How to Unite a Continent...

[@MultiFlash009]

0:45 Though I'm not French, even as a German I can completely understand our neighbour's reaction to this. Like what the actual hell...

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Et Verdun la Victorieuse ! Halte on passe pas ! Check this song. I want your thought about it

[@yasininn76]

As an Italian who hates the entirety of the French on a quantum level...yeah wtf was that

[@scummyfish]

I am french and I can confirm I turned into a 324 metric meters tall steel towner with burning red eyes amid the morning mist.

[@blankets420]

As a Texan, I am very disappointed in drew for not knowing what bucees is, it might be a meme but we can't be too careful

[@Vronti49]

As a Brit, I am also very disappointed for Drew not knowing what Buc-ees is

[@tristancoffin]

​@@Vronti49*as a prick

[@deutschegeschichte4972]

Same here from Florida.

[@601-Frog]

Same here Mississippian

[@FigglebottomFam]

Same here I’m disappointed all hail bucees

[@badaboum2]

The California water issues probably have something to do with all the agriculture there. They're literally the state that produces the most food.

[@Notmyname1593]

Or Vegas just exporting their water issues.

[@ralvjooster2676]

And the Most pools

[@arnaul_de_lapras5853]

Same problem here in Spain xd. I guess it's because we have similar climates

[@DaBumo]

5:50 3 Czech memes (almost) in a row? This is breaking new grounds for the Drew Durnil channel! I'm very happy about this

[@samoilis2276]

Don't mind it, we're just slowly taking over.

[@RichardTheLemonBunny]

As a Czech person myself, this also made me very happy :)

[@nexaaaaaaa]

​@@RichardTheLemonBunnysamee

About the pineapple thing - in English, "apple" used to refer to any kind of fruit. Narrowing of the meaning to refer to a specific fruit of the genus Malus (i.e. what we nowadays recognise as apples) is a fairly new thing. And pineapples do sort of resemble pinecones. (Mind you, English isn't alone in this, just consider the French _pomme de terre_ or the Austrian _Erdapfel_ - both of which, when translated literally, mean _apple of the earth_ - and probably other European languages as well.)

[@Tokru86]

But potatoes look at least a little bit like an apple, beeing roughly the same size and roundish and all. A pineapple though...

[@qdaniele97]

Here's another strange thing: "Pigna" (pinecone in Italian) is pronounced the same as "Piña" (pineapple in Spanish).

[@liavega7906]

Piña in spanish also means Pinecone.@@qdaniele97

[@saintjacques8137]

If anyone's needs a brutally European channel capable of unifying the Old World and beyond I hotly recommend Schwerpunkt

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

brutally European, is that a thing?

[@libraryofgurkistan]

@@sboinkthelegday3892 As a European, I confirm this for all of western, Central and Northern Europe. However, down south / in the east it is another thing…

[@AGamerthatregretsalot]

hotly

[@KartingRules]

@@libraryofgurkistan we have Living Ironically in Europe for that job eh

[@dindin8753]

Not trying to be sexual or anything but [C]anada [U]nited States [M]exico

[@Vinceverry9497]

5:42 As a french myself, I can confirm this. I hate when people joke about France surrendering

[@utopian592]

If it's not from someone who was fighting the bad guys since the start, we shouldn't take any slack, especially from americans

[@Wertzuio]

allow me to provide you your daily reminder that the french state flag was literally white once then

[@garlonschuman1014]

It’s just a joke lol

[@Notmyname1593]

How many times has the french government surrendered to a regime change though?

[@Wertzuio]

@@Notmyname1593 at least twice. germany never did.

[@lordkubikum]

5:07 In Spain we also call it "piña" which is the same name as a pinecone. Only in latin america they call it Ananas which comes form the guarani word for the fruit.

[@maxone1193]

We call it piña also

[@Ludrovisco]

In Brazilian portuguese, we call it Abacaxi

[@The_Copper_Element_Itself]

​@@Ludroviscoshhh não fala isso pra eles, por enquanto eles ainda não sabem disso pra nos zoar...

