Weird Things That Are Normal In Your Country

[@Zimbax]

Oh wait I forgot to premiere lol... whatever Where y'all from?

[@hyfade1245]

Finland

[@mrgamer123bestone7]

🇹🇷

[@Prollan06]

Spain

[@sigacy1374]

Indonesia

[@Darwizzy2700]

Egypt

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

Germany: You can drink at 16 years old Americans: "OMG SO COOL" Europeans: "Nah it's just normal dude" Germans: "16? I did at 14!"

[@yohanesmy8354]

Other counyry's : wait you guys are getting beer's ?

[@Hi-dj6lp]

@@yohanesmy8354 bears 🐻?

[@yohanesmy8354]

@@Hi-dj6lp *beers

[@yohanesmy8354]

@Fihlippe Luhis *beers

[@thunderstraw864]

@@yohanesmy8354 you mean🐰🐰

[@kratos8564]

In Brazil we also call strangers "uncle" and "aunt", loosely translated. Here it's "tio" and "tia", they mean 2 things: your parents' siblings and a random middle aged person

[@okayjass9442]

🤜🤛

[@spanish442oonsfan4]

Spain to, man

[@gusneverdied]

Same in India. Middle aged women often get offended when called Aunty lol.

[@tiagoveronezzizetkovski6146]

Nesse sentido "Tia" é uma gíria. Lá na Índia é normal mesmo, sem gíria.

[@dnanayakkara6449]

Same in Sri Lanka, but sometimes we even call them mother and father

[@asmitoghosh2193]

There's a lot for India actually. Granny and nosy neighbor as surveillance camera, eating certain dishes with our right hand (must hold food with the fingers, no contact with palm), and supporting Brazil, Argentina more than our own country. Also, drinking water without touching our lips to the bottle.

[@nalinisingh3088]

Indians always support their country

[@gusneverdied]

@@nalinisingh3088 You must be from a metropolitan city or a Tier 1 city. It might be uncommon there. But in rest of India, as far as I've seen, aunties truly are security cameras. Just try to bring you girlfriend or your boyfriend home someday in these cities, you'll find out.

[@foxyloxy_]

*Drink water without the bottle touching your lips* Me who uses a thermos and cup: Wait, WHAT?!

[@shramanadasdutta3006]

Support Brazil or Argentina in Football coz we arent in FIFA. Specify please. And also 'you praise India, Indians will stage a battle to prove you wrong. You bad mouth India, Indians will start a fight and feed your emptied soul to the fishes of the Indian ocean'. Be careful.

[@Dev-re6fp]

Wth? Aunties and Grannies? Bro such a stupid thing

[@the__monkey]

ok as a turkish citizen the part about watching construction work was spot on. but most people who complain about the economy don't vote for the people who messed it up. usually old people vote for them and you don't see them on the internet too much. that's why it looks like everybody in turkey complains about the economy yet we still vote for the horrible politicians.

[@OnurKRB]

100% true

[@Tan-zi4eh]

Even we have a poem about "Why we should kill villagers" Köylüleri Niçin Öldürmeliyiz?

[@krenzzyy]

hi bob the builder

[@GrassToucher24c]

Same in Philippines

[@kolejnyhejeter_anotherhater]

He could be anyone of us, and engineer gaming revealed to be Turkey!

[@andressamazgka]

The 90's in Brasil was absolutely insane I can't decide if I'm ashamed of it or if I love it

[@yasmimdebora6393]

Same

[@henriquesalvatti544]

Só digo duas palavras: *Sushi erótico*

[@yasmimdebora6393]

@@henriquesalvatti544 a gente era hardcore

[@Felix-Wilson]

@@henriquesalvatti544 krl eu lembrei desse video, mas nn é pra sentir vergonha, o reino unido tem pornografia abessa na televisão

[@Queijocheddar1234]

Concordo

[@mininudoalem7950]

It doesn't matter the temperature, 40°C or -5°C, Brazilians will always be wearing flip flops

[@Restar11111]

É por conta da imunidade elétrica kk

[@WaifuSeeker]

@Chris Pawlak fatos

[@b_mw558]

Eu sou brasileiro mas na escola eu fui proibido de usar chinelos por que eles iam parar atirados em alguém não sei como sabe daí eu acabei pegando o costume de usar tênis e não chinelos

[@okayjass9442]

Indians too 😂

[@kingslayer120]

What!! We indians too we got some similarities 🎊

[@rifkynda8588]

0:49 only in Indonesia you can find a market in the middle of the mountain, and if you are lucky you can also listen to traditional music in the middle of the mountain, Indonesians believe in mystical things more than the existence of covid 19😭

[@diissriza]

Mystic more believable than covid-19. That's our ancestors did 😂

[@ok.3714]

Or you can also hear lengser wengi in the middle of night in forest..

[@FCTouhou]

@@diissriza So you believe in what more ignorant people believed and did without evidence but not in real science that is supported with evidence and data?

