Which country should be next?

Fun fact: Brazil is the country with most japanese population outside Japan

When a international tube channel do a video about Brazil and they joke about Acre, you know they're doing a good job researching the subject. #Acredoesntexist

Love to Brazil from Syria! 🇸🇾❤🇧🇷

Yeahhh! He even mentioned us Japanese-Brazilians! Uhuu! Obrigado Tuga!

Brasileiro aqui 👍 Ótimo vídeo, adoro você falando os nomes das cidades brasileiras com seu sotaque de Portugal 🇧🇷❤️🇵🇹

I always thought you were Brazilian, but based on you "mapas" pronunciation now I know you are Portuguese. Mate, your English is bloody amazing!! I live in Australia for the longest time and don't speak English that well.

Ethnic groups in Brazil (officially "color or race") are: Whites, mostly Europeans, but also Arabs and Jews Pardos, mixed of black or indigenous people and white (not "various") Blacks, mostly Africans, but also non-Africans (very rare) Yellows (East Asians only) Indigenous

I legit laughed when GK said that "Acre doesn't exist". Well done sir, well done!

*Proposal:* Interesting maps that teach us about Europe would be interesting. _I liked the India and Brazil episodes, so one about EU or México could match pretty well in the series._

The "various" ethnicity probably means mixed races - a mix of Europeans and Africans. Brazilians are very mixed and even on descendants of immigrants (like me) you can still find genetic traces from all ethnicities. From my family's history alone, I know I'm a descendant of Italians, Portuguese, Africans and natives.

8:34 Never ask a german why his grandfather lives in Brasil. :D

Video: Talks about Brazil Comment section: Isso mesmo 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Fun fact 2: Brazil has the biggest Italian's and German's descendants communities in the world!

Saludos desde Colombia hermanos Brasileros! pls make a video about maps from Colombia :3

Brazilian here: You nailed it! awesome job!

Since Ethiopia is currently collapsing I would love to see one of these videos on it.

1:50 one thing I always thought was weird about this specific map is the decision to compare Minas Gerais to Spain, Minas Gerais itself is bigger than the Iberian Peninsula and France, while Bahia isn't even bigger than France, so switching both of them make a lot more sense when comparing the sizes of states

Love from India to Brazil

Não pulei nem a propagada. Não só pq gosto do canal mas tbm pq hoje é especial. =P obs: ele fez a piadinha com o Acre gente.

Brace yourselves, folks, for the Brazilians are about to dominate this comment section.

Early Brazilian states division be like: Revolts Gets cut in half revolts gets cut in 4 pieces

Que vídeo bem feito, um abraço do Brasil🇧🇷 pra Portugal 🇵🇹!

Regarding your point about the people of japanese origin being fully integrated, yes they are. Even though the descendants clearly have japanese physical features they are treated as brazilian just as anyone else in the country

Now I am confused, I thought that I was born in Acre and I found that it doesn't exist. WHERE HAVE I COME FROM? WHERE AM I?

Legend says that for you to reach Acre, you need to cross a wormhole and enter a different period where you can find dinossaurs.

Brazil is so interesting for me Love from sri lanka :)

I am sure the Amazon is larger by volume than the Nile.

Amazing video! It's so important to talk about heritage and ethnicity, because foreigners don't have a single idea of how diverse Brazil is when it comes to race. Actually, they have a whole misconception about Latin America overall. Thanks 💛💚💙

It's funny how we get so happy and curious when some new video about Brazil drops in any foreign chanel, I think it's because many of us feel like we've been left out when there are so many interesting and unique things about our country.

Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🙏

Cheers from Brazil's centre west! Vou procurar um vídeo em seu canal acerca de Portugal. Sou descendente de Portugueses e italianos também. Dizer no Brasil que se é descendente de portugueses é como "chover no molhado"! De certa forma, a maior parte o é! Trocando de assunto, a crise está feia aqui, amigo! E nosso português é diferente um pouco por causa dessas diversas imigrações e dos povos nativos. Congrats for this incredible video! I'm subscribing now your channel! Let's rise luso language community, even when it's spoken language is english! Hahaha

é muito bom ver pessoas de outros países estudando o nosso país e cultura, fico feliz com isso :)

Love from *Brazil* ! 🥰🇧🇷♥️🇺🇲✨

Aeeee mais um vídeo sobre o Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

My country! Thank you! Obrigado 🇧🇷🤝🇵🇹

You got my like with the Acre joke hahaha But indeed Brazil is quite a mix, I’m from the Northeast and I’m a mix of Scandinavian+Spanish+African.

