Roisin is Irish for little Rose Pronunced RO. Sheen.
@haggismcstev7 сағат бұрын
It’s not Americans Fault, the education in the US is quite insular, your fed the narrative from day one this is your flag, worship it defend it and pretty much everyone else wants to take it, in reality Europeans wouldn’t want to live in the US as life in Europe is safer work life balance is far better Education its more diverse, US Education after high school dose have benefits Universities but that benefit is destroyed when you have to spend the rest of your life paying it off.
@pierremainstone-mitchell829013 сағат бұрын
Nice one indeed Folks! I'm an Aussie and the Pacific Ocean does tend to insulate us from this sort of nonsense but I have come across it a bit. Recently I had to deal with a US lady on Facebook Messenger who had this US centered view of the world. She became so obnoxious that I told her "Some of you Americans have to be taught that there are other countries in the world!" Her response was "Really?. At that point I blocked her!
@bargainbincatgirl6698Күн бұрын
9:48 The funny thing about youtube in other languages is that you can use the same search bar to search videos in other languages, you don't even need to go to a different webpage, is pretty transparent if you simply use the search bar.
@Citizen-NursemanКүн бұрын
I play alot of computer games with Americans I routinely get stunned by the arrogance and ignorance of so many Americans. Although I'm also stunned by the arrogance, ignorance and stupidity of so many of my fellow Brits.
@DominicPreece88Күн бұрын
the pound is worth more than the dollar
@johnadey3696Күн бұрын
I find the thing that suprises Americans is that the war of independance was not seen as very important in England -it was just a side issue in the war against Napoleon - that's why the french funded USA and no doubt encouraged the rebellion in the first place.
@ronaldchristie82062 күн бұрын
Watch (Beginners Guide to Australian Football League) AFL Like no other football game Australian own football game
@DaveXYZ3692 күн бұрын
German here: We tried to help you understand but america does not listen and instead says to us how we are, what we are, what we do and they use only sterotypes so we started to use the american sterotype wich is a worldwide known agreement... and we did not even talked about it behind americans back. Everyone in europe just knows this. Let that sink in. And the Fact that most People in Asia Nod in Silence confirms this.
@SP-eo1vl2 күн бұрын
US joined WW2 because Japan bombed Pearl Harbour and Germany declared war on them. It was touch and go that the US would actually go to war against Germany - that issue was solved because Germany made the decision for them
@DGLUK12 күн бұрын
The narrator ignores the elephant in the room. Most of these towns have extremely high immigration. Bradford, for example, is only around 50% English. Most immigrants are South Asian.
@JasonWeir-xk5ht2 күн бұрын
Very clever but quite stupid
@shanemeyer10362 күн бұрын
Americans forget when they visit another country they are the foreigner. Not the native population.
@bobyprabowo74272 күн бұрын
Thats not european football that world football
@LGBTQLegend2 күн бұрын
China has both Google and KZfaq. Just so you know.
@LGBTQLegend2 күн бұрын
The first design for a computer was made in 1822 by a man named Charles Babbage. Alan Turing who you're thinking of made computer science not computers. The first functional digital computer called ENIAC was made in 1945 and was the size of a room. It wasn't a single person but multiple people from various countries that contributed to making ENAIC. The first personal computer was Micral N made in 1973 by the French engineer François Gernelle.
@cardwitch912 күн бұрын
What is it with Texans not knowing that English is from England? My British father was been the victim of the“You speak very good English!” line despite being from Britain, the birthplace of English, and that was a Texan, too. They said it in such a condescending way, too. But my dad got revenge by immediately saying, “Thank you. I only wish I say the same of your English.”
@lesjones4712 күн бұрын
Why are americans comming to UK and find out it's great and some stay in the UK,they enjoy our type of food,you do not have to drive everywhere,shops ar close by too.
@QueenofmyPlantpot2 күн бұрын
I taught several US-Americans my language in my country (Germany) and the vast majority was super nice, polite, educated, sweet and fun to be around.
@elaines.80382 күн бұрын
I was at home when it was announced, I'm the activities coordinator in a residential home for the elderly and I was actually making tributes and wreaths to put up around the home when the time came. I immediately stopped what I was doing and I sobbed, for the rest of the day, I sobbed. My manager messaged me because she knows I'm a Royalist. I carried on with my tributes the next day and opened a book of Condolences (which was then sent to Buckingham Palace after the official mourning period was over) the next day when I got to work but everything stopped after the announcement. On the day of the funeral. I was at work with my ladies and gentlemen and they helped me through that day.
@Cauin4503 күн бұрын
In Norfolk, England, the marriage guidance and family planning service is called: Related.