[@sakuraa4522]

@@FCTouhou bruh, thats something u will never understand 😂

[@FCTouhou]

@@sakuraa4522 Yeah because I try to follow evidence and not bullshit fairytales

[@afrouska]

1:31 if you visit Greece and there isn’t at least one grandma watching you and criticising you you know something’s wrong😂😂😂

[@nalik4905]

I’m Portuguese and the Portuguese part is so accurate

[@cantrusthestory]

that moment when the portuguese president turns to be a discord bot

[@brawler5247]

@@cantrusthestory 2:48 True I use too because i Am Brazilian thats Flip Flops Actually from ThE Bigest Flip Flops Brand Its Havaianas

[@rafaelroberts6320]

I am too and then they'll fight over rewarding them

[@tiagoantonio9677]

Pois é hahahaha

[@nalik4905]

@@tiagoantonio9677 e ele não era mesmo cubano? Kkkkk

[@purplefake]

"btw... everyone uses flip flops in brazil" me wearing a flip flop right now: 🤡 complicado.

[@Restar11111]

E EU QUE TO DESCALÇO KKKK

[@kacarimbo6589]

havainas

[@camili4259]

eu prefiro crocs fml, sou sulista dá p ficar de chinelo não

[@_isarah_]

Tipo qual o problema com chinelos cara 😭😭😭

[@charlotteholmes3056]

Yep!!! I am wearing it right now...

[@luis_gil]

As a Brazilian I can say: Flip Flops IS LIFE

[@octozombie_stan]

Até a sua mãe usar pra te bater.

[@philippines4629]

Same here in Philippines 😂😂😂

[@YusufGamingq]

Indonesian too

[@Japonesbello]

@Redwan Hossain , yeah, same lol.

[@okayjass9442]

For Indians too , like we wear flip flops all the time

[@romaybenyaktm3733]

2:06 my grandfather was addicted to it, he loved to watch these machines while working

[@elonmusk42]

Nice

[@user-wi9xt2jq9q]

As an Argentinian, knowing that some random person from the other side of the world and with a totally different culture encourages the same football team as you is kinda wholesome

[@maximooscarmolina3617]

It is the only good thing that we get from the Malvinas war, that a country supports us in football for facing the British

[@TheGoatMessigician]

Bangladeshis are passionate towards the Argentina national football team. That's so wholesome !

[@docilelikewintercatfish]

People even choose to murder if you argue.( happened many times). And celebrate the match by flying more flags than their independence day.😉

[@docilelikewintercatfish]

@@TheGoatMessigician bruh. It's more like a war between brazil vs argentina

[@TheGoatMessigician]

@@docilelikewintercatfish lol

[@kujatribal]

As a Portuguese, I can say that whenever a Portuguese athlete wins a medal, the first news are "Athlete xxxx won a medal" and right next "The President already congratulated the athlete xxxx for the medal" So, yeah, our current president is like that.

[@joaonogas5553]

It isn't a bad thing tho.

[@tugabooga]

He also takes selfies with everyone EDIT: atleast before the pandemic

[@zowaski4388]

Ainda mais se for uma medalha de ouro né seu safado, só fica longe do nosso ouro agora por favor.

[@manuelpinto4292]

@@zowaski4388 sim todos os dias eu e a minha caravela vamos ao brasil roubar ouro, isso não aconteceu à 500 anos né

[@nobodyimportant281]

It's kinda wholesome tho. 😂

[@DZstudios.]

Chileans say “PO” at the end of every sentence Brazilians: tries to not look sus

[@ATERAH]

@Dani huehuehue ._.

[@DZstudios.]

@Potato7500 pó cara!

[@hihello7813]

Lmao in the Philippines too we use the word"PO" at the end of the sentence as a sign of respect 😆 for example: "ANG GWAPO NYO PO"

[@arianam9977]

@Potato7500 Funny how "po qué pena" also makes sense in Spanish but it means something else xd ("po" is short for "pues").

[@piadas804]

@Dani huehuehue fu

[@FMORAIS]

As a Portuguese I can confirm that President’s habit, and also we use “caralho” for both exceptionally happy situations and furious situations 😂

[@bjgamer3298]

Conconrdo com a sua afirmação

[@vitor.4704]

Ala o português quer cacetinho kkkkkk

[@LuizHenrique9406]

Como brasileiro, concordo com o uso de "caralho" nas duas situações

[@duartemira8253]

O Foda-se também dá para tudo

[@saillok4923]

Funny how everything in Italy also applies to Greece Also, in Greece the more you insult and swear to someone, the better friends you are. We all call our friends malaka .

[@yarnickgoovaerts]

Im still confused as to what malaka actually means.

[@koskar7]

@@yarnickgoovaerts Malaka means asshole. It's the most used curse word in Greece.