[@mariotheundying]

Nah, in Hispanic America we call it Piña, in my country at least, I would get confused between anana and banana, faster to say than guineo

[@AED10]

Only certain regions in Latin America say Anana. Most say Piña

[@agnieszkakmieciak225]

Honestly, the "America laughing at Europe & getting obliterated" is kinda like that new kid in class, who is trying to fit into the long existing dynamics between the rest of the classmates without even trying to learn/understand them and mistakenly assuming that since everybody is criticising/laughing at everybody else, they can laugh at them all too... And then they're surprised when the classmates don't take kindly to it. It's basically the "my idiot" meme: America, at any country/all of Europe: "Hahaha! He's an idiot! XD" Friends of that country/all of Europe, suddenly holding a knife: "Say that again, I DARE you! >:("

[@nathangamble125]

"It's called naturwissenschaften, because we are wissen that we could schaft the natur" ~German chemical and automobile engineers

[@libraryofgurkistan]

Is the glass half full or half empty? It is double as big as it needs to be ~German engineers, probably

[@TheyCallMeDio]

So why are you guys shafting the nature?

[@Kath2378]

@@TheyCallMeDio capitalism

[@12tanuha21]

collecting knowledge about nature

[@g-manvic3958]

France is Gimli because its both latin european and germanic european.

[@lilliannswinn3543]

With the Germanic languages saying 'Naturwissenshaften' and the English saying 'Science' it is because we have a 43% Romantic influence but being a Germanic language too. So other languages are not really weird, the trick to pronouncing them correctly is to perform their accents. I understand it is difficult for Americans as their educational curriculum doesn't span too far from the south coast of Florida.

[@BramLastname]

It's also weird to me that you'd translate science to Naturwissenshaften, because things like psychology, medical studies and technology are not part of that grouping, So either the English definition of Science is a lot more narrow than expected, Or a whole bunch of people mistranslated science into nature studies.

[@stargazer-elite]

1:54 Norway and Sweden realizing they are also connected to continental Europe: 😵

[@kosjeyr]

Being from Illinois, Drew almost made me die laughing at 8:10. I'm glad I moved to Arkansas this last summer!

[@Mr.Exhibit]

I’m going to move to Arizona from Illinois

[@Federalrepublicofsprout7263]

7:20 This is because of the Colorado River. By the time it gets through Colorado, Arizona and Nevada it dries out before it gets to California and Mexico. Vegas doesn't help this issue

[@animalia5554]

Vegas is pretty good at recycling it’s water last I heard.

[@snusey3642]

Also golf courses and casinos don’t compare to 30 percent of crops in America basically

[@Lucky_2022]

Petition for drew to play dummynations

[@legobullymaguire1375]

yes

[@AreebRaza-y9r]

Signed

[@Lucky_2022]

Let's ty to get him to play the game!!

[@Raveded]

Signed

[@MilkSSB2]

Yes

[@petrakristalova6089]

Finally, the moment i have Bern waiting for: MORE THAN 2 MEMES ABOUT CZECHIA IN ONE VIDEO!!!🇨🇿

[@StuffandThings_]

7:28 California has a *HUGE,* water thirsty agricultural sector. Agriculture is why California needs so much water. Same thing with the Colorado river water issues.

[@neurobadger2291]

Buc-ees is pretty much the Texan equivalent of bonfire save points, kind of hard to be upset while at a Buc-ees

[@biddygames]

As an average war thunder player I am proud to be a part of the worlds best intelligence agency

[@-haclong2366]

04:10 Literally "the art of knowing about nature", science is an abbreviation of natural sciences which means the same thing.

[@esneiderochoa2077]

IT'S JUST A THEORY, A FILM THEORYYYYYY YEAAAAAAH one of my favorite KZbinrs in one of my other favorite KZbinr's Video

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

9:08 funnily enough the northern part of Vietnam is often derisively called Bắc kỳ by VNmese southerners and it is pronounced like Buc-ee (bucky)

[@M4t_P4tGT]

6:29 MatPat jumpscare warning ‼️ (VERY SCARY)

[@Mercure250]

