I should NOT show this...

[@heliosos2123]

1:00 French have both. We have "Doigts de pieds" (fingers of the Feet) and "Orteils" (toes).

[@Leo-uu2up]

yes but you are French

[@smileymalaise]

Both words are completely unpronounceable.

[@heliosos2123]

@@Leo-uu2up Oui 🥰🥰

[@heliosos2123]

@@smileymalaise Monolingual issues 🗿 🍷

[@raymaa1223]

Je cherchais ce commentaire mdrr

[@domiiinik4320]

About what's going on on Polish youtube : Basically couple of the biggest youtubers in Poland (most of them were Minecraft youtubers) were accused of pedophilia, there is one dude that 100% had contacts with 13 and 14 year old girls when he was 10 year older than them (he was meeting with them, took at least one of them to the hotel, but there is no evidence of sexual relation, at least for now) and couple other dudes that knew about it but didn't report it to the police, which is a crime too These contacts with minors were happening between 2013 and 2017 There are also couple other youtubers who were accused of violence against their sexual partners Two Polish youtubers (WATAHA - Krulestwo also known as SA Wardęga (he made that spider dog video that has nearly 200 million views and you might've seen it) and Konopskyy) uncovered the whole truth and got evidence from these girls who are now 20+ years old, also they brought the evidence for the police

[@埊]

why theydd no speak for such long time, weird.

[@srimattheuniverseshow]

Wait polish yts are pedos what?

[@HoV326]

I'm surprised Germany doesn't call them "fingers on the feet" considering how literal some of their vocabulary is

[@QwoaX]

Actually, it seems to be the case that only uralic and germanic languages in Europe have a seperate word for them. Since we live on the spawnpoint of germanic languages, if we wouldn't have a seperate word, neither would English.

[@Leafsdude_]

ANTIBABYPILLEN!

[@isaacskinner5565]

@@Leafsdude_damn it I was about to say that

[@remichayer290]

@@QwoaX There actually is a word for toes in french ("Orteils"). "Doigts de pieds" (literally fingers of the feet) is rarely used from my experience, so I don't understand why the map is showing France in red.

[@tultrapfighter]

@@QwoaX the germanic languages originated in southern sweden

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

2:55 for those not in the know several people were hospitalized after drinking one of several drinks under coca cola brand .... and the government actually tried to cover it up and blame the waiter ..... BUT IT HAPPENED IN SEVERAL CITIES!!!

[@Tadkob.]

In Hungarian we call toes 'feet fingers' (lábujj), pretty sure that should count as 'Fingers of the Feet'.

[@TheRifild]

In Russian it's even funnier cuz we usually don't separate feet from legs so it's legs' fingers

[@melonmusk8924]

Yeah, I tought the same.

[@埊]

in polish it is 'palce u nogi'

[@xenialafleur]

In that case, it's just the Germanic languages (and Finnish which may have been influenced by it's neighbors) that have a separate word for toes.

[@augth]

@@xenialafleurin French we have a specific word too but we can use both

[@lnomsim2]

Actually, in French, while we use the term "doigts de pieds", (fingers of feet), we also have a name for them: "orteils"

[@charlesleninja]

Au Québec, le terme orteil est beacoup plus utilisés que doigts de pieds

[@nosinodi4412]

@@charlesleninja je t'avoue que j'ai jamais entendu quelqu'un en France dire doigt de pied non plus

[@QUONNYLEVEN]

J'ai envie de dire que le terme "doigts de pied" est plus utilisé chez les jeunes enfants que chez les personnes adultes

[@Mag3.1415]

4:50 “I doubt the shark was the first person alive” yeah I kinda doubt that too

[@malta_ball701]

Petition for drew to get a malta flag (Day 90)

[@geekyball]

U so fast

[@L3monStudios]

Booo

[@AsquatranananBananananan]

I’m Maltese so yes 🇲🇹 🇲🇹 🇲🇹 🇲🇹 🇲🇹

[@luigi.gaming]

I dont think drew sees his yt comments 😮‍💨 but keep on going bud u can do this

[@Weird0Memer]

Lets do it fuckers

[@WhlteWolf9]

7:00 Its hillarious how they say kangaroos are just deer's who went to prison, when Australia was literally where Britain sent all of its prisoners. Quite literally, Australia was just a continent sized prison.

[@chrisharshman5838]

10:42 Before Excel, the big spreadsheet software was Lotus 123. I will never forget the blinking "wait..." in the corner of the screen.

