe, Asunción, Florencia, Rosario, Mérida, Virginia, Charlotte, Shannon, Victoria...

[@viquiben4919]

Of all the names that you have mentioned only Sofía and Asunción are capitals. The rest are cities.

[@oskarobit]

@@viquiben4919 capital according to Cambridge Dictionary: a city that is the centre of government of a country OR A SMALLER POLITICAL AREA.

[@zapatah99]

@@viquiben4919 Victoria is the capital of Seychelles

[@viquiben4919]

@@zapatah99 👍 You are right, thank you.

[@fmacgiollarua9667]

Athens and Athena

[@ryanasksaround]

The question about the city’s with a woman’s name is kind of subjective. He put London in the examples, but with that being said many cities could be a “name”. There is always someone who’ll name their kid something random 😂

[@TheMaru666]

London is not a female name in Spanish

[@ryanasksaround]

@@TheMaru666 precisely

[@TheMaru666]

@@ryanasksaround It is not even a person's name .

[@lightfootpathfinder8218]

​@@TheMaru666 London is not even a girl's name in English lol

[@PaulaLopez-dh9vw]

el verdadero logro aquí es haber encontrado españoles que entiendan inglés y lo hablen

[@nuriam7169]

Por eso más del 90% de los que participaron eran extranjeros. No te diste cuenta que apenas se acercaron españoles, aunque en el titulo del video diga que pregunta a españoles?

[@Mxonchild]

0:53 i mean in Spain Turkey is already called “Turquia” so how the freak would we know this💀💀💀

[@alexbigkid]

Time zones is a very ambiguous question. Because some countries are using fractions of hours offset of GMT. Venezuela -4.5h, Afganistán +4.5h, west Australia +8 3/4h …

[@iagomendez2764]

This is why he say: excluiding the local ones,

[@saraup3564]

Has preguntado a mas gente de fuera que de españa jajajaja xD

[@DarkStealth574]

Pero si él no preguntaba a nadie, era la gente la que participaba si quería xD

[@iamarkie]

Cartel en inglés, yo ni me hubiera acercado

[@juanma9232]

La mayoría de los que han preguntado aunque parecían extranjeros, sabían hablar perfectamente español, así que estoy seguro de que muchos tienen la nacionalidad española.

[@ene5227]

@@juanma9232 solo que el español no existe, es un invento de los globalistas. El "español latino" es un invento de la gente de américa que llevan toda la vida intentándolo robar y cambiarle el nombre, solo porque pagan por hablarlo y se creen con el derecho de hacerlo suyo , cuando nunca se les dio permiso para hablarlo, sus "libertadores" les obligaron a hablarlo y a llamarse latinos , para esconder sus vergüenzas de ser americanos 100% o mestizos, porque ellos eran afroamericanos , mezcla de árabes, negros y americanos, para quien diga que no, hay pruebas que lo demuestran que la gente que envío "españa" , fue el 80% canarios , bereberes y gauchees (árabes africanos), 17% andaluces ,bereberes ( árabes africanos) , 5% de gente esclava que fue comprada por obligación, inglaterra y francia les obligaron bajo el pretexto de si no lo hacían había guerra. El único idioma reconocido oficialmente y registrado es el Castellano y es el idioma de los celtas , de nadie mas, de echo está maldito porque se maldijo con la llegada de los vándalos y visigodos, a que todo aquel que no sea celta y hable el idioma de los celtas, de cierto morirá, pero bueno sabiendo que la gente de hoy en día atea, que mas da...¿no? O ¿no? Ultimo dato, en 1.836 solo conocían en américa un mal castellano como el 15% de todo el imperio español, porque predominaban los idiomas americanos y no todo el mundo podía estudiar mas de un idioma , eso anula todo el globalismo de que si son hispanos... Hispanos e hispania, fueron todos los celtas que estuvieron sometidos al imperio romano y les cambiaron el nombre para destruir quien eran realmente, América aún no se sabia que existía , porque eso fue 1.600 años antes, y fueron los únicos hispanos de la historia. Latino , gentilicio del pueblo del Lacio , "desaparecieron" después de la traición cobarde de los griegos y fue absorbida por el imperio romano en el año 293 A.C., evidentemente no han desaparecido , porque sigue habiendo gente en el Lacio los únicos latinos del mundo. En el 2.017 , en ese año la R.A.E , descendientes de visigodos y bereberes con lo que no están capacitados para ello, vendieron al globalismo como Castellano y español como sinónimos, pero insisto no están capacitados no es su lengua, a la vez que compraron bajo que toda Europa estaba en contra , la definición de latino para américa , los europeos dijeron que se estaba desvirtuando el verdadero significado de latino y que américa nunca será latina, solo lo es por globalismo. Y lo mismo para iberoamérica, dejo de existir con la separación de iberia por los visigodos y sus reinos. Resumido : América se cree la mas rica , y se pasa la mayor parte con la mirada en Europa , burlándose y riéndose, cuando son los mas pobres y los mas chistosos. No tienen su propio idioma, en todo el continente, hasta los piases mas pequeños del mundo abandonaron los idiomas extranjeros, no tienen identidad porque se la dejan robar y ocultan su desprecio de ser americanos, mientras a la vez, dejan que sean los extranjeros los que estén orgullosos de decir que lo son, americanos, sin serlo... Y aún más, se llaman así mismos sudamericanos , cuando eso es una referencia a un punto cardinal geográfico no un gentilicio... Avisados estáis, porque ya queda poco, menos de 3 años y 10 meses, abandonar el idioma de los celtas , porque en el Gran día no habrá clemencia para nadie.

