Rainbolt: Hardest and Easiest Countries to Identify in GeoGuessr
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- čas přidán 21. 04. 2023
- Professional GeoGuessr @georainbolt reveals the hardest and easiest countries to identify in GeoGuessr
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What are you talking about???? Europe is 400 000 square miles bigger than the United States! Yeah, it's tiny!
@@js0988he’s talking about the differences between Czechia and Slovakia, Latvia and Lithuania, Slovenia and Croatia and Albania and Montenegro
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if anyone ever asked me to identify a picture of a place, id say "ah yes, thats definitely earth"
You’re not wrong
Until its a moon picture.
@@Txndre i dont think moon will have such buildings like we have on earth
@@ngtstr Damn these moon inhabitants are very slow
"These trees look very earthy"
We all need to move to urban Eastern Europe to stay safe from him
Yes, come to Serbia
Gopnik time
@@Mitche23 School shooting
Nah im good im indonesian.
@@Mitche23 yeah, and hunt the dancing lady lol
As an Indonesian this is strangely comforting because on the off chance that an international cyber stalker got ahold of my picture they wouldn’t be able to locate me 😭💀
Inhales
"ADA INDONESIA CUY!1!1!"
Exhales
*inhales*
CUUUUUUK INDO CUKKKKKK
Somebody need to tell that death_creeder bro, he finna be beating georainbolt frfr
Seseorang harus memberitahu ini ke saudara death_creeder, dia akhirnya akan mengalahkan geo hujan baut untuk nyata untuk nyata
yeah unless you’re in jakarta
Halo warga +62
If yugoslavia was still together this guys life would be so easier
The effects of Tito’s death have been profound
@@dickwellington8578 Why would Yugoslavia have stayed together? It was poor sh*thole that was politically dominated by Serbia. Only the Serbs wanted to preserve Yugoslavia. The other ethnicities wanted to leave and become western countries. Now most of those former Yugoslavian countries are much richer than Serbia who’s population is declining so fast their country might not exist in a 100 years
@@tylerclayton6081it was much wealthier than most of its former members today. Compare Bosnia during Yugoslavia and Bosnia nowadays.
@@tylerclayton6081btw, the population of the entire balkan is declining pretty rapidly, by your logic, balkan will be unpopulated in the next 100 years.
@@tylerclayton6081nah mate, that's nationalist propaganda, that has been debunked pretty fast. After Tito's death it started that serbian elite TRIED to dominate yugoslavia and in the process the disintegration started. yugoslavia was in every aspect more promising than the "sHiThOlEs" we have nowadays on the balkan. no wonder polls show that still many elder people from the balkans miss the olden days.
"europe is so small alot of places look the same" bro just started like three wars
And the best thing is, Europe is bigger than the US
4 wars
Also isn't this guy from the US? Europe is bigger than the US
@@DonDadda45 XD
@@DonDadda45 yes cos one’s a country and the other is a fricking continent.
Russia kills me everytime. I always know that it's Russia, but if you pick the wrong place you can lose 4000 points.
easier, but still similar are large parts of the USA.
ruzzia kills Ukrainians
bro I think Brazil never came when you are playing geoguessor!
@@tabishnaeem8067brazil is fairly easy
@@sadiqjaved2457 really, I don't think so. I mean if you still recognize that is Brazil! But still you lose 3000 2000 point even in the right country! That country is so big!
As an Indonesian I'm happy that I'm safe from him
I also scared about him too. It seems he know everything about grography. I hope he wont to learn about indonesia to much.
Yes 💀
lmao yes
He's lulling you into a false sense of security
He’s getting you
"if you can pinpoint a location in Indonesia and Russia, you're gonna be the top 1%"
me as an Indonesian who live in Russia: EZ money
You kidding right
You're a genius if you can remember every location in both even if you are a local 😂
Well, can you, though?
As a person who lived the whole life in Russia - Mission impossible. Cities are really the same. Pskov or Khabarovsk? If you will see only regular cities from each city you(and me) will hardly distinguish them. But there is 9000 km between them.