[@rasmushedberg3655]

7:32 in Sweden we have a cheap version of kaviar on tube and it’s really common here

[@aleshain5479]

Drew said, "i think I could fight a wolf." Tell me you dont know how big wolfs can be without telling me you dont know how big wolfs can be

[@olekperk7387]

As a pole I almost laughed my lungs out. In Poland there was a situation called Pandora gate. I don't watch polish youtube a lot but even I heard abount it. There were a little bit of r*pe (if I correct) on like 12 years on.

[@somax1259]

8:25 I only know it because of the Sabaton song (I love the song)

[@lawden210]

5:26 If daughter, Julia Caesar!

[@gabrieleboh6858]

1:25 Where's the fun of having a specific word for that? Here in the Trentino dialect there's a funny saying, if you want to say "Of the toes", you would say "dei dei dei pei"

[@kmart1396]

Fun Fact: To be a Gargoyle, it must have a water spout, aka a place for water to escape. Gargoyles are there to protect roofs from water damage, while making sure it is directed way from the walls of the building. In short they were fancy rain gutters!! If a stone figure on a building doesn't have a waters spout it is called a Grotesque!!

[@anticyclonic_tornado068]

8:27 Never in my life have I thought Drew Drunil would ever say "gyat" 💀

[@Waylonwars]

Kazakhstan, Singapore and Nepal Plushies are confirmed!!

[@berenloos2435]

1:20 I am mad, as a Belgian i don't call toes "vingers van men voeten". I speak perfectly normal Dutch like our northern neighbors 😑

[@lawden210]

Meanwhile in Wallonia

[@slipoma]

@@lawden210 we speak french therefore we use the word orteil . wich mean toes . the map just wasnt accurate

[@lawden210]

@@slipoma Ah alright, good to know

[@joshburton42]

Post-Euro trip Drew is making more eye contact with the camera than Pre-Euro trip Drew.

[@theantagonist801]

He's becoming aware. (this is also his second trip to Europe, as far as I've heard)

[@joshburton42]

@@theantagonist801 his first Europe trip was pretty good. its nice to see Drew evolving.👍

[@AntsPablo]

As a Czech student I love that lion is Simba in swahili

[@MohitRaheja]

Umm what?

[@incognito_.]

@@MohitRaheja what do you not understand it’s pretty simple

[@anotherrandomguy6012]

Petition for Drew to make a series covering Ace Combat and its multiple universes: [Day 290] The Junkers Ju 290 was a large German, four-engine long-range transport, heavy bomber and maritime patrol aircraft used by the Luftwaffe late in World War II that had been developed from an earlier airliner. The Junkers 290 was developed directly from the Ju 90 airliner, versions of which had been evaluated for military purposes, and was intended to replace the relatively slow Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor which by 1942 was proving increasingly vulnerable when confronted by Royal Air Force aircraft; the Fw 200's airframe lacked sufficient strength for the role in any case. The Ju 290 was also intended to meet the need for large transport aircraft. A bomber version, the A-8, was planned, but never built. Design was headed by Konrad Eicholtz.

[@stilltrash2436]

3:49 that’s literally Drew 😭

[@ssjcrafter8842]

1:00 in my native language, we don't have a word for toes, but we have a word specifically for the innermost/biggest toes...

[@mohammedraheem6288]

What language?

[@Napoleon_e2]

1:22 french actually has a word for toes it’s "orteils"

[@frankstanley7079]

1:23 Anatomically, both fingers and toes are called Phalanges.

[@serialgiver6295]

Fun (or not) fact: In french we can say toes AND fingers from the feet. French just chose to take both ways at the same time ("Orteils" for toes) ("doigts de pieds" for fingers from the feet). That's all.

[@mawkernewek]

6:05 surely there should be a little sliver for the Kuril Islands...

[@pichrek2176]

1:09 the funny thing is that french people say feet finger but in quebec we have a word used across the province (orteil)

[@enochbooher6509]

The people fighting a lion thing was an onion article lol

[@stargazer-elite]

1:49 bruh the Guinness world record for a person holding their breath is 24 minutes

[@lawden210]

9:29 I feel like we all know since it's in english

[@miscellaneoussarnian5282]

Now he’s back home Another day of asking Drew to put up the Guernsey flag (and to also watch Deutschlandball)

[@lordlopes2424]

6:00 Don't worry,in a few years you wouldn't stand at all

[@Bensontyroney]

Petition for Drew to get Tannu Tuva flag day 2

[@SuprisedDartrix]

Me

[@JmKrokY]

1:17 So basically Germanic and Uralic languages vs Slavic and Romance languages

[@augth]

Except, the map is wrong, French has a word and from other comments Hungarian doesn’t.

