In Ireland at least the more someone brags about themselves the more licence you have to take the piss out of them. That's why people feel it's ok.

@user-qj7et4wv3q

Ай бұрын

So that's where the English learnt it from, our next door neighbour. Now isn't that a surprise, pity your forebears who moved to States couldn't teach it to the yanks.

@tharsthat

Ай бұрын

@@user-qj7et4wv3q In Australia we have Victorians moving up that think they own everything. We used to have Western Australians that thought they could walk over the fences. Not in North Queensland. Trespass is still a law. They try to make up the law. They run from a crap Government and want to start crap here. They are all little Kings.

@user-qj7et4wv3q

Ай бұрын

@@tharsthat feel sorry for ya cousin it seems that some of our convict colonials are struggling to breed the traits out of themselves, blame our King George 3rd he was supposedly a bit of a nutter.

I feel like here in Germany it's easier to say something negative about America/Americans than saying something nice. Saying shit about America is absolutely acceptable (and often something most people can agree on).

@atorthefightingeagle9813

Ай бұрын

Well if Americans will insist on shouting at the rest of us that it's "the greatest country in the world" then they can't really expect the rest of us to not take them to task about it. They should learn some humility.

@alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714

Ай бұрын

I believe that it is inherently wrong to make generalized statements about groups of people. Every person is an individual and while a given statement may be true about the average person of some group, it does not apply to all persons of that group.

@phoenix-xu9xj

Ай бұрын

We would get on well. Im English 😂

@eichzoernchen

Ай бұрын

sad but true

@Facetterdk

Ай бұрын

Yes prejudice can always get people together. You should think, though, that Germans should know better.

Talking shit about other countries is really normalised, it doesnt mean much. I can roast them and be friends at the same time.

ryan is the best, never offended. what a champ. iwrocker and you are good okes.

@Rudelherz

Ай бұрын

He actually contradicts the stereotypes being the way he is, and proves, they are not always true in the best way possible ❤

'Why do people get away with what they say about Americans?' you ask. Because this guy invited their opinions, I think.

@PROVOCATEURSK

Ай бұрын

Americans are the reason Russia, China and North Korea exist.

12:05 She said "more chill"

Don't worry about the talking shit about americans, we all do it about our european neighbours too!!😂😂

@chgr4674

Ай бұрын

In Germany we also always complain and hate on our own country

Ryan, you always have a great reaction to these videos. Completely enjoy how you always focus more on the positive even when some observed individuals are being a little cringy or just not nice.

@user-qj7et4wv3q

Ай бұрын

Just a facade, look Into his eyes and you will see the fear.

I LOVE the sound of that young lady in purple who has the central/eastern European lilt mixed with the Edinburgh burr! What a beautifully unique accent!

Unless you live in that country for a long time, you are never really fluent compared to the local nationals. There will always be the word or phrase with a meaning unknown to you. I used to speak a very fluent American English with an accent and word choice located primarily in the south. It took GIs in Stuttgart, Germany, about 30 to 40 minutes to find out that I am a local national -- and they can detect the local national when he just opens his mouth. Usually I made a simple mistake by then. But when I had a US girlfriend I learned how narrow and limited my knowledge of AE was. On the other hand, when you learn a foreign language you don't learn each and every meaning a word may have, you only learn what you need to know in that very instant. And there are lesser used grammar rules that you don't master.

The three women in lilac / blue dress are not Scottish, not native English speakers.

Some of them werent Scottish btw. 2 of the three standing group sounded east European.

this was funny as hell lol your reaction when the girl said cringy cracked me up lmao

The sweetest thing about Americans is how they love your accent or think it's cute, when in Europe it's a real disadvantage and you would try to hide or diminish it, no matter the language, because it it can be annoying /hard to understand sometimes. 😊

4:27 No. 5:33. Yes. Exactly. At least in my experience in Scandinavian cities. Followed closely by the typical tourist family of a rotund variety and the young couple that look more like the “jocks” but normally shaped. 😄

Well... as a european girl, I do like you Ryan. You are more educated and open, than what I would consider a typical american to be. 👍 (And you are easy on the eye... )

@Rudelherz

Ай бұрын

Yes! Totally agree with everything!Actually even more than some Europeans😂

@molly9518

Ай бұрын

@@Rudelherz more so, than quite a Lot of Europeans...

