Geography Now - Autonomous Regions of SPAIN Explained | AMERICAN COUPLE REACTION

[@Jonura]

I'm basque. If you want to see the difference between basque lenguage and spanish... Check this example. 1. The Child eats apples in his House 2. (Spa) El niño come manzanas en su casa. 3. (Bas) Mutilak sagarrak jaten ditu bere etxean.

[@hoseruisu30]

Si yo fuera al Pais Vasco o a Navarra y oyera algo así como "mutilak si lo s-agarrak", salgo corriendo 😉

[@rzomunna4019]

when i visited bilbao i remember being so surprised by the signs and seeing how different it was, oneday when i have time i'd love to learn it

[@ppgolasquirossainz8441]

No tiene ni idea la mayoría de lo que dice es erróneo o falso buscad mejores youtuber que sean veraces y no inventen simplemente por obtener likes,un saludo

[@PedroPerez-b5v]

Por eso el vasco ..tiene 600. Millones de vasco hablantes. ....de hay la diferencia..🎉🎉🎉

[@Bea_BT]

The Basque language (it's called Euskera) is a completely different language. It has nothing to do with Spanish, or with any other language. It's what it's called an "isolated language" = unrelated to any other existing language. It's the only isolated language that still exists in Europe. Super interesting but very difficult. About the Canary Islands: the birds may have originated there but they're not named like that because of the birds. The name comes from the word "can" which is another Spanish word to say "dog" apart from the most common "perro". Greetings from Catalunya! We put the pooping guy in the nativity scene in Christmas. Still weird, I know, but it's not normal decoration xD

[@dib000]

I was always taught the Basque language had strong links with Welsh?

[@Bea_BT]

@@dib000 there are different theories but nowadays experts agree that there's not another language with similar characteristics. There are links with the Iberian language (extinct when the Roman conquered the Iberian Peninsula in the 1st-2nd century AD) and the Aquitanian language (spoken in Ancient Aquitania until the Early Middle Ages).

[@oskarobit]

CAN is in our vocabulary as synonymous of PERRO, but in fact CAN comes from Latin word CANIS = dog. English have the adj. CANINE too. Don't you thing that canis sounds closer to Canari-as? :)

[@Bea_BT]

@@oskarobit I never said that the name comes from "can" but not from "canis". I said that it is related to dogs, but it doesn't come from the bird "canario", which is what most people think.

[@oskarobit]

@@Bea_BT sorry Beatriz, this is what you wrote, copy&paste: "The name comes from the word "can" which is another Spanish word to say "dog" apart from the most common "perro"." I'm agree that most people believe the name is for the canaries (birds). I did it for long time! 'Till some friends from the islands told me about the canis theory :)

[@mmmppp8419]

The silbo gomero is a whistled language used to communicate across ravines and valleys, allowing messages to be exchanged over a distance of up to five kilometers. 😉

[@paulieluppino1856]

5:28 ....Fun fact: The language of Basque (El Vasco) is one of the few languages that was spoken before the roman empire and still last to this days..... (with a few modifications here and there, but mostly untouched).....

[@perlamariapisanolaso8230]

Soy de Cantabria, una región histórica no ya por haber formado parte de la llamada Castilla la Vieja o del reino de Castilla, sino porque el ducado de Cantabria fue, junto con Asturias, el germen del reino de Castilla La cueva de Altamira es la cumbre del arte paleolítico, aunque también tenemos otras maravillas como las cuevas de Cullalvera, Covalanas, Monte Castillo Además, nuestra gastronomía es muy rica, hay mar y montaña Saludos desde Cantabria

[@eimere]

The burial of the sardine is not only from Murcia. It is a catholic celebration, marking the end of the carnival and the beginning of Lent, which will end with the Holy Week and Easter. So in general, every spanish town where carnival is celebrated will end with the burial of the sardine.

[@waltuh11121]

Another thing about Asturias, it could be considered the predecessor to Spain and it was founded in the year 718, being the only kingdom of the peninsula who resisted the arab invasion and started "Reconquista"

[@bakerymellark]

I’m from Catalonia! 😜👌🏻 Nice video! You defenitely have to check out a spanish festivals/festive events video! You’re gonna be surprised

[@NERDINDIAN-gz9bp]

Visca el Barca

[@ZZZarzuelillo]

@@NERDINDIAN-gz9bp hala madrid

[@tadesubaru1383]

as a basque person, I must say it's always nice to see foreigners learn about our culture! it's a shame they can't go too much in depth for each community due to time, I recommend doing your own research if you're interested!

[@4L-X]

Happy to be Catalonian, Nice to be Spanish and proud of being EU citizen 🙂🇪🇦🇪🇺

[@diegorodriguezquiroga1379]

Te falto decir, un ser humano del planeta tierra, un organismo vivo de la vía láctea y un puntito insignificante en el l universo 😜

[@4L-X]

@@diegorodriguezquiroga1379 Literal qué sí

[@Albertoscutarius]

Una abraçada des de Canàries 🙂.

