American Reaction to 10 Most ANNOYING Habits of American Tourists in Europe
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2024
- 10 Most ANNOYING Habits of American Tourists in Europe
American Reaction to annoying tendencies of American Tourists in Europe
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Yes, I found it funny when an American tourist complained that the monument in Berlin Tempelhof, which shows a Soviet soldier, had not yet been removed since the reunification of Germany. his words "why this communist propaganda thing is still standing."
I told him that it was the Russian-Soviet army that took Berlin and thus finally ended WWII in Germany and Europe and asked him if he didn't think they deserved at least a monument for that.
As a German I think it's nice of someone to say he has German ancestors and is interested in learning about Germany. But some Americans say they are German if they don't even speak the language and have never been here. This is just ridiculous.
as an italian i agree 100%
Exactly. That.
Funny, but I do recall when I (European) was living in Portugal, I was in a restaurant and there was an American woman and be sure that the WHOLE RESTAURANT KNEW. So loud!
I disagree with the beginning. Most of us spend enough time on the Internet to be able to hear if someone isn't a native English speaker. So Americana and Brits might be thrown together (although a lot of people hear the difference between those, too), but we won't confuse Italians with Americans).
But I agree that some of those points fit tourists in general, not just Americans. And unfortunately it's always the annoying ones that leave a lasting impression.
Totally true
I'm from Rome, so I see millions of tourists every year. What I can recommend is just to respect the places you visit, Rome, Prague, Venice, Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam and all the wonderful cities you can visit in Europe are not amusement parks they are cities inhabited by normal people. Second if you go into a Bar/Café/Pub and in a speech you say in English I am Italian/Irish/Polish etc etc it is true that we do not take it well. If you say I am American but you know my great grandfather was Italian/Irish/Polish be then probably someone local will buy you a drink.
I mean I’m Belgian so I got 4 languages in school. Doesn’t mean I’m fluent in all 4 though…
yeah that rubbed me the wrong way too when i lived in Ohio in the states 8 years long and you had people say ooh yes I got dutch heritage .. And i was like yeah but you dont speak a word of dutch you don't know what it is to be dutch you dont know anything about the dutch culture..... you have nothing dutch so shut up..... it always annoyed the shit out of me
Tip from a dutch man (me) just have fun! Respect a culture and dond be scared to ask for help
Wat leuk dat je Nederlands aan het leren bent. Je hebt een goede reden om naar Europa/Nederland te komen om te oefenen. I liked your reaction.
Every country in the world has some kind of prejudice/assumption about them. From my own experience traveling, use common sense, a few words can get you a long way. Have an open mind/embrace the culture. It's their country not yours, you're just visiting, be respectful. All the best from Denmark ❤
Ha! I remember my first visit to Copenhagen, for which I'd prepared what I believed was a perfect version of "Taler du engelsk?", but I might as well have been speaking Chinese for the blank looks I got. Switching to "Sorry, do you speak English?" got the reply "Of course, how can I help?", but it's still worth trying. All the best from London 😀❤
It would be nice if they weren’t so loud and wouldn’t behave like they own the whole place.
And show who you really are in stead of that fake being nice performance.
That's Bourtzi Castle, a Venetian castle in Nafplio, Greece❤
people using speaker when on the phone with someone else is pissing me off in general to be honest, unless its on the job and you kinda have to do both, or at home where you can do other things, but doing it in public its just stupid and annoying, so if your one of those please stop 😆
Actually, if You want to be loud on the beach in Northern Europe, please choose a spot far away from people who just want to doze, read a book or solve crossword puzzles.
I have information from at least one video here on CZcams that fast food in the USA is cheaper than going to the supermarket and cooking something yourself. Not to mention the time commitment. And there are supposed to be schools in the USA where children get McDonald's lunch, also because it's cheaper than anything else. If that is indeed the case, something is really wrong in the US.
Not entirely true. If you are single I guess fast food could be cheaper than cooking for one. However I live alone and rarely have fast food. I just try to plan my meals better and freeze portions ect. I have never heard of any school serving McDonald’s. That can’t be true unless a lazy parent is packing it for their child. But I am sure no school serves it
That's why the Americans are big healthy food is more expensive than Fast food. And they have poor paid jobs.
The trick to surviving the Paris metro is to get the cue when the thing gets fuller, and people sitting on the fold-up seats stand up to, well, stand. Because if you keep sitting on those while everyone else is standing, you *are* going to get knocked around by elbows and will have asses pressed into your face, accidentally on purpose.
most of the northern europen countries or atleast in scandinavia, we learn , english, german and either french or spanish are we fluent no, but we'r pretty good at it ..
I’m Dutch, and I don’t think that American tourists are annoying. The only tourists that are annoying are tourists that are drunk.
so ...Americans !
@@richardhltrp1791 no the English. Amsterdam is even advertising in the UK, asking the English to stay away.
@@jannetteberends8730 I was just kidding bro 😂
@@jannetteberends8730 They are? Can't say I've ever seen any such advert. I think Amsterdam has been ripped off or Geert Wilders has been lying to you.
In Germany we also really like to complain. We complain about the weather, the federal government and of course about Deutsche Bahn. But at least we have the opportunity to do so.👍
Same in The Netherlands. 😜
The funny thing is as a american or english guy you cant speak private in public
In Poland we learn English since preschool and another foreign language since 7-th grade. Usually German or Spanish. It doesn't mean we know the language. Basically you need to use a language to know it and not forget it.