@Rudelherz

Ай бұрын

@@molly9518 it's ridiculous how 'smart' Europeans think of themselves as the 'smartest' & 'most open' when that is exactly what they say they don't like about Americans: Arrogance. 🙈😅 Really sad. This guy is great and I wish there were more of us trying to learn about others including the US, not for the sake of being the best and knowledgeable but just out of curiosity and humility like Ryan does. I totally get you 🤗

Through the videos I'm more kinda educated on the topic America,so I'd give a pretty differentiated opinion on it. I say it depends on the person that you talk to.

If he turns into a Canadian he still is an American guy 😅

Thank You for letting me join

@stirlingmoss4621

Ай бұрын

we're not fussy here

So funny when you couldn't understand the accent. She said 'chilled'. I love the way my name sounds in an American accent - I have an American colleague at work who calls me Lardie - I'm Lottie. In Scottish it sounds like Lor-ee🤣

Well, actually I never try to meet men and women by looking very much on their nationality. They are all welcome to me. First I see the human being. Afterwards - sometime - I ask what special attitude, expression and so on the person has. We are all ONE human family. I see my brother and sister in every being. 💖🙂

You should do a reaction on a video about gay cowboys, because, you know, circumstance makes strange bedfellows. The numbers would surprise you.

I’m English and English would definitely not be my first choice. Although neither would American in fairness. I think I’d prefer someone who spoke no English if I’m perfectly honest 😂😂😂

As an older man who has been to many countries. Including the us , men around the world usually have the same wants needs and goals . But I do think in terms of maturity the American youth is a few years behind. Probably you’re school system

@nightowl5395

Ай бұрын

...your school system... 😏

@thefiestaguy8831

Ай бұрын

Whilst I agree, it is "your school system".

@tsurutom

Ай бұрын

I AM SCHOOL SYSTEM 🤖

I think American men are not as different as young men in Europe. Many don`t want a long -term relationship , which some women find difficult to deal with.

I have family in Canada and America my cousin moved to Edmington Canada where our paul was born they then moved to ohio where our leana was born

Not all of those girls are Scottish. Some of them are Eastern Europeans, who probably live in Scotland.

The Scots and Irish talk in the back of their throat and the sound is tripped by their lips. I need an interpreter.

@chelseathompson2796

Ай бұрын

our accents have been around longer than your country so dont worry, we dont care xx

@tharsthat

Ай бұрын

@@chelseathompson2796 Noice I can understand you because of my Grandparents.

@chelseathompson2796

Ай бұрын

@@tharsthat great, so you shouldn't make fun of your heritage then :)

@tharsthat

Ай бұрын

@@chelseathompson2796 Nah Australian first. We make fun of everyone. I am English, Irish, Scot and , Welsh, German Swedish and Spanish. I am all of jokes then.

@chelseathompson2796

Ай бұрын

@@tharsthat I know, I’m married to an Aussie. It doesn’t bother us 🤣🤣

I lived in Hong Knong years back and one day 1;800 turned up. OMG we took the piss big time, it was like shooting fish in a barrel there IQ had problems, we could not help it. I use run a bar in HK. one evening a groop of crew chucked one over the bar at me. Im 5 '2 so i was tiny i grabed him and just chucked him back. My Canadian boy frend loved it he knew im from Glasgow and could look after myself. We do t have a Right to Free Speach we have the Right to Expretion, its diffrent and i thing better, fairer.

Imagine i would say, "it doesn't matter where the Girl come from, Hauptsache sie spricht, muttersprachlich, Deutsch!". Strange World...

So femboy ryan it is then eh?

I thought that was glasgow looked so familiar

Liking different accent in the same language is interesting. I like to hear Scottish people speak English. I can't say that I like a specific accent of non native speaker while speaking German. And the only German dialect I like is the one from North Germany. In every other case I would prefer high German. But I hear very often that Americans like different English dialects or people speaking with a certain foreign accent. I wonder why this is.

I’m from Spain and about the accent I can’t with the California gutural songs some girls (mostly) have. I’m ok with the other accents I prefer English and Scottish accent.

American men 100-200 years ago were quite manly , men were rougher tougher, but alot were immigrants mainly from Europe only a few were actual Americans 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

As someone from the Balkan who is a woman and has met American guys, I can guarantee you guys are better than the Balkan ones. But ultimately I would still like to marry someone from Europe, just Balkan men are very low on my standard meter.

