"Do you eat Mona Lisa , too" lol , i couldn't handle this one , neither Elysa 😂

@3H3H3H

Ай бұрын

Child's are 😍🌹 and magical ❤️❤️

The interation between the little boy and the French lady are the best , he only not just know France , but he aslo seems really interested and like how she explains to both , and then Spain and he was like "Flamingo" and dance 😂

@jules44.

Ай бұрын

that kid is so intelligent and like to know about cultures.

about colloseum fights. kid: "What if people die?" Italian girl: ""Back then it was fun" 💀

@gabrieleguerrisi4335

2 ай бұрын

It's all fun and joke until... They prohibited them😔

@rafaelpaz6416

2 ай бұрын

@@gabrieleguerrisi4335 kkkkkk

@svilleda237

Ай бұрын

@@gabrieleguerrisi4335 🤣 jajaja

These kids are so cuteeee Omggggg🥰😂😭

"Very old building, hausmann" Italy: hold my amphiteathre

@xenotypos

Ай бұрын

Lol yeah, admittedly it's far from being the oldest thing is Paris or France tho, I remember seeing that 6000yo megalithic structure in Britanny pretty neat stuff.

@mecha-sheep7674

Ай бұрын

She is talking to children born in the 21th century. For them, their grand-pa lived in the Middle Age or something. Kids don't perceive time as adults do. Their whole life experience is less than 10 years, so buildings from 1860 is at least 17 times older than them...

Saying the Colosseum needs to be repaired was a hot take 😄 They were so precious!

French accent is so lovely ❤😂

Wowww❤❤😮so cute

Why the german girl says black on flag means the dark history of Germany ? The black on German flag is for the Holy Roman Germanic Empire between 962 - 1806. I think she make confused with a more recent dark German history but that's not the same at all !

@MW-mg3qf

Ай бұрын

I think she doesn´ t know the History of the Flag .....sehr peinlich.

@hnrccaa

Ай бұрын

Naja, die Version von yetcha ist auch etwas abenteuerlich .. Es sind einfach die Farben der Idee der deutschen Einigung im 19. Jh. - z.B. Hambacher Fest 1832

I want to visit Germany because of the sausages 😮😂

We see the reaction of Korean kids about the Coliseum broken part : "need to repair". Oh non kids ! The preservation of old artefact are not the same in yourcountry where old wood shrines are remade each 10, 20 or 30 years to be like new one (same in many countries of South East Asia). In Europe and many sites in the world, preservation are not in the rebuilt but only try to be no more destroy.

4:00 This is 100 % wrong. The colors don't have individual meanings, they are derived from the uniforms of the Lützowsche Freikorps, a faction that fought in the Napoleonic liberation war in the early 19th century (black fabric, red accents, gold buttons). I'm not even sure where she got these explanations from because I've never heard them before.

@ahsokaincognito

2 ай бұрын

I would appreciate a correction in a pinned comment because I'm not the only one upset @worldfriends77

@hnrccaa

Ай бұрын

The discussion about the meaning of the colors just represents the dispute about our history in the German education system: Caroline probably went to school in a left-wing governed state where the real origin of the flag already is seen as too "nationalistic" because the unification movement in the 19th century was driven by student groups (Burschenschaften).

@xenotypos

Ай бұрын

Yeah I'm not even German but I was shocked about the reason she gave for the black strip. Nobody would design their flag out of guilt like that and anyway this flag was already (briefly) used in the 19th century. So it's assuredly not about the "dark history" that happened in the 20th century.

@nebelland8355

Ай бұрын

@hnrccaa Sorry, but that is stupid rubbish. Keep your far right propaganda to yourself.

@nebelland8355

Ай бұрын

Thank you. I was looking for this comment. Maybe the channel should make sure, that the people representing their countries know what they are talking about. Usually it is only annoying, if they say wrong things, but this involves children who learn something wrong. Not good.

These kids are so adorable!!!

The German just makes up something about the colors of the German flag. LOL

Why is America included if this is about European countries? No wonder the kids were confused.

@Captainumerica

2 ай бұрын

I think they mean western countries.

@taoist32

2 ай бұрын

@@Captainumerica I suppose their translation needs work.

@ahsokaincognito

2 ай бұрын

They clearly write Europe in the title, put only the European countries in the thumbnail and then include the US. It's not a translation error

@taoist32

2 ай бұрын

@@ahsokaincognito Then it’s a weird thing. What’s up with these Korean channels all doing the same mistake?