[@adiossoydaniel]

And Spain

[@saillok4923]

@@koskar7 The most accurate translation would be wanker I believe

[@dhruvshandilya6761]

Yeah they all were roman countries

[@gamesdicastruques]

As a brazillian i can 100% confirm that everyone uses flip flops

[@z__aii]

Here in Philipines if Parents count to three it means "🩴 🤛🏻 and the belt is three"

[@rebeccaserrano4889]

@@z__aii the same happens in Brazil

[@furretman3741]

As we should

[@DaviRenania]

In Rio we even go to the shopping mall with flip flops

[@tiagorochedo]

Estou usando um agora mesmo!!! :)

[@eredds5075]

As an Italian i can assure you that Nonna is everything: a security camera, your worst nightmare and your best family member. ❤️ Also Italians who complain about their country are the worst... they can't do anything else but complaining and forget the luck of being born in such a beautiful country 🇮🇹

[@giovy1922]

Verissimo, ma ha ragione lui: noi passiamo la nostra esistenza a lamentarci del nostro Paese, ma se lo fa uno straniero incazzatura immediata😂

[@alfonsomango_suyu]

I love italian culture. I want to visit someday

[@matei2666]

No in realtà tutti in italia si lamentank del paese ma quando lo dice uno che non è italiano vedi come si parte per buttarlo fuori a calci

[@giovy1922]

@@alfonsomango_suyu you’re always welcome 💙🇮🇹 we’d love to have you here🥰

[@minakomel]

Cosa succede se una persona straniera critica invece a... Trenitalia?

[@webtoon.crumblchar]

“You call strangers uncle and Aunty” In malaysia it’s normal too its a form of respect (treating people like family)

[@haisheauspforte1632]

In Germany this was normal until like the 70ies but then they stopped doing it for whatever reason

[@Normal_difficulty69]

same as turkey

[@webtoon.crumblchar]

@@Normal_difficulty69 oo

[@monolith9613]

Sama

[@monolith9613]

Sama di indo

[@desireesepertino7077]

Us Italians have a love/hate relationship with our country, mostly because we are very proud of our culture but very not proud of our politicians and state as a whole. That's why we get aggressive if you are talking shit about Italy as a whole, we love the country but hate how Is managed. Also can confirm that Nonnas are the most powerful beings ever

[@miriamiraci6167]

Nonnas power!

[@PbblatestFyangsmithfanatic]

Italy is the best country for me. I want to visit your country.

[@TheArtisticBirb]

@@PbblatestFyangsmithfanatic not you're but OUR lol

[@PbblatestFyangsmithfanatic]

@@TheArtisticBirb wdym?

[@alaris4230]

For part 2: Canada: People makes converstations about weather more than politics. Kazakhstan: You have 2 new years, first one is in January, and other is in March.

[@Wind0fChange]

Navruz

[@krxzovic]

Nauryz

[@morisco56]

@internet person there are many parts where you can find bagged milk lol, why is it shocking for americans

[@empty_world3397]

USA: Pew pew

[@TheRifild]

@internet person you can buy milk in bags in Russia too but it looks like our bags looks a bit better

[@polishhussarmapping258]

Poland 🇵🇱 - applause for the pilot after takeoff and touchdown - ketchup on pizza (not normal for me, but normal for many people here) - socks with sandals (often associated with Germany, but also common in Poland) - crazy driving (watch out on the road, it's dangerous) - putting Pope John Paul II everywhere - complaining about the country, but actually being proud of it - using the k-word as a comma - mass-invading every youtube video that has the word Poland in its title

[@blackman5867]

The last one is actually a quite common thing to many countries such as Brazil, India, USA, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia,...

[@prateeksharma729]

Yeah, we Indians also mass invade every youtube video with the word "India" in it lmao

[@wiktorsw7548]

as someone who lives in Poland: -idk i never flew on a plane but children often say "panie pilocie dziura w samolocie" (pilot, there is a hole in the plane) whenever they see one -whats wrong with ketchup on pizza? -i dont usually look at peoples feet but i know at least 1 person who does it occasionally (its me) -its not that bad, it is possible to survive on the road (maybe) -yes -100% yes -its not everyone, but there are some people who really use k-word as a comma -and writting comments in polish language sorry for my english, its not my first language

[@susah135]

Overproudness is a universal trait.

[@pcgaming7680]

@@prateeksharma729 lmao true

[@taketsuke4787]

As a Turkish person I can say, both information is absolutely correct. But guys let's be honest, watching building machinery is so relaxing

[@MumChitro]

Hello there from India...we also do like to watch building constructor machines

[@Peppermintsy740]

Hehe

[@arnavmishra786]

Portugal: Everytime an athelete wins a Medal at Olmypic Games, your President calls them to congratulate before thier mothers Modi ji : *Are you challenging me?*

[@gaurikabajpai5002]

sooo true hahaha

[@kajaldey2656]

It's at 69 Likes. But I'm liking it anyways because other stupid people will anyway ruin this number lol.