I love that someone did the meme with Germanic languages. It's getting a bit annoying, seeing the memes comparing German with just Romance languages + English (which received huge influences from French, a Romance language, and Latin, the ancestor of Romance languages). By the way, the information Drew found is a little inaccurate. While it is true most of the common, day-to-day words in English are Germanic, the more modern, sophisticated, or technical words come from French (mostly Old Norman French) and Latin, and comprise most of the overall English lexicon (about 58 percent in total). Here's a list of the ones I used in this comment so far (including this sentence) : Germanic, language(s), annoy, compare, German, just, Romance, receive, huge*, influences, Latin, ancestor, information, inaccurate, common, modern, comprise, percent, total, list, use, comment, include, sentence (Note : I removed verbal suffixes like "-ing" and "-ed" as these are Germanic) *While "huge" does come from Old French, it ultimately comes from a Germanic root, which French took from the Franks. The words "meme", "sophisticated", "technical", and "lexicon" are ultimately of Greek origin. The other ones I didn't list are all Germanic. That includes most grammatical words, like pronouns, articles, prepositions, and conjunctions. More than anything, it's the grammar of English that truly makes it Germanic. For example, one key thing in English that makes it Germanic is how irregular verbs work : A lot of them use a system called ablaut, which is where the vowel in the middle of the word changes (example : from "sing" to "sang"). This is very characteristic of Germanic languages. It's also important to point out that we can follow the evolution of Modern English from its origins in Old English, which didn't have all the Romance influence yet, and was very clearly Germanic all the way (to the point German speakers today often have a better time understanding it than Modern English speakers).

[@worminaround]

6:36 As a Filipino, I cannot confirm. During The -Ber months it's not only manila where is raining 💀 its so Rainy we effectively simulate the game Raft

[@joachimhupe4018]

4:30 Naturwissenschaften and the other similar ones all translate to "Nature Studies"

[@eduardomelo151]

I think it's really funny that everyone call "pineaple" as "ananas" which come from tupi, a native indigenous tribe from brasil, and yet in Brasil we call them abacaxi, wich comes from another totally different words from tupi

[@easternlights3155]

6:16 fun fact - we have only I think 3 of these speedy bois left - one got wrecked in 2015 and two more last year (and these are just the ones that could not be patched together after their accidents). I think the government is getting tired of spending money on repairs, so it's been decided that when the last speedy bois inevitably get wrecked, this is the end for them.

[@enzonavarro8550]

7:56 favela don't have hard psychic suffering? I didn't know that! Maybe I could move there (I'm brazilian)

[@ShieldYoung]

0:42 Shoutout Leakers Sean and Ethan are proud of ya

[@AlbandAquino]

1:48 As a French citizen, I would say it's because we're supposed to be grumpy and rude? Also, I have no problem with that AT ALL. I'm playing dwarves in pretty much all RPGs 😂

[@ONCE_A_MOA_ALWAYS_A_MOA]

1:50 woa never got called an elf but thank you 😂

[@KartingRules]

2:09 love this one

[@Spy_Night]

watched this one minute after it got posted. keep up the good work drew love your vids, been here for quite some time. and hopefully quite some time more.

[@miscellaneoussarnian5282]

Another day of asking Drew to put up the Guernsey flag

[@mldnne4725]

So basically English is a germanic language but influenced by French (60 to 70% of English words came from French words). And French is a latin language infleunced a bit by germanic language, (that's why Spanish, Italian and Portuguese are closer together than with French) So English do have more germanic words than latin words but only beacause French have some germanic words too.

[@maruch9635]

3:53 don't forget polish word for sience that is "nauka"

[@0_Matthiasss_0]

It's literally easier than naturwissenschaften (I hope it's correct)

[@dwarf2155]

In my country it is tiede.

[@HypnoticChronic1]

As a Southern I can confirm Buc-ee's is a Southern staple and the food is pretty fire... oh the bathrooms are pretty spotless to.

[@deutschegeschichte4972]

As someone from Florida, I can confidently say that Southern Cultue in the U.S. is indeed Buccee's

[@villagernumber7882]

Day 17 of petitioning Drew to hang the flag of the glorious "United Republics of Jämtland-Herjeådalen and Ravund," in the background.

[@angelicart.6]

naturwissenschaften is drew’s worcestershire sauce

[@ukaszwalczak1154]

BRICS is that one guy who says he's rich, but always texts you at 3 AM for money- Edit: CZ, a Czech gun company, own Colt.

[@allanjonessilvabastos728]

i am from brazil and the portugal man joke make my day kk

[@Hotdog_Love]

01:55 I’m Norwegian and I can confirm you are Scandinavian 🇳🇴🤝🇩🇰 But Sweden isn’t (jk)

[@RisenOswald]

Danish also had vikings, going to be hard saying they are not part of the brotherhood of no- i mean of scandinavia.

[@dennispommes100]

You are just northern denmark

[@BableBeatsQuality]

Denmark is just drunk Norway 😭

[@MartinhereXD]

6:29 as a czech i would say that is the ancestor of matpat

[@sorban5352]

Naturwissenshaften : Natur (Nature), Wissen(know/learn/study), Shaften(Work/tools/job) It's just 3 word combine to make one bid specific and literal word.

