Can't remember which country, but one of them decided to just bury it and hide it as best as possible in a boring location (nothing of scientific interest), then forget it is there. Hopefully no one will bother digging that deep in that area since there is nothing there to get anyone curious.
@polktechnologysolutions587416 сағат бұрын
Fortnight...
@tingedfaune16 сағат бұрын
whatever you do, DO NOT MISSPELL THE CREATOR OF THE SAXOPHONE’s NAME WHEN SEARCHING
@mr.dennis550316 сағат бұрын
Complete cap!!!
@kirikira1316 сағат бұрын
Funniest thing is Chinese (Mandarin, Hokkien and Fujinese from what I know) people often call Cantonese a bird language not because of how complex it is but because of the tendency of hearing bird sounds. The same falls back where Cantonese speakers call Mandarin speakers snakes because of the prevalence of Shi/Si
@Lucy-Loves-you16 сағат бұрын
We call us Deutsche 🇩🇪 not Dutch 🇳🇱
@datcheesecakeboi674516 сағат бұрын
The Dutch don't call themselves Dutch That's the English name
@hyakin781816 сағат бұрын
In germany we say It's like searching a needle in a pile of hay
@nullvoid224116 сағат бұрын
The old testament is a translation of the Tenakh, the Jewish Bible, as Jesus was the "king of the Jews". This horseman called conquest was likely a mistranslation as the Jewish encyclopedia cites pestilence as the horseman commanded by death along with war and famine. Death being the general of Hades a.k.a. Satan in the apocalypse.
@thedepression95016 сағат бұрын
Now try getting used to hot şalgam please😂
@PawelTheShrubber16 сағат бұрын
Georgia might mean "a land of the wolves" but its not actually that clear if it comes from Proto-Indo-European word for mountains, Farsi word for wolf or from something completely different althogether, we dont actually know. Although If it comes from ancient word for mountains it would mean that the name is still accurate.
@yuriyfazylov550616 сағат бұрын
So when they say this is a hospital not a hotel…
@mustafayilmaz299716 сағат бұрын
Stpid word for monkey tribe
@hkol073016 сағат бұрын
It's common to use the bed as a sofa as well (I do). And I have a bunk bed that barely takes up any floor space. Different people have different needs and you should find the things that work for you. Personally, I'd rather get rid of my desk, which I'm currently using as a shelf.
@Daniel-yc5mb16 сағат бұрын
You mean new Amsterdam?
@blakeetter28016 сағат бұрын
This isn’t the Mandela effect, popular media misquotes it and very few people have ever read that portion of the Bible. The conflicting reports are from certain sources being wrong.
@k1ngk0ngs16 сағат бұрын
In Germany we say "are you speaking Suaheli"
@SoldierOfTheWay16 сағат бұрын
And they already happened. They are representative of the 4 stages of the fall of the Roman empire.
@Hermit_frog2216 сағат бұрын
WTF ONE OF MY COUSINS ARE CREDITED JN THAT ARTUCLE
@alksi116 сағат бұрын
Many europeans call Germany something related to the Saxons
@little_yorslve17 сағат бұрын
Indonesia call greece by yunani, cause they live mostly in yunan river
@tajreanalam26217 сағат бұрын
Peter from the series "The Great"
@pedrim596917 сағат бұрын
Vin diesel
@drivernephi100217 сағат бұрын
Wait til bro finds out about Greenland
@djhunstiger17 сағат бұрын
If I remember correctly in the original context they weren't directly named but instead given descriptions and then people named them based on their description and given that conquest and pestilence are very similar in their descriptions both were used for the same horseman.
@askellabsalon773717 сағат бұрын
In the continental Germanic languages, we use three words for "put", namely "stand", "set", "lay". The one you use depends on the physical character of the object you want to "put" somewhere. For example, you cannot "stand" a towel on a table, you have to "lay" it. You can either "stand" or "set" a glass on a table, but if you "lay" it then it would be put horizontally. Kinda makes sense lol?
