WEIRDEST Place Names in the UK!!

Today, with the help of our jolly own mukbang legend and Welshman, Dan, we explore the jolly weirdest dubbed places of the United Kingdom. Or is it Great Britain?! Join us as the Korean Englishmen face a jolly identity crisis.
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Written and Directed by Josh and Ollie
Producer/Editor: Grace Park
Producer/Editor: Hyemin Lim
Technical Director/Editor: Mike Kim
Translator: Dongjun Lim

[@Shaziara]

i especially like how when Ollie said that Dan should rap on beat, then Joel magically appeared 😂

[@wijann]

Shazia Rais and the rap was very satisfying 😂

[@bhav2671]

@@wijann yeah he did it really well with the beat Ngl I rewatched it many times

[@theinternet4040]

It was amazing

[@alex-fs9yt]

Lmao he was summoned

[@ChelseaKaranga]

the guy speaking maori didn't say the entire place name which is crazy to me, but fun little fact the name translates pretty much to "the place where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, who slid, climbed, and swallowed mountains, known as land eater, played his flute to his beloved."

[@ytb2826]

And the guy saying the place name didn't even pronounce it properly smh

[@SuperSara909]

that's so cool!!

[@zozobear7401]

that's amazing!

[@random0153]

That's really interesting!

[@Drengade]

the longest version, which is 105 letters, includes a part that means "with a split penis"

[@zaynkang5001]

Wow holy moly.. Look at Dan's water bottle... It's not joking.. seriously haha

[@yunsan]

my friend drinks about that much as well actually! he's diabetic though..

[@user-wm7qo9rt9l]

@가온누리 jolly shit

[@benwatson5236]

In awe of the size of these lads. ABSOLUTE UNITS. Also, Dan's pretty hot.

[@sadmax2838]

bit plwmp innit

[@zeroj2999]

Lmao on pronunciation of all of this long names his mouth gets thirst

[@MsVilma1970]

"In English, you have double consonants, but never in front of a word" ....Llama

[@jeanparke9373]

Lloyd, Llewellyn...

[@tiannacowan6999]

it's borrowed from spanish, so it doesnt count

[@udov5664]

Yeah but it doesn't change the pronunciation of the word, at least that I know of

[@shakespearetrash1521]

@@jeanparke9373 Those are names of Welsh origin. ^^;

[@udov5664]

@Gabriel We're not talking about spanish tho, we're talking about english. Llama and lama can be pronouced the same way in English. e.g Llama and Dalai Lama

[@MeanAndy]

In Ireland there is a place called "Kilbrittain", um ya...

[@MeanAndy]

@@ruta3595 Hah ya it does a little but it's all good, we're all friends now. Kilbrittain (Irish) means "Britton's church" (English) 😊

[@esme4048]

Lol

[@jxavier3876]

I mean isn’t kil a common prefix.

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

@@MeanAndy sUrE

[@ahtijansson9283]

and a place called muff

[@go__dok]

Elton John: Sorry seems to be the hardest word New Zealand and Wales: Im about end this man's whole career

[@miyawa21]

The full name of Bangkok (Thailand) is Krung-thep-maha-nakorn-boworn-ratana-kosin-mahintar-ayudhya-amaha-dilok-pop-nopa-ratana-rajthani-burirom-udom-rajniwes-mahasat-arn-amorn-pimarn-avatar-satit-sakattiya-visanukam, or in Thai กรุงเทพมหานคร อมรรัตนโกสินทร์ มหินทรายุธยา มหาดิลกภพ นพรัตนราชธานีบูรีรมย์ อุดมราชนิเวศน์มหาสถาน อมรพิมานอวตารสถิต สักกะทัตติยวิษณุกรรมประสิทธิ์

[@bangchanswebbrowsinghistor5145]

what does it mean ?

[@forgottenecho2163]

I saw it at Bangkok airport when I went to your the place. Spent a good ten minutes learning it

[@user-ty3bd4hp1x]

As I’m learning Thai I find a lot of the words seem to be long. But since I’m still learning don’t take me to seriously yet haha 😆 ps I live your language

[@TJ-uv6wg]

omg YAY A THAI PERSON!!!!!!!