Learning English here ( the Netherlands) they start that here in groep 7 10-11 yr old kids) This was started in 1986 and mandatory.
17:13 Thats Innsbruck in Austria...the Capital of our State Tyrol !
The correct analogy would be: saying you’ve been to America after a holiday on Aruba. Technically correct, but confusing
8:57 you being very honest, first time I heard of an American saying..we get teached only one language..I get it, but many of these bad tourist Americans, expect the world to speak English..I love both yours and Charlies channels, and good luck on the Dutch, and hope to see you here in NEtherlands one day :D
great video, nice to hear you are learning dutch, veel succes. hope to see more.
"in Spain they only speak Spanish"...well, there are 3 more official languages that milions of people speak. I speak Catalan first, then Spanish and English. Anyway, he made a video about my hometown city and got half things wrong... at least. 🤷🏻♀️
It is true that this whole "Europeans speak 6 languages" is just propaganda.
Sure, there are many Europeans who speak 2 or 3 languages, but many of us only speak our Native language + English.
I am Dutch and I had 6 years of French and German. I speak neither 😂 I was so bad at it.
English, Swedish, German, Spanish well. Russian, Japanese, a touch of Chinese and Thai? That’s eight.
@@johankaewberg8162 Good for you, but I don't think you are making the statement that you think you are making.
@@LalaDepala_00 I am European and speak 8 languages. But perhaps my reading comprehension in English is a bit off…
In Germany everyone has to learn a second language, normally english. That's the basic. For a Higher education, for example the entrance degree for the University ( Abitur) you nead one more at the minimum.
German, English, French, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian,Albanian (my kids speaks Japanese, (they live there) I just can't get the hang of it, a source of great amusement to my children, sigh)
17:18 Innsbruck, Austria
Great video 👍👍❤️
Perhaps his video should be called: "American Reaction to 10 Most ANNOYING Habits of American Tourists (BUT OTHER TOURISTS TOO - every second sentence... sigh) in Europe
Please - see other videos, he is not very accurate.
yeah we eat junkfood but we execise alot more we do not eat till we are a frigging 600 pounds !!!!!
Not entirely true that we don't speak other languages that mothertounge and english
Every Dutch person speaks at least one other language besides Dutch and English.
@@jannetteberends8730 true ! i speak 4 languages and learning my 5th now ))
@@richardhltrp1791 me too. I’m learning Swedish. I’m old, my generation had to learn English, French and German.
@@jannetteberends8730 yep ! im 53 and we all know more languages than the young genaration even if they breg about speaking just 3 😅
Indeed, I learned 4 languages in school and learned 2 others after that.
basicly there are two ways of traveling,
see an other country by going ,often organised, and visit tourist atractions, city's etc.
than there is the other way, by also doing the touristic things but organise your entire trip yourself.
make your own bookings, arange transtortation do your own research were, when, how and what you want to see and experience.
the firt wan is seeing an other country,
the secont one is exeperience an other country.
the secont ine you will also encounter and have contact with local people and get to talk with them in a meaningfull way.
that is a huge difference.
and when you go to another country, do't do the american thing like were the best, becouse nobody outside the usa cares about that.
if you wan't to get people to don't like you, that is a verry good way.
also your constetutionional rights mean absolutely nothing when you not in the usa.
don't think you can just video everybody becouse you are in a publick space.
also saying things like, a am an american realy offends people.
that is a way to dig your own grave, metaforicly spoken.
The drunken English tourist. 😂
Here's a not-so-secret secret: English people know where the drunks congregate and decent tourists avoid those places, and anywhere there's an international football match playing. If you live in one of those places, you're very unlucky and you have my sympathies.
Completely unrelated, Czechs seem to find Germans and Americans annoying because they uneccessarily scrutinise and quibble over bills (as well as Germany's history in former Czechoslovakia). The less said of their opinion of Russians the better, and they can spot someone English from a mile away (pasty and tattooed). They are unimpressed if you try to speak Czech, preferring to practice their English and so you don't butcher their language.
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Languages: You only need the basics in a few languages to get by in Europe. Being able to say, Good morning and Good afternoon, Can you please help me? Thank you very much! And travel with a phrase book for the country you’re in. If someone comes up to you and starts talking in a foreign language that you don’t recognise, how would you react? Probably shrug and walk away. But if they start with, “Hello, can you help me please?” You’re much more likely to try and communicate with them. Same for us when we’re in a foreign country.
am I the only one baffled by "we learned cursive in 3rd or 4th grade"? First: it's not a language. Second: isn't cursive taught in 1st or 2nd grade? How do you learn to write? (but maybe she didn't say cursive and I understood it wrong...?)
Cursive
There is nothing worse than typical British tourist xD
when i was still in school it was mandatory to do dutch, english and german
he and informational ???? seriously ????? all i can say is He beter never crosses my path or he has a bad day !!!
Right? He made a video about my city and was mostly wrong information.
This man should be taken with a grain of salt when he constantly making excuses that its not only americans
he himself is the most annoying person on the planet that thinks he knows it all and knows nothing !!!
first of all he needs to lose weight as just standing there he blocks the whole sidewalk without stretching his arms .... that dude so rubs me the wrong way
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