[@bbdi181]

Ahahahah

[@sugarrpa]

Pelos vistos sim

[@Mumtaz-b7f]

Yes 😂👍its true

[@ariesyasofiea7103]

as a malaysian, it is very accurate. me when in class.. Teacher: Thank you, because you complete your homework on time (Malaysians are always late) me: thank you teacher (I say it because I think teacher praises me):-D

[@belajarsudoku]

@Capt Alpha after realizing there are two homeworks.

[@jaysonmichael2468]

Why it's so true?

[@amiruliman5]

@Capt Alpha yes mostly there

[@krio1267]

im also malaysian, xd true

[@swift_sa]

I don't really do that

[@nas1320]

0:50 this is really accurate, if someone lost/die there's gonna be ALWAYS a mystical explanation. Especially the local celebrity that died recently, the "MYSTICAL" story will up in a week or two on the local TV. There's a story about a boy who got lost while hiking in the mountains and people though he's been kidnapped by a ghost or something, and they find the body of him after a week, Turns out he died because he slipped into the abyss.

[@fazarsagara1499]

Yeah, its really stupid

[@kidnakper6309]

It’s also common here in Malaysia maybe because we’re just next each other

[@YusufGamingq]

Awokawok

[@pandamilkshake]

"Legally drink beer at the age of 16!" All of Europe including Germany: "Heh...16...funny man says funny things"

[@mejfu420]

In Poland, we have more churches than shops, we have traditional Polish Russian dumplings, and parliament building is circular shaped, just like a circus, which it is

[@andersonferrarischneider4481]

I love the polish architecture Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷 Here we have a piece of Poland, the city's name is "Áurea"

[@hisokamorow3611]

Yeah the pierogi ruskie right? My mother brought me a whole kilo or more from poland, they are so frozen that i have to beat them with a wood to seperate them

[@the_mess_of_meff]

Пелмеши... Пища богов, скажу вам

[@priyanshumaikhuri5856]

Indian parliament is circular in shape too

[@johnysins69696]

@@priyanshumaikhuri5856 now it's changed

[@kokoess_]

As an African calling people uncle and auntie is very normal even if you don’t know them.

[@leadharsh0616]

Yeah because we have specific names for different relatives at least in india. And elder respect prevents us from calling them by their names so we adopted those.

[@rob_olmstead]

Quit countryhumans today. Why do it tomorrow if you can finish this issue once and for all? It's for your best. Overcome the addiction.

[@kokoess_]

@@leadharsh0616 that’s cool to know tbh. idk people do this in your country but in Nigeria we have different ways of greeting elders for example when meeting an elderly woman you curtsy.

[@kokoess_]

@@rob_olmstead it’s too late now I’ve been consumed to the point where I draw Countryhumans for comfort lmao

[@Jorin06]

Brazil too

[@frutosdamar3546]

2:48 even the vice president? EVEN THE PRESIDENT

[@marechaldariz]

General Hamilton Morao (Former Vice President) was once at a beach region by the goverment, him was with a cap, sunglasses, flip flops and without a shirt.

[@FIREFROST-]

As an Indian i can confirm that

[@TheRedstoneGuyOfficial]

Same lmao

[@megaknight6173]

Same

[@FR-raj]

Yep lol 😂

[@shafiqhanafie7878]

as a malaysian native, that was spot on literally everywhere

[@danishaiman8538]

And we also ask somethings that we have know to other people like in the bas station. Waiting for the bus are you?

[@Laptop1940]

as a malaysian citizen, i can relate

[@uncool2182]

Lol at school be like: Terima kasih cikgu (thank you teacher) Also teacher: Terima kasih kelas. (Thanks class) Damn, got this weird thank you habit from school since I'm 7

[@uncool2182]

@@danishaiman8538 and don't forget if you want to do something maniac while driving or crossed the godamn highway, just used the power of hand and you'll be save.😂

[@thermalshock4499]

I try so hard to not do that but still ends up doing it,, help it’s our culture now

[@redspiderofmps]

I’m Italian and I know that everyone can agree these Italian facts.

[@davidevirone1271]

Vero

[@nicolo2227]

Io ho preso questo esempio: io posso dire che casa mia fa schifo ma se un'ospite viene e mi dice la tua casa fa schifo io mi arrabbio sinceramente quindi non ho problemi se ci giudicano per questo

[@lmacoconut5710]

si.

[@redspiderofmps]

@@lmacoconut5710 Gia

[@PerlaGuastiSoprano]

Che poi ci incazziamo più che altro perché gli stranieri non abitano qui tutti i giorni, loro per la maggior parte vengono per qualche giorno o qualche mese e poi se ne vanno, non puoi lamentarti di una cosa di cui non conosci a fondo

[@emilienvercaempst623]

As a belgian i can confirm that we have over 1000 beers and each has it own glass

[@clearwaterpath4063]

italy: grandmas in balconies as security cameras filipino chismosas: finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary

[@thefilipinogamertfg]

Some local government units there consider using gossip spreaders as evidence for crimes

[@irinavalencia3313]

Btw, as an Argentinian I'm surprised to hear the word "chismosa" in other countries

[@clearwaterpath4063]

@@irinavalencia3313 Philippines were colonized by the spaniards for 333 years, we have a lot of words that have latin decent haha

[@SmicoMc]

Balkans: amateurs

[@bomgol]

Hehe ma le nostre vecchie alla finestra hanno una arma letale : la ciabatta ma non di cuoio….