[@MiguelBrito1139]

The say he said favela, will haunt me till I die

[@KartingRules]

fave-la... god why

[@BüstaBab3]

3:50 I almost died when drew tried to say naturwissenschaft

[@ctje1638]

the aircraft vs boat thing is overlooking that planes can fly across water. And battleships do not counter aircraft very well, they're just very good against other ships. So they'd be useless if the aliens don't have ships.

[@tyurt1743]

The FAvela killed me fr

[@ondrejkral653]

We have subways, they cannot afford. Great success.🇸🇰🇨🇿

[@silverthewhiteshadow]

Just a funny thing that my teacher used to explain to me how the English language works. English is like a soup of languages, the words that are usually used for formal stuff are from latin, and the most commonly used ones come from German? Usually at least, that's how she put it, if I understood correctly lol

[@mrblade6969]

7:51 As a Brazilian I can confirm this, just a small correction, we make $200/mo.

[@GoatedWeirdAl]

3:57 We all ignoring the autocorrect for engoish

[@abbasshachem3383]

I was in former french colony in Africa Congo and gabon and they love france they adore it

[@princemoneycat5294]

6:27 its called “buurman en buurman” Neighbor and neighbor

[@noelelcz3072]

No, it's "Pat a Mat" originally. It's czech cartoon.

[@noelelcz3072]

@@lunathecreepypastagirl9974 but it doesn't stoping you to love it as you did As we all do

[@Ducksarecoolyass]

FR I WAS JUST ABOUT TO COMMNT THAT

[@TheFlemishNut]

1:20 We'd be like Naboo, if we harnassed more of our underwater tech. Waging Gorilla warfare from the sea against the opressive alien spice miners.

[@GewoonRemcoCW]

Hold your horses, you're telling me Pat&Mat is an international thing? I thought it was just a Dutch thing where we call them Neighbour&Neighbour

It's actually Czech, from the eighties and nineties. The Czechoslovak state TV (and, subsequently, the Czech and Slovak ones) had a long tradition of broadcasting a short (10-15 minutes) children's story before the main evening news as a way to give the kids a satisfying end of their day before mum and dad put them in bed and watch the news. It's called Večerníček (roughly translated as "Little Eveninger") and it's broadcast dozens of shows over the years, ranging from live action, claymation, and stop motion to classic animation (and probably 3D nowadays, which I can't really confirm since I stopped watching more than 20 years ago). "Pat a Mat" (or "...A je to!", roughly "...And it's done!") was one of those shows, and it's been exported all over, likely thanks to the fact that there's no dialogue (same with another popular Večerníček - Krteček, or Little Mole).

[@AED10]

You'd be surprised how many shows get dubbed. I constantly get surprised by the origins of series or cartoons I thought were only regional

[@BramLastname]

​@so about that "no dialogue part" In the Dutch version they talk to each other the entire time. With the most uncanny voices they could find, Not quite mickey mouse, not quite your actual neighbor, but somewhere in between.

[@saturnius_x]

How to Unite Country memes Continent, this is so funny, I want more lol

[@drewdurnilappreciationday1680]

Drew would always be my favourite youtuber

[@fighterphoenix5789]

German language has half Latin heritage and half Germanic heritage. Also at least our words for pineapple make sense. Naturwissenschaften is an umbrella term for all the different science avenues.

[@BramLastname]

Not all science avenues, Only nature based sciences, There's also formal sciences (in my understanding basically the same as theoretical science would be in English), Social sciences and Technology sciences.

[@starry6205]

1:59 Interesting shape...

[@joranvanolphen9892]

that end has awakened something inside me...... and its trying to crawl out

[@pu9935]

Thanks for video, was a good refresh for my memories.

[@MrTriangle987]

6:33 A GAME THEORY thanks for watching and cut

[@subhash171980]

I nearly got a heart attack after hearing drew say " Naturwissenschaften".

[@Frau_Brotchen]

Same...