@janna22453 күн бұрын
I wish they hadn't pelted them with fruit. Btw: they did this whole skit in German. It's weird, but they did
@ZarinaKassir-db9ih3 күн бұрын
América is not a country 👍
@millenniumfrequency3 күн бұрын
13:54 just type in another language and google will give you the results in that language....
@millenniumfrequency3 күн бұрын
Nobody whould think that you are canadian if you say you are from America :)) 11:33
@nataliewright85623 күн бұрын
Where did you get that we don’t tip? That’s offensive We tip at our discretion and the fact it isn’t expected earns a bigger tip on top of a reasonable wage 😳
@andrewb80153 күн бұрын
A Welsh accent vs Jamaican accent--WTF
@oliversherman24143 күн бұрын
The Spanish Civil War was from 1936 to 1939, so it wasn't "very soon after WW1" as it was almost 2 decades apart
@danicao.67784 күн бұрын
American history??? What history!?!?😂😂😂 Billy Kid and bunch of killers!!!😂😂😂 Hawaii would be much richer if it wasn't inside the USA!!!
@johandutoit4 күн бұрын
Frankly, you will understand cricket better if you forget about baseball.
@keir1004 күн бұрын
Really!the world depends on security and trade so yes it does revolve around the US and the US taxpayer who fund it.
@ForEverKath5 күн бұрын
You should visit the largest viking festival in Scandinavia! It is this summer in Horten, Norway.
@roanoke75515 күн бұрын
Im from europe and history was literally taught as a timeline. Our primary school is 9 years long (american primary and middle together) and when you'd get history in like third grade youd start with prehistoric humans and move forward from there. My countries history was sprinkled in (we would learn what our people were doing at that time), but was more in depth in highschool, when we went over recent history in detail.
@hammertic5 күн бұрын
😮 WE ARE THE WORLD. A great song but the lyrics say it all about Americans 😂
@amehayami9345 күн бұрын
Yes if i visited another country i probably would say I'm Canadian too and not American. Because Americans are embarrassing.
@carlotta4th5 күн бұрын
Taskmaster is a show where I saw an occasional clip and thought "...I don't get it. I mean it's a bit funny but not a ton." Then my friend had me watch a whole episode and it's SO much better in full context when you see how everyone handles the tasks and jokes about them! I love the show now but it took a while.
@wayne75215 күн бұрын
All ya need is a pie in hand ,with a bite out , and some coal dust on ya cheeks ...youd pass as a yorkshire ( york sure) bloke 😂 Ethan ...
@suemcgregor92486 күн бұрын
Very bad nanners to inerrupt the Queen's own but we dont expect good manners from Americans. Not subscribing, bad manners
@Me-gy7yk6 күн бұрын
Peterborough is nowhere near as bad as its reputation. You should check out videos of that Cathedral interior, it's one of the most magnificent Cathedrals in all England.
@Loki18156 күн бұрын
Dunning-Kruger effect. This is usually explained from the point of view of someone who knows very little but bare with me and I'll start from the person who does know his facts! Someone who is very well versed in a subject or situation, may think that the things he knows is also known by everyone else, therefore underestimating his own ability! The reverse of this is that someone who has little knowledge, over-estimates his abilities and believes that others are not so knowledgeable, or no-one else has this knowledge! I hope this helps....
@Loki18156 күн бұрын
I bet he wishes that he has a British Passport, with the "His Britannic Majesty's Secretary of State requests and requires in the name of His Majesty all those whom it may concern to allow the bearer to pass freely without let or hindrance, and to afford the bearer such assistance and protection as may be necessary." So step aside my good man!
@lizb31396 күн бұрын
Cockney/London accent
@lizb31396 күн бұрын
She's a good actor too. In 'Trigger Point' uktv series
@jt80836 күн бұрын
Sorry America, you can have the war in the Pacific, but you didn't save Europe... you didn't even field a bigger army on D Day than Britain.. or southern Italy... Africa apart from one port had already been won by Montgomery and Russia was smashing the nazis on the East front. Sorry US, big help, but myth ro say you won it...Russia and UK had far more to do with it.
@melissajohnson32716 күн бұрын
In the nicest way possible, around my many travels, Americans are the thickest people I’ve ever known - it’s actually astounding. Like you said - might be to do with the education system but good lord it’s extraordinary. Perhaps just meet the wrong ones consistently
@melissajohnson32716 күн бұрын
Wouldn’t need American English option is you learned how to spell and stop taking ‘u’ out of everything for no reason
@Mamaki19876 күн бұрын
"and stay up to 3 month"? If you are an EU citizen you can move to another EU state and live and work here if you want. That is what freedom of movement means. The only hard part is learning the language of the other country if you don't know it already.
@ChocolateTampon6 күн бұрын
I'm from the UK and once when I was in Texas I was asked if we have Christmas in England. 🤦♂