What European Things Do People In Other Countries Find Weird? -2
Vložit
- čas přidán 5. 07. 2021
- Hi 🌏!!!
Thank you for watcing our video!
Show us your ❤ with Subscribe, Like👍 & Comment and Share!
🇩🇪Elena
/ ellikubi
🇫🇷Marina
/ rrinayah_
🇬🇧Lauren
/ laurenkatemassey
🇪🇸Claudia
/ westclau - Zábava
![British, French, German, Spanish, Pronunciation Differences!! [part.2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xY5hQUMyDSw/mqdefault.jpg)
![British, French, German, Spanish, Pronunciation Differences!! [part.2]](/img/tr.png)
![Things You Should Never Do In Other Countries! [UK, FRANCE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4CwT3jzqgSo/mqdefault.jpg)
Hey everyone, this is Elena from Germany! We had so much fun filming this video!
But I'm a bit scared of everyone's reaction this time, since I am a German who is not really interested in football. 😫😂
Still, I hope you can enjoy this video and let's see Germany's passion for football in the comments! 🥰
love the content👍 who cares about football anyway 😂
Tell me about it. I’m from Spain and I don’t like watching football… And everywhere I travel everybody hear Spain and the first question is: which football team? 😂
You are very cute, i love your smille and actitude!
@@sergiolagunilla770 vamos que en menos de 2 horas juega España
@@rodrii813 jajajajaja no es el mejor momento para confesar esto 😂
Hi im Claudia the Spanish ~
Thank you for watching all this little season!
It was short.. I wish to film with the girls again 🤍
I hope to see the four of you again! It was so nice to see different perspectives and all you girls are amazing!
Well done! Pero el madrid es mejor 😎
@@ZDavidH x2
Its was so interesting to see the cultural differences! Thank you so much
You were so cute Claudia!
Hello, it’s me Lauren 🇬🇧 rep! This episode was hilarious! I’m a very big