Most people are okay when someone criticises their country, it’s just the US that got a problem with it

@martar.2085

Ай бұрын

Yeah

@molly9518

Ай бұрын

And Israel even more so...

shooting at things and people does not make you a man !

@101steel4

Ай бұрын

It's a cowards way

I wouldn’t exactly call Glaswegian girls the average European girl 😂 and that’s coming from a Glaswegian

The girls are sweet and demure.

Bollocks to all that!!!!did any one one spot the TARDIS at 6:58😂😂😂

Wisst ihr warum der Eifelturm So hoch ist

Well a hundred/two hundred years ago the American cowboys were in fact Scottish, who just came to America.

It's more than a little unfair to assume the opinions of a few Glaswegians are representative for the entirety of Europe. If yer no a lout yer a lass

Let the dog give its input !

Interestingly, you mentioned “cowboy.” The word cowboy devried from the Spainish word vaquero where ‘vaca” means “cow” and were used mainly for black Americans because the “boy” suffix denotes that blacks weren’t men, they were boys. White men were called cowhand, cowpoke, buckaroo, or cowpuncher. Just FYI.

No all o them fae ma fair city o glesga, but a'll gie'im a pass 😂 It's written phonetically,, put on your best Glasgow accent and give it a shot 😂

Petition. Most canadians dont say aboot. I certainly dont. Do I have an ottowa valley accent? Yes. Even though I've never been there somehow. But aboot? Yeah, no.

@dicem8977

Ай бұрын

Interestingly, we say aboot instead of about in Scotland.

European girls like softer man. So when they say that there are more in touch with their feminine side its often said in a positive way.

@alistairbolden6340

Ай бұрын

Lol no its not, it means they think a hell of a lot of American men are losers. And well they kinda are 99% on Simps on the internet are American.

@cart4062

Ай бұрын

Hahahaha bahahahaha no, I think with more feminine they tried to say 'push overs' politely 😂

OMG I hope he didn’t shot the dog

But Europeans can say the truth, not like Americans who beat around the bush and don't tell the truth.

Speaking as an older Canadian woman, in my experience American men are more romantic and therefore better lovers than Scottish men. Also Scot is more likely to come home drunk after a Saturday night at the pub.

@thefiestaguy8831

Ай бұрын

But you have to put up with the American man constantly saying "Where's my gun?" and "MURRRRICA" as if it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.

@atorthefightingeagle9813

Ай бұрын

Scottish women are more likely to come home drunk from the pub on a Saturday night than Scottish men.

@nilocnolnah6788

Ай бұрын

Canadian? I wonder.

@Isleofskye

Ай бұрын

@@nilocnolnah6788 Doesn't sound right. Most Scots that I have known,I am in my 70th year, would already be drunk on the way to the pub:)

@yarrowbumblefoot8877

Ай бұрын

@@nilocnolnah6788Why?

guess you have to wear pink from now on miss Ryan XD

@user-kq5ke5yb6k

Ай бұрын

I’m sure his panties are pink.

Dude are you close to where the Indianapolis 500 car race occurs since you live in Indiana ? I've seen it lots of times but Formula One is better .

In Germany we say american english sounds like speaking with dumplings in your mouth. I mean it's exaggerated, but there's also some truth to it xD

"as long as they're fluent" It does matter. There is a secret anglo-saxon facism in the west. Some denny it some admit it, but there is a common anglo-saxon-phile thing between Canada, Australia, UK, US, Ireland and New-Zealand. Everybody in this world is equal(but we english speakers are a little bit more equal). But its ok. For examlple french people not even try to hide that they think they're superior to every nations. Italians don't say they are superior but every thing what is italian and everything in Italy just simply the best. Russians, ukrainians, serbians etc. all of them think they are the best, superior and only true slavic nation. Hungarians think they are the chosen nation(they are germanic/slavic, mainly slavic misxtures but they think they are something else). Romanians think they are more latin than the italians(through they are slavic/balkanian/turkish mixtures.) Asia is no different. Chinese look down on every nation and all neighboring nations hate China. Iranians think they persians are destined to rule if notthe whole world but the east at least. Turkish people like: yeah dostum we are muslim brothers but don't forget i am a big F superior and conqueror OTTOMAN! Black people in th US and even in Africa probably the most racist people in the world. They don't denny it cuz they think they have special authorization to be racist(actually everyone has the right to be racist). So there is no nation without racism, nationalism and preconseptions.