Bro saw a tree and thought it was somewhere in bali💀
Regarding Russia, move from one city to another, let it be hundreds and maybe thousands of kilometers apart, deadass you wouldnt be able to tell a difference. Nikita Khrushchev really did his best with them panel buildings.
True
Which are based
Nonsense.
@@Julius123456789 I live there, buddy, I know my Khrushchevkas.
@@faiiilcat Yes, Khrushchevkas are a thing. But you are claiming you couldn't tell the difference between Russian cities all over the country. That is clearly not the case. I agree with the most honorable nerd in the video. It is an extremely divers country - even though there was a big housing program in the 1960s.
If you're not in a big city in indonesia, every place is literally the same
It is pretty tragic fr
But thats in almost every country like that
@@biljancaninnah personally many countries you can tell but Indonesia is specifically werid in my opinion
@@kringle7804 The easiest way to identify Indonesia in my opinion is by looking at the edge of the sidewalk which has a black and white strip, the motorcyclists, probably a mosque too if theres one, and last but not least the SEA-lookin' street
@@xcblud Bro why is it tragic?
As an Indonesian, I can attest. As long as you're out of the big cities area, everything is kinda the same even the big cities are actually kinda the same to each other. That's why to Indonesians, everywhere in Indonesia feels like home.
Same with the Philippines. You guys will probably have the easy part which is Jakarta, and Bali coz they're Hindu over there, and our Capital Region, and some places that are majority Islamic, even then we have lots of Muslims in our major cities so it'll be hard to guess where, but, our country is small so a mistake isn't gonna be that hard.
@@jameschristophercirujano6650touristy places usually easier as it's made to accommodate foreigners. Metropolitan is also easier. Hard is the rural one. They all looks the same unless you are really expert in botany
In Russia you need to find car plate rightest 2-3 simbols (150/9 and 7 combos is Moscow, 78/98 near St.Petersburg 23/123 Krasnodar region near black sea, 24/124 Krasnoyarsk for example) or phone code (3 simbols after +7) but its like a million variations
Bro is a type of person who tests the pass
Nah fam I'm sorry but this one is just stupid, work on these comments my boi 😂
so he's based?
What
Why did that get more then the one like you gave yourself? What are you on about
@@dadrunk5213 it!/ just a funny way of saying « that guy is so above us that he doesn’t pass the test, he tests the pass, he’s above logic »
It’s just a rebranded Chuck Norris joke, you not getting it doesn’t mean others didn’t, explaining the likes.
as Indonesian myself, I would say for regular area...almost the same looking. Only few you can identify if there's a traditional houses.
Ahh so you’ve been to all 4000 islands
@@sjalusi1 well there's a data for every traditional house, including where you can found it in Indonesia
@@sjalusi1 yes
@@sjalusi1 google exists
Nah or we can just cheat and look for the signs that usually have the road name in it
Russian and Indonesian ppl be like ahh its my time to shine
"You merely adopted the dark, I was born in it."
As a russian, there are like 5 cities that I can identify in Russia, others are all copy pasted template of one generic Khrushchev era city (not counting Moscow, because Moscow is not Russia)
@@kolyashinkarev7366 bruh💀..
😂..
The easiest ones for me to identify is Singapore and The Netherlands, they both have a vibe thats just very easily recognizable
I feel like most Asian countries are pretty easy to identify. I struggle much more with Easter Europe and South America
I agree, Netherlands is very easy, sings look different and because you see bikers and bike roads, Singapore is just a vibe you recognize eaisly. also Malta is easy
@@FizzyCapefor me Asis is harder than southamerica
Rural netherlands sometimes looks land Belgium or Denmark
As Indonesian, we are indeed lost everytime we blink. Lol jk
this could be true if political party banner isn't on the street every 5cm
@@kyrallie nah, more like 5 mm
wow thanks for reassuring us that it was a joke by saying "lol jk" i wouldnt know that i was if u didnt say it
@@sharksu605ur not gay lol jk
Tpi kadang kadang beneran ilang💀
98.7% of Americans have never heard of North Macedonia. Serbia maybe.
