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@anabekbond9684

Жыл бұрын

Aye, I really enjoyed this video!

@iontach9844

Жыл бұрын

You shouldn't have cut the northern part out of the map of Ireland. It's still Ireland, it's just the northern part. That's really offensive to a lot of Irish people. Or you could have just had the Irish flag.

Dutch girl: I hate the stereotype we all smoke weed! Narrator: Do you smoke weed? Dutch girl: Yeah

@nico5173

Жыл бұрын

Same with the portuguese lady and the construction worker 😂

@luistriminio26

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! 😆

@pascalmerschaudio

Жыл бұрын

I´m really surprised that a spaniard said that in sothern Spain peaple are more lazy because is a myth and a big one. The reason for the "siesta" is the hot climate; the greek person explained it really well.

@angelchristo5272

Жыл бұрын

I'm Brazilian and it's hot here most of the year, and I was thinking, why don't we have a siesta in winter? I feel so lazy in winter.

@monicagonzalezgarcia

Жыл бұрын

@@angelchristo5272 I suppose it deppens of the life style. In Spain, when the "siesta" began to be a thing the mayority of the people worked on the fields so they began to work when the sun rose. Becouse of the hard work and the early - rising, the workers neded a little nap after eating luch. Besides, after lunch it is so hot that it is practically impossible o work the fields

@jeanlundi2141

9 ай бұрын

I'm not surprised. Most people are really stupid with this kind of stuff. They hear a stereotype and never question it or understand there are people on the other side that are just like them.

I like this italian guy , he represented very well Italy 🇮🇹

The Spanish woman answered a national Spanish stereotype with an inner Spanish one about Souther Spain, irony there 🤣

@arianarguez587

Жыл бұрын

@SCplayer cuando se despierten los andaluces de la siesta se van a enfadar contigo 😜 es un estereotipo como una casa, no he conocido gente más trabajadora que la del sur

@kennalime5644

Жыл бұрын

She did us dirty...

@nuellman

Жыл бұрын

She must be from Madrid

@victoriarbis

Жыл бұрын

@@nuellman I am from Madrid... and all my family is from Cádiz. I can´t be more angry with her and that absurd false stereotype.

@hiphipjorge5755

10 ай бұрын

​@@victoriarbisso she is from Cataluña....no surprise about this

Some Stereotypes of Switzerland all together 🇨🇭 : country that always looks at everything with the popcorn in hand like in the movies , accompanied by chocolate and cheese , meanwhile the surrounding countries ( France 🇨🇵, Germany 🇩🇪and Italy 🇮🇹 ) are at war and fighting together or against each other

Fun fact: Portuguese 🇵🇹 say "Ó pá" all the time, but it's more of a greeting or like saying "dude" or "man". An interesting twist on the same subject would be to interview immigrant populations from European countries. Would be cool to see what stereotypes they have of their own adopted countries and of immigrant populations from other Euro countries. Do black Portuguese have similar views of black Spaniards or black English as their fellow countrymen? Don't think I've seen that anywhere on YT.

I love how Swedish people and Drunk Swedish people seem to have two completely different cultures xD

@jaytee8925

Жыл бұрын

They're extremely opposite! Different people when they drink.

@tonkaljevar5920

Жыл бұрын

i think thats really sad

@chucku00

Жыл бұрын

Well, it's quite the same from anybody around the world.

There are different opinions on being cheap: I'd never ever invite somebody to dinner and then ask for money. That would not go down well in Italy... at all. What we do is quite different: when we're invited somewhere we ask what we can bring so that the costs can be split a bit more equally. And we make sure we reciprocate with another invitation sooner or later. But we woukd never ask for money: friendship is about sharing food and wine, not money in our culture.

@stefanmarchione6757

Жыл бұрын

So true. I'm Italian American and what I grew up with was when visiting someone's home, whether it be family or friends, to always bring a nice token of appreciation for the host...Italian cookies, pastries, a bottle of wine, chocolates, etc. It shows love.