Wouldn't it have been more interesting to find out what the Tardis is doing in Edinburgh?

@dicem8977

Ай бұрын

It was Glasgow, and there are two or three of them in the city, leftover from when they were used as police telephone boxes from whatever decade they were used in.

@PhilHarmonicus

Ай бұрын

@@dicem8977 Of course it was Glasgow, it was announced at the start. My mistake, but how many instances of the TARDIS are there at any one time?

That you as a guy is in touch eith your feminine side is a compliment. Not a fan of how insulted you seemed to get over that comment 😅

Gigachads

2:55 Of course the Scottish men in their skirts are far more masculine than any other men anywhere....no, I'm just kidding 😉

@RockinDave1

Ай бұрын

Ah yes, these jokes about our national dress never get old… besides, it’s a damn sight better than morris dancing 😂 I’d also be keen to point out that it comes from a time when no one wore trousers.

That was just a huge generalisation from girls who have not had the chance to make a comparison 🤷‍♀️ IMO

Scottish men wear skirts. Let's start from there.

@101steel4

Ай бұрын

You can get arrested for saying that in Scotland 😂😂

@geraldineafflick3947

Ай бұрын

Takes a brave man to wear a skirt…dig that

When you only care about not offending or triggering others and being noce at all costs, thats what you obtain, and there is no amount of guns that can hide it😂

@user-kq5ke5yb6k

Ай бұрын

Well, guns can eliminate the competition….

Ryan, you should get out more.

'You don't need a personality, just an accent' Yes, that says a lot about the US......shallow at its finest.

Scottish women are a little bit more manly than American men as well to be fair..

@101steel4

Ай бұрын

Mary doll especially

People don't understand that the United States is so big, it's impossible to generalize 😅. And by the way, it's time to create a noun for people from United States, because Canadians are American, Brazilians are American, etc... In Spanish we have "estadounidense", but I don't know why you don't have it in English 😅

@norXmal

Ай бұрын

Yeah, same with Europe, cultures vary too much from country to country. I do agree with the American descriptor needs to be either specified or changed, as everyone on the Americas continent are technically Americans. Must admit the EEUU has confused me a few times, same with UE with.

@Songfugel

Ай бұрын

No it's not, the US is tiny when compared to China and India and even small compared to Europe yet people always generalize them. The US is extremely culturally homogenous country, even if it is ethnically diverse. Only IF you count in (which most don't) Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Inuites and Native Americans into the mix, does it have significant cultural diversity, but those are almost never considered a part of the discussion when talking about the US culture, but treated as separate ones. Since they are pretty much completely segregated China for example has 56 recognized official distinct ethnicities (this doesn't even include the usual ones like European, African, US, Japanese, Korean etc) that the West just labels as Chinese. China has twice as many minorities as the whole US population! Please keep some perspective when generalizing on global scale

@RuiLeTubo

Ай бұрын

Like "Unitedstater"? 😂😂😂

@javiTests

Ай бұрын

@@Songfugel I think a person born and raised in New York or California is quite different from a person from Montana or Louisiana. Other countries are maybe more diverse, I'm not disputing that, but the diversity in the US is quite big. Some states allow guns, some other not, some people are taught the "creation", others "evolution"... I mean, even if you move state, apparently you need to exchange your driving license? We don't have to do that in Europe 😅. In any case, I was told this by a couple of friends that were from the Washington area and Boston, but I haven't lived there, so...

@MrLarsgren

Ай бұрын

people from the US are the loud annoying entitled ones. easy to spot in the crowd.

Having visited US several times, I would not say that they are "feminine" neither do I think you could generalize it as such. You could say some states are more feminine than others, as much as someone would say certain European countries are more feminine than others. It also depends how the person defines femininity, as some would consider liberal values to be a feminine ideology, while others don't, it's all a spectrum the end of the day.