[@BoxyPlains92587]

As a Russian, I can confirm that the picture on the thumbnail is more accurate for Russia. We have elders stalking you in almost every quiet area

[@gurcuball6193]

Elders? More like BABUSHKAS!

[@iamaghost6859]

Nope the thumbnail is for india !

[@Heisenberg_07]

Ye u literally waiting for your троллейбус and you hear babushkas talking and boom you know everything going on in your area over the last month

[@piadas804]

Also accurate for Brazil.

[@AXfanYeemo]

So true, but the thumbnail wasn’t Russia

[@Windows11Official]

Part 2: France: You can marry a freaking dead person, as long as you prove that he/she loves you Australia: There was actually a war against the emus Japan: PC games in Japan are basically adult films

[@germanyball982]

*loved

[@klosiy55]

Bro I'm French and I never heard about this shit

[@Windows11Official]

@@klosiy55 Maybe you can check it on the Internet?

[@aidenfujimoto8062]

@@Windows11Official doesn't change his point, literally 0 person does that in France

[@peterparker9954]

And the emus won

[@benjaminconcettigaray7952]

As an Argentinian, I confirm the accuracy of this video.

[@ihonestlydontcare1158]

The death situation in Ireland has gotten so bad to the point where local radio stations have a point in their broadcasting where they just say all the people that have died recently in the area and how they’ve died all you have to do is ring them up and say the name and cause of death and they’ll broadcast it it’s usually one of the big topics in situations

[@AlvinKhan-uq6ji]

My dad is Bangladeshi and this is so accurate, his favorite teams are the Argentinian and Brazilian.

[@brluob]

He a legend

[@henryszytko9142]

1:26 same in Brazil, but they have a bônus. They talk about The life of the other peoples.

[@mfra959]

Flip Flop is more Common then Shoes 😂

[@henryszytko9142]

@@mfra959 whe call "chinelos/havaianas" here

[@henryszytko9142]

@Chris Pawlak realmente

[@rumeysaongul4765]

Nice one! :) There's another weird thing about Turkey: Making the groom drink salty (and sometimes spicy) coffee when a couple's families meet for the first time before marriage. There've been incidents because of this...🌟😅

[@icebear__.]

It's so awesome 😂

[@Domgus809]

In Mother Russia every thing is Normal 🇷🇺

[@South_Asian.Fascist-98]

Yes Comrade 😉

[@KAminariballs]

Xaxxaa

[@gamingwithsp9489]

🍌🍑 also?

[@KAminariballs]

@@gamingwithsp9489 lol

[@blackman5867]

@@gamingwithsp9489 s€x

[@msmlem]

2:09 True, we love watching them. And sometimes several person gather there and watches them, sometimes with cracking the sunflower seeds :D

[@savagepanda8458]

America: People care more about their guns than themselves.

[@d3adman404]

America isn't a country, its a continent

[@savagepanda8458]

@@d3adman404 I’m referring to the country, bruh.

[@YzHrMXV]

@@savagepanda8458 country? No bro, america isn't a country, it's USA or United States

[@savagepanda8458]

@@YzHrMXV Yes, but the US is often referred to as just America. For the continent it’s located in, you say North America. For the continent below it, you say South America. Besides, what do you call someone from the US? AMERICAN.

[@YzHrMXV]

@@savagepanda8458 Nah, I think it's better "US Person"

[@christophermmtaguigph5337]

2:27 this also applies for the Philippines who had almost the same history as chile but got colonized by the US, we Filipinos sya po as a show of respect to the elderly or youth

[@subhamsahoo4275]

INDIA Household gold ornaments are the largest gold reserve in the world, even larger than the top 10 economic superpower countries.

[@mrsugar7528]

😂👍

[@pcgaming7680]

pog

[@pcgaming7680]

@@ssup.dxddy_ what the fuck dude a russian troll

[@verygood578]

@@ssup.dxddy_ same to you from india XD , you deserve all that shi*s . Burger and pizzas eaters .

[@debkalpapal2682]

@@verygood578 burger is german and pizza is italian

[@noahreijnen7496]

The Netherlands: We have more bikes than People, even the Prime Minister

[@poisonarrow0631]

Netherlands: The emergency alarm every 12.00 in the first monday in the month. We all think it’s normal and foreigners freak out lol

[@finnvandermaas]

And swearing with all different kind of diseases :)

[@jenie9977]

May I know the reason? I would have freak out too😂

[@what_a_lame_tag_system]

lol we do the exact same at 15th day of every month, here in South Korea. quite interesting to see foreigners lose their shit!