[@5secondtest]

El “tio, por favor se oye” y el “uy! casi” sonó muy español 😂😂👍🏽

[@hispanouruguayo]

spanish peaople?? people in spain, that is different... most of those were not form Spain (tourists)

[@SuperTink]

I’m having a great time just pausing and restarting this video to see what my knowledge is! 😊

[@DK_Son]

I love that you found this girl and cleared everything up. How good is that. We're all humans. We make mistakes. If anything, this just reinforces your good will, and how awesome everyone was to work together to find her and help get it cleared up. EDIT: I posted this comment, then hit play on the video and you said "I'm just human and I make mistakes". Just like what I wrote in my comment. That felt eery, haha!

[@xindopff5139]

4:44 there are more than 3 -land countries Ireland, Iceland, New Zealand; and also Finland, Switzerland and probably some more, but I can't name any right now. edit: ...Thailand, Poland and I think that's all.

[@fabiana.4640]

Deutschland

[@xindopff5139]

@@fabiana.4640 pretty sure that's not an english word

[@Jay_and_Meeka]

That "oldest country" question is super debatable. What are you basing that on? If you're basing that on the date of the written constitution, sure San Marino. But earliest known governments (I looked this up - not pretending to know this) are Iran, Egypt and Vietnam. My guess for that question was Asia, because I first thought Damascus in Syria was the oldest known city, so I figured a safe guess was Syria for oldest government. But again - very debatable.

[@lingualizer]

good point! But I guess taking the written constitution as the basis of the question does make sense

[@T0keeen]

Wow, nice to see that you really searched for this girl after you made a mistake :) Others would just have cut this scene out and nobody would have known about it. Stay as you are, your doing great content :) Much love from Germany❤️

[@FutureTerminal]

Am I the only one who thinks that this is a spinoff show of "Sheldon Cooper's fun with flags"

[@alexdelaloire8739]

No the lesson from this video is "learn your geography IN ENGLISH" 😂 I don't know most words in english when it comes to Geography even if I'm not bad at all in Geography

[@widmawod]

First af all, I want to say that I really appreciate your videos. You make geography accessible and interesting to everyone and, as a result, you broaden people's perspectives, which is invaluable work. I only have a couple of things to note, but these are minor things that don't matter in the context of the incredible work that you do. I'm no expert on geography so this can be a discussion of course. This is not about geography but English does not come from Latin, it is a Germanic language that has had an extremely heavy French influence. It doesn't mean it comes from Latin though. Also, There are more than 24 time zones, because there are countries that use 1/2 hour and 3/4 hour time conventions. There are 38 time zones.

[@conradkaplan1579]

no he said excluding the fractional ones

[@akrobatus3646]

didn't he say latin alphabet? idk im too lazy to check

[@widmawod]

@@conradkaplan1579 Oh he said local zones, sorry I didn't know what it means 😅

[@widmawod]

@@akrobatus3646 Yes that was the question but one person answered "English", and lingualizer answered back saying that English comes from Latin, which is not true, but this is not really geography related and many polyglots don't know this so fair enough.

[@TheAnthraxBiology]

English comes from Latin and German, that's why they call it a "bastard language" and it has way more synonyms than other languages.

[@LUN4RA]

the fact that most if not all of those people were even spanish 💀 if u want a spanish person go to a smaller city… valencia has a lot of tourists

[@golbinnom]

also ask them in spanish

[@kniferewiewscool2646]

I was literally considering asking when the next long format video is coming yesterday. Hell yeah

[@lingualizer]

Sorry for keeping you wait!