99.9% of europeans cant point out montana in the US
@@Dunkaloo_ not knowing where a state is in a country isn't the same as not knowing where a country is lol
I was literally just there for a business trip
@@Dunkaloo_’m pretty sure most Americans can’t point out Montana in the US unless they just got through learning it or live there. I’ve made an active effort to learn the states after graduating and I srsly couldn’t point to Montana
They think it's Siberia or Syria. xd
im canadian and every time i see someone play geoguesser im always like "yeah thats canada for sure"
fun fact indonesia have 17000 islands, 700 language and 1340 ethnics
That wasnt very fun 😔
I'm sure it's all very functional and safe
@@Fargoleafy ever ethnic groups have 1 island
@@carkawalakhatulistiwa Indonesia solved racism with this one weird trick
Wtf
I think everyone finds their home country easiest to identify, as well as countries that they've spent a lot of time in, you get a feel for the way they look much more easily if you've actually been/lived there
Lol you say that but I'm from Bulgaria and one time Rainbolt was like yeah that's Bulgaria and I was like oh really and then he was right lmao
I agree and for any other country I’d say Japan because it’s so distinct as it’s cut off from mainland
Honestly, you can just show me a picture of an Estonian forest and I'll know it's Estonia.
@@uku4171 estonia has green blur
If someone’s learned meta, then there’s definitely some very distinct ones u can get within seconds, Senegal and Kenya immediately come to mind
"Europe is small and looks the same" BRO WHAT?
I know you did not just say that. Even within France, Germany or Italy just being in another province or state changes the architecture drastically
Communist architecture in Eastern countries is always the same, it's not hard to be confused by that
“Urban Eastern Europe” used to be on single country called Yugoslavia which is probably why you find it hard.
sending love from Macedonia this dude rocks
i’d love to visit Skopje some day
@@kazuoohma6904don’t go to Skopje. I’d recommend Bitola or lake Ohrid
@@kazuoohma6904 not many macedonians left unfortunately alot of albanians 🤢
@@nahleaky586 what do you mean. I have been to Skopje last summer and it was amazing. Good weather, great food and the Matka Canyon being a 30 minute drive away
@@therektfactory Skopje is fine, the earthquake has still generally left the city riddled with debris. Lake Ohrid is stunning. The city is beautiful and the lake tours and drinkable spring water really make for a unique experience. In Bitola, the night life is great, and the mosques and bazzars from the ottoman empire make for an interesting eperience.
As someone who speaks the language, people from Skopje are generally busy and on the run. They're not as "warm" as those from other villages. They are also kind of stuck up and claim their language is the true language, and undermine the other dialects. I'm just trying to convey that there's so much more to Macedonia than just Skopje.
Macedonia gang ✌️🇲🇰
North*
@@alexandroskaminasMacedonia only
@rd_0939 so...Greece?
@alexandroskaminas Get a life, you're replying to a comment I made 8 months ago
@@alexandroskaminas Greeks are good at stealing land that obviously doesn't belong to them
Argentina and brazil are pretty tough for me too because they are so big and a lot of places look the same
Well most of Eastern Europe was the same country before Yugoslavia broke apart in the 90s.
As someone who lives in the Balkan area, I completely understand. We were all the same country basically and we had identical foreign influences for centuries, no wonder it's hard to tell them apart
Doesn’t help we’ve got so many red roofs all over the place lmaoo
I always love when Macedonia gets brought up cuz a childhood friend of mine's family is from there 🙏🏽☺️
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Macedonia is probably the most controversial yet most beautiful region in the Balkans.
@@BGodzillahhh757 I'm not 100% sure but I think it's the same one 😯 I just wasn't aware it changed a little around 2019 lol
There is no such thing as Macedonia , this is bulgarian territory!
@@sicutd my apologies! Lol when I had learned about it I was still in middle school so it was a while ago 😂
US gs Canada is actually hard to identify because of how similar the places and people are especially Canada and the Midwest
He’s the very definition of “find out what you’re good at and practice the hell out of it.”