[@TJ-uv6wg]

@@user-ty3bd4hp1x even I'm Thai but I think my language is hard lol I know English better than my own language *facepalm*

[@roninelenion4805]

Fun fact: Sindarin, one of Tolkien's Elvish dialects, is based on Welsh. Also, when I saw the title, I was so hoping that you would bring up Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. You guys don't disappoint.

[@Stettafire]

It was based on Gaelic which us a very close cousin of Welsh, but good enough

[@dropletsofraen]

I feel like anyone who understands the concept of NCT will automatically understand the concept of the United Kingdom.

[@putlisnarianty]

zhilin c: i doo

[@letswinwin]

zhilin c: what a mood right there Hahahaha

[@viswanathann9772]

But the thing is, in NCT, there are certain common members and they all do stuff both as the entire NCT and as sub units. They branch out from the same group but target sort of different audiences while not changing the music style too much. But with this Northern Isles- United Kingdom-Great Britain thing, I don’t see the point. It’s not like they branched from the same thing. The formation of UK and GB happened in the mid 1900s . The places that comprise them like England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have very different cultures, different languages, accents, etc. They even have different governments.

[@Danlows1]

Question: what is NCT?

[@legolasgreenleaf6341]

@@Danlows1 a kpop boy group with alot of members and subunit. One member can be a member of two subunit, or a temporary subunit can have several members from different fixed unit. It's complicated so understanding the concept of UK is so easy for NCT fans

[@mikainkorea]

There is a "Fucking" in Austria.. beat that :D

[@user-ws2qy6tx5e]

Mika in Korea fucking?? hahahahaha 😂

[@sophielaw9098]

Mika in Korea Denmark has a middelfart, that made me crack up when it was on the front of a bank

[@user-ch4ce3bh3t]

i was gonna say that on the comment too!!!

[@KMT0123]

뭐라는거임?

[@user-ch4ce3bh3t]

오스트리아에 지역이름이 "fucking"이라는데가 있데요ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@barbaro267]

"In English, we have double consonants, but never in front of a word." Llamas: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@vmm5163]

What about aardvark. But then maybe llama and aardvark aren't English words

[@barbaro267]

@@vmm5163 True, though we do pronounce the L, as opposed to people in south american countries where llamas are native to lol

[@sam-sz5yv]

@@vmm5163 a isn't a consonant. it's a vowel

[@KBENOIT456]

Llama doesn’t come from English

[@laurainathunderstorm]

@@barbaro267 I'm kinda confused what do you mean by "we do pronounce it, as opposed to"? Because we pronounce the Ls over here too (the sound it makes is not like the one of a single L though, it's more like a Y), unless you meant that you do pronounce one L instead of the L, I got a bit confused with the wording and had to ask, sorry.

[@ye09117]

오 저 웨일즈에 엄청 긴 지명 어디서 많이 봤다 했더니... 킹스맨 태런에저튼이 저 마을에서 자랐다고 앨런쇼에서 마을 이름 읽어줬던ㅋㅋㅋ거기네요!!!

[@SaYu094]

웨일즈어 진짜 신기하네요. 브리튼 섬의 면적이라봐야 한반도 면적이랑 별 차이도 없는데 그 좁은 땅에서 서로 언어가 이렇게 다르다니.. 새삼 연합왕국이라는 말이 와닿는 것이 역사적 민족적 기원이 아예 다르다는 뜻이겠죠. 웨일즈어는 어찌들으면 라틴어나 프랑스어 같기도 하고 또 어떤 건 독일 발음 같기도 하고 신기하네요!

[@koreailoveyou]

타민족이 들어와서 그런 겁니다 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 한반도는 역사적으로 한민족만이 기록상으로도 수 천 년 간 절대다수를 이루고 있었고요 그럼에도 불구하고 지역마다 사투리가 있어서 당장 제주도 사투리로는 서울 사람과 대화도 불가능한데 아예 다른 민족이 들어가 버린 영국 땅은 말 다했죠 모 ㅎㅎㅎ

[@user-lp6ux6wu8t]

@@jaykim8568 님 물론 모든 켈트족이 웨일즈. 콘월. 스코틀랜드. 아일랜드로 이주한건 아니고 켈트족이 웨일즈. 콘월. 스코틀랜드. 아일랜드(그렇다고 아일랜드가 무인도는 아니고 구석기 시대 부터 사람들이 살던 섬이었음)로 이주하고 남은 소수의 켈트족은 앵글족과 색슨족에게 동화 되었습니다, 그리고 현재 영국인의 피에는 켈트족과 앵글로색슨족. 바이킹의 피가 섞여있습니다.