@zofilep3612

Жыл бұрын

Same in GR . You can repay food and alcohol only with food and alcohol.Any other means -money- would be offensive for both

@carlosdcardona5676

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you 100%! I'm not from Europe I'm from Argentina but in out culture...who ever invites typically pays! Especially if a man invites a woman on a date! I'm tired of hearing that splitting a bill if you are on a date is not cheap, well yes it is!!! If a woman really likes you she will reply with buying you something like a soccer jersey or something! Cheers!

@mimmiblu6138

Жыл бұрын

@@carlosdcardona5676 actually I personally see things differently: I would object to a man paying for me on a very first date ... in my experience we normally go out as friends at least once just to get to know the other person. Probably no kissing nothing expected, but it obviously depends on the age and the level of attraction... normally it is nothing much for a starter... a coffee, an aperitiv, a pizza maybe? It is usually rather unexpensive and whoever pays does not mean much, it can be the woman, too or the man or go Dutch depending on the situation. Here there are no rules for that, at least in Milan where I live and women are quite independent. It is probably slightly different in other regions. If it is a 'real' date I'd expect the man to at least offer to pay for me, just for once. But in my case, being a real foody, I used to go out with men who would cook for me to show off their their culinary skills... I'll let you guess who normally cpoks in my family! I 😉 basically my idea is: there are no rules, each person expects something different and as long as both parties involved are fine...why trying to find universal rules?

@onlyahuman493

Жыл бұрын

@@mimmiblu6138 no , in the Netherlands they are cheap indeed . Even with the most intimate friends, if he pays 1$ he will later send you where to send him money

Is the Irish lady a stand up comic? She’s hilarious!

@DatingBeyondBorders

Жыл бұрын

No, but we are now as a group urging her to get into it 😂🎤

@clarawhite8688

Жыл бұрын

I'm on it!

“They all think we smoke weed” “Did you ever smoke weed?” “… yes but that’s not the point”

Austrians had shirts (for Americans) saying: there are no cangurus in Austria. I guess people mixed up Austria with Australia 😂🤣 always cracked me up!!!

@BeckyMesser

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 how embarrassing LOL

One stereotype of Netherlands 🇳🇱 : All of them have orange as favorite color

Southern European: "We enjoy life too much." Northern European: "We are cold people." Eastern European: "Family means a lot to us." British: "Nobody can outdrunk us."

Can we have more European countries please? This was so interesting, I really enjoy learning about others.

I’m surprised about the stereotype about Portuguese being Construction workers?! The Portuguese in South Africa are mainly in the retail business

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

Being a Portuguese South African I can confirm

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

I've also never heard of the construction stereotype

@veraaraujo

Жыл бұрын

In Canada, and a lot of parts of Europe, a lot of Portuguese are in the construction field

@kevinb5621

Жыл бұрын

The countries where mostly uneducated portuguese emigrated to ( France, Switzerland, Canada) most got a job in construction

@psource2305

Жыл бұрын

Its a stereotype relating to Portuguese emigrants, especially pre-2000s Portuguese emigrants, in Western Europe and North America. In South Africa, Brazil, and Venezuela the stereotype places Portuguese emigrants as small-scale retailers such as grocers, butchers and bakery owners. South Africa had a stereotype about Madeira Portuguese operating vegetable and fish and chips shops many decades ago.

Finally someone said this with the opa that really has nothing to do with what everyone believes. This used to be done in some 80's movies that we see on TV in general, it's an old time thing that doesn't happen to such an extent anymore. Nice video! 😊🇬🇷

@anabekbond9684

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I was happy that got mentioned as well. I've never seen anyone throw plates on the ground except in the movies, it's certainly a stereotype that's completely fictional

@annetarekali1529

Жыл бұрын

@@anabekbond9684 it's a rare case of fun anymore. To be honest, foreigners, thinking that it is something that is done in Greece, do it more than the Greeks themselves.😛😊

I love how the Greek was honest 😂 I just love the concept of "we work hard, but it's lacking efficiency" that applies for Brazilians 💯 as well

@SRBOMBONICA86

Жыл бұрын

Extremely heat makes people soooooo lazy

@anandadaquino3604

Жыл бұрын

@@SRBOMBONICA86 as a Brazilian I always found this a good excuse, but not that I'm not in Brazil at the moment, I can see the heat clearly affects us

@SRBOMBONICA86

Жыл бұрын

@@anandadaquino3604 hot weather makes people extremely slow ,it's a known biological fact ,I can't even read books during summer,you can't function at 40 degrees Celsius , impossible

@amiquigonzales7917

Жыл бұрын

@@anandadaquino3604 Agree I am your neighbor from Peru and in the north of the country and the Amazon rainforest area (you must know) it can turn in the summertime to 40°C at noon. During centuries no air-conditioning and no fans and working hard on the fields, how were you supposed to stand those working conditions?? By rising really early (by 4am), working and taking your huge lunch at 11.30am or noon: then, in all that heat taking a good nap and waking up around 4pm, when the sun is going down... Then you continue a bit of your hard work feeling fresh, restful and in good humour (you may want to continue sleeping though). One or two more hours and the sunset and you called it a day. It's only logical.

@bconni2

15 күн бұрын

so you found more in common with the Greek than the Portuguese. ? that's a little weird.

Thank you for the interesting video, awesome content as always!

Not sure where in spain the spanish girl is from but what she's trying to say is that where she is from the have other traditions and different culture to the South. She could be from galicia or asturias or somewhere else where they have their own dances and traditions. Flamenco and siestas are more associated with the south but that doesn't mean that all southern Spanish people can dance Flamenco. There are 17 regions in spain and they ve all got their own traditions, foods and dances but this doesn't mean that someone from one of those regions does a those things.

I love these new sections

hun, this template of the format is wonderful. I hope you keep it. Wish you well!

I love that you all do these videos. It's refreshing to see all the differences, similarities, explanations etc. as well as hearing so many beautiful accents. The world is full of so many wonderful cultures and people. 😽

So much fun to watch…….❤️

I honestly had never heard the stereotype of Portuguese construction workers, where did that come from. The only stereotype about Portuguese I can think of is that they eat a lot of rice, bread, and fish. What I noticed with them anyway. But then I’m all about food and is more an observation.

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

Same I'm Portuguese but I've never heard that stereotype

@lissandrafreljord7913

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 Comes from France, where a lot of Portuguese migrated to during the times of Salazar's dictatorship. A lot of Portuguese migrants took on the low jobs, with construction work being a popular choice for a lot of the men. Even then, a lot of Portuguese migrants go back to Portugal, once they retire, and build their own house in Portugal.

@edithputhy4948

Жыл бұрын

idk in Germany the stereotype is that construction workers come from Poland or Romania/Bulgaria

@silvanthony

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 Se o pai dela e os iramaos sao pedreiros é porque portugal deve ser todo igual... É a coisa mais estupida que vi neste video, enfim . O estereotipo vem dos emigrantes que foram para franca e afins, abraço

@davidribeiro1064

Жыл бұрын

It comes mostly from the 50s and 60s, almost all men that emmigrated in Europe went into construction work. There were pratical reasons for that as post WWII there were a lot of construction jobs and Portugal had low literacy rates that meant fewer options outside construction work. If you go to different countries or to different periods this changes. My grandfather and granduncle were construction workers, my uncle and his wife were a cab driver and grocery shop owner. And yes, my uncle also built his house from the ground up.

Yes, in Portugal, the only job available is construction worker. We don't do anything else but build random sht. If you visit Portugal, you can see that it is nothing more than a gigantic construction site. What if we run out of stuff to build, you may ask? We'll start building under the ocean or invade Spain and renovate the entire country

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

I'm Portuguese but I've never heard this stereotype

@ttcostadc

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 It's a stereotype for Portuguese-Americans in North America, at least in New England. I don't know what other Europeans or Africans think of the Portuguese. A lot of media seems to be North America or New World biased.

@matt5329

Жыл бұрын

@@ttcostadc Nah not only, here in France it's the biggest stereotype about Portuguese people along with the one that they're hairy

All Portagees are Construction workers? I call bs… we don’t just work in construction. We work on farms, fishing boats and on tractors! Haha! We’re workaholics! I’d love to see an Eastern European Stereotype video! That shits gonna be spicy! Lmao

@MewtwoShadow

Жыл бұрын

Canada would like a word with you my good sir

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

Same I'm Portuguese and I've never heard of the construction worker stereotype

@user-qq3st5eh2v

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 I’m guessing it’s Portuguese living abroad

Both stereotypes for Greece are myths i lived in Greece my whole life and i heard more oppas from americans than Greeks also we are not lazy most Greeks work for 10 -12 hours a day (if we have jobs cause you know economic crisis and unemployment :P )

I adorr your Channel And especially this series, but I like the original format more

2:55 - Mercedes driver: "Hey Mercedes!" Hey Mercedes: "Yes, how can I help you?" Mercedes driver: "Tell me a joke!" Hey Mercedes: "Sorry, my engineers were german." This is used in a Mercedes ad, I'm not joking.

I enjoyed the new format! It definitely did the job this video set out to do

5:21 this gentleman definitely has a great sense of humor!!

Europe looks so different but i think that we are getting more and more similar. I just love my continent! Hugs from Italy!

Swedish- Prudes & very different when drinking alcohol (in a positive way).

The speakers were all so poised and articulate!! I especially got a kick from the Irish woman, who was genuinely funny. Yeah, I think it's good to poke holes in these stereotypes. Culture is a complex and constantly evolving element of human behavior. Stereotypes are like a bad, 20-year-old Polaroid in trying to get a clear picture of current cultures.

0:58 guy is a trooper. took one for the team

I heard the exclamation “Oppa” a lot in Argentina and Uruguay for the same reason that Greeks do.

@chih1483

Жыл бұрын

In Croatia 🇭🇷we use “opa” in the same situations as well 😝😅

@danilo.pereira

Жыл бұрын

In Brazil too

I've had Italian and German friends/colleagues/professors.. i've lived in both these countries.. Based on my experience: Italians: everyone is good looking.. some ppl are super gorgeous while some r "just pretty".. but it's almost impossible to find an Italian who is not beautiful.. Germans: they hv an excellent sense of humour.. their facial expression and English accent while telling the jokes make the jokes even funnier.. they'll hv a little "hard to notice" kinda naughty smile while telling a joke.. sometimes they'll just say smthng funny in a very serious manner and only ppl with a very subtle sense of humour get these jokes.. Germans r super fun to be around..

@jaysterling26

Жыл бұрын

So best to have a monolingual Italian lover in Germany then?

@bookworm5452

Жыл бұрын

@@jaysterling26 Sure !! That can work.. 😎😎

They could say a lot of things about Portugal, but come on, most Portuguese are construction workers? That maybe only applies to Portuguese in France!

@veraaraujo

Жыл бұрын

You should move to Canada and see how many Portuguese are construction workers.

@mendesjosr4438

Жыл бұрын

And Canada according to the girl. But yeah...

@linanafie8571

Жыл бұрын

And Luxembourg...

@duartesilva7907

Жыл бұрын

@@linanafie8571 yeah, I forgot about Luxembourg. In fact, I think that saying Portuguese men in Luxembourg are mostly construction workers is more valid than in France..

@alexvaznogueira2817

Жыл бұрын

@@duartesilva7907 Maybe in Canada, France, Luxembourg and Switzerland but in Latin America almost all the Portuguese people own bakeries. 🤣

The Portuguese lady is not really Portuguese, she said soccer instead of football…

@frapiment6239

Жыл бұрын

She speaks American En. She probably learn in the USA

@jaysterling26

Жыл бұрын

As did the Italian chap ( although Italians don't even call it football because they think they invented it in Florence (?!) - even the Aztecs played kick about with a ball . Anyways Association Football rules were invented in Cambridge ( the original, not Mass.).

Only Germans think that Germans are funny.

I'm canadian, going 'dutch' is common. I don't now why it's considered 'cheap'

@jaysterling26

Жыл бұрын

It's illegal south of the Rio Grande.

What the Swedish guy says about "repressing our feelings unless we are drunk" (which I had already heard about it) is sad as fuck as a society

In France and North America, Portuguese immigrants mostly worked in construction because most were uneducated. Now their kids have degrees and don’t do that anymore but the stereotype lives on. In France they joke a lot about the Portuguese working in masonry. Here in Canada, a lot of older Portuguese people are still very good with their hands when it comes to house renovations. :) it’s not a bad stereotype but it’s not that accurate anymore.

Even the portuguese get the spanish speaking stereotype. I thought it was just the brazilians HAHAHA WHY, PEOPLE? WHY?

@GenericUsername1388

Жыл бұрын

My friend once asked me where I'm from and I said I'm Portuguese and he was like "So you're basically Spanish?"

@AmandaIbraimovic

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 omg, nooooooo :'(

@tcbbctagain572

Жыл бұрын

@@GenericUsername1388 pls tell me you broke his face afterwards lol

@jaysterling26

Жыл бұрын

Iberia would be an interesting country if the idea ever got off the ground ( I'm high 5 fiving myself like Borat now..).

5:50 haha

Happy Thursday Marina! Keep up the good work and looking fantastic 🔥

the belgian girl is totally right. we dont hate each other....its mosten a political thing with languages.etc......remember our National Footbal team include flemish and walloons player, and we are with the best on the world at least the last 10 Years. so if we hate each other we couldn´t do that. we love each other and we are proud of our country in a healthy good way i believe. and yes we joking about our neighbours countrys but we love them too.

Denmark and the Netherlands also get mixed up - Dutch/Danish.....just like Swiss/Swedish.

Very interesting about the different stereotypes. 😊 I enjoy hearing each person’s stereotypes. It is fascinating to watch! Thanks Marina for all these videos! We all enjoy the videos!

Switzerland is a beautiful country. I have been there twice and mainly in Basil. Beautiful city, people and culture ❤😎😃👍

Is Belgium basically France and Germany's love child?

Yeah that german really was evidence of how they have no sense of humor I mean she was practically giving instructions on how to joke.

@acanpc333

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha 🤣 I know right ?!?!

Great watch 👌🏿🔥

Can confirm that 🤌 3:45 Though that Super Mario thing is just not true. It's one of those stereotypes that don't really reflect reality ahahah P.S. I feel for the Irish, not their fault they get little sunshine throughout the year. The way some people mistake Switzerland for Sweden just because their names are somewhat similar, just like they do with Austria and Australia boggles me. I mean how hard can it be to distinguish these nations? P.P.S. Ah right, the famous Spain, south Mexico. 8:45

I am Italian and I was curious about the gestures, because I don't think it's just an Italian thing. I see a lot of French people using gestures (a lot!) too and I heard that the Argentinians, Russians, Japanese etc too use gestures. Can somebody from other countries tell me whether they use gestures or not?

@lissandrafreljord7913

Жыл бұрын

All languages have their own gestures. Is just that Italian is audibly very flamboyant with its melody, and when paired with body language, the Italian speaker may look very dramatic and larger than life when it comes to expressing him/herself. I'd say a Italian is a great language for hyperbole, drama, and intense feelings of passion and anger.

@Facu_Roldan

Жыл бұрын

I'm from Argentina and we use the exact same gestures than the Italians. That's because about a half of our population has Italian ancestry to some degree.

@isabellam.7642

Жыл бұрын

In Brazil we gesture a lot too ... probably for the same reason that the person in the comment above pointed out about Argentines.

Love these videos :D

it must've been helen keller that told the irish gal she didn't sound irish

Surprised the UK wasn’t included 😮 I liked the video but I prefer the format where multiple people from the same country/different countries sit down together and talk about the prompts

@AslanKyoya1776

Жыл бұрын

A lot of the ones for Ireland could apply to the UK as well, especially the fake tan one. Maybe they felt they were just too similar? Not sure

@jaysterling26

Жыл бұрын

@@AslanKyoya1776 Surely, they now have adequate tanning salons in Ireland now? But as in U.K. you can still spot them - either too cheap , or it just doesn't go well with the person ( esp. at the Xmas parties..) ..Still, I like tango, so no complaints from me.

@johnalden5821

Жыл бұрын

Didn't they resign from Europe? (Just kidding -- don't "take the piss" or whatever you folks call it.)

The people of Netherlands bargain like A LOT! I have some "traumas" while working with them.

I think that we use "opa!" more in Romania than they do in Greece. I mean, I certainly do. Because if you do not swear you have to use some other interjection when you are mad, angry or surprised. The door does not open, I say Opa, someone bumps into me, I say Opa, I cut a watermelon and it's good I say Opa.

@dafnikem

Жыл бұрын

Same in greece. It has many uses

@georgek5737

Жыл бұрын

We do that as well in Greece

The Swiss can literally be ethnically Northern Italian, they are really distant from Norway.

@Onnarashi

Жыл бұрын

Many Americans don't understand this. Some of them think Europe is a country.

@mimmiblu6138

Жыл бұрын

I'm quite interested since I am Northern Italian but I have never heard that we have any particular ethnicity... we're European like everybody else and Italian by nationality. That's it for me. What are ethnicities? Do they even exist in science? I profoundly doubt it. Certainly not a 'Northern Italian' one since we're all so mixed here.

@29Valle12

Жыл бұрын

@@mimmiblu6138 Forse intendeva dire che gli svizzeri sono geneticamente vicini ai padani che è certamente vero per i ticinesi. Il termine etnico i origine era usato per popolazioni che hanno lingue, tradizioni e costumi abbastanza separate dai vicini per poi col tempo divenire sinonimo di razza, e adesso neanche etnia è abbastanza politicamente corretto. Diteci voi quale termine usare per categorizzare un caucasico un subsahariano e un est asiatico.

@mimmiblu6138

Жыл бұрын

@@29Valle12 personalmente del politically correct non mi interessa niente, della scienza sì invece e mentre etnia ha davvero il significato che intendi tu nelle scienze umane, mentre in biologia non esiste. E sinceramente io che sono di Milano mi sento culturalmenre molto diversa dai Ticinesi, non parliamo poi dagli Schwitzer Dutsch.

@krizviciouz1856

Жыл бұрын

@@mimmiblu6138 guarda fai una figura migliore se butti la maschera e ti dichiari per quello che sei, cioè una politicizzata. Mettere in bocca alla scienza vaccate woke non mi sembra corretto. Non esistono le etnie? Per la scienza? Per la biologia? Ma per favore. Vai a studiare e un po meno al leoncavallo.. vai vai.

I like to watch this channel because I like learning about other cultures. I find it sad, however, that Marina only focuses on European countries.

This video is so awesome and cool

People of this channel all have such a personality, i love it :3

Sorry to break down for the French guy but subway where I live doesn't stink as much as it stinks in France 😂. I got the big difference when I went there lol.

Not being a German but knowing Germans and being a fan of international stand up comedy, let me say Germans have a great humour and their science comedy is excellent! Honestly if this stereotype comes from Americans, that's...poor...no offence but...sorry... About Greeks, just keep in mind that from all Europe we have the biggest percentage of working hours. As he said, the problem is efficiency. We also are from the worst paid workers around Europe and our working conditions are really tough. Nor we get paid for our extra hours and it becomes worse and worse. So, before you judge, have in mind of those things.

7:15 Oh, interesting one.

Had to watch again the video about having an irish date to understand the Irish girl talking about sun tan

To the Spanish girl You guys are definitely not South American like you said :) ..but, Regueton is very popular in Spain just like it is in Colombia, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Panama, Puerto Rico, etc. it's on all of your music charts

Some info. About Hungarians and Finns please..

The Portuguese have different versions of Pa with the accent over the A of course, which I can't reproduce with my English only keyboard. There's Oh pa, hey pa, e pa. All variations of expressions related to "guy" in English. The Brazilians use the Portuguese word "Cara", which literally translated means face to create the same effect. Their exact meaning depends on how their used and the intonations in the voice and facial expressions of the person expressing them. Portuguese is one of the richest yet perhaps most underrated Southern European languages. The bottom line is that it's a language that is highly expressive of the human experience. Expressing at times the complexity of human feeling and emotion in a vulgar and more concise way regardless of educational level or experience.

man, sweden seems like a depressive place then

In turkish we say hopa. We use it same way. I also love saganaki peyniri. Some people think that Turkish people are lazy, but unfortunately, working hours are too much here.

@georgek5737

Жыл бұрын

On that we agree (I'm Greek)... Northerns say that we are lazy but in general a working southerner will work more hours because of the exploitation that takes place in the workplace.

hello from Greece,what was this thing about he "opa " situation. No one says "opa" anymore,only when you reverse to park and there`s no more to go then your mate who`s outside the car watching ,so you won`t crash the car,say`s "opa" like stop don`t go anymore. so the opa thing was wrong. about the laziness was right but i can add also that we don`t like to do the hardest jobs that don`t pay us well anymore,as we used to,but of course that`s not for everyone. Btw visit the Greek islands,you`ll love them.

Come on Belgium isn't so flat we have the ardennes and a lot of hills in the south

I can say Irish people use Irish Spring soap 😁

Loved it. Wonderful. I re listen the thing about Irish and tan. Some day i will get the joke. German dont laugh outside. Brazilian standup comedian have already compared that. About french and shower i had a french girlfriend. But whatever.. only one. Not gonna start a fire.

It's good Isabella

The Spaniards also have the building mania because like the Portuguese they built towns in their colonies , the other Europeans didn't.

As usual the portuguese 🇵🇹 speaks the best English out of all. That should be a stereotype as well 😊

@elfuego1053

Ай бұрын

força Portugal!

1:01 Of course. The weed thingy

🤦 most of the silliness from the cultures I'd go like.

I'm glad I know nothing of these stereotypes. I believe in culture not stereotypes. Although I know there are stereotypical people, I let them reveal themselves, I don't assume :).

Love the irish girls personality

I never got the 'swedes are cold' stereotype. A calm demeanor is nice and friendly to me. There's different kinds of nice. I felt at ease with the swede lol

So most stereotypes have truth within... except when people get drunk!

1:45 That's a thing?

La española no tiene ni idea. En el Sur de España estamos ahora a más de 43 grados y trabajamos tanto como de la zona que ella es. Lo que no verá a mucha gente por la calle por ser una temeridad. Por otro lado no tiene ni p... a idea de lo que es el flamenco. ¿De dónde la han sacado?

@jaysterling26

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El sur de Mexico.

When I looked for my french compatriot in this video, the first thing i thought was "I'm curious to ear him speaking english". And this was actually the stereotype for french people.

@mercibeaucoup2639

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I'm French and I can speak French lol, Basque, Spanish, Italian and English fluently.

Why are the European calling Football as Soccer.

The Portuguese woman *_*

4:35 🤣🤣🤣

Why is Poland not included in this list? there is a lot of stereotypes about us. One day would not be enough to describe everyone 🙈

@fabb4i2

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"Western Europe"

@stefanmarchione6757

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I love Polish people!

@aggiecat

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@@fabb4i2 you mean Central Europe 😄

@fabb4i2

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@@aggiecat No because this video is about Western European countries - as written in the video title ... And Poland doesn't belong there.

@aggiecat

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@@fabb4i2 aaa ok

the Portuguese girl has a good face.

For “Irish people can’t tan” and being a Irish-British and Italian Mutt trying to tan but burn at the same time is the worst!

Lol I'm Dutch we are cheap. You don't split the bill on a date lol. The man pays that's how it used to be here as well and I think it's how it should be

grek guy was so cool and funny

2:15 Uhm?

Stereotype N#1: you're all gay? YES.