Japan is the easiest country to identify for me.
For me it's Finland (i live here)
For me it's India
Japan is like, 3 steps ahead of society so it's normal
@@qingxuanyueHell, even rural japan is easy, especially like places in hokkaido
@@hiramzaldana153 thats ainu indigenous area, not japan area
Playing this game will probably be the only time where I'd use my knowledge of tradtional indonesian architecture that i learnt in 5th grade
i cant even remember places on my own country
The way he talks about it providing context just lends to how amazing it is in those clips I’ve seen where he just finds a random street
Tô me, Brazil is the easiest to identify different regions, while Japan is the easiest to notice it's that country.
Japan and Singapore are super easy to identify. But Japan is so hard to figure out which city it is as there are no clues in English!!!!!!
Brazil is tons of different countries within the same country
Tu é br, é claro q vai ser o mais fácil né porra kkkkk
True.., Indonesian urban landscape from western most to eastern most of it has a very similar urban scape within the district ( giant city not included [which is not many anyway]) like the street market, alun-alun (park), masjid raya (town's main mosque), ex dutch architectural deco buildings, the gang [read: gung] (small alleyways), warung (small street side store), etc etc
He's a geography god, he's the friend we wish we had to copy his map
As someone who lives in Indonesia, I am also confused when playing and getting the Indonesian map
As indonesian, I'm surprised. Vegetation could become a predictors for the big island.
Exactly what i thought....isnt indonesia like super diverse with aanimal species, should propably be the same for plants
@@HapaFM usually google map doesn't show animal species, for city you could look at how the local architecture different at every province.
That one group who had one guy that carried in geography in the university level championship would be probably be that 1%
I would say the Netherlands is the easiest to identify, because of the signs, the bike roads and the architecture. It is very different from other countries
even as an Indonesian, I admit that guessing Indonesia is very difficult. Especially because many places name their streets after other cities, for example I found Jakarta Street in Malang City
Bro tells google map where to go
One of the key elements in determining where you are especially in south east asian regions are cultural landmarks. Because no two traditional buildings in Java and Sumatra looks the same, as well in Mindanao and northern Luzon regions. For example, Bali has a lot of Hindu architecture and Aceh has a more Arabic influence. More of the same case as in some places across the SEA region
That's true for historic part of a city, however if you just get a random street, especially somewhere outside of the inner city, most of the time the buildings will often looks like just generic "ruko" building.
@@gumilarramadhan6265 well even then we can identify the location from the names of the shops cuz it usually has it's address attached to it
As someone from the Balkans, I can confirm most of it looks pretty similar. But then again, there are some distinct parts such as the Croatian coast, certain parts of Bosnia. There are also Vojvodina in Serbia and Slavonia in Croatia, which are pretty similar to each other, but different from other parts of the region.
the geogod said indonesia is hard while here i am as an indonesian thinking i should master my own country first
"Hard 50/50 for me" Talking about deciding between two countries, as he guesses the same street of the locations.
Depends on the round. If you see an American flag, it’s easy. If you land in some small suburban town in Canada, it looks similar to the Midwest or New England
as a serbian myself, cheesubreger
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Man got the Yakuza 0 Chinese Assassin Drip
As an Indonesian, I feel pretty lucky that I learned most of the regional differences in school.
Japan is pretty easy because of their good highway signs
Also house shape/style (very distinct), low cam, Japanese writing being very distinct, etc.. I would say Japan is the easiest to identify
And because you watch too much anime
I think Malaysia is easier than Indonesia to identify because they drive on the left and is a relatively small country to Indonesia and some of the road signs are unique to the country, plus its western half is quite distinguishable from the eastern half.