[@Jarl_sixty-forth]

I love that czech republic got some love in a youtube video

[@ahha6304]

OK actually that's sad, I once crushed on a Ginger Finno-Ugric lady

[@juanarredondo9763]

"illinois the most corrupt" *laughs in Taco* 🇲🇽

[@-Lazy]

Bro said "Näterweissenschäftlen"

[@frankiespadaro9312]

I can understand Florida being legally able to own a raccoon, only in Florida

[@Friendlyplushyadventures]

Another day and more mapping memes😂😂

[@istora9158]

Naturwissenschaft just means 'making knowledge of nature', it makes more sense than you would think

[@Shadow_Drip]

7:40 As an Oregonian, I can confirm we are Minnesota

[@tufits]

My american friend used to send me Czech memes. However, It backfired on him as I do more Czech puns than he can handle. :)

[@-haclong2366]

04:57 Blame the Spanish, they called pineapples as "pine cones" which at the time in English was known as a "pineapple".

[@BramLastname]

Well the English could just not call pine cones cones

[@CristhanWyneTanji]

As Filipino is it really great song in our country raining on Manila

[@phnx257]

Dipping a croissant in ketchup ... I don't know if I have to laught or be dismay 😅 Like those people who put sparkling water in their wine 😂

[@noefillon1749]

I went to NYC, the "croissants" there are bad anyway... not like an industrial Carrefour or Auchan bad. No. They are REALLY bad. Let them give it a little bit of taste. At this point they have nothing to lose.

[@phnx257]

@@noefillon1749 🤮🤮🤮

[@MegaMusikMan]

yeah, im down with joining the cult of Buc-ee's

[@cleaner900playz]

Buc-ees is huge, huge bathrooms, huge walls of candy, huge everything as they always say, everything is bigger here in Texas

[@FLINTLOCKWOODMACHINE]

I haven't watched your channel in a while I've missed this.

[@raymondg7565]

When in doubt, blame France.

[@daftduck1517]

9:09 fun fact only in texas do we have mini bucees they are just like the big ones but just with less room

[@sirapple5287]

Love that we get some mole love loved him when I was little

[@WildIlic]

Me when Drew Uploadeds: 😃 Me when the video finishes:☹️

[@RapinatorOhYeah]

Most of typhoon name in the Philippines was a submitted on a contest on 1999 So, Imagine the name you submitted killed the most people

[@m33p0]

think about it.... ... the ambient temperature being lower than the temperature of your hot coffee will cool you down. (at least your burnt mouth will feel relief.)

[@AnUnoriginalName.]

6:42 So who's gonna tell him about the real manila

[@how_are_you_today]

as a danish man, i have never heard about buc-ees

[@finncloison5072]

It's "Finno-Ugric" not "Funno-ugric", and the Russian people are slavic, but inside the russian Federation are finno-ugric tribes

[@hrotha]

There's this weird undercurrent of Ukrainian nationalism that lashes out against Russian imperialist aggression by saying that Russians aren't actual Slavs and it's kinda creepy

[@enginerd80]

​@@hrothaPerhaps it's a response to Russia claiming that Ukraine is not a real country? 🤷

[@hrotha]

@@enginerd80 Hence "lash(es) out against Russian imperialist aggression"? It's still creepy

[@jonathankantunes2198]

7:55 as a brazilian i can confirm this

[@coolscorpion.2234]

I'm not american but I actually knew what Buc ees was before seeing that meme. There is a youtuber called Minisuperheroestoday and he made a video where he went to buc ees. That's how I learnt where it was.

[@ARM_THEAS]

Drew play dummynations, its amazing u can make custom flags, names, annex land, make alliances, grow economy, population and military, research and is still only early development

[@ad_astra468]

The memes about France and UK are a distraction tactic by Austrians to make everyone forget who started WW1 and WW2

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

As French. I know Austria and Hungary broke out the War.

[@BramLastname]

​@@christophermichaelclarence6003 wasn't it Bosnia and Herzegovina, who started the Great War?

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video and play countryball at wars

[@lucaosso2974]

one time peru won the south american football cup so there's at least that ;)

[@TslrEntertainment]

4:03 translation For science has "DIE" in it☠️ Edit: make the joke so bad that people think you are making a Statement

[@dannyzaze9126]

„Die“ is The in German

[@steverogers069]

If you are not being sarcastic, "die" means "The" in German

[@egyptianwerewolf1466]

1:54 Wait, are you trying to convince me that Denmark isn’t part of Scandinavia? I’m confused by this meme

[@lawden210]

0:01 Funnily enough, she was actually ethnically german

[@augth]

Just because she has German ancestry doesn’t make her German. European nobility is all over the place.