[@sangjunlee754]

라틴계열 언어랑은 전혀 다르고 네덜란드어랑 좀 닮은소리가 남

[@elessija6252]

I've come across a few funny names in my travels of the UK and thought I'd add them here: Jolly's Bottom (yes I'm serious) Goon Gumpas Blunts Quatt Shatterford Willey And I'm sure there are many others

[@lucina_larkspur]

Lets not forget the southwest village of shitterton 👌👌👌

[@FlamingYoungho]

loooooooooooooool

[@bree4262]

There's a place near where I live called Crapstone :S

[@laurajames6568]

Niamh Higgins lmfao

[@user-jl5gf2tl2q]

Omg I found you Niamh 😂

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

We have a street called Butt Lane. lol

[@minkowski2326]

궁금해 하는 사람이 있을지는 모르겠지만 한국사람들이 영국을 영국이라고 부르게 된데에는 1614년 이수광이 쓴 지봉유설이라는 책에서 영국을 영길리국이라고 썼기 때문입니다. 영길리는 한자로 英吉利 잉글리쉬의 음차입니다 그래서 사실 용어의 뿌리를 따지고 보면 영국은 잉글랜드만을 말하는것이죠 근데 1707년 잉글랜드와 스코틀랜드가 합치고 그때부터 그레이트 브리튼이 되었지만 멀리 떨어져 있는 조선의 입장에서는 계속 그 이름을 쓴것이죠 지금은 영국이라는 말 자체가 브리튼 전체를 말하지만 원조는 이렇다는거 알아두시면 좋을듯 하네요 미국도 마찬가지 아메리카의 음차인 亞美利加 (아미리가) 에서 온것입니다. 근데 어째서 미국이 되었는가 하면 신문의 타이틀을 뽑을때 보통 亞는 아시아를 의미하고 利는 리비아 加는 아프리카 국가인 가나나 가봉을 의미하기 때문에 미국이라고 한것이죠

[@lookeast405]

김관수 와우 대단하십니다 ^^ 감사합니다

[@user-on1em2nk3i]

김관수 고마워요 스피드웨건!

[@acuarium5788]

오오오 배워 갑니다!

[@user-de8ji3qb8l]

오 영국이 잉글랜드에서 온 줄은 알았는데 이렇게 오래된 이름일 줄은 몰랐네요

[@janna0512_]

오아...

[@skeifhfjsp]

단은 그럼 웨일즈어도 할 줄 알고 영어도 할 줄 알고 한국어도 할 줄 아는거네 와... 대단...

[@wwgd1017]

웨일즈어는 그냥 사투리개념 아니에여?

[@oo-uo2ld]

@@wwgd1017 사투리라기엔 너무 다른 거 같던데..

[@kimunpark2192]

@@wwgd1017 한국에서 제주어 포지션인듯

[@hyeon835]

제주어는 한국어와 같은 뿌리이기라도 하지만, 웨일스어는 영어와 기원부터 다릅니다. 웨일스어는 게일어고, 영어는 게르만어죠

[@wwgd1017]

@@hyeon835 ㅇㅎ

[@Thomas-oi2mw]

But... England is a city

[@dylankim2668]

Thomas England is my city lol

[@yerimchoi4742]

ENGLAND IS MY CITYYYYYYYY

[@lumiineer]

its every day bro

[@SourPeachHeart]

You can dab on them haters but what happens when the haters dab back?

[@Nobody-jw7nj]

lol

[@vinkhe861]

Josh : So we've established that the United Kingdom is almost an impossibly complicated concept to understand- Holy Roman Empire : *am i a joke to you?*

[@duibuchi15]

As someone from New Zealand, this was really funny because I've laughed about this with my family and friends but in the opposite direction to you guys hahahaha.

[@pam8806]

Ellen Xiong fellow kiwi! I knew someone who was Maori and could say that place name really fast :O

[@user-xz4bz2tb2u]

단 물통크기가 거의 정수기 물통? 정도ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@user-ew3lv5vz5v]

이지민 머리보다 큰 물통 ㅋㅋ

[@steveoh9583]

이지민 유럽엔 저런 크기의 생수를 마트에서 많이들 팔아요.