Uhh indonesia drive in the left too
@@alfariziislam3796Indonesia drives on THE RIGHT
@@novi_pacific_island sinces when Indonesia drive on the right lmao
This is the guy who takes 0.2 seconds to identify the location off roads
As an Indonesian, the easiest way to identify a location is through traditional buildings and people's attire. Of course, if there are any signs or banners, that makes it the easiest way to pinpoint the exact location. Without these indicators, I sometimes mistakenly associate Indonesia with Malaysia, the Philippines, or even Colombia and Venezuela, as the vegetation is virtually the same.
japan gotta be one of the easiest, its so distinct
true but if there’s no language then tellling apart the islands of japan south of the mainland apart from taiwan is pretty tough
@@bellezzaza yeah if you dont see any yellow-black markings on poles which are commonly found in taiwan
@@bellezzaza not really because of low cam
South Korea is pretty similar
Germany is because almost everything is censored
Surprised he didn't mention Mongolia since it is easily the most distinct country in geoguessr
eaasily? Nah. Iceland, Lesotho, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Tunisia, New Zealand, Rwanda. Realistically though it's Singapore, Monaco, or Andorra
@@maxwu9954 Yeah definitely Singapore Andorra. Haven't gotten much Monaco
@@felixml919 Monaco is mostly world map, you spawn in the ocean
Midway atoll exists
i am Indonesian, when traveling, if i can see the mountain merapi, ill be fine. if i cannot see it, i start to panic and need my gmaps😂
I’ve watched probably 50 of these videos and I literally just now realized it’s a game and that’s why he’s so good at it
this man is the only person qualified enough to settle the balkan debate.
As an Indonesian i agree 😂. The country is so massive and has so many islands, hell identifying places in one of the giant islands itself is hard let alone the whole country
If you know something about russian streamer Maddison, he often takes his geoguesses in Russia, so you can see him pinpoint pretty exactly locations with quite difference, Sakhalin is the hardest for him
Easiest for me are Taiwan, Japan and Singapore. They have easily identifiable things and are relatively small. The only issue i have is sometimes I'll go south japan and it ends up being hokkaido or vice versa
North Macedonia has a lot of oriental influences so the buildings will be a brighter colour. There are less communist blocks and the road is usually covered with more dust as it’s a dry, mountainous region. The weather is also considerably better and warmer
Just saying for me Japan is by far the easiest to recognise. It just has the most unique style with a unique language and geography
Wouldn't u say a lot of countries have unique languages
@@maisundergroundasmrisleng5061 but not unique alphabet
The only person that I'd give a reward for not touching the grass.
Europeans 99% of the time: Russia is not Europe
Europeans when wanting to bash America: Europe is bigger than the US (only if you consider european Russia)
Europeans don't need to rely on landmass to bash America any day
Claiming that Europe is small is really weird, though
@@Donnah1979it’s the second smallest continent so he’s just correct bro
@@Donnah1979it’s not There are the smallest continent
@@Donnah1979how is it strange? Europe is geographically a very small continent relative to the other and contains many small countries within it. His whole point is many of the neighboring countries in Europe share very similar features, which makes sense since many modern European political borders to do not follow cultural or ethnic lines
MACEDONIA MENTIONED 🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅
Macedonia is in Greece
@@alexandroskaminas greece is in macedonia hope this helps
Actually indonesia is pretty easy imo. If you can see the vehicle plate you will be able to tell where it is, atleast the city. Cuz every city in indonesia has unique letter on it.
But vehicle plate is censored.
It's the same in Turkey. The same flat buildings are literally everywhere and even the stone grounds are built with the same stones. But i'm just talking about inside the cities. Other than that it has seven regions and they are all so different from each other, it's like several countries with different nature and environment came together
Me a hetalia fan: *cracks knuckles* my time has come.
his logic:
"europe is so small that a lot of it looks the same"
"indonesia has so many islands that it's so big and it all looks very similar"
Is this supposed to be some epic "gotcha"? The logic is completely fine, you're just misinterpreting it.
He’s right Indonesia is bigger than Europe and much more scattered
Well, indonesia size is almost as big as europe with more than 15 thousand islands 😅
It makes perfect sense.
He’s saying that Indonesia is a big yet very similar place. And that the western part of Europe he was talking about is small, so it looks similar.