[@jonashu3341]

In austria every saturday

[@savagepanda8458]

I’m from Minneapolis, Minnesota in the US, and we have that too, for the tornado sirens, lol. During the Derek Chauvin trial, they did their monthly testing while a national news station was live and the anchors over in New York or wherever the station is based were confused on what was happening and checking on their field reporters to make sure they were ok.

[@vivinomura5069]

Italy and Brazil are very similar, cause here in Brazil we're always complaining about our situation and stuff, but, if a gringo(forainger) makes it, you'll be in a big trouble, and here we also have gradmas or old people as "security cameras", just to see if there's any fight or whatever, they're the famous "fofoqueiros de plantão"(gossips on duty)

[@jeannecharmet1163]

France : when you’re in France you tell people you have foreign origines that don’t really exist but when you are in another country you say your 100% proud french

[@queekqueek5134]

Ahhah ah as à french I totally agréé with that, sadly.

[@Corrupt_W]

i'm not proud of being french

[@myriam6101]

@@Corrupt_W you should be proud to be French, France is such a beautiful country with rich history, amazing culture, great food, a beautiful language and even a great economy and a nice way of living

[@hinahika8533]

@@myriam6101 The great economy part is not really true anymore sadly...

[@maximooscarmolina3617]

And also fight for equality but there Is people with More "equality"

[@jesontjowari9723]

0:55 and they just considered them dead. I remembered the story of my mother's friend where her father lost while went fishing. They had already made the funeral ceremony for him, only to realize that he was actually stranded in another provence.

[@oscarcastelot2154]

France: to greet people, you kiss them on the cheeks twice, and in some region 4 times! But a hug is too much

[@aidenfujimoto8062]

Not really a kiss actually

[@oscarcastelot2154]

@@aidenfujimoto8062 I know

[@MapsCharts]

Y'a des gens bizarres qui en font 3 aussi

[@hinahika8533]

@@MapsCharts J'ai vu des gens en faire 5 !!!!

[@henrykkeszenowicz4664]

As a person from Ukraine, I'm surprised how true this is! We celebrate both Orthodox and Catholic christmases by Gregorian and Julian calendars, give chocolate to doctors and some of our neighbors make the best vodka in existence. And we have two saints for Santa and a pagan Santa.

[@danylorocz]

But from this year we have only one Christmas - December 25, well, about 2 Santas, this is probably still true

[@fabiantoffoletto3171]

Republic of San Marino: It's normal losing at soccer, and you still party even when you lose

[@RSG959]

0:15 It's true in India 🇮🇳 calling elders by their name or with their surnames is disrespectful especially in rural areas.

[@Nobody-pp4vr]

As an indonesian,i can confirm that we still believe at mysthical thing

[@Frog744]

Hm yes, A girl disrespected her mother so she turns to stone. The video was accurate

[@krio1267]

@@Frog744 isnt that si tanggang, because- oh wait that was a male. but kinda similar

[@Frog744]

@@krio1267 I think it was batu mengangis

[@pencil794]

@@Frog744 batu menangis*

[@zlodevil426]

“In Denmark, if someone is 25 and not married, they are stripped naked and coated with cinnamon” *I GO TO DENMARK*

[@avrahazra9869]

Aunt's as CCTV is the symbol of India 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@gamingtech3983]

And that's why Italy called 'india of Europe'

[@champa76543]

😂

[@avrahazra9869]

@@gamingtech3983 😂😂😂😂😂

[@avrahazra9869]

@@gamingtech3983 really 😂😂😂

[@G2Enjoyer]

Malaysia part Cashier:Thank you here your change/receipt Buyer:Thank you😁

[@julten6969]

Iran: you offer people things for free but actually don’t want them to accept it

[@karmasamirr]

Egypt too!

[@shareenear9344]

I heard you also say things like "I'm ready to sacrifice my life for you" as a part of etiquette

[@karmasamirr]

@@tranomial4690 When Egyptians go on a diet, we eat shawerma, pizzas, chips, koshary, mashweyat, roz belaban and then drink diet pepsi cause yk... diet!

[@cuprax8816]

As a Turkish the second thing is true. When it comes to goverment; we’re gonna vote him out in next selection, that’s for sure :) cuz most of the people (especially the young generation) hates him now

[@cuprax8816]

@Deve Deveoğlu dostum kimden bahsediyosun?

[@cuprax8816]

@Deve Deveoğlu sen İngilizce ne dediğimi anladın da mı bana Erdoğan’a oy verme diyosun?

[@cuprax8816]

@Deve Deveoğlu videoda; insanların ekonomiden şikayet etmesine rağmen hala Erdoğan’a oy verilmesinden bahsetmiş. Ben de; bu doğru ama sonraki seçimlerde Erdoğan’ı değiştireceğimizi, çünkü özellikle genç jenerasyonun O’ndan nefret ettiğini söyledim. Sen şimdi bana hangi mantıkla Erdoğan’a oy atma diyosun!??

