This video was suppose to go live at 4pm my time but KZfaq decided to share it at midnight 🤷 Enjoy!

"What makes Britain great is Scotland"

New Zealand City of Dunedin is Gaelic translation of Edinburgh.

I'm so used to hearing short videos on this channel it was quite a treat to sit back for a big chewy compilation! -- oh my god it's bedtime! 🤯🤣

I'm not going to lie, I shouted 'yeah' when he admitted that Scotland makes Britain Great.

In my home state of Pennsylvania, in the USA, we have a lot of cities and counties named after places in Great Britain, such as Darby, Upper Darby, Bryn Mawr, Lancaster, North Wales, York, Westmoreland, Exton, Chester, Cumberland, Northampton, Somerset, Northumberland, etc.

I discovered there's a New Portsmouth in New Hampshire and being from Portsmouth, Hampshire I really want to go there lol

Thanks for taking the time to put this together, your content is always very interesting

Hi Patrick. Thank you for the upload :)

There’s a region in the northeast of New South Wales called New England, too. The New England Highway runs from Newcastle, north and inland over the northern tablelands, through Armidale and Tenterfield, then back east to Brisbane. Btw... Cardiff is also a suburbs of Newcastle, NSW. Many of the suburbs and towns of the coal-mining centre of Newcastle in New South Wales, are names after many famous coal-mining towns of Britain.

New Caledonia in the south Pacific deserves a mention too for the New United Kingdom section.

I’m here to learn about Chiswick. Most confusing spelling. There are silent W’s in English, but are exceedingly rare. “I’m traveling from Gatwick to Chiswick.” …. Is such a strange sentence to read out loud.

❤️ I love how thoroughly this one was composed. Thank you! This is really good information.

I live in Gloucester, Ontario, Canada (or what used to be the City of Gloucester before it amalgamated with Ottawa. The area is still called Gloucester by locals, but as a suburb and not a separate city.)

While there might not be a New Cardiff, New South Wales does have a Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Menai and Bangor.

With blood from clan Ramsey and clan Wallis, I love the assertion that what makes Britain great is Scotland!

11:19, Ireland's kinda sus.

I think the section about Galway and Galloway sets the world record for mispronunciations.

You seem to have forgotten the island of Anglesea (modern spelling Anglesey), which name has been applied to a coastal town in Victoria, Australia.

On one of my trips to London, I discovered there's a place called Edmonton, which is the city I'm from in Canada. I didn't make it to Devon in the UK but I live in the smaller crappier version of Devon that's just outside of Edmonton in Central Alberta.

Note on "Britain" : in Irish "An Bhreatain Bheag (the Britain Little / Little Britain" is the name for Wales. Quite logical considering the British were essentially the Celts who were displaced by or intermarried with the Anglo-Saxons and every else who made Britain their home. Those who fled to France took the name with them, and Breton and Welsh are highly mutually intelligible, though not perfectly 😊

I was born in New Britain, Connecticut. Cheerio!

"are the countries in the UK really separate"... Yes. Yes they are

I love how you pronounce a one syllable word ‘Wales’ as ‘Way Yools’. Proper English has so many accents. I would pronounce it: ‘Waylscz’ (stress on the ‘s’ sound). - USA, Mid Eastern Coast.

Last time I was this early people were still speaking Latin.

Hey could you make a video about why Germany has very different names in different languages. I'm not German or anything I just think it would be interesting

Jack, French "Jacques" is actually James. I don't know where John comes from as an etymology. Queen = woman ... Norwegian Kvinne. The issue is that English has no equivalent of King, like her sister languages Dutch (Koning - Koningin) and German König - Königin . I suppose Kingin/Kingine would have sounded ridiculous. This was part of the dilemma with England's reluctance to have a female monarch. They (during the different eras) didn't like the idea of a queen (wife of a king) transferring her power over to hers husband upon marriage. The same issue came into play in Scotland. However had Mary Queen of Scots or Elizabeth I (with the proper support) decided on strictly Latin terms or implemented the title "Royal Consort" and the rule that no power transfer could take place upon the marriage of a ruling female monarch. Issues could have been avoided 😁 Galway - Galloway, you showed the Gaelic version of Galloway but not Galway. The UK is a Union of Nations/States/Countries. We have the words countryside and country for a reason. I have often found myself stumbling when a French person, upon finding out I'm from the United States asking "de quel pays" "from which country" Schoonbrood = beautiful/clean bread.

Ohhh there is a Wales Maine! I JUST moved from there a month ago. Occasionally my mail will be delayed by over a month because they send it to Wales UK instead of Wales ME.

Barbados is often referred to as Little Bristol

I’m in New Westminster. It is a suburb of Vancouver British Columbia

killaloe in ontario canada, named after a parish in ireland. most young people think it's an indigenous word, which to be fair, it does sound like one.