@olgahein4384

2 ай бұрын

Well, on the other hand - Statue of Liberty: Built by the same french guy who built the Eiffel Tower and sent from France to the US as a gift. The White House: planned by a french, built by an irish guy. Hamburger... *coughHamburgGermanycoughcough.

German girl: We have dark history My mind: Austrian Painter 💀 Anyways love Germany from Albania 🇦🇱❤️🇩🇪

@raistraw8629

Ай бұрын

@FIGHTFAN777 True... the colors have no meaning, and the flag is older than the event she is revering to. But to her defend, she probably learned that in school.

When the kids started counting down (and technically up).. That was cute lol

Lisa is so adorable 😂

Can't wait till I can retire and take a nice extended vacation in Germany and Switzerland, and visit the stomping grounds of my ancestors. That castle sitting in the Alps like that is so beautiful.

@hmvollbanane1259

2 ай бұрын

It is more of a palace (in German there is a distinction between Burg (medieval castle build as a protective bullwark) and Schloss (a renaissance -> modern pleasure building). The one in the picture is called Schloss Neuschwanstein and was built in the 19th century by the Bavarian king as a pleasure palace. If you want to see an actual (and also quite beautiful) medieval castle I would highly recommend Burg Eltz a bit more further north in the central west of Germany. In terms of castles and medieval buildings I would in general highly recommend taking a trip down the Mosel valley. Lots of castles (as everywhere in this region close to our French neighbours), picturesque little medieval towns and villages all nestled along a river valley which is filled with vineyards (plus the occasional Roman building from antiquity along the way)

@EddieReischl

2 ай бұрын

@@hmvollbanane1259 Vielen Dank.

@xenotypos

Ай бұрын

@@hmvollbanane1259 I agree that Neushwanstein is more of a romantic fantasy than a castle, but let's keep in mind that to a least extent almost all castles have been modified post-middle ages, Burg Eltz included. It's a very historic castle no doubt, but with parts from different (more recent) eras. Paradoxally, I think it's almost impossible to find and undamaged, non-modified, and authentic medieval castle in Europe. Maybe Guédelon castle in France, a small castle ironically made in the 2000s (exclusively with historical tools and reconstructed methods, it's more of an archeology experiment).

La ptite française est vraiment pédagogue

European countries, and USA!? WTF!?

Where is my Virginia? 😫🙈

This channel literally has 60 videos that have the word 'shocked'in the title.

Please Southeast Asia Indonesia,Thailand,Vietnam, Philippines.

@royoppo1918

2 ай бұрын

I hope you see my comment

@skeptikalmakhluk

2 ай бұрын

Hey, don't forget Malaysia too, eyy! 🇲🇾

@ucokbarasa4086

2 ай бұрын

Boring

@royoppo1918

2 ай бұрын

@@skeptikalmakhluk 😅Sorry, I don't think Malaysia is appropriate because later if you ask about Malaysian food you will mention rendang even though rendang comes from Indonesia🇮🇩. Malays often take what Indonesia has, such as cultural food and others.

@skeptikalmakhluk

2 ай бұрын

@@royoppo1918 Woah, Why you got to be so negative? Are we both not Nusantara? Of course there's going to be many shared things. On the food part, maybe not rendang since even we don't deny it is originally from Indonesia. Perhaps Nasi Lemak or Roti Canai would be good.

La Monnalisa is italian but she live in French

4:07 Thats not true. The flag existed before the NS times. Its not exactly known what it stands for. There are many interpretations.

@hnrccaa

Ай бұрын

The German flag stands for the unification movement in the 19th century, pretty popular already at the Hambacher Fest (Hambach convention) in 1832.

Very well done by the French girl, but saddely she will remain anonymous....

Ah ah ah !!! US is farest from Europe, but closer from Korea ! Earth is a sphere !

Sausage diplomacy!

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🥰🥰🥰

@user-fk5iq9cs9z

2 ай бұрын

আমিও আপনার মতোই 😫

Monna Lisa not Mona Lisa. Monna means in archaic italian "my lady" (the diminutive of Madonna). It is a french painting about an italian woman.

Wait how do they understand each other-

@AnonTriple

Ай бұрын

They speak Arabic with each other

señorita with heavy makeup and small face and signorina with big nose. That's what he said. 😂

I feel l wouldn’t know how to describe the US in under a minute because we don’t have a culture it’s more like a bunch of immigrants coming together and bringing their own culture here, we’re called a “melting pot” for that reason. I do wish we had our own culture like the way France was able to describe classic foods or activities known in the country. But it’s really hard to do that as a white person who was born here without sounding offensive. I feel insulted though that the representative for US was like so, this is the land of McDonald’s! Like cmon.

"black stands for our history...we have a pretty dark history" is she for real?

@sybille2998

Ай бұрын

I was shaking my head as well but then realized that I never thought about the meaning of the colors…Black was said to symbolize the dignity and determination of the German people. Red was said to symbolize bravery, strength and valor. The color of gold historically represented wealth, power, and prestige.

Yeah bloody right. The Iconic Mona Lisa painting, even by it’s name. You can tell it’s from Italy. I have pretty good idea how it ended up in Louvre Museum, a Unknow French collector bought it from an italian. Then the French Autority, you know.....That’s my assumption.

@scully8950

2 ай бұрын

Leonardo da Vinci moved to France when he was old and donated (or sold) the painting to the king of France, because he was his patron. In France (and in the world) there are many works of art stolen from us Italians but La Gioconda (or Monna Lisa) is not among them. This of course does not take anything away from the fact that the portrait was painted by an Italian painter of Tuscan origin and that the model was an Italian noblewoman. However, for me it is bizarre to boast of having a painting by a famous foreign painter in a museum, don't they have famous paintings by French painters in France? Even without La Gioconda, we have hundreds of very famous and beautiful works of art by extraordinary artists.

@Captainumerica

2 ай бұрын

@@scully8950 The painting was acquired roughly circa the time King Francis won a famous battle in Marignan (1515, easy date to memorize), and he's the monarch who made the french language and printing standard. So it's considered by the French like the true beginning of their nation ⚜

@christophermichaelclarence6003

2 ай бұрын

@@scully8950 How folish me then and how bizarre the fate of Mona Lisa. Nobody gives me a like in this channel. Better leave then

@schusterlehrling

2 ай бұрын

Actually the Italian husband of Mona Lisa refused to pay for it, as did a few Italian noble men. They all thought she is not pretty or special. Then King Francis of France ( the name came quite easy) bought it shortly before Leonardo died.

@MaxMax-wx6zq

Ай бұрын

In the winter of 1516, at the age of 63, Leonardo da Vinci crossed the Alps. Having fallen from grace in the eyes of the Medici, the Italian master came to place himself under the protection of the King of France, François 1st. They had met the previous year in Bologna. In his luggage, he took some of his paintings, which he could not part with: The Mona Lisa (painted between 1503 and 1506), but also The Virgin, the Child Jesus and Saint Anne, The Virgin with the Rocks, The Saint John the Baptist, his notebooks, and drawings... Works of art that he offered to his new patron. In exchange, the king paid him a pension. It was a disguised purchase, because of course the king did not buy. It was a gift to the king and the king paid (700 gold ecus a year). These treasures never left France: they became part of the royal collections of Francis I. These collections were nationalised during the Revolution.

Urdu Hindi is a one language with two names sadly 😭 because of script and some words

Wie die Deutsche einfach keine Ahnung hat für was die Farben in der Flagge stehen und irgendwas erfindet...

@Captainumerica

2 ай бұрын

Was gibt? War das Goldfarbe authentisch?

@ahsokaincognito

2 ай бұрын

Ja, Wahnsinn. Ich habs nochmal auf Englisch erklärt aber das ist ein richtiger Fehlgriff und wird hoffentlich korrigiert

@josch0110

2 ай бұрын

Come on, wenn die Deutsche den Kindern irgendwas von napoleonischen Befreiungskriegen erzählen würde, wäre das auch etwas seltsam 😅

@caroskaffee3052

2 ай бұрын

haha ja hab ich mir auch gedacht 😂 "schwarz steht für unsere dunkle vergangenheit" und die kinder nur so "😶"

@FavsGranted

Ай бұрын

Dabei wird ja bei uns im Schulunterricht das Thema überhaupt nicht behandelt... soo gefühlt 10.000 mal...Fremdschämen. 🙄🤦‍♀️

Cadê as brazucas? Nunca mais....então eu passo batido...alguém???

8:48 Islam is spreading!

@Captainumerica

2 ай бұрын

That's how buddhists pray, I believe

@zaynxyzshorts6036

2 ай бұрын

Jaye shree ram 😊😊😊

@olgahein4384

2 ай бұрын

@@Captainumerica Catholic christians used to pray like that too, back in the day when christian people thought some made up religion is more important than other peoples lifes or dignities.

Бедные азиатские дети...

IF THE LEONARDO DA VINCI AND MONALISA FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY, BUT HOW IS THE MONALISA PAINTING SHOW IN A FRANCE MUSEUM? I CAN'T UNDERSTAND...!

Your videos have become my go-to remedy for a bad day. Thank you for that!