[@cuprax8816]

Sadece ''vote him'' deseydim O'na oy vermek olurdu ama ''vote him out'' oy dışı bırakmak, oy kullanarak atmak anlamına gelir

[@cuprax8816]

@Deve Deveoğlu ama sıkıntı yok :) Ülkede normal bi şey olmuyo zaten sen de haklısın

[@mattiabianchi2237]

Not sure about the granny thing, but it's true that we hate when someone who's not Italian complains about it...

[@Giubros25Mako]

Sai la cosa delle nonne dipende da dove vieni, da persona del sud posso dire che qui ce ne sono molte

[@mattiabianchi2237]

@@Giubros25Mako In effetti è vero , io sono di Ferrara e questo fenomeno non è molto comune

[@naman6491]

I just want to know about Italy, can help me please????

[@mattiabianchi2237]

@@naman6491 Obviously, what do you want to know?

[@naman6491]

@@mattiabianchi2237 Romans, Mussolini, Communists, and your culture

[@yessicahills]

Omg Mexico!!! Yasss I can relate lol but the watermelon thing it’s because the fruit itself is cold, that’s why it gets u stomachache overnight, team me chingo 10 tacos en la noche ❤️ hace menos daño

[@alextamez1022]

I'm from Mexico too, but I never heard that about watermelon, rather BANANAS

[@maiagauna7795]

The Argentina part was really accurate 😂 That's true: if you go to Argentina one day and see an empty bottle on the top of a car, you can ask for the cost of it.

[@dee.planes.]

1:51 Irish me: *I'm NoT sUrE i UnDeRsTaNd.*

[@obama6611]

New Zealand: you have a very similar accent to Australians but you swear it’s different. Norway: Your prison have TVs Canada: you eat snow with maple syrup China: you eat a lot of different animals

[@okayjass9442]

I wanna commit a crime in Norway 🔪

[@jackandjill6419]

That's why we have Covid, they eat bats 🦇🦇

[@sambros2]

I’m Australian and they do have a different accent. You must have something wrong with your ears

[@matchaeylle]

hot maple syrup on snow is so good tho-

[@aliimran2485]

By combining gold of my and mom and sister it'll be more than a pound for sure Most of the people particularly in south India will be flooded with hold ornaments during rituals and wedding Gold is so auspicious and pure for us 💛

[@Roozyj]

Netherlands: We claim to be extremely down to earth, but at King's day or when our national team plays soccer, half the country is dressed in bright orange and Dutch flags are everywhere

[@revenger211]

I mean you can still be down to earth and still be proud of your country

[@dipeshbhattarai8286]

Hows that not down to earth?

[@Roozyj]

@@dipeshbhattarai8286 Well it's not down to earth the Dutch way. I mean like sober and simple.

[@dbabu51]

And when there’s an f1 race. Those verstappen fans are crazy lmao

[@clownf1sh_660]

Germany: You can drink at 16 years old Denmark: You have an age limit for drinking

[@santiagogomezpu]

as a Colombian myself, I can confirm that we put cheese in hot chocolate. *It’s freaking amazing!*

[@Duquejhoannn]

Confirmo

[@juansebastianrojasramirez5188]

Confirmo

[@sophi_pbbj2264]

As an American I’ve never had that, and probably won’t give it a try but I’ll take your word for it that it’s good

[@itzz_da_marsh7]

I ain’t even Latin American but it smacks

[@juanmanuelgomezrubio3036]

@Japish Thukral it is in Colombia.

[@alfreddd_mlbb]

For Philippines 🇵🇭: People usually sing everyday even though there is a typhoon approaching in our country. For Philippines again: People use to swim in floods and sometimes those floods became a local Olympics swimming competition.

[@BestOfCompilTV]

My filipina girlfriend is ALWAYS singing 😂

[@jadedominiclegaspi2401]

Pwede magtagalog XD

[@Someone13813]

The 2nd one looks fun, sadly i cant swim

[@Yer___]

Phillipines: You Always dominate the comment section of youtube whenever someone mentions phillipines And also indians and brazilians and germans

[@callistia1966]

Pretty accurate

[@tunggusebentar6457]

Badut🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@Yer___]

@@tunggusebentar6457 ok

[@andersonferrarischneider4481]

🇧🇷

[@Yer___]

@@andersonferrarischneider4481 Brazil

[@aliencr4ft18]

Malasian guy:Thank you! Me:Thank you! Malasian guy:Thank you! Me:Thank you! Malasian guy:Thank you! Me:Stuck in a paradox

[@colombiansunnysimp]

as a Colombian, I confirm that we put cheese in the hot chocolate, it is delicious, it sounds strange for other places but it is delicious I admit it!

[@luisa4636]

I know, I never thought of it as weird until I watched this video lol

[@colombiansunnysimp]

@mint animation well yeah here in Bogotá we do this

[@julcernine]

Well, you find it delicious because you are a Colombian it suits your taste buds only (just kiddin')

[@colombiansunnysimp]

@@julcernine hahaha you're right buddy!