[@kniferewiewscool2646]

@@lingualizer no problem! Great video

[@HarishKumar-gw8bz]

3:44 he started asking you a question 😂😂

[@Mayurishihz11]

3:53 "you are really really amazing guy" Man said that from his heart

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

Next time you do quiz in Spain consider asking the locals to name a capital city that is a female name as well. ALL of them will say Sofia without a doubt. By the way : have you ever tried a quiz of this level in USA? Nice show nevertheless. Greetings from Toronto.

[@multilingual972]

I am so tired of United States bashing. I am from the great state of Oklahoma. And my schools have excellent geography classes.

[@mozza145]

The guy at 3:43 who was going to ask a question about a “montaeen” (mountain) had me craaaacking up. Not only did he not understand the assignment, he also fobbed out to the days 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@notspaso6644]

I would actually like to know which question he had cooked up

[@mozza145]

@@notspaso6644 right? I wish he had the chance to finish his question lol

[@dualityman2818]

😂😂😂😂

[@rociorodriguez589]

Paris is NOT a female name!!!! Paris was the Troyan Prince that kidnapped Helena fron the Spartan king, starting the Troyan war. A little culture please.

[@PartybyVega]

Si señor! Todo un caballero. Me ha gustado muchisimo tu reaccion der buscar a la chica que dijo: "Die Ecuador". Eres todo un caballero! Enhorabuena!

[@santiax_01yt]

-The Ecuador. -No, the Equator 😂

[@idustephen9608]

There's this amazing joy and happiness in the faces of all those people who got their questions right. That you for bringing knowledge with happiness to the world.

[@didrikmesicek4825]

The first one is already wrong - San Marino is the oldest REPUBLIC in the world, which is not the same as a country. Japan and China both have claims of their existence being older by a few centuries and I'm sure a few more countries would have something to add. What exactly a country is is quite messy anyway and treating it as if there's one ultimate answer is not really being intellectually honest

[@EliasBac]

Im french and I would have NEVER thought of Paris as a female name 😂 Honestly I’ve never hear anyone from France named Paris. I only hear foreigners use it as a first name 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MeLlamanSombrilla]

it is more common in america i think, like paris hilton

[@EliasBac]

@@MeLlamanSombrilla yes I think so too. Just said foreigner because maybe it is also used in other Anglophone countries 🤷🏻‍♂️ But yeah, Paris only carries a « romantic » image in Non European minds lol. If a French named his daughter Paris. Other French would be like : seriously ? 😬 Plus we don’t pronounce de S in Paris in French so it wouldn’t sounds the same at all 😅

[@Solon_2]

It comes from Paris, a prince of Troy from Greek mythology. It's a man's name

[@-brownbread]

​@@EliasBacthe only people who actually use their capital as a name I've seen is Italy. They love calling their girls Roma. London, Paris etc names like those are usually american

[@writerbill1]

Damn, I thought of Victoria capital of Seychelles but couldn't think of Sofia or Paris! 😄...Great job Peter for apologizing and reaching out to the girl who gave the right answer! NOTE to any haters: I have great hearing, and sometimes I can't understand a certain word someone says. It happens!

[@daviswanyumba1532]

Your channel is very educative.. Love from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@_kalash47]

Bine, Raul Gheba! :))

[@asnovasdodia]

At 4:20 more or less you could answer with Poland, Finland, , Switzerland, Thailand Ireland, Iceland and New Zealand (maybe even the Netherlands) but also with Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. It was difficult but just because this way of thinking is not encyclopedic.

[@imissmysonia]

When she said "the ecuador", I somehow also heard "diagonal", but the pronunciation is dee-a-gonal, not die-a-gonal. So I guess you were not the only one misheard it.

[@lingualizer]

i checked it three times, it's pronounced die-a-gonal :P but maybe you're referring to the American pronounciation, not sure

[@ThePraQNome]

The pronunciation in English is die-a-gonal.

[@carlosoliveiraoalfacinha]

Appreciate the way they correct that little injustice.😊

[@diogoalmeida8462]

Actually, Antarctida is included in the flag. The white behind the rings simbolizes it.

[@lingualizer]

My question was about the rings though

[@p.informatico1320]

Greenland is recognized by the EU as an autonomous COUNTRY within the Kingdom of Denmark so... anyways, FinLAND also works...

[@Stefan-cn3pj]

Lol the guy at 6:26 is a stand up comedian from Romania. He also does a lot of KZbin videos:)

[@lingualizer]

i realised that too haha

[@adrianvladmladin1005]

Raul Gheboasa, amazing artist

[@danil_gugu]

4:44 there are way more than 3 countries worldwide ending up with the letters “land”: Iceland, Ireland, Poland, Switzerland, Finland, New Zeland, Thailand

[@immmune4031]

Wasn’t Paris a guy’s name in Greek mythology?