[@IakovBardin]

Drew: Caviar isn't that bad Me: finally, someone with working taste buds

[@theantagonist801]

Found the Frenchman and/or Italian

[@dipanwitamandal7289]

Italian isnt that bad​@@theantagonist801

[@KardioIzletmetovic]

2:50 as a croatian, this is the first time I've seen a Croatia coca cola/romequelle meme 😅

[@giopreda]

If I get into a fist fight against a lion I’ll certainly win because lions don’t have fists

[@Miku1773-n4b]

My country doesn't have a word for toes, we call it fingers of the feet 😂

[@hyprion1]

1:20 french have both

[@Kamonohashiii]

yea "orteil" toe or "doigt de pied" finger of the feet". Both are acceptable.

[@fonsjanssen734]

France and Belguim both have words for toes "orteils" in France (and wallonia) and "tenen" in Belgium (flanders) so the map is just wrong.

[@opiethebadcat7903]

Drew I found the new Nepal,Singapore, and Kazakhstan muhahahahahahahahaha

[@MM10567]

can you make a video about the pantrions made story in your vids

[@mohammedraheem6288]

Day 78 of asking anyone to make a country ball comic about the patreon lore. Continuing @holy_moly1 petition.

[@T.h.e.T.i.n.o]

1:15 yea only Germanic Countrys do that in Europe, Hungarian & its familie is somewhere else but they do it too

[@petiradnai6902]

No, the Hungarian word directly translates to toe finger ( lábujj)

[@arturdearaujolima1917]

As a brazlian having a word for the fingers of the feet is strange

[@Camran888]

As someone from Minnesota if that flag doesn't win imma ball my eyes out

[@TheMono313]

1:12 French has a word for it : "orteil" so France, Belgium, Luxembourg should be green

[@finnfruru8299]

In Flanders we do have a word for toes ; 'tenen' or in singular 'teen' just like in dutch, just wanted to point that out.

[@d02v]

Petition for Drew to review 2023 World Cup memes🏏

[@Minute_Sniper]

But orteil is toe in french. Never in my 12 years of staying in quebec have i ever heard someone say finger of the feet in french.

[@fighter_750]

1:00 Inaccurate. In french, we call toes «orteil», which just means toe. I’ve never in my life heard someone refer to toes as fingers of the feet.

[@noefillon1749]

0:59 That's false. In French we DO have a word for toe. It's called 'orteil'.

[@CliffCardi]

5:01 but Nixon died in 1994

[@QwoaX]

I may be able to beat a lion in a fist fight... with no scratching or biting allowed.

[@katyushatman5187]

im a hungarian, and i thing the map at 1:01 is incorrect, to my knowladge we call it 'lábujj' , what can translate to leg finger

[@bleflar9183]

2:25 i could beat a lion in a fistfight, those losers don't even have fists!

[@RC-xl8se]

Flawless logic 😂

[@RC-xl8se]

What if the lion broke the rules? 🤔

[@alimbis]

@@RC-xl8sehe's a lion not a cheetah

[@RC-xl8se]

@@alimbis 😂

[@julianbrabsche728]

Yeah I heard the US is now relying more on child labour again, because of labour shortage.

[@hubertus3794]

2:45 "child likers" Got exposed

[@wormlington]

That toe map is wrong the French word for toe is ortille

[@augth]

Yes orteil

[@Lizax_MC]

1:15 In french we can call toes "doigts de pied" wich does translate to fingers of the feet, but we also have a special word, orteil

[@GDLinguaYT]

1.17: Actually, inhungarian, we call our toes "lábujjak", which literarly means leg-fingers.

[@Zachyshows]

1:49 she forgot buzz lightyear, he was there too!

[@kousvetkousvet4158]

Is it me or is Drew has literally just given up on trying to pronounce slightly weird words? They don't even have to be foreign, they can just be like "phoneme" or "cicada"

[@killianobrien2007]

Everyone would fill the comments correcting him otherwise

[@romanvolotov]

i mean, he's American... it's a serious condition, let's hope he gets well soon!