It’s not interchangeable, just because something being small makes it similar doesn’t mean that the sountriy not being small makes it different, that’s not how logic works. Although it is a somewhat common mistake.
Europe is insanely small and it’s shocking because they kept themselves centered in the maps using a projection that makes them bigger when you actually see how small they are it’s like whiplash, i can drive for 10 hours in a straight line and not leave my state let alone enter another country’s borders
love how geography has turned into a game
blurmany and low cam japan were the first ones i realized were really easy to recognize quickly once i started to learn some details. further i tbink the lesotho and bhutan mountains are sort of easy to identify once u know it because they are both like almost entirely mountainous.
in my opinion
Canadian architecture outside Quebec is significantly uglier than American architecture of the same period.
More details on this? What’s the architecture called? Years? You have examples. Sounds very interesting.
@@ravenvision222 Ever been?
Old Quebecoise architecture often follows French and specifically Norman forms. It seems like every village has a lovely stone church with a tin roof. The Montreal Hotel de Ville has a tall peaked roof like a French Chateau and beautiful stone walls.
By contrast, Ontario traditional architecture is mostly....awful. Canadian Gothic is quite nice, although it looks pretty much like American Carpenter Gothic. But where American vernacular domestic architecture follows a parade of styles from Colonial to Federalist to Greek Revival to Gothic to a variety of Victorian styles (Italianate to Queen Anne) to Craftsman to Deco and midcentury, it's hard to pin a Canadian building to any specific period.The pricey Annex in Toronto is vaguely Edwardian/slash/Craftsman but other than that the buildings seem to follow no aesthetic schemes or eras whatsoever.
Even a lot of contemporary Canadian design is just wretched--look at the horrific new homes on House Hunters or Love it or List it on HGTV. Why not put an arched single light window here and a few rectangular windows there, and maybe some random vertical panels here? In part that may be because while American contemporary houses harken back to earlier styles, if a country doesn't have any of those antecedents, there's no model to follow for guidance.
This commentary mostly applies to Ontario. I've never been out west.
@@WinstonSmithGPT thank you for the splendid response!
@@WinstonSmithGPT I’ve been to Alberta. It’s not interesting, architecturally. I don’t think Canada has as interesting of a cultural history as the US, though, and that probably has a lot to do with it. The land is beautiful, though.
doesn't matter when 99 percent of the buildings are identical copy pasted suburbs
Indonesia actually has like wayyy more islands than that😗
17k islands
I think he meant the ones that's available in Google streetview
Indonesian here. Probably the most you can narrow down an area is by the 5 major Islands. Each of the islands have their own culture that can be distinguished from one another... but even with that we still use like the general way of building cities and towns lol.
As an indonesian myself my go to was
-people skin colour
-the kind of house
-the grass colour and plants
-the sign (because indonesia have a lot pf different small language and they have their unique things)
>Eastern Europe
>Balkans
Man, that's just bad geography for a geography guesser.
Since when are the balkans not in Eastern Europe
@@luisadojan4124 Since forever, m8. Even if you consider it Eastern Europe, it still more precise to say the Balkans or Southeast Europe.
@@HimSb-vz6he just because it’s not precise enough doesn’t mean it’s wrong tho
it is literally eastern Europe
@@Codion No, it's the Balkans or Southeast Europe.
"europe is so small" bruh
probably the same guy who says how big the US is not realising the hypocrisy
Europe is kind of „small“ in comparison to america, asia or Africa
@@samielkhosht1086 what did you do with the commas there
no but it really is one of the smallest continents, and it has a lot of countries for its size. like compare with australia, which is the closest in size to europe. Australia is just 1 country, while europe is split between ~44 different countries
@@rydhn2102 you really lost your lifetime to make a giant text over a joke made by a stranger in the internet, nice
For anyone wondering. Indonesia size is similar with London to Jerrusalem. Basically entire europe then divide them into small island and big island. And this island is packed with 17% of the entire species variety on earth. Its very diverse, yet very similar. I understand why rainbolt have such hard time. Its easy to know its from indonesia, but hard to know exactly where within
For me personally I find it so easy to indentify whether its earth or not
Man single handedly ending Amercian geography steriotypes
No, he’s called the exception to the rule 😂
did he just say europe is so small? lol
Yes... it's one of the smaller continents and it has many countries compared to, let's say, the Americas or Africa...