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

El que ha dicho que estaba mal creo que es Ginebra

[@dingus42]

Fun video as always! but bruh you still haven't learned from the 1000s of comments on that one video... there are MORE THAN 24 time zones in the world!!! Idk why you keep saying that as the answer lmao

[@lingualizer]

I explicitely said "excluding the local ones"

[@gambistics]

​@Lingualizer it's hard to understand what you mean with local. Also you then mention India which has a pretty local timezone which is 4:30 ahead of Spain...

[@rocketjack4865]

​@@lingualizer no there are 40 (or 41 if you count UTC -12). And these are not local, whatever that means.

[@wonchisonvarity]

@Lingualizer There are more than 24 time zones, smarty pants, in fact, addly enough, there are zones of up to +14 hours, and some in half hour differences, like India... Greetings from Spain!

[@ggiiaaccoommoo]

According to Wikipedia there are 38 time zones. Some differ by 30 minutes, so that's why there's more than 24.

[@grassytramtracks]

The theoretical number should also be 25, because there's -12 to +12 but also 0, and there's a +13 and +14 time zone too

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

He said not including local ones. and the +13 and +14 actually are surrounded by -10 so they're local/isolated. You could argue GMT/UTC 0 counts as a time zone making it 25

[@mr-ladi617]

I like your honesty and the idea to help

[@sarahpena9501]

Geneva is the international city, zurich is the money capital and Bern is the federal administrative capital and where the Swiss parliament is (each canton has its own parliament by the way but Bern has the Swiss national parliament)

[@lesfatalspicards]

Love the happy outcome for the Equator story ✨

[@NohAotori]

It's so funny he knowing Spanish makes this quiz for Spanish native speakers in English ( that might be their third or fourth language) and still, they are better than usonians replying in their native language (wich he uses when doing usonians quizzes) And yet I'm reading usonias complaining and dismissing the Spaniards merits...

[@leoamaral2535]

You are so nice guy, man. Thanks for your videos!

[@nekane6168]

Bern IS the oficial capital of Switzerland

[@pauvijuescas4428]

Me parece más dificil tener que entender la pregunta que la pregunta en si

[@andv993]

translating "ni de puta coña" for "no fucking fuck" is how I realize how rich is the spanish language when it comes tu slurs xD

[@jal051]

That was the most spanish person in the video 🤣

[@davidstivenescobarescobar4143]

I use your videos for Learn and practice English too haha and I love your videos too 😅

[@viquiben4919]

Again. Paris is a male character in The Iliad.

[@kingofthedivan1251]

There are some different sets of countries ending the same Albania, Lithuania, Mauritania, Romania and Tanzania or you can use countries ending with the word "Republic" such as Central African Republic, Dominican Republic, Lao People’s Democratic Republic and Syrian Arab Republic

[@jal051]

But the question also specified they had to be sharing borders with each other. That was a really difficult one, tbh.

[@adamw2785]

Paris isn't a female name, it's gender neutral, and it comes from the Parisii, a tribe that lived in the region prior to Lutetia (the town before Paris) being settled.

[@Martoto94]

Questions like “what’s the color of the stars of the New Zealand flag” piss me off. If you say white, it’s technically not incorrect, yet he still doesn’t count it.

[@blancacolomer821]

It's a shame I didn't get to see you in Valencia! I hope you liked it here :D

[@tamashuszar8289]

I feel the akwardness when they didnt say "quiz me" 😂🤣

[@juha9703]

4:45 Wouldn't Finland, Poland, Thailand and Switzerland be acceptable?

[@fabrinizza1]

2:48, no, there are 27 hours in the official time zone range in the world, from UTC-12 to UTC+14 (an Kiribati group of islands and in Samoa). And even without that, your answer is still wrong, cuz there are time zones with a difference of 15 minutes, half an hour or 45 minutes from one to another. Exmp: UTC+ 5:30 in India and UTC+5:45 in Nepal. There are 40 different time zones in the world nowadays.

[@Innit118]

You should ask people about languages that arent that known slightly known (Welsh, Gaelic, Afrikaans, Belarusian, Bosnian)

[@margarethany]

Can someone Name you as the Father of Geography of the century? You’re great making geography so simple n fun 😄

[@thesaltyguy3564]

Thank you for writing the answer in text. 1) San Marino seems to have the oldest constitution but not the oldest borders. What are your criteria?