[@user-xz4bz2tb2u]

Dobritiâtjv Kûsmïkôvskj 그렇군요 단의 전용물병인줄 알았는데 일반적인 것이었다니....!!

[@user-xj2tl4wu4v]

클라스..(엄지척)

[@user-nx1sw4im5i]

긴 지명에 대해서 나와서 생각 났는데 방콕의 풀네임이 영문표기로 "krungthep mahanakhon bovorn ratanakosin mahintharayutthaya mahadilokpop noparatratchathani burirom udomratchanivetmahasathan amornpiman avatarns athit sakkathattiyavisnukarmprasi" 랍니다. 167자인가? 그런데 우리말로 해석하면 "천사의도시 위대한도시 에메랄드불상이있는곳 인드라신의침범할수없는땅 아홉개의고귀한보석을가진 세계의 웅대한수도, 신이사는곳을 닮은 왕국이많이 있는 즐거운도시 인드라신의도시"라는 군요. 기네스는 등재가 안됐다는 것 같더군요. 그래서 1위가 안된 듯 싶네요. 아무튼 재밌는 지명이 세계에는 많은 듯 싶습니다.

[@JN_HARU]

하주용 수도이름이 ㄷㄷ 이래서 한자는 쓰긴 불편 해도 있어야함 저정도 글자를 함축해서 쓸수있는

[@fatherlouiswilliamssugaada5023]

Thats bangkok. We forget it

[@RobertHeslop]

The city of gods; the great city, the gem of Kosindra in perpetuity where the immortal gem of Kosindra is the Ayutthaya of the Great Indra... yeah that's about as much as I can remember what the full name of Bangkok means in English. (I was a teacher in Thailand for 3 years)

[@juuu__13]

맞아요 ㅋㅋㅋ 제가 태국살고있는데 수도명이 너무 길어서 보통 태국사람들도 잘 몰라요 그래서 영문으론 방콕이라고 하지만 태국사람들은 첫단어만 따서 krungthep이라고 부르더라고요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 친구들한테 물어보니 다들 잘 모른다고 하더라구요

[@Cha-uo8jf]

근데.. 겨울인가요 여름인가요 올리는 한겨울인데 조쉬하고 단은 한여름이네요:)

[@aurora4385]

영국은지금 여름이 끝나고 막 쌀쌀해지고 있는 쯤이라고 들었어요!

[@hopieislost]

As someone who's Welsh, I can't speak basically any of it. This was a fun video to watch 😂

[@CrazyCakes_Gamez]

Same! I’m surprised they didn’t mention the welsh place ‘Cwm’ 😂

[@Cassxowary]

You need to learn! :p 😂

[@Cassxowary]

CrazyCakes you need to learn! :p 😂

[@toooobz]

@@CrazyCakes_Gamez 😂😂😂😂

[@CookieMonster-gy3rj]

As a person who is also welsh (Bridgend, South Wales) I can pronounce a fair amount of words and even mutated words! I’m still shit though

[@user-uu6yg6su2g]

단!올리가 지명 말할 때 눈빛이 왜 그렇게 달달한 거에요ㅜㅜ스윗해...💕

[@nurselaykan3721]

Why are we always talking about Joel’s laugh on this channel and we NEVER talk about Dan’s adorable giggle?

[@da96103]

I once told a Welshman that the town is pronounced as Clan-Fair-bunch of syllables-silio-gogogoch.

[@ticketyboo2456]

da96103 I bet you found yourself sitting quickly on your plwmp arse lol

[@melyfae1774]

"What does hands mean in america?" I was laughing so hard!😂😂😂😂😂

[@esme4048]

Arrmmyyyy

[@melyfae1774]

@@esme4048 hii family~ 💜

[@esme4048]

@@melyfae1774 i love your profile picture, its a classic lol. 보라해 💜

[@user-vp1ko7xz6e]

중간에 랩하는거 뭔뎈ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@user-yn5dj9zf8w]

지연 5:20

[@user-hh2bx4tq7o]

조엘 어디서 갑자기 튀어나온거지ㅋㅋㅋ

[@judojudo10050]

정유진 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@megancash3990]

As someone who lives in Oregon, and have driven through Boring, OR. It made me smile to see that first sign. I felt included.