There's a place called Londres (London in Spanish) in Argentina.

Did you mention the island of New Caledonia?

Hey have you done one of these on Guyana??? I’d love to know about Guyana

Here's a question for you i think. Why don't Americans use y in place of i like the English? Perhaps im only looking at sources from time long gone. Example, vampire/vampyre. Pirate/pyrate. Also, why do we spell the the element sulfur and sulphur differently?

the Jacobites were followers of King James and from Jacobite it is easy to get to Jack.

Bro I’m actually learning shit that school couldn’t. Dam

I always thought it meant "Large britain". Never occurred to me that they might mean Good Britain

There is another Brighton in northern ny, Franklin county, look for Gabriels ny

Bærnet: the clearing of forest by fire So in other words BURN-IT 😂

3:26 we are the best part after all

"Written between 147 and 148 ED..." He definitely referenced Erectile Dysfunction. Definitely. No. Doubt.

What is the name of the background music_

May we continue to work to keep Britain Great! Born and living in Scotland with no desire for independence.

Their is more than one London in the USA

Back on KZfaq already?

Theres a Cardiff in San Diego California

The football club is pronounced Celtic with a soft C but the word when relating to the Celts has a hard C. Gaelic has no soft C.

Ahh gotta love the british accent... ireland and island sounded, well, pretty much the same 🤣

45:33 Roman “Muneral” had to do it im Sorry

The state of New South Wales isn't in South Australia nor is it a southern Australian state it has 2 states directly south of it and south Australia (also a state of Australia) to the south west of it

There is a Cardiff in NSW

I didn’t know that the Cumberland gap was named after Cumberland in the uk

Fucking, Austria just renamed itself Fugging six months ago. It is to my everlasting shame that I passed within a few kilometers of there in 2019 but never visited.

Music?

nice

yesssssssss...COMPENDIUM!

A lot of names haha

Was interested in watching this video. Clicked it from the suggested videos from the last video. But, 3 minutes in I realized it was 2 hours long. Sorry, that is too many names for me lol

1:59:37 thanks

I only ever knew of "Cockney" as being like an insult of sorts, I guess? Like it's used as a negative reference to a person's class. To have a Cockney accent was to say you didn't speak Received Pronunciation, like QEII, royalty, aristocrats, "Posh" people... like a broken/improper English I guess? What I imagine the upper class of American society thinks of people who speak slang/improper English that also has its own distinctive accent. Uneducated, unsophisticated, lower class. It's not at all meant to be a compliment. I've also heard of, and like, the punk band "The Cockney Rejects", which is what I think of any time I hear or see the word Cockney. Learned something new today!

you forgot New Caledonia

What about King William and Queen Mary?

Well damn. Unfortunately where I live in the US has mostly German place names.

I hate when someone says cookski. I say do I look like a Polish to? Them fighting words! It’s Cooksey damb it!

When we unite together, our national power rises.

They're probably phasing out Welsh purely as a time saving measure.

Am I wrong or do your accent sound australian?

Leicester NC

Also... Scotland and Britain also shared a hatred of each other... Might we say?

Man says new so mAnY tImEs it has no meaning anymore lmao

Y is also a vowel in English. Otherwise "my" would be hard to pronounce.

Where's the new Scunthorpe

Westminster, California, I can affirm that the only good part of California’s Westminster is actually Huntington Beach.

Me, living near Brighton, NY: 👁️👄👁️

I thought I had read the jack from the union jack came from the jacobites or jacob from the Bible..

Great merica!!! Lets do it

Se had a dream of great Finland, nyt it died with WW2

New Hebrides (until 1980)

Your research appears to be a few keystrokes. Here's an idea, go to one of the glorious libraries nearby and open a dictionary or encyclopedia

You said the Angles were just in England? They were also in Southern Scotland as well. I might have heard it wrong but you I think you said England wasn't a 'Celtic' country whatever that means. What was England when the Romans arrived and had tribes like the Iceni in then? As you said 'Celtic' is much more modern invention and the 'Celts' were just another invading force from central Europe.

We stan non-binary monarchs

you probably said britain 500 times in this video

i’m irish

Shuffle your card 🔥

Holy fuck

Northern Ireland doesn’t have a south coast so erasing the rest of the province and island is misleading

isle of a m o g u s

I just say UK

Goddamn that's long

oi yeh lemme cheq thuh shejuwal

why at Midnight?

i always put my union flag upside down because i noticed certain people get triggered because they think its really offensive raising it showing we are in distress.

I can't hear Britain anymore

The UK isn’t a country.

Good video. Could have done without the irrelevant virtue signaling though.

Yeah, going great until you decided to politicise this, generalise and misrepresent British attitudes towards Polish folk. The same old divisive BS.

Hey could you make a video about why Germany has very different names in different languages. I'm not German or anything I just think it would be interesting