[@theantagonist801]

@@romanvolotov As an American, I can confirm new words are scary :(

[@srimattheuniverseshow]

​@@romanvolotovbut he can spell this "pneumonia" Like how idgi (i dont get it) lol

[@TheRealSwissball]

It’s easy to beat a lion in a fist fight. They don’t have fists.

[@kevinseraphin5456]

1:18 In france we have both, the word "orteil" and "doigt de pied" are both valid way to call them.

[@Dweiathecat]

7:40 okay but have you tried mixing it (just with a spoon) with créme fresh and having it with salmon? Delish!

[@Soren_.-24]

I kind’ve find it depressing that this many people from the U.S.A can’t name simple countries like that.

[@Poseidon650]

The videos are edited, they just edit out the people who can name the flags.

[@Soren_.-24]

@@Poseidon650 ahh I see

[@nickmoser7785]

Sometimes having a bad enough neighbor (such as the Ottomans) makes you a cranky neighbor to build a giant fence.

[@Capitala-București]

Petition for Drew to visit Romania (day 13)

[@shrekler8538]

Petition for drew to revive his old age of history 2 videos day 112

[@JKa244]

Photoshop was invented in 1987. Almost 40 years old, but looks 20

[@DarkenedXPlayZS]

10:13 aparrently Norway has lucky soliders and I am from a country that loves sand

[@vengefulskeleton6948]

Cornwall reference? Cornwall reference? Cornwall reference? Cornwall reference? Cornwall reference? Cornwall reference?

[@-Veyerus]

The Americans that can fight alligators are Floridians.

[@m33p0]

Shakespeare invented 1,700 words himself. what a wordsmith.

[@exactinmidget92]

that Armstrong girl was so confident that i believed her for a second.

[@Tagamanie]

About the fingers on the feet thing, in french, we can also use "orteils" which literally translates to toes

[@muhammadhabibieamiro3639]

Another amazing video and play countryball at wars

[@SalvadorSoares-u8k]

As a cultured portuguese citizen, I literally have nightmares about the Americans. (Just joking)

[@deutschegeschichte4972]

I'm a cultured American. Despite the common stereotypes the vast majority of us aren't like that lol. Don't judge your knowledge of a countries population based off of a cherrypicked KZbin video someone made to exploit views.

[@SalvadorSoares-u8k]

Don't worry. It was just a joke. We all know that most Americans are cultured. Sorry bout that.

[@robofreak11]

​@@SalvadorSoares-u8kThey're not cultured, most of them actually are dumbasses. - a reluctant American

[@Zyxl-]

6:59 ironic considering Australia is the place with the most Kangaroos, and it used to be a big prison colony

[@BirdRaiserE]

Petition for Drew to put the picture of the dog on his wall

[@Christmas_Joe]

1:23 IT'S NOT HERESY, IT'S SPANISH

[@thatrandomguyontheinternet2477]

Nice argument, but have you ever heard of neunhundertneuneneunzigtausandneunhundertneuneneuzig ?

[@aliak.127]

Petition for drew to do an Iran history

[@Chiquinho971]

7:39 ayo what🧐🧐🧐

[@RenewedAndRedeemed1]

As a Hungarian we say: Toe in Hungarian is “lábujj” which mirror translates to footfinger Láb=foot Ujj=finger

[@JKa244]

Reminder that gloves are called "hand shoes" in German

[@kv4648]

This was a good ep

[@Mercure250]

1:00 Actually, French does have a word for "toe" (orteil), but we also sometimes say "finger of the foot" (doigt de pied), so it should be both colors

[@srimattheuniverseshow]

I realised in french orteil clicker is *TOE CLICKER*

[@peetkarsten5522]

Drew is back home! glad the Spanish Kidnapers freed him!

[@peacefullyok]

1:01 In Vietnamese, we also call them that

[@xavierzaballero9667]

6:22 I'm pretty sure someone once got this notification right before an amber alert happened.

[@StuD44]

As a Costa Rican, I can tell you that photo is just a joke someone did, it's COMPLETELY false. We don't do that, NOWHERE.

[@gabitu12-v8w]

I love that my country Romania was mentioned

[@RC-xl8se]

2:10 As a European with a very bad sleeping schedule I won't meet the guy

[@FewVidsJustComments]

"This pie chart shows how much of Japan is Japan" Russia, claiming the Kuril Islands: "Oh, I dont think so"

[@Munkeyy]

I'm from Belgium and we actually do have a word for 'toes'. (flemish btw) I mean we literally speak dutch here.

[@silent7159]

The world probably functions as well as it does due to Exel