@Bingus_Bangus17 сағат бұрын
I always thought it was short for hostel
@sepehrhaghverdi897717 сағат бұрын
The most in Persian(my language )is 2 called پس فردا mean the day after tomorrow
@playerZ3R012317 сағат бұрын
Pouring water on the back of a Toad/Frog -isiZulu (South Africa)
@AngelSaintCloud17 сағат бұрын
Told ya the bible was drivel
@AG-co5iu17 сағат бұрын
Hey. Just asking... What are you doing for the rest of your life? Asking For My ❤
@renrenlololol17 сағат бұрын
Not me being high as fuck and said "the land of Georges" confidentaly for no reason 😭
@aphsychopath769017 сағат бұрын
In greek, we say "a hole in the water"
@gabesm488517 сағат бұрын
I really love your content man!!💪🏽
@AG-co5iu17 сағат бұрын
If you put the two Masculine versions together.You get a really great wedding with a wonderful free bar.🏳️🌈
@jcc733317 сағат бұрын
Literally just put a text on it. They probably have advanced google search image in the future to translate to their language lol. If a super advanced civilization can’t decrypt ancient languages then it’s a skill issue tbh. But if the future civilization came from an apocalypse where technology and knowledge regressed, then this obviously wouldn’t work.
@user-nz3ej8rs5y17 сағат бұрын
In Canada, we use china
@DevilousCipher17 сағат бұрын
In Brazil 🇧🇷 we say "é igual enxugar/secar gelo" which translates better to something like "it's like trying to wipe ice until it's dry"
@LucasAndrade-fs6qo17 сағат бұрын
Some people in Brazil say "excuse-me for my french" before speak a bad word
@julianjavierserranocleaves17 сағат бұрын
In spanish, we don't say "muh-say-yo", we say it more as we write it, "mu-se-o". So no exceptions for ya
@elizabethsanmiguel17 сағат бұрын
Finns say its all Hebrew to me. ”Ihan hepreaa.” Thank you for this video,
@111games.17 сағат бұрын
Korean has words for +3 and +4 days called "글피"(gulpi) and "그글피"(geugulpi), but it's so rarely used that even Korean didn't know about them. Normally we only counts to +2 and after that it's just "x days later"
@OctoberOctopusM17 сағат бұрын
.... and now we are stuck Catherine, who is truly awful 🙄
@High-Viscosity-fluid.17 сағат бұрын
Pestilance,unless you keep to the "good omens "version and then it is Polution.
@DarkJusn202017 сағат бұрын
🇦🇷 *Cries in No Hay Plata® 🇦🇷
@mrburns524517 сағат бұрын
I like “it’s like pissing in the sea”
@MaruMaruMaruMaruMaruMaru17 сағат бұрын
Americans are too selfish to act in an efficient manner
@derinwithaq581117 сағат бұрын
“Although the loggers are doing their best to change that” 💀💀
@HenryTheEngineer515817 сағат бұрын
As you were wondering, people in Perth just say Timbuktu. In fact, location doesn’t matter, for anywhere, cus people will just say what they feel works.
@mohsen_nmz17 сағат бұрын
I am 100% sure the reason for the name Pakistan that you mentioned is wrong. Please do more research before creating content.
@_magnify17 сағат бұрын
I had always heard the explanation that Pakistan was named after the Urdu word "pak" meaning "pure", but when I researched the actual writings of Rahmat Ali in the 1930s when he invented the name Pakistan, I was surprised to learn he first presented it as an acronym.
@mohsen_nmz17 сағат бұрын
@@_magnify Pakistan was part of India, and Muslims decided to have their own country with the UK's support. Even Bangladesh was part of the new country. 'Pak' and 'stan' are both Persian. Pakistan means 'land of pure people.' It is common in Islam to call Muslims pure. In my view, it is a radical name that they cannot change the meaning by making stories.
@JBee36917 сағат бұрын
I wouldn’t invest too much stock in a bunch of kids who are willing to eat dog treats
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Can't remember which country, but one of them decided to just bury it and hide it as best as possible in a boring location (nothing of scientific interest), then forget it is there. Hopefully no one will bother digging that deep in that area since there is nothing there to get anyone curious.
Fortnight...
whatever you do, DO NOT MISSPELL THE CREATOR OF THE SAXOPHONE’s NAME WHEN SEARCHING
Complete cap!!!
Funniest thing is Chinese (Mandarin, Hokkien and Fujinese from what I know) people often call Cantonese a bird language not because of how complex it is but because of the tendency of hearing bird sounds. The same falls back where Cantonese speakers call Mandarin speakers snakes because of the prevalence of Shi/Si
We call us Deutsche 🇩🇪 not Dutch 🇳🇱
The Dutch don't call themselves Dutch That's the English name
In germany we say It's like searching a needle in a pile of hay
The old testament is a translation of the Tenakh, the Jewish Bible, as Jesus was the "king of the Jews". This horseman called conquest was likely a mistranslation as the Jewish encyclopedia cites pestilence as the horseman commanded by death along with war and famine. Death being the general of Hades a.k.a. Satan in the apocalypse.