USians keeps saying that all of the time! - And when I push back, the change it to the EU(!) 🥳
Because it is lmao
Europe is bigger than the US hahaha
@@louper3002 not with Alaska
Bro just dropped the safe locations
Eastern Europe Used to be 1 big country , then Split Up to a few smaller country and now a bunch of Tribesman
Bro is so good in geography and then calls balkans eastern Europe smh
They're in the eastern half of Europe. What else would you call the region including everything in the Balkans, Baltics, Poland, and Ukraine?
@@benjaminanderson1014Poland and Ukraine are not in the Balkan region. The Balkans arw in the south east of Europe not the east. East is Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Lithuania... Balkans are Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania, Macedonia, Grece, Turkey. Yes some countries do go up to east Europe like Romania, but that's because its a big country. He also said Serbia and (North)Macedonia and they are in southeast
@@biljancanin Yes, I know that. That's why I listed them as separate countries instead of saying that they were part of the Balkans. Please learn to read. :)
@@biljancaninAre you brain dead? All those countries look the same
Only an American would say that a lot of european countries look the same
Isn't he right tho, doesn't a lot of eastern europe has the same sort of architecture.
Now go to Western Europe
@@StinkyCatFarts He was talking abt eastern europe in his previous sentence, with context I think we can assume he was following on from that.
@@possiblyijt7400 No I watched the full video he said Europe was small and looks the same. No need to assume.
@@StinkyCatFarts yea I heard that too lol I think we may have just interpreted it differently rip, also Europe is kinda small compared to like the other continents lol.
Singapore is easy because it's so small and also quite distinct looking.
Personally, I think Philippines is on top of the hard category just because it's an archipelago and each island can have different and unique characteristics. In a point system that is geoguesser, however, it is fairly easy to score since it's a small country and points are based off of the distance between guesses and the exact location.
Bro rlly said europe is small when its a whole continent
Well compared to other continents it is quite small, i think its the 2nd smallest behind oceania
It's small for a continent, it's like saying mercury is small when talking about the solar system
You totally missed the context, a lot of the eastern and wester European states look the same, Serbia and Macedonia do look similar (I'm from Macedonia) even I'd struggle if I didn't know the Cyrillic alphabet and couldn't read the signs. The continent is small place me in a random village in France there's a possibility I'd think it's Switzerland or Belgium.
@@nizham2453 bro he said US is easy and Europe is hard because its small...Europe has twice as much people as US
@@Martin-gx2kq i'm not talking about population size if that's what u meant
Bro Europe is bigger than the whole USA
What I was gonna say! European land mass is bigger than the US!
It actually isn’t if the USA adds also a lmao you euros are dumb
no it doesn't
@@anonymous__________________
9.5mil km² vs 10.5mil km²
Europe is still technically bigger.
Also "no it isn't" is the correct way to say what you were attempting to say.
North Macedonia and Serbia were both part of the same country, Yugoslavia, not long ago. They have both been part of earlier empires, as well. They also border one another... so it makes sense that they can appear similar in terrain, architecture, and signage.
I Struggle with earth
Studying plants would definitely help with guessing
Coach better have some peanut butter for that dog. Poor pooch be tasting something fishy from that kitty.
It could be because I’m from there, but I feel like UK is quite distinct in its style of buildings that you can identify it quite fast.
As Indonesian, I told you that here are still many trees and wild plants everywhere. Not too clean but enough.
But I know you knew we have many islands, our islands except Java and part of Sumatra are still forest or field
North Macedonia and Serbia are difficult because we used to be in Yugoslavia so all the infrastructure is the same. Plus the geography is pretty similar especially in the south of Serbia.