[@cattjohnson1114]

Some of my favourite English place names, Ramsbottom, Twatt and Arsefacey on the lighter side however we do have Flowery Fields

[@michaelpfeiffer546]

Shoutout to the person, who managed to put Llanfair PG into Korean subtitles 😂 good job 👏

[@drea4864]

Josh: we have far too many countries Me: *laughs in german*

[@esme4048]

Im confused, am i really bad at geography or something cos i dunno what you mean lmao

[@drea4864]

@@esme4048 In Germany we have 16 states/federal states. Each of them has its own government. The german government handed over lots of its powers to them so that they have some form of independence in certain areas such as the educational system . It's kinda similiar to the system of Great Britian. Thats why I had to laugh when Josh said that they have too many countries lmao

[@esme4048]

@@drea4864 ohh right! I never knew that!

[@shawn4795]

Well, USA have 50 countries so...

[@esme4048]

@@shawn4795 no they dont, they are called states, not countries. There is a difference

[@JCXP123]

We need a part 2 of this!! This was hilariouusss!!

[@Fkskkak1k2]

영국남자 초반에는 영국식 영어 미국식 영어 비교 등등 그런 콘텐츠도 자주 다뤘었는데 어느샌가 먹방 컨-콘텐츠만 자주 올라오더라고요! 오늘 콘텐츠는 넘 재밌네요 ㅎㅎ 자주 해주세요!

[@user-ev8ng2xb7n]

웨일즈에 대해 더 알고싶어요 ㅎㅎ 종종 다뤄주세요!

[@justeggs1882]

In my primary school we had a Swiss spare teacher that really liked to talk about his travels and he has a picture of the sign of the ridiculously long Welsh town name and he would always test is to see if we were all able to pronounce it

[@decemberhare100]

단 원래 좋아했지만 가비님 영상에서 요리하는거랑 이번 영상에서 웰시 잘하는거랑 너무너무 멋있어서 점점 더 좋아지고 있어요♡♡♡

[@user-ri3sx9wj9m]

무슨 자판치다 렉걸려서 LLLLL된 것 같은데 저걸 읽을수있다니ㅋㄱㅋㅋㅋㅋ우리나라로 치면ㄱㄷㅈㅂ시ㅣㅣㅣ둔ㅅㄹㅇ 이런 느낌이려나...

[@user-vf1tj3vg6s]

류아카시아 렉->랙(래그)

[@user-vf1tj3vg6s]

최성윤 발음기호가 lag[lӕg]입니다만 모르면서 아는 척하는 이유가?

[@user-ls2st6gc3g]

리듬 어쨋든 외국언데 좆지랄ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 아는게 많아서 좋으시겠어용ㅠㅠ 외래어도 아니고 한국어도 아닌데 별의별거가지고 트집잡네

[@happyyyyyying]

리듬 아.진짜 싫엌ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@patchwork1373]

그드즈브시이이이둔스르으...

[@eya8256]

Watching the video I came to realize why you guys are so funny!! Your country has so many creative and funny stories to amaze us 😂✌

[@caitlyncaraway4872]

“In English, you have double consonants, but never at the front of a word.” Llama.

[@pm1660]

The statement is correct as "llama" is a Quechua word.

[@tarunr5751]

Loanword

[@sam-sz5yv]

@@vmm5163 a is not a consonant, it's a vowel

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

It's a loanword. It's not English.

[@BB-fi6op]

아 아무렇지도않게 조엘튀어나오는것좀봐ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 능숙하게비트깔지말라고욬ㅋㅋ

[@BB-fi6op]

뭔데....단 왜 그렇게 따뜻하게 위로해 셋다...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@mollyclarke5179]

As someone from Wales, this was brill to watch😂 “IT’S LIKE LORD OF THE RINGS!”

[@liasmith5102]

i feel special because i can understand these welsh words omgggg

[@emeraldgamer8715]

Lia Smith Same

[@FlamingYoungho]

I can't and i'm studying in wales so i hoped to learn some welsh

[@bree4262]

I'll be going to Cardiff University in September so I'm hoping to pick up some Welsh!

[@bree4262]

Angie No definitely not. Most people in Wales know English - and in the south and especially Cardiff you'll definitely hear English moreso, although signs are written in both English and Welsh. However, in the north of Wales people speak Welsh a lot more.