Now try getting used to hot şalgam please😂
Georgia might mean "a land of the wolves" but its not actually that clear if it comes from Proto-Indo-European word for mountains, Farsi word for wolf or from something completely different althogether, we dont actually know. Although If it comes from ancient word for mountains it would mean that the name is still accurate.
So when they say this is a hospital not a hotel…
Stpid word for monkey tribe
It's common to use the bed as a sofa as well (I do). And I have a bunk bed that barely takes up any floor space. Different people have different needs and you should find the things that work for you. Personally, I'd rather get rid of my desk, which I'm currently using as a shelf.
You mean new Amsterdam?
This isn’t the Mandela effect, popular media misquotes it and very few people have ever read that portion of the Bible. The conflicting reports are from certain sources being wrong.
In Germany we say "are you speaking Suaheli"
And they already happened. They are representative of the 4 stages of the fall of the Roman empire.
WTF ONE OF MY COUSINS ARE CREDITED JN THAT ARTUCLE
Many europeans call Germany something related to the Saxons
Indonesia call greece by yunani, cause they live mostly in yunan river
Peter from the series "The Great"
Vin diesel
Wait til bro finds out about Greenland
If I remember correctly in the original context they weren't directly named but instead given descriptions and then people named them based on their description and given that conquest and pestilence are very similar in their descriptions both were used for the same horseman.
In the continental Germanic languages, we use three words for "put", namely "stand", "set", "lay". The one you use depends on the physical character of the object you want to "put" somewhere. For example, you cannot "stand" a towel on a table, you have to "lay" it. You can either "stand" or "set" a glass on a table, but if you "lay" it then it would be put horizontally. Kinda makes sense lol?
I always thought it was short for hostel
The most in Persian(my language )is 2 called پس فردا mean the day after tomorrow
Pouring water on the back of a Toad/Frog -isiZulu (South Africa)
Told ya the bible was drivel
Hey. Just asking... What are you doing for the rest of your life? Asking For My ❤
Not me being high as fuck and said "the land of Georges" confidentaly for no reason 😭
In greek, we say "a hole in the water"
I really love your content man!!💪🏽
If you put the two Masculine versions together.You get a really great wedding with a wonderful free bar.🏳️🌈
Literally just put a text on it. They probably have advanced google search image in the future to translate to their language lol. If a super advanced civilization can’t decrypt ancient languages then it’s a skill issue tbh. But if the future civilization came from an apocalypse where technology and knowledge regressed, then this obviously wouldn’t work.
In Canada, we use china
In Brazil 🇧🇷 we say "é igual enxugar/secar gelo" which translates better to something like "it's like trying to wipe ice until it's dry"
Some people in Brazil say "excuse-me for my french" before speak a bad word
In spanish, we don't say "muh-say-yo", we say it more as we write it, "mu-se-o". So no exceptions for ya
Finns say its all Hebrew to me. ”Ihan hepreaa.” Thank you for this video,
Korean has words for +3 and +4 days called "글피"(gulpi) and "그글피"(geugulpi), but it's so rarely used that even Korean didn't know about them. Normally we only counts to +2 and after that it's just "x days later"
.... and now we are stuck Catherine, who is truly awful 🙄
Pestilance,unless you keep to the "good omens "version and then it is Polution.
🇦🇷 *Cries in No Hay Plata® 🇦🇷
I like “it’s like pissing in the sea”
Americans are too selfish to act in an efficient manner
“Although the loggers are doing their best to change that” 💀💀
As you were wondering, people in Perth just say Timbuktu. In fact, location doesn’t matter, for anywhere, cus people will just say what they feel works.
I am 100% sure the reason for the name Pakistan that you mentioned is wrong. Please do more research before creating content.
I had always heard the explanation that Pakistan was named after the Urdu word "pak" meaning "pure", but when I researched the actual writings of Rahmat Ali in the 1930s when he invented the name Pakistan, I was surprised to learn he first presented it as an acronym.
@@_magnify Pakistan was part of India, and Muslims decided to have their own country with the UK's support. Even Bangladesh was part of the new country. 'Pak' and 'stan' are both Persian. Pakistan means 'land of pure people.' It is common in Islam to call Muslims pure. In my view, it is a radical name that they cannot change the meaning by making stories.
I wouldn’t invest too much stock in a bunch of kids who are willing to eat dog treats