The last map shows that the majority of the lands are private property, but we need to say that brazilians laws are quite intervening. For example, our forest code states that only a percentage of private land can be exploited depending on the biome where it is located, this is called a legal reserve. In some biomes the legal reserve is 20%, but in the Amazon it is 80%, that is, if a rural producer buys a farm in the Amazon he can only use 20% of the land to plant or raise cattle, the other 80% has to remain preserved.

acalmem-se brasileiros, isso é mais um vídeo sobre o Brasil!

iam visiting sao paulo next year!!!

Friendly adivice : only people that really had searched about Brazil knows that Acre Dosen't exist, this guy deserves a lot of respect

I love the fact that whenever he procounces Brazilian names in Portuguese he pronounces them like a Carioca (from Rio de Janeiro capital). Someone has been doing his homework right. Congrats!

Estudar inglês na aula de inglês❌ Estudar inglês vendo vídeo de história/geografia ✅

Brazilian inequality is HUGE. We should be one of the most developed countries in the world, but, unfortunatelly, historical mistakes were made...

I'm a simple person. I read Brazil, I click

I am a Brazilian, and this video is awesome for everyone that wants to get to know Brazil a little bit better. _Give it up for General Knowledge!_ I'd like to make some additions, though. *Here are some fun facts General Knowledge talked about, and more:* *Climate:* since the video mentioned our climate, I can add that it varies depending on the regions. North, Midwest e Northeast regions are topically very hot. On the other hand, Southeast and South regions are more pleasant. For instance, It can get really hot in Amazonas and really cold in Santa Catarina. As far as I'm concerned, Brazil's climate is not easy, especially in the summer and spring seasons. I've lived in a town that was 40ºC all the time in spring (Quirinópolis, State of Goiás). The city I've been living since 2019 is much more pleasant, but it's still hot-up to 38ºC in spring (Uberlândia, State of Minas Gerais). If you think that is hell, _you certainly don't know the temperature rates in the State of Mato Grosso._ Last year, Cuiabá, the capital of Mato Grosso, was reaching temperatures up to 44ºC-even more in certain areas, if I'm not wrong. *Language:* Some people think we speak Spanish in Brazil, but we really speak Portuguese, _which the Portuguese themselves kinda call it "Brazilian", since Brazilian Portuguese can be so phonetically different,_ although, at the end of the day, it's mostly mutually intelligible (it's like American and British English). Interestingly, foreigns don't seem to speak Portuguese as we do, they never fully learn the language. Its grammar is complex, and its versatility, as well as its diversity, makes it even harder for a foreign ("gringo", as we call it here) to express himself in Portuguese. So... yeah, it's really unlikely that a foreign could talk like a native. _Don't you ever think that we don't love your language, though, haha! It's the most beautiful one, sorry..._ *State memes:* Yeap, 'Acre doesn't even exist'. That's right, and it's because Acre is really, really far away from anywhere else in the country. This makes the State one of the most difficult to get to-it's like the Tibetan Plateau in its remoteness. Oh, and we also say that there are dinosaurs in Acre. I guess there's no need to explain that... Two other State memes are nobody careing about Espírito Santo, and everyone saying the people of Bahia are lazy-that's xenophobic, please, don't say that without context, and without being around good friends! *Laugh:* We laugh like kkkkkk, and if it's a meme... huehuehuehue. *Currency:* Sometimes we name our currency-Real-after the current president's name, or of a version of it. Dilma Presidency: 5 reais = 5 dilmas. Bolsonaro Presidency: 10 reais = bolsonaros/bonoros. *Argentina:* We love to make fun of Argentina. Pelé > Maradona. *Weekends:* The weekends were made to watch football, play football, and barbecue, and play football after that, but on a videogame. Yeah, we do some other stuff too, but mostly this is it. If it's not a barbecue, then it's going out, and maybe having some delicious açaí. We used to went shopping when the government didn't piss and shit all over the economy. Now that's a happy, distant past... LMAO.

We are japaneses, portugueses, italians, spanishies, ucranians, germans, polishes, syrians who speak Portuguese language. We are brazilians

Se vocês colocarem legendas em português brasileiro, em breve terão milhões de inscritos, pois, o canal é bom, mas pouquíssimos brasileiros compreendem o inglês.

Thank you for a very interesting video about Brazil. My hopes are that we can save not only the Amazon but all forested land in the world.

Brazilian wonderful people and culture. Stezworld did a series about it.

7:25 That map depicts municipalities (municípios), not provinces. Brazil has no provinces.