[@4L-X]

@@Albertoscutarius Igualment des de Catalunya amic 🤠

[@javierrodriguezgonzalez3426]

@@diegorodriguezquiroga1379 eso viene ya incluido con se español 😘

[@mariacaballero304]

A Spanish girl here!!! I'm from Valencia😍😍😍

[@cyrus8886]

Basque is it's own language It's the only language left that's not indo European There's a good chance it's related to the langauges of Neolithic europe

[@losplaza7266]

I'm from Barcelona and i have to comment that many spaniards are not conscient of spanish diversity, its normal people from abroad are surprised when they first pay atte tion in my country. Great video keep on your Channel👍

[@tubekulose]

What problems do you have with anchovies and blood sausage. Both are delicious. Greetings from Vienna, Austria! 🙂

[@prototipolq-84i46]

sobretodo la morcilla

[@richiemalone1045]

yes, both are delicious. But it is normal that they are surprised because they have not tried it. Surely if they tried it they would love it. Usually Austrians and Swiss are not big fans of sardines and anchovies. On the other hand, you who have tried them, you love them.

[@tubekulose]

@@richiemalone1045 👍

[@RaduRadonys]

@@richiemalone1045 Not true, I never tasted sushi because I don't like fish so I am 100% sure I will not like it if I tried it. Regarding the blood sausages, they look gross.

[@rzomunna4019]

i'm assuming blood sausage is very similar to what we call black pudding in the uk. i've never been a fan of it haha

[@sincensura111066]

I'm living in Madrid, but originally, I'm from Galicia. Galicia or Galiza (in Galician language) is one of the nationalities of Spain. Galicia has four provinces: A Coruña, Pontevedra, Ourense, and Lugo. Actually, the Galician and Portuguese languages are two varieties of the same language. We share the same lexicon and grammar, but Galician language uses a moderate number of archaic words not in use nowadays in Portugal or Brazil, and some Spanish (Castilian language) borrowed words. Portuguese and Galician varieties have the same origin, the Galaic-Portuguese language, a dialect from vulgar Latin that appeared around the 8th century. Galicia and northern Portugal were also part of the same kingdoms, from the Roman Empire, the Suebi Kingdom, the Visigoth Kingdom, and the Kingdom of Leon. Later on, in 1139, the Count of Portucale (northern Portugal) declared their independence from the Kingdom of Leon and created the Kingdom of Portugal, and he was crowned King. That is why our languages got their little differences with the centuries. I hope you find this information interesting. Thank you!

[@johanengelen8979]

I actually did the camino de santiago from the north of Belgium to santiago on horseback. Currently i have a masia (homestead) in Bovera Catalunia with olivas centenaria, olive trees that are over a century old. The terraces were formed somewhere in the 11th century and the masia next to me has a small cave that where they found traces of Neolithic use. In my masia i found munition from the civil war. Not far from it there is an olive tree that is about 1150 years old and in Bovera (population about 200) has 2 mases ( houses in a homestead) that were used as military hospitals during the civil war. So culture and history is everywhere in Spain

[@albertmas3752]

Nice video! I'm from Catalonia. The guy in the original video did an awesome job. He left a lot of information out of the video but that was a great idea. It's better to say 10 things correctly than to say 20 things that five of them might be wrong. So, awesome work. I also love the insatiable curiosity both of you display for different places and lifestyles.

[@oskarobit]

Euskara, or Basque, it's an isolated language, this means it doesn't have relative languages in Europe. In fact is the older language in Europe and puts "its grains of sand" in the evolution from common Latin to Castilian (Spanish). The most common surname in Spain is García, that comes from the Basque Gartzea/Gaztea (young). You can find a lot of Basque roots in names and surnames: Xabier, Aguirre, Etxebarria (Echevarria), EcheXXX, MendiXXX, XXXlanda, etc. Simon Bolívar, freedom fighter for South America was Basque, as well as Miguel de Unamuno (Writer and philosopher), J.S. Elcano (first sailor to round the World), Ignazio de Loyola (founder of the Jesuits), Cristóbal Balenziaga and Francisco Rabaneda AKA Paco Rabanne (two of the greatest Fashion Designers), Edurne Pasaban (1st woman in acomplise the 14 8-thousanders in the world), John Rahm & José María Olazabal (golfers), Maurice Ravel (musician from French-Basque Lapurdi), Chillida & Oteiza (sculpters). And a special mention to all the great cooks in this land, with or without the Michelin Stars: Arzak, Berasategui, Aduriz, Atxa, Subijana, Canales... This small Basque Country have 24 Michelin Starred Restaurants, the major density on the world right after Tokyo. PS: it's not only a richer area for the tax system but because of the industry, the business nod and a lower level of political corruption. Worker's rights are stronger for the daily fight.