[@liasmith5102]

Most people I know cant actually speak welsh but i attended an all welsh school which meant i had to do all my lessons and work in welsh :) Its quite sad to think many people who live in Wales can't actually speak the language.

[@Sasha-oo9dm]

4:23 Josh: In English you have double consonants but not in the front of a word. Me: What about Llama

[@ireneartcollab]

Very good content!!!👏👏

[@user-bv3pg9zw5s]

올리 점점 예뻐지는것같네 ㅋㅋ

[@meenakshia9625]

That laugh that Dan gave when he saw "Dull" 1:44. Dead.

[@ffionwilliamsjones4006]

As a Welsh person, hearing people trying to pronounce Welsh place names is the funnIEST THING. Josh’s face when Ysbyty Ystwyth came up made me almost cry laughing

[@begimaitemiralieva8597]

I've just watched Dave's video where he guesses British words, and there was a word "gassed" that I learned, and Josh used this word in this video! Yay, there's something I learn here on KZbin😂💃

[@DevikaK1293]

I learnt a bit of Welsh when I first came to Cardiff, and this was so much fun to watch!

[@user-kx4di7lo8x]

이런 영상 좋아요 !! 저는 먹는 영상 말고 이렇게 우리나라와 다른 지역적 특징이나 문화에 대한 영상이 더 많아졌으면 하는 바람이 있습니당 !

[@haniihii3188]

ㅠㅠ으앙 조엘 갑자기 등장 했는데 코리아 티셔츠 시강 ㅠㅠ 조엘이 유독 한국 관련한 옷 많이 입는 것 같은데 그래도 볼 때마다 예쁜 ㅠㅠㅠ

[@danaek3040]

We need to have a part 2 of this!

[@bethanybeal797]

오늘꺼 진짜 재밌네여ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@tslai]

There is a "JOLLY" street at New Zealand 🇳🇿🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@edwardwonghaupepelutivrusk6666]

이런 영국적인 것 소개해주는거 너무 좋아요.

[@3diaLim]

I’m so happy to see the video of CGP Grey being shown here.

[@InChanuk]

오늘 콘텐츠 너무 좋아요! 단이 한국어를 잘하는 이유를 알겠어요 ^^ 단, 조엘~~ 재밌게 봤어요! 자주자주 나와 주세요~~~

[@circusmonkey28]

1:54 That was a great Hyena laugh! I wish I could laugh like that!

[@faithongyx]

4:13 why do i just hear "i'm very bready"😂

[@cieloamado3552]

I'm amazed!!! Dan is very good with languages!!!

[@user-nn2wk3zk2o]

크으ㅡㅡ으ㅡ으으 단 간지나는건 알고 있었는데 뭔가 더 매력적이된듯 반하겠다진짴ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ💕💕💕💕💕

[@user-dj7ig7yt6w]

5:52 성공해서 들떴댘ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@nindaayuningtiyas]

"It's freaking sounds like in the Lord Of The Rings! It sounds like somewhere in Mordor!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewvalentine6977]

Near me there are 2 villages called Lower Dicker and Upper Dicker. I always giggle slightly whenever I go past them.

[@julzs7493]

There are some brilliant names in Norwich. Rampant horse street is one, bullockshit lane (some call it bullockshed) another. Worth a look

[@geenyp9332]

저희 동네에 제가 학생때 다녔기도 한 영어학원 이름이 웨일즈어학원 이에요! 부끄러운 말이지만 그때에는 몰랐는데 단 덕분에 웨일즈라는 지역을 알았어요 ! 단이 웨일즈어를 할때마다 참 매력적이고 섹시하다고 느껴요 👍🏻

[@user-mn1il6yz4l]

우리나라에서 ~노, ~랑깨 했슈~, 이정도 느낌의 사투리정도 일줄 알았는데;; 거의 다른나라 말 수준이네요 신기하네요 웨일즈에 대해서 자주 다뤄주세요 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@Definitely_Maybe__]

갑정 민족이 달라서 언어도 달라요

[@focusonthetrade]

어순도 V S O 순으로 간다고 들었어요ㅋㅋㅋ

[@dasomhunter9045]

Oh gosh! I live near by Boring, OR! XD That's so hilarious!