Can you do one for Canada? 🇨🇦

OMG THIS IS THE MOST HELPFULL VIDEO THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN ON YT I LITERLLY HAVE A FINAL PROJECT ABOUT BRASIL AND ITS MAPS

To know how funny is the history. One of the results of the battle of alcazar al kebir between the kingdom Portugal and the kingdom of Morocco in 1578. Was the death of most of the Portuguese courts including the king. Which cause Portugal to loses all of it's colonies to Spain after the establishment if the Iberian union which allows Portuguese settlers to capture more land west of the coasts of Brazil without fearing to broke the rules of tordesillas treaty and that's how Portugal benefits from that defeat against Morocco after the dissolution of the Iberian union in 1640. History it's so funny and full of irony. gritting from Morocco to our neighbors in the north.

Informative and respectfull, loved it! Thx from Brazil

What an incredible video! One can hardly find such a good content about Brazil in portuguese! You just got yourself a new subscriber

I liked the video because brought information about my heritage (japanese, italian and native) that I don't had knowledge.

My country. 🇧🇷♥️

Love this channel! Great video.

what a amazing video! as a Brazilian, i enjoyed soooo much the ideia of someone from other country in the world explaning a part of our history, you are amazing!

Ótimo vídeo meu amigo 👍🏻

Here we go again, my favorite Portuguese youtuber guy 🇧🇷❤🇵🇹

Excelente vídeo, general!

Such a great video! I really think more people should know about Brazil, it’s a very interesting country, very big and with so many different cultural aspects. Good job!!

Yey, love your channel

Muito obrigado pelo vídeo, abraços do Brasil.

Maaaaaaaaaan... that's so good. Nice job man. Love it

great video! im especially happy that you started by mentioning the native groups, most people just ignore us. Thanks from Brasil!

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Achei o último mapa curioso, pois embora mostre claramente a maior parte do território como privado, está informando que 47% é público. Não parece que está batendo.

Thank you for this vídeo, brother!

Amazing Video, love it!

I’m Brazilian so I love this

Could you do a video on interesting maps of south africa. I live here and its nice to see my country being spoken about

Thank you very much for your quickly response. I watched your youtube on the internet. Your explanation is very polite, I'm glad for your information.

I loved The way him said Manaus ,i am from Manaus. and I liked how you teach me more than an entire year of history class about my own country

Great video! Would love to see a video on the Interesting 🗺 Maps of India! 🇮🇳

Rivers have many statistics... The Amazon is indisputably the biggest if you mean most water outflow, the Nile is (depending what branches you choose A) the longest. What river has the highest vertical drop... ... Or has the longest recorded history.... ...most navigable length... ... River traffic?

Awesome, Bro!!

Great video. One can tell you did a lot of research!

ótimo vídeo!!

A rapaz de Leiria

Que trabalho fantástico!! Keep it up!

How interesting when you listen someone from another country explaining about yours... Nice video.

08:18 - This map shows the immigrants from the XXI century, so the real history of immigration could still be shown in some other video, it is a very interesting history.

Ate eu que sou br, estou aprendendo um pouco kkkkk

Amei o vídeo! Muito bem explicativo, tem coisas que nem eu sabia kkkkk❤️

Interesting topic, i dont see many people outside of Brazil talking about our country, this video can help, even a little, to outsiders understand the imense country that is Brazil.

Great video! I laughed so hard with #Acredoesn'texist!

I'm from Bielefeld and I have visited Acre. /s obviously sarcastic. Neither of those places are real.

Bom conteúdo general abraço! 🇵🇹👍

As per usual we we're summoned here today. It's a nice video.

5:35 A minor, excusable correction: Brasilia and Manaus aren't the only exceptions on this map: São Paulo, Osasco, Curitiba, Belo Horizonte and even Porto Alegre (which is shored by a salt laguna, not precisely a beach) are also inland. The thing is, looking for the huge territory, these all seems proportionally NEARBY the shore or in "coastal regions", but it would represent some kilometers in distance - up to 550 km in Belo Horizonte case, for instance. So, the minority of them (Rio, Salvador and Fortaleza) properly have beaches - and I must say, some of the most beautiful and visited ones in the whole country.

thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice job! You have a smooth voice bro.

Even I, as a Brazilian, learned something in this video! And about the Acre meme... Good job! 😂

Almost everyone in Brasil has mixed ethnicity.

Fun fact: you can't make a video about brazil without at least thousands of brazillians in the comments talking about it

Thank you Tuga!!

Brazilian here, excellent video my friend :)