[@gttm9805]

Constitution is the criteria

[@petar_donchev]

There are mor wthan 24 time zone, though. Time zones can have offsets by a fravtional hour, like 30 or even 45 minutes. There are 38 time zones in use.

[@dybnik]

1:32 Totally not fair that Wien didn't count as a capital with four letters, but totally fair that she got a second chance.

[@PartybyVega]

Vienna hat aber 6 Buchstaben, und die Antwort sollten in Englisch sein.

[@evidal]

She actually said "Vilna", which is the Spanish name for Vilnius (Lithuania), and has 5 letters, so that second chance was not fair at all :D

[@golbinnom]

@@evidal no, she said viena which is wien

[@evidal]

@@golbinnom dice "Vilna" claramente. Ahí no hay manera de escuchar "Viena"

[@inglesd90]

As soon as you said no to the Ecuador, I was like wtf man that was dirty. I'm glad you made it right!

[@jal051]

I even started writting a comment complaining.

[@tanukibamboo5443]

I'm leterally from Valencia and didnt know you came to my home town, havent been on the internet for the last two months due to my university exams, how sad

[@Enriquecabreraa]

I hope you come back to Valencia. I’ll be waiting

[@PM-ld4nn]

Spanish People??? 90% of people who appeared in the video are not Spanish.

[@MellowSan]

Proceeds to ask every non Spaniard tourist in the city:

[@comediavietii1245]

6:15 Ooooo, Dl. Raul Gheba 😲🥳

[@szabiboga]

San Marino is not the oldest country in the world, might be the oldest republic in the world, but not the oldest country.

[@Ynook]

6:16 That's Raul Gheba, a Romanian comedian. Nice to see him here. :D

[@spiceupat2000]

He threw a joke in there, "Quiz me, do me!" lol

[@BreadAccountant]

4:43 Thailand, Finland would also work right

[@junkhero9113]

Why I never see you, I'm all the time in Valencia's center 😂

[@kingjojojo1]

countries that end with the same 4 letters could also be switzerland,finland,thailand

[@pedrub5706]

para empezar, la mayoría de los que respondían no eran españoles sino extranjeros, seguramente turistas, por lo que el vídeo debería titularse "How good are tourists in Spain at English related questions about geography?". Luego están las preguntas, que más que geografía son juegos de palabras en inglés usando la geografía como base. La del país más viejo está mal y encima es más una de historia que de geografía.

[@maxdog1299]

Good man👍

[@acodike]

English it's a Germanic language. Not Latin.

[@gigisplayground4657]

English is my native language but I am terrible at geography and I also freeze in these situations. Good on all these people who speak English as an additional language! 😊💪

[@tylerj7298]

Actually Japan is the oldest country in the world. Founded in 660 BCE, while San Marino was founded in 301 CE.

[@renzoelperipatetico]

Is not obvious that China is older than Japan? Also, Greece and India are 3000 BCE, and Egypt is 6000 BCE Anyways that's not what he means by "country" Plus some of those were totally different nations at that time

[@mr.snortobutt]

This man, realised he was wrong, posted 2 tiktok videos to spread the message, found the girl online and proceeded to find her irl to hand her the 20 euros. This man’s heart is as warm as Canada on a daily

[@samsonian9468]

Isn't Iran the oldest country in the world and located on the Asia continent?

[@josem138]

You’ve been here for the Fallas fest? I missed that out 😢, missed the chance of getting questioned and destroyed

[@anirudher5135]

The most wholesome lingualizer video uwu

[@bYTheViciOuSs]

Ojalá el vídeo en español ya que están en España...

[@studentrodrigochofreesbec5948]

BRo i live in valencia and have never seen you bro where you at?

[@thefatwalrus1385]

At 10:28, the star is technically both white and red, so I feel like either should be accepted

[@danielvanr.8681]

I was gonna point that out as well! :)

[@tadesubaru1383]

I am spanish, I would have LOVED to participate in this video!

[@andybliss5965]

I don't know how good this bloke is in other languages. Take his French, certainly better accent than me. Though seems his phrases are pretty limited. As a Brit however I will say his English is of a very high level.

[@sepe2450]

at 7:20 the spanish pronunciation for equator is ecuador, just sayin

[@mervisa89]

I go a lot to Valencia, so I hope to see you just to give you a big hug!!🫂

[@meryskedu4752]

JAJAJAJJAJA the woman in 10:28 is such a good spaniard. Chiquilla te amo, te ha salido del corazón jsjjsjs

[@LebaneseSmurfs2020]

Big hugs 🫂 from Lebanon 🇱🇧 to you baby