[@georgezee5173]

"Lower level of political corruption" LOL My man, it's been estimated that Basque Country is saving between 2 and 4 billions of euros every single year thanks to their privileged taxation system. Of course they're doing well... At the expense of the rest of Spain! 🤣

[@oskarobit]

@@georgezee5173 LOL for your comment, the usual in the bars and in the right wing press... Who estimated that? Vox? The (far-right)Economist "diary"? On the other hand, you are mixing and confusing concepts. Grab the dictionary and search for “corruption”. Maybe you need to study a bit of history and economics first. That is, in general. The Basque Country is equivalent to 6% of the national GDP; not bad for 4.5% of the total Spanish population. When you make a financial statement, do not count only the income. Add to the equation what you spend, what you save, what you don't ask for, and what you give.... Keep learning, kiddo: - 50% of the corruption cases come out of Andalusia, Valencia and Galicia. - They are closely followed by Castile and Leon, Catalonia and Madrid. - Madrid doubles the number of corruption cases in the Basque Country by far; even adding Navarra and La Rioja, Madrid is still more corrupt. - Excluding the autonomous cities, the Basque Country is third region in corruption... starting from the bottom!

[@Alex-yl8ub]

Saludos desde Canarias buen video pero muy poca información desde cada región de España para entender solo algo está bien pero solo eso.

[@NN-cu3cw]

Fun fact: Vitoria-Gasteiz became "famous" in 2014 because the former NBA player Lamar Odom was signed by the local basketball team (Baskonia, which is a big team and very well known in Europe and Euroleague). He only stayed for 21 days 😂😂

[@brunobastos5533]

Is not Tiede is Teide , and you show parakeets and not canaries , and is not for the bird is for dog in Castellano can , and the oldest parliament is in Iceland

[@RuiCBGLima]

5:33 There are a few theories about the origins of the Basque language "Euskera". One is that it is related to Georgian - in east Europe, in the Caucasus region, since Georgian is also a language isolate. But, Basque is really the only language in western Europe that has nothing to do with other languages. Off course throughout the years it has incorporated some words from Spanish and other languages, but words like "taxi", or "computer/ordinator" that are basically international. It's indeed a fascinating language. Basque is not related to Welsh, because Welsh is a Celtic language, thus indo-european, but Basque is Pre-indo-european. Another curious fact about Basque/Euskera, is that is an aglotinative language, like for example Hungarian. But personally, I find Basque easier to learn, it is very systematic, very logic, although initially confusing, because we, in the west, are not used to these structures of language. But indeed very very interesting. And also, the accent is easier, is more direct... you know how to pronounce the alphabet easily.

[@mariar.6741]

Yes, I'm from Spain, from the Bask Country (País Vasco). Very good video!! ;)

[@Albertoscutarius]

Besarkada bat Kanariatik 🙂.

[@mariar.6741]

@@Albertoscutarius beste bat zuretzat.

[@BenitoAlonsoaguado]

Como me gusta eso de que eres vasca y española . Porque ya sabes no todos opinan como tú en el país Vasco. Pero se agradece escuchar a un vasco decir que es español. Saludos.

[@mariar.6741]

@@BenitoAlonsoaguado No soy única, que no seamos mucho de decir viva España, ni de mostrar banderitas de España no quiere decir que no haya mucha gente que se sienta además de vasco, español y abarcando más también europeo. No son cosas excluyentes.

[@yuoiuy.bolche4592]

Hi, from Salamanca, Región de León en Castilla y León . En Castilla y León se concentra la mayor cantidad de monumentos y ciudades Patrimonio de la humanidad. El resto de la corona Castellana que lleva su gen en cierta idea de la España interior y que a veces choca con otras visiones periféricas. En esta tierra hay cultuta, arte, pueblos emblemáticos , grandes pantanos y reservas mundiales de la Biosfera como las batuecas. En León se creó el parlamento más antiguo de Europa, en Salamanca su universidad es una de las 4 magnas del mundo, siendo fundada en 1218, además está ciudad es capital europea de la cultura tras tener su sede en 2002. Una tierra que además es curiosa en sí, no tiene capital política, hay gran identidad entre provincias y las 3 que pertenecen a la región de León debaten si deberían ser una autonomía sin Castilla. También existe aquí la lengua leonesa (asturleonés), idioma más antiguo que el castellano y con cierta cooficialidad. Los portugueses nos caen muy bien

[@cuberica]

Hi! I'm from Zaragoza, Spain. That joke about people from Aragón? So true, hahaha. Thanks for your interest in our country.