I've met some lovely US blokes, in general I find the blokes are a lot more accepting and nowhere near as bigoted as the women - I know it's probably not true over all but of those I've MET it is, possibly because they are mainly in the military or airline pilots/staff. They are also generally not fat, definitely athletic and keep their opinions to themselves. m any of the women on the other hand don't keep their opinions to themselves, think that we should still be living in the 1800s (I should add this is rural Ireland) with the carts, dirt tracks etc, that ANY belief not fitting in with their largely Bible belt mentality/beliefs is the work of the devil - and one group actually stole and destroyed items belonging to their host because he dared to be a 'pagan', he lectured in Norse mythology at Stockholm university and made Norse themed jewellery for a living and his imagery was apparently the work of the devil (he was from the US south and I fully understood why he refused to return to the US after that). They also tend to be very critical of the women here and think we are less than them - no idea why and I'm not going to ask - while they also think Ireland is backwards, can't speak Irish properly (apparently we should pronounce words/names as they are pronounced in the US rather than the way they are pronounced in Irish) and no different to the country their alleged ancestors left a couple of hundred years ago. It is actually interesting looking at the differences (another is that those US women who hold those beliefs often can't settle and return to the US, the US women who are the direct opposite settle, fit in and stay here) but on the whole I definitely prefer the male of the species.

@normanduke8855

Ай бұрын

US women have become veritable viragoes. US men are speedily learning to avoid them.

Dutch guy here. An Américan tried to drag me in Amsterdam ( 35 years ago !) told me he didn't speak Dutch...but hé did speak 'Belgian' ....( Wich is the same language !)

Sebastian Gorka 2017: The Alpha males are back! Donald Trump 2024: It's freezing cold here, they do it on purpose!

Like Like Like its not English 😅

I find it strange to even contemplate nationalities or languages at this subject. You date a person who seems to fit into your tick boxes and nationality is nothing to do with it. For me personality, opinions, lifestyle and priorities are important. Narrow mindness like religious fanatism is out of question and an immediate cross out.

Well look at the Mcdonald chain, using Ronald Mcdonald to represent the company when it really really should be a Michelin Man, much more representative of a American 'man' (excluding Canadian, Mexican and all the other countries that are AMERICAN) America is a continent not a country.

@normanduke8855

Ай бұрын

That horse left the barn a long time ago, honey.

@user-qj7et4wv3q

Ай бұрын

@@normanduke8855 hm get you Honeybum, wanna meet up, your local or mine, me baggsy the Ronald Mcdonald Toy.

I think people are fine with talking bad about Americans because it feels like punshing up. Like making fun of the athletic, popular, rich kid. In general I think it's always easy to talk bad about a whole population with all their stereotypes (probably well aware how different the individuals are) than talking about a "real" person - well outside of Twitter that is 😅

@schtreg9140

Ай бұрын

No, people are fine with talking bad about Americans because Americans are most notorious for bragging and showing off. You don't typically try to bring the quiet kid in class down a notch. You do it with the annoying one that constantly brags about stuff that most of the time isn't even true. And Americans are also extremely bad at accepting when other countries are excelling at stuff. As a European all you have to say these days is "wow, you guys really don't use a lot of public transportation, do you?" and that can make a lot of Americans think you're a smug European trying to talk them down - complete lack of self awareness, because it's usually them who act pretty arrogant about their country often in ways they don't even understand ("this wouldn't work here - America is so different from the rest of the world - we're pretty unique!")

@twotidoce

Ай бұрын

Especially when they call the us the greatest country in the world. Kinda sets them up to be made fun of all the not so great things about them.

Yeah American men don’t be very manly when compared to a Scotsman😭😭😭

@sunseeker9581

Ай бұрын

Gun toting red necks might not be best pleased.

@alexmashkin863

Ай бұрын

​@@sunseeker9581Manliness is not about guns, in all meanings of the word :-))

@yarrowbumblefoot8877

Ай бұрын

What's under a Scotsman's kilt you ask? A wee Scottish "pecker" and a three minute bounce.

@thefiestaguy8831

Ай бұрын

Americans pick up a pistol or an assault rifle, pose with it in a photograph and want to be considered a "man"...

You can help me. What do I have to do to have a happy arvo?

See you tomorrow Cringy 😂

Ryan! I sometimes wonder why you do it to yourself, why you torture yourself watching these type of videos maybe you're a wee bit masochistic or a just genuinely curious about what other countries think of americans. Not all of us brits dislike americans I for one have been entertained by your music and movies my whole life and no other country in the world has entertained me more than America. So just remember there are things that the world has to thank americans for and we all don't hate you! lol!

Oh Ryan...you really shouldn't keep putting yourself through these type of videos 😅 You always take any negativity shown towards Americans very well...but it's not good for your self-esteem you know 😏 I get the impression many British people think Americans are generally more outgoing than us - open and friendly - but perhaps a bit too loud in public places. I am not sure what characteristics male Americans are thought to have...more confidence, cockiness?