[@andreszapata9082]

In the Eje cafetero we also do it. Not only in Bogotá

As a brazilian, i agree with the flip flop part. People here also use it in their kids as punishment.

[@mannopal8379]

child does any bad habits like watching TV for hours mommy will throw the flip flops until there skin becomes tomato red (it called flying flip flops)

[@bariomalotelli4671]

Us colombians got the belt and the flip flops

[@larenzz1478]

I'm from Argentina and what you said about my country is so accurate

[@AfricHR]

Serbia - doesnt celebrate christmas at 25th december but 6th of January

[@toprakkang]

As a Turk, it's true.

[@washifyjr]

Olum nasıl da tıkır tıkır söyledi

[@toprakkang]

@@washifyjr ayn xd

[@ardatalay3564]

Ama biz 1. Yi yapmıyoruz biz inşallah bidaha yaşanmaz

[@randomdoggo426]

As a Mexican, I can confirm that we were always told not to eat watermelon after 8pm but eat anything else it's so fucking true bro smh

[@lukas3.051]

2:39 There's one day on a entertainment show that a tv presentator was singing Pokemon music while some backup dancers wearing only a bikini were dancing around

[@kurtx8827]

3:03 Dayuumm! I didn’t notice it all this time until I watched this video. You're absolutely right. We Malaysians sometimes feel like this situation: You: (check arrives) "Let me get this one." Your friend: "No, I got it." You know what I mean? LOL

[@ДарияКуцева]

For part 2 Bulgaria : Its OK to put milk first before cereal or its normal to drive a car by the age of 10

[@modesty-chan6349]

Da

[@KAminariballs]

Da

[@binkobacani8463]

аз съм българин в чужбина(на 13 години съм) и това обяснява защо майка ми ме кара да се уча да карам кола от 11 годишен 😅

[@ДарияКуцева]

@@binkobacani8463 е много ясно🤣

[@lorenzoroncella]

I'm Italian and i can confirm that the Italy part is extremely accurate

[@strawberry7190]

Malasya: When people say thank you to you, you gotta reply with tank you My mind: Some dude: thank you Some guy: thank you Some dude: thank you Some guy: thank you Some dude: thank you Some guy: thank you Edit: stop explaining it to me, it's a joke-

[@mrmimeprime4149]

Malaysian here... It's not like your welcome doesn't exist here, still common but saying thank you back is just way more common And I think even if I were to go to other places, that'd prob still he my habit

[@strawberry7190]

@@mrmimeprime4149 oh! Sorry for assuming 😭😭😅

[@muhammadaqilmohdazman9464]

yeah sometimes I confuse wether I should say thank you or the person that I was talking to should say thank you than we just said thank you to each other lol btw I'm Malaysian

[@aiyazashraf]

Yeah "must" things..

[@willryn]

2:01 I'm not personally turkish, nor do I exactly live there, but I have visited it on a few circumstances to learn the language. I kid you not every single taxi I have been in compains about their current leader or anyone in a similar position. A majority of them have also CONFIRMED TO voting for them.

[@notprogamers758]

I'm Malaysian and I approve that statement

[@kdileep574]

0:09 India- purchasing huge amount of gold ornaments during festival

[@philippines4629]

The Philippines : Celebrating Christmas in 4 months. (We celebrate it in September 1 to December 25)

[@quiannagargarita8571]

Yes!

[@coresixxer6325]

Cant believe we are only 1 month away until we hear Jose Mari Chans songs play nonstop everywhere for the next 4 months

[@philippines4629]

Yeah lol

[@user-ko1vi6px9s]

But Christmas lights will last until Jan 31

[@philippines4629]

@@user-ko1vi6px9s Yep 😂😂😂

[@haleema-editsss1670]

The Iceland and Colombia part made me feel sleep

[@carlosmagalhaes7109]

I think Italy part applies to every country, and when it comes to using grannies as surveillance cameras, it also applies to my country, Portugal. 🇵🇹

[@EnzoRossi-g4v]

I am French Papi mamie French Also surveillance cameras 😂😂 commérages also

[@MX-lp5ie]

Spain You litterally have your own festival to throw tomatoes to the people XD

[@taufikabdullah2742]

3:03 As a malaysian this is so accurate

[@Smitology]

3:04 Person: thank you error: max recursion depth reached

[@SSGN_]

As a Bangladeshi I can confirm this is true.

[@alamgirmia3700]

Yeah

[@blueguyrotat]

Lol

[@bigjuicypotato1482]

Being Irish I can confirm that it is accurate

[@jackfay1309]

Same

[@pyroteknical]

It was my comment. My mother and grannny are so bad for it

[@carlxyruzfrias6289]

Here's an idea in case you're making a part 2 In the Philippines, people use their mouths to point on things

[@kenz969]

0:50 That May Be True Because There Was A Case Of KKN In 2009 , There are 6 students in the forest, and they are disturbed by something mystical , 3 Safe And 3 Not Until They Have a Film Named "KKN Di Desa Penari" The film is very famous and even beats several foreign films