[@reginaahn4470]

Omg totally confusing but thank u for the explanation. 😆

[@Ladeliciadelinda]

I’m Cantonese and I always find it fascinating how some Korean words sound similar even though I would say it’s further from similarity compared to other Asian languages. Englishman in Korean sounds just like “ying gok yun” Cantonese for Englishman and so if their transliteration is the same, I would say yes we tend to use that word interchangeably with any Uk person. Even though it is more appropriately applied to England specifically. Though I didn’t really say anything Josh didn’t know so you can ignore all this 😅

[@HawthorneFlux]

There's a cave in Derbyshire called Devil's Arse...Went on a school trip. Thought you'd like that one :)

[@lillian5353]

Dan's laugh at 1:56. Gets me every time😂😂😂

[@Pearly079]

Cgp grey!!! Love his videos as well!!

[@CookieMonster-gy3rj]

4:26 “you never have double consonants in the front of the word in English” The word LLama: am I a joke to you

[@suminkim0410]

코리아 웨일스맨 단 오랜만이에요 💓💓💓💓 오늘도 한국아재

[@torr7144]

흥미롭군요. 이런거 더 해줘요.

[@unboxing211]

단은 진짜 언어천재같아여 ㅎㅎ 너무 스마트해보임 진짜 매력덩어리 ~~~~~~~~~~~

[@user-nn9lp1ru5h]

마지막이름긴 웨일스 지역 킹스맨에 에그시가 12살때까지 실제 살았던 마을?이였다고 하던데...

[@yoogleza]

방콕의본명이를찾아봐요 노래를될정도로이름이대박길어요. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Just try the "actual name" of Bangkok in Thai. It's so long that we Thai made it into a song!

[@chloekelly5345]

2:34 "what does hands mean in America" Hahahahah too good. Too good XD

[@ichmeiner4531]

Near me (about half an hour by car) there's a small town - a couple of hundred inhabitants maybe - named 'Viermännerwohnung', roughly translated 'Fourmansflat'.

[@FramesPerSecond]

Honestly surprised they didn’t summon a demon saying that town’s name.

[@heididavison816]

I love the sound of the Welsh language 😍😘💕💙💚💜

[@system2205]

dyna popeth am heddiw! 웨일스어도 그렇고 역사도 그렇고 매력적이라서 관심을 가지던 나라였어요! 그런의미에서 오늘 영상 진짜 좋네요 XD

[@Sone_carat90]

Omg did Joel just appeared from nowhere?! I am blessed!! 😂😍

[@jessLb52]

dat joel sudden appearance 😂

[@pricklypickle733]

Now bring an irishman in haha. Some gaelic lesson would be great ㅋㅋㅋ

[@sirwholland7]

Lloyds as in Lloyds of London and Ffolks as in the post Norman surname from the north (Norfolk) and Ireland spring to mind.

[@donnazasgoat2274]

I used to live near a place called Goosepimple Junction in Tennessee USA and used to visit a state park named Hungry Mother.

[@vkuworld]

i've been learning welsh my whole life and only just learnt how to say llanfair PG 😂😂

[@mynirv]

Oh wow as someone who lives here i have never found the concept of the united kingdom confusing so their confusion threw me off

[@esme4048]

Our teacher had to spend an entire lesson explaining great britain, uk, the British isles to us. And we are in england .....

[@uwuforyouwu6283]

HELL YES CGP GREY EDUCATING THE WORLD - EVEN CELEBRITIES I may or may not really like his videos ^^ Also, I really love your videos~ Keep being you!

[@sium_sium]

I've never heard about Wales but it was very impressive! I'm gonna learn Welsh:) it'll fun!

[@nataliely3660]

Llama has 2 constants... I only figured it out after 2 years XD

[@llamasugar5478]

Natalie Ly Actually, “lama” refers to the species and includes llamas (lama glama), alpacas, camels, vicuñas, and guanacos. “One year when we took our llamas to LamaFest (a lama show in MI), we saw llamas, alpacas, and even two camels! No guanacos, though.”

[@michaeljoss6104]

6:15 mother what? I can’t be the only one that heard that

[@meinaan3224]

absolutely loved your channel, greeting from China

[@Johnnyminwoo]

This video reminds me of the time I studied in Aberystwyth, Wales. When I first got there, I confused whether they're speaking Welsh or English lol