Stay as You are, You are man enough.

@alexmashkin863

Ай бұрын

How do you know?

@user-kq5ke5yb6k

Ай бұрын

@@alexmashkin863 - God help us if Ryan is +what passes for “manly,”

it's the "european" for me... dude...

🇺🇸I watched a lot of videos on this topic of comparing American to European men and I can say that everybody agreed on American men beeing more gentlemen, like picking up the woman at home for a date, bringing flowers, holding doors open for her, paying at the restaurant… The whole chivalry thing. Nobody statet that American men are less manly. And even if they are more connected to their emotions… Isn‘t it exactly that what we women always complain about, if a man is not?! So that’s great, I think. From my personal experience with an American man I can tell, that I never met a European (especially German) guy, who was that passionate, caring and lovingly. And he is so masculine that it blows my mind every time, I see him.

@schtreg9140

Ай бұрын

As a European who has dated North American women, my experience has been that even just listening to them blows them completely away. I've been told more than once that I've raised their dating standards simply based on having a normal conversation and not making everything about job, money and bragging. The same kind of bragging I see in your comment btw. The complete opposite of what you said basically. I'm Austrian. Don't know if that's close enough to being German but I've regularly been called more (com)passionate and loving and still am in my current relationship.

@MaryRaine929

Ай бұрын

@@schtreg9140 Could it be, that you got me completely wrong? I‘m not American and even the fifth time, I read my own comment, I can‘t find myself bragging around in it. I am a German woman with an American boyfriend, praising American man for their chivalry and sharing my personal experience that the American man I love, is the best man, I ever had by my side. Nothing more, nothing less. 🤷‍♀️

@tsurutom

Ай бұрын

No, you're bragging about how great your dude is within your own rather narrow view of manliness, while implying some ridiculous general cultural analysis. Which is honestly max level cringe. And then also not understanding the other person's counterexample of how easily impressed some American girls are, which shows their shite experiences with American guys. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@danielle_283

Ай бұрын

As a German woman i fully agree to you 👍💯

@FierroFortis

Ай бұрын

Such "gentlemen" would be considered "sexist" by most women in Western Europe.

0:20 Bloody ripper mate hows yourself?

12:33 My middle name is James I think it is from the Welsh.

Britsh comedy often revolves around the idea that it's ok to "punch up" but bad form to "punch down". So making fun of the privileged is encouraged, but making fun of people struggling never is. Unfortunately for you, Americans pretty much take top spot in punching up. We're overwhelmed by American media, your news ends up on our TV screens because your current status in the world means that it's important to us no matter how little we care, etc. So that, combined with the fact that Americans make it so easy to take jabs at, means you're always likely to meet a bit of hostility, even though most of it will be good natured. If it makes you feel better, England is generally pretty high up on the list too, so we get it from elsewhere (Scotland included).

If English is your first language you're more likely to be culturally similar. Makes for an "easier" relationship with merging families and such I imagine.

@tsurutom

Ай бұрын

I doubt that. Traveling or moving from one European country to another will generally give you less of a culture shock than moving to the USA, I would assume. That should be an indication of similarity, no?

@101steel4

Ай бұрын

English isn't their first language (Americans)

American guys, remember this : The British SAS are very well represented by Scottish blokes. So there`s going to some fierce competition in impressing a Scottish lass. As I was growing up ( in Lincolnshire, England ) whenever I heard an American accent I felt very pleased that my neck of the woods was a pleasing and pleasant enough place as to catch the attention of someone from so far away. This was in the `60,s and `70,s - when of course the `States were much farther away from the UK than they are today. Ps, is that a Dr Who telephone box in the background of the three girls standing - or just a normal police phone box up there in Scotland ? As likely as not when they refer to English being their first language in preference they mean an ability to be fluent.

Canadians do not say aboot.

Maybe there’s something there, if even American women don’t want American men :p

@user-kq5ke5yb6k

Ай бұрын

American men sure produced a lot of European babies in the 1940’s….

On behalf of the whole continent of Europe i would like to state the fact that you refer to us all as Europeans shows the utter ignorance and complete disrespect of the whole of America. We are not one people, we are many countries, with many languages and many different histories and lineage. A nice start would be to change the title of this video as the Scottish are proud to be Scots, they tend to be upset when you refer to them as Europeans and strip them of heritage, grouping them together with a 3rd of the world because they are certainly not the same in anyway shape or form.