[@richiemalone1045]

Hello mañica. The truth is that the video they react to is not very rigorous. You think that they have given the Gurtel case as an example of corruption. Surely the Valencian and the Catalan have told him that (those who appeared in the first video). Or maybe he watch Ferreras on TV. Instead of the communists and independentistas he says nothing.

[@marcosrodes2897]

I watched the video from Catalonia Spain! I liked your reactions haha

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

6:15 Squash is like tennis but you have a wall so in essence you can play with yourself but you can also play with other people

[@javierrodriguezgonzalez3426]

TEIDE NO TIEDE🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rachferreiros]

I’m from Cantabria!! thanks for your interest in our country! ❤️❤️

[@AlejandroPRGH]

Hello, watching from Madrid, I'm from Madrid and darned proud of it like all madrileños. I liked your reactions. The original video is pretty accurate, in fact.

[@juanpablofernandez3536]

Teide (not Tiede) 😂😂😂

[@opinoporquepuedo1]

Me dio un chungo al ver cómo lo escribió jajajja

[@georgezee5173]

This guy is always f*cking names up in his videos. He never double checks anything despite having so many followers... And he definitely says lots of inaccurate things that some times they seem to come from biased opinions.

[@joseriosamaro1078]

Greetings from Castilla y León, Spain!!

[@martinasanchez-cruzatgraci1035]

Im from Aragón and im so happy they included Bielsa You should check Primer Viernes de Mayo en Jaca if you wanna see more unique Aragonesse traditions

[@PabloArenas]

Territorios en Africa no en Marruecos. Marruecos vino después. La hispanidad es universal.

[@RemoziarProyecto]

If u guys are insterested in the Carnaval de Bielsa you should definetly visit next year!

[@etherealgirl394]

I know that flamenco is very well known world wide but this year Galician music is gaining a lot of attention in our country because of Tanxugueiras, a three member all young women group that mixes traditional folklore music and dances from Galicia with modern sounds. They were among the candidates to represent Spain in Eurovision song festival, but sadly they didn't win in the end. We are very proud of them everywhere in Spain, they are very strong, unique and epic, and if you guys are interested, here's the link to my favorite song by them, it's called Figa: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpTHZ3afmKd2i6s Figas are amulets against envy and I've also read they represent women. Galicia is a land of many legends and mythical stories: magic, festivals and many other cool stuff are everywhere in there. Personally, Galicia is my favorite place ever, I hope I can travel there soon. Greetings from Madrid!

[@richiemalone1045]

really? Tanxungueiras? Are you joking?. Madre mia del amor hermoso.

[@rzomunna4019]

i remember hearing that they weren't picked because it was too galician instead of spanish lol

[@georgezee5173]

@@rzomunna4019 They weren't picked because they were no actual contenders to win Eurovision. Period. Chanel's song and perfomance had clear possibilities to end up in the top 5 (she reminded me a lot of 2018's Eleni Foureira's "Fuego", which won 2nd place that year).

[@cezarmihai321]

Nice reaction guys. Geography now us states would be an interesting one too. Don't forget to mention from which state are you two and how accurate are some things

[@aleografics311]

I'm watching this video from Asturias😁

[@davidbello9522]

Well... to be honest... in Castilla y León you can eat a lot of better things than blood Sausage (morcilla). For example, lamb roast in traditional oven, probably the most iconic CyL food...

[@eduardomarin2783]

La Virgen del Pilar is not the Patron Saint of Spain. That would be both St. James and the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. La Virgen del Pilar is the patron saint of all Hispanity and all Hispanic countries.

[@sergimarquez1]

I’m from Mallorca (also balearic islands) literally the european hawaii, nice video, good to know that people arround the world learns a little bit more about us 🥹♥️

[@epalacas]

Sorry, but as They say in the vídeo, Canary Islands are the european hawaii, becase its volcanic origin and its wheather (10 degrees more now han Balearic islands)

[@CharliCarl_97]

The band called Extremoduro, it is because the founder is from Extremadura, but if you change that pair of vocals... (extremo=extreme/extremity, duro=hard) Fun fact, if the accent is not too pronounced, a spanish can talk with a portuguese with their respective languages. (Some time ago when I was a child, on some holidays I met another boy and got to be friends. A week later I asked him where he was from because I thought he was from far away and had learned spanish so very well, he told me he was from Portugal, when I praised him for his skills in talking in spanish, he told me he only knew portugese at least till that moment)

[@auradb1140]

No explica nada sino que es un estadounidense que no se entera de nada y explica lo que él cree que es España. Si queréis conocer España ver mejor youtubers españoles 👍😉

[@ketomousketo3345]

Spanish here from Madrid, I visited many places in Spain and still think that I'm missing a lot to discover. Galicia is for sure one of top regions for me, if not the top...

[@javierrodriguezgonzalez3426]

Por Asturias pasó muy rapido😁

[@atosighirga2569]

Greetings from Valencia! Country of pirotecnics and masters about wood and explosions. We talk valencian lenguage and non separatist catalonian will change our mind. 😜 Proud about so many things that dont mention in the video (because the entire video isn't even 5% about spanish culture) PD: Paella is like is, call things what they are. PAELLA ≠ Rise with things!!!!

[@247-x2i]

Basque was spoken in the Iberian Peninsula before the Romans arrived, so it is not related to latin or any latin origin language as Spanish

[@richiemalone1045]

pero eso quien lo dice. ¿Los del pnv y bildu?

[@Gonueve]

@@richiemalone1045 Pues hasta el momento varios historiadores y lingüistas de varias nacionalidades, lo que no se explican es el origen o la fecha y siendo Francos, prusianos, holandeses etc poco tendrán que ver con la política nacional. Especialmente si llevan discutiendo desde 1500 y pico sobre textos romanos que hablan sobre el proto-euskera. Lo que sí se ha demostrado es que es indoeuropeo y pre-romano pero de ahí hacia atrás no se sabe si se puede datar de hace 5000 años más o menos. No obstante el Euskera que se habla hoy día poco tiene que ver con ese proto-euskera. Hasta el momento y ya depende de lo que quieras creer porque no está demostrado a ciencia cierta de donde proviene. Se puede llegar a pensar desde que sea el lenguaje que hablaban pueblos pre-romanos en la península anteriores a los propios vascones, berones, etc. Hasta pensar que fuera el lenguaje hablado por los íberos y que una rama de ese lenguaje por el aislamiento de las zonas pirineo-navarras se conservara hasta la posterior romanización (vascoiberismo) Wilhem von Humboldt escribió sobre ello en 1821 y este era prusiano y mucho antes del "nacionalismo" vasco como entendemos hoy en día. "Fonológicamente el ibérico y el euskera tienen una cierta semejanza" pero es ininteligible hasta día de hoy - Manuel Gómez-Moreno historiador y arqueólogo que debatía en 1949 los datos mostrados por Wilhem. Koldo Mitxelena, este sí vasco en el año 51 desmentía que el euskera pudiera ser Vasco-íbero, si no que podría resultar una modificación del aquitano pues morfológicamente tendría un mayor sentido, además de cuadrar zonas cercanas de donde se supone "proviene" el pueblo vasco pirenaico. Theo Venneman un alemán habla sobre la posibilidad y parentesco de antiguas lenguas indoeruopeas con nexos en común, de las que una superviviente podría ser el proto-euskera, convertido luego al euskera del cuál hay varios dialectos por cierto. Pero aquí ya nos vamos a una fumada importante sobre genoma humano por las supuestas "raíces" entre ADN con pueblos neolíticos de zonas comprendidas del bajo y alto báltico, y que por la glaciación se fueron adentrando hacia la Europa oeste-central siguiendo la línea de costa. O bien descendiendo por la glaciación de tierras inglesas/irlandesas. Si alguien pudo alzar el stonhenge quizás fuera un proto-vasco y lo de las piedras nos viene en el ADN jajajaj ( esto ya lo incluyo a modo de coña que se empieza a hacer largo el texto ). Soy vasco y euskaldun ( que viene a significar poseedor del euskera o que habla el idioma ), pero eso no quita que si nuestro idioma fuera el idioma que hablábamos en la península más de 2000 años atrás o mejor dicho, uno de los idiomas ( que seguramente se hablasen varios, por España ha pasado hasta Cristo en chanclas ). Quizás y siendo esta teoría cierta, sería algo para sentirnos orgullosos como país pues es parte de nuestra cultura. A fin de cuentas que coño se hablaba aquí antes de latín y en conjunción con el íbero etc? No nos dejemos llevar por odios ideológicos absurdos y promovidos por gualtrapas y rateros de medio embuste (políticos) cuando estamos ante un posible caso de cultura de nuestro país importante como la "honda" mallorquina, las pinturas rupestres y que daría sentido a la vida que se llevaba tanto aquí como en el resto de la península por nuestros predecesores pre-romanos desde el neolítico hasta la edad de Bronce. Un abrazo Richie!

[@richiemalone1045]

@@Gonueve la verdad no me interesa. He leido dos lineas porque no sabia ni lo que era. Y en cuanto me ha empezado a sonar a explicacion subvencionada con dinero de todos los españoles..... como que se me ha movido algo en el estomago y he parado. Lo primero es la salud. ¿a que no me equivoco con lo de subvencionado?. Por cierto ahora mientras ecribo veo que crees que me dejo llevar por odios y que segun tu me los han provocado rateros. Entiendo que nos incluyas a los demas en tu propia experiencia. No lo se, yo mi opinion, es mia y a mi no me la promueve nadie. Tengo el suficiente criterio y la suficiente personalidad para pensar por mi mismo. Si no es a lo que estas acostumbrado lo lamento. Si acaso alguna rata me ha influido, han sido los etarras del pnv y los de bildu. Como conclusion a mi el vasco no me interesa pero me parece maravilloso que exista. Lo que me produce nauseas es la gente que lo utiliza para su redito politico y engañar a la gente. En definitiva para crear un enenmigo y justificar su existencia y separar la gente. Sin olvidar que su ultimo fin es vivir del cuento, porque no valen ni para escribir la o con un canuto.Ya no te digo darle mas importancia que al español. Un idioma que lo hablan 600 millones de personas. Pero ese es el nivel de esa basura. Son tan paletos que..... Si obtienes satisfaccion hablandolo te felicito, pero no me intentes vender la moto. Otro abrazo para ti.

[@Gonueve]

@@richiemalone1045 pues si no quieres leerlo no tengo mucho más que decir, no se da dinero subvencionado de los impuestos españoles a un alemán-prusiano de hace 150 años, ni creo que en la época de los 50 estuvieran para subvencionar mucho estudios sobre de donde viene el Euskera. Tampoco los escritos romanos sobre los pueblos de España de hace 2000 años, íberos, astures, berones, vascones etc. Que actualmente hay estudios subvencionados claro que los habrá como los hay para estudiar fósiles y cavernas, como los hay para estudiar lenguas muertas e historia del país. Pero si te lo hubieras leído y comprendido hubieras leído que es cultura de España de lo que hablo y no de política.

[@richiemalone1045]

@@Gonueve Eso del aleman..... Como si antes no pagaran a gente para hacer un informe y el autor sabiendo lo que perseguia el contratante , lo ajustara a lo que esperaba recibir. Eso es mas viejo..... Siempre ha habido gente con dinero y mucho tiempo libre, para hacer estudios (por lo de los años 50) De todas formas yo me referia a lo que me confirmas, actualmente. ¿tu te encuentras en ese grupo? Porque por la longitud del texto, te veo informado y con ganas de transmitir ese mensaje. Luego que me compares el vasco, con lo que lo haces para justificar las subvenciones, creo que no merece la pena ni el debate. Resulta ingenuo decir que ahora el vasco no es politica..... tampoco tengo nada que añadir. En todo caso sera cultura del pais vasco, no de España. Como mucho tradicion de una comunidad española. Pero claro eso si le preguntas a los politicos, te diran que no son España. Con lo cual, lo tienes mal para defender eso, pero por los de tu propia comunidad. Ademas que ahora son 4 gatos los que hablan el vasco..... Normalmente los que viven del estado español.. Un abrazo amigo

[@marcgarrigosmane166]

Im from Catalonia! You are welcome to visit

[@sincensura111066]

Galicia! Actually, Galician and Portuguese are the same language, but with different accents, Galician has more archaic words not in use in Portuguese anymore. Galician and Portuguese have the same origin in medieval Galician-Portuguese language. They were never should be considered as different languages, as we don't say American and British English are different languages. For you to know! Now, this is one frase written in Portuguese and the same written in reintegracionist Galician: - O galego e o português são uma mesma língua. (PT) - O galego e o português som umha mesma língua. (GAL) It's not very different, right?

[@Caambrinus]

The autonomous regions (never called 'autonomies') have 'presidentes', but this translates more as 'prime minister' or 'chairman of government' (i.e. they do not have supreme power). I'm afraid that our friend has it wrong about Andalusian Spanish; the Arabic influence is quite widespread in both Spanish and Portuguese. His Spanish is rather faulty and many Spanish words are misspelt. The Picasso painting is called 'Guernica' (pron. Gher-NEEK-ah') and Murcia is pronounced MOOR-thee-ah (I know; I live there).

[@jacob.basque]

i’m from basque country!!! good video ❤️

[@musicadereyollipro6637]

The guy did not explain that the capital of the canary islands is not one city but two. Vitoria-Gasteiz name comes from Vitoria in castilian and Gasteiz in euskara

[@Yrevan01]

Great vid! Just a small typo, Extremadura is an historical region and descendants of the Lusitanians

[@LuisGarcia-uw9hl]

Basque is a complete different language. Only there in the world is spoken

[@rocioc.8650]

I'm from Galicia ! :-) You have to check my "autonomy" more close hahaha like Islas Cies , Isla de San Simón, Bayona, Tui, Coruña, Playa de las Catedrales ( Lugo ) and so on... you will be surprised. We are the forgotten side of Spain so we remain sauvage comparing to Mediterranean cities. Here is very rural, is like travelling trough time going to the past. And YES we do have the best Octopus hahaha, the best place to taste it is in Ribadavia ( Ourense ) .

[@richiemalone1045]

Dont forget La toja and o´grove. Sanxenxo. Galicia is great. Im not from galicia but its true.

[@rocioc.8650]

@@richiemalone1045 :-) totally Richie, Galicia is very small comparing to other places but it has too many things to see. The places you are mentioning are very turistic like Santiago de Compostela. You have other places not well knowing like Isla de San Simon, Isla de Ons, Manzaneda, Redondela,... thanks for visiting us !!!

[@BenitoAlonsoaguado]

Claro que sí Galicia es genial y se come madre mía como se come . Saludos de un manchego de Toledo. Aquí lo que tenemos es mucho mazapán ....si os gusta😂😂😂

[@zarzaparrilla67]

That face expressions you made when you hear "blood sausage" 😂😂😂 so ignorant, "morcilla" as we call it is bloody delicious 😅

[@richardyoli]

Thanks for the video. You should come and visit Spain, you will get surprise!!! I was born in Valencia region but my family come from Castilla y Leon (Salamanca)

[@perlamariapisanolaso8230]

Hey, mi madre y mi familia materna son de un pueblo de Salamanca

[@Jkhnluhbbhh____mad-c9w]

Nice video

[@zorrolimonero]

Hi!! Greetings from MURICA (Murcia)

[@SantiagoS-mz4zz]

12:41 The picture on the left is from Segovia, not from Madrid.

[@nfllifestyle5256]

Hey, guys! I have a few recommendations for you two to check out: 1. Geography Now - Japan and Singapore 2. Why Indonesia is Moving Their Capital City (RealLifeLore) 3. US vs UK McDonald's and KFC (Food Insider) Anyway, good reactions as always 😊

[@coloto]

that blood sausage is called morcilla and its delicious

[@JCcordobaa]

12:17 That in the picture is not the Moncloa Palace haha it is the barracks of the Air Force in Moncloa district, Madrid. But Moncloa Palace is another building. 12:40 he put here a picture of Segovia, it belongs to Castille and Leon, not Madrid.

[@otxodorrena]

Im from BASQUE COUNTRY 💚🤍❤️(France)

[@JordiVanderwaal]

"I don't know what an autonomy even is, I guess it's like states?" I'll take it! :P Geography Now as usual does a good job. There's only a few minor errors, but nothing important. He described Catalonia quite well. Hahah

[@anotherthez7598]

Well, those pet birds aren't canaries, they're bugies - originally from Australia (lol).

[@trunkex]

I'm from Guadalajara, the original, which is in the region of Castilla - La Mancha, region whith an absurd name form by the name Castille, land of castles and La Mancha, another region that describes a very flat land. La Mancha covers the provinces (administrative units) of Toledo, Cuenca, Ciudad Real and Albacete), but not Guadalajara, which is only castillian and part of another geographical region called La Alcarria. So, the people in Castilla-La Mancha are callled castellano-manchegos o castellanomanchegos and from Guadalajara we are always complaining everywhere about we are not manchegos, not from La Mancha, because it's something they confuse even in our own country.

[@ST-ku5nm]

Hiiii, I'm from Logroño, La Rioja, amazing video ;)

[@nouonze]

That human tower isa catalan tradition called Castells and i think it'd be awesome for you to react because it's overwhelming and incredible. There's a documentary in youtube narrated in english

[@CharliCarl_97]

12:38 the left below pic may be from Segovia and not Madrid

[@PabloNavarro-c5g]

Also fun fact paella original ingrdients were wild rat and duck sometimes a cat

[@levenza]

11.09 The metal band is ExtremOduro not "Extremaduro"

[@JorgeOvies]

The Guanches in Canary Island, were in origin bereber people, VI century BC, and later from Roman inhabitants from Mauritania, the roman province, not the actual country (Yeap, Roman empire knew the existence of this island, that they call Fortunatae Insulae -> lucky island)

[@anacasanova7350]

Valencia no es corrupta , no lo es más que Cataluña o cualquier lugar de España. Corruptos lo son más otros territorios Mediterráneos. En España no existe la Mafia como en otros países vecinos. No digan mentiras. Valencia es maravillosa, el único problema es el calor en verano.

[@genious1682]

Con lo que robó Jordi Pujol en Catalunya y el PSOE en Andalucía no se puede tildar a la Valencia como la región más corrupta

[@jacintguijarro9157]

Rita Barbera, Zaplana, Camps y el aeropuerto dei abuelo, y no es corrupta

[@nicolas_eg]

1k finallyyyyyyyy

[@Carlos-wv3yj]

I enjoy your video a lot cheers from the most beautiful city of spain: Donosti

[@rafabn122]

Hi guys I'm from Valladolid (Castille y León) Really good video.😜

[@aditya____179]

love from India

[@rafaelcanosantos3554]

Basque is an indoeuropean language but nobody knows where it came from. It also has nothing to do with languages emerged from Latin.

[@devaneandoful]

It is not an Indoeuropean language, it is different from any surviving language, it may have a relation with the disappeared Ibero but the Ibero could not be translated through the Basque although there are common words, therefore it is something that is under discussion, it has no known relatives.

[@user-up6nw6fz3x]

The castellers 10:30 explained here kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5q2eZmooqyXr9E

[@waltuh11121]

Don't think bad about blood sausage, it's very good

[@vicencpenapuig9612]

This people are castellers "human towers". There are a lot of videos in KZbin. I recomended castellers torres humanas video

[@germanqr]

Proud Canarian here!

[@Matalafame]

Well there are some small mistakes :P but is a funny Geography-cultural video. But no, Canary Islands name comes from "Can", that is "dog" in Latin (Roman Era)

[@krakendragonslayer1909]

5:37 Basque live in their place for 40 000 years and their only relatives are Canarian peoples. Japhetine people (like e.g. modern Europeans) arrived to Europe after Ice Age ended between 5800BC and 4000BC.

[@devaneandoful]

no hay relación entre vascos y canarios, hubo teorías q están descartadísimas al respecto, lo mismo q las teorías de la relación con los pueblos del Caucaso. Genéticamente los vascos a los q más se parecen es a los europeos occidentales: españoles, franceses e ingleses, y mucho a los cerdeños. Claro q lengua y genética no tienen porqué ir de la mano. Lingüísticamente el vasco no tiene nada q ver con ninguna lengua conocida en la actualidad, lo que sí hay discusiones es sobre su posible relación con el desaparecido ibero.

[@MireiaGutierrezFernandez]

As a Andalucía native persons I can say that you guys have a lot of prejudices in all of spain that come from andalucia Desde Sevilla

[@danielplazasobrino9983]

Is Sevilla, not Seville :(

[@alejandrodecalblanco5113]

Galician octopuss is better than any other by far, its called " pulpo a feira " and we are the undisputed legends on that, basicly the best seafood in the world comes from here.

[@juaialmon]

je,je, que bien lo pasais, un abrazo desde barcelona

[@araknne]

Como que castilla la Mancha capital Toledo?!?!? KHE?!?! La capital es Albacete

[@BenitoAlonsoaguado]

Veo muchos topicos sebre España y los españoles como siempre en este video.

[@selene2k]

12:40 The Segovia aqueduct is from Segovia, not Madrid, wtf 😂 Im from Madrid, but i also have ancestors from Toledo, Valladolid, Asturias and Galicia and probably from Catalonia because of my last name, specifically from the Aragonese nobility (Borrell). I like genealogy but I haven't been able to go beyond my great-great-grandparents, I don't even know if that's possible

[@carlosestruga4322]

Greetings from an Aragonese. Each community people has a particular fame, and you will hear that people from Aragón are really stubborn, that's why the joke about the Mini Cooper, if we say it fits, we don't stop until it fits.I was born in a place in Aragón touching Catalonia what we call La Franja (The Borderland) here we speak catalan language mixed with old aragonese language (called Fabla), a strange catalan

[@jramonlavin3485]

The first europeas city in Usa…….San Agustín (Florida)

[@capitantrueno6403]

Andalucía: lots of topics and little information.

[@arturobaron]

Exactly

[@ericsiso5310]

Como siempre menospreciados hasta q uno por casualidad se interesa, en ese momento descubre cosas impensables

[@liul]

España es uno de los tres países más visitados en el mundo. No seas quejica

[@jonacinage]

MANY ERRORS Those who explain the history of Spain make many mistakes. Castilian and Spanish are exactly the same. It was called Spanish because of the Spanish colonies. Spain was born in the 18th and 19th centuries. Its flag and its parliament are from the XVIII century, its first president and its first constitution are from the XIX century, using the seal of Castile until the XX century. Aragon, Catalonia, Valencia, Majorca and the Pitiusas islands (Formentera and Ibiza) formed an independent alliance, until Castile invaded them. That's where the independence problems came from. Catalonia was betrayed by France with the "Treaty of the Pyrenees 1659" where France would keep all of northern Catalonia, and form an alliance with Castile to invade Valencia. Catalonia would also be betrayed by England with the "Pact of Utrecht 1713", where England would take Menorca and Gibraltar, and Castile would invade Barcelona and Mallorca. There are many errors, all drawn from Spanish nationalism.

[@AlexzeproEZP]

the capital of Castile y León VALLADOLID HAS A CAPITAL OF SPAIN IN 1609

[@natalialeonor]

Greetings from Madrid

[@jramonlavin3485]

Rita Hayworth, Jhon Philips Sousa, Mell Ferrer,Charly Seen,Almirante Farragut….the son of Spanish emigrants