@user-kq5ke5yb6k

Ай бұрын

And all Americans are the same? There is more diversity in the US than in Europe.

@Inks_Inspirations

Ай бұрын

​@@user-kq5ke5yb6k Spoke like a true American. We have as many different countries as you have states.

@thefiestaguy8831

Ай бұрын

The US education system is on average 2 years behind most of Europe. Plenty of Americans think "Europe" is a country and that "Paris" is in England. Some Americans think that Australia is in Europe... despite the fact that the USA is far closer to Europe than Australia is. Plenty of Americans think that Texas is the largest state by land mass, when actually it's Alaska, and plenty of them can't tell the time from an analogue wrist watch or use 24 hour clocks... of course they aren't ALL like this, but that's a summisation.

@Inks_Inspirations

Ай бұрын

@@thefiestaguy8831 The comment that USA has more diversity than 50 different countries speaks absolute volumes of how isolated from reality some of their people are. Nearly fell off my chair laughing at the dumbness of that statement.

@thefiestaguy8831

Ай бұрын

@@Inks_Inspirations As I understand, Miami is the most "diverse" place in the world... but that doesn't mean a lot when you treat anyone who is of colour or from a different nation very differently, with suspicion and discriminate against them. Just look at how American white homeowners are quick to shoot black young boys knocking on their door for help... or shoot a japanese student knocking on their door, where they even admitted themselves they were more suspicious of the person because in the lighting conditions he appeared "dark skinned".... Imagine being more likely to be shot and killed if you are japanese or black for knocking on someone's door asking for help or going to the wrong address by mistake. Americans want to criticise Europe and other places but don't like it when people criticise their manic obssession with guns and being able to execute each other with little to no justification. For such a "brave" country many Americans do come across as wimps. They will happily shoot anyone dead who breaks into their house because they are "terrified". They will shoot anyone who knocks on their door they don't know, because they are suspicious and afraid they might be a burglar... By their logic I should shoot someone who lives on my road who knocks on my door that i've never seen before...

So, the UK is "Europe"? Aha...

@nilocnolnah6788

Ай бұрын

Yes. The UK is on the continent of Europe but not in the Union or Continental Europe.

@Cyril_Sneer

Ай бұрын

@@nilocnolnah6788 so, NO...

@nilocnolnah6788

Ай бұрын

Read it again but first put your brain in gear.

@Cyril_Sneer

Ай бұрын

@@nilocnolnah6788 Sarkasmus is nich so dein Ding, wah!? Dann hätte auch sagen können, "Girls from Earth". Es ging darum, das diese Länder, die UK sowieso am wenigsten, absolut nicht exemplarisch für ALLE EU-Girls steht. Natüüürrlich Soviel zu "Gehirn einschalten"... 🤣

@44_woohoo_44

Ай бұрын

Europe is a continent which the UK is a part of and the European union is not a continent which the UK is not a part of

You American men are kind of cute.. 😅 Just joking. No, not really...

The problem is, does he mean USAian guys or really just Americans since that in the end includes not only Canadians but even Mexicans and also Brasilians, Colombians and many more because .. America is a continent and not a country and if you don't say explicit north america it also includes south america.

@RatKindler

Ай бұрын

America is NOT a continent under the continental scheme used by most English speaking countries. America is a short form for United States of America. It is contained within the North American CONTINENT. There is no American continent under this scheme and North Americans refer to the country of the United States of America as America. Canadians would be quite offended if you referred to them as American, even if you meant it in a continental sense.

@normanduke8855

Ай бұрын

I bet you're single.

Do you think that these Scottish girls even know even American men. I why do you even care.

Ryan

Getting in bar fights makes you a man?

American guys feminine? Yikes

@mari97216

Ай бұрын

Yes, when it comes to emotions. Sorry.

@LalaDepala_00

Ай бұрын

Yes, they are.

@44_woohoo_44

Ай бұрын

yeah sorry that's something I always notice online, some of yous do sound quite feminine 😂

@Bushdoctor3000

Ай бұрын

Probably they looks feminine to us because they shave their bodyhair.

This guy is so rude and insecure. He takes people's opinions as a personal atack like they were talking about him. So cringy to watch.. Sorry to bring the news to you: they dont even know who you are. Feels like a fragil masculinity sindrome. Relaaax

btw, canadians ARE americans🤷

@101steel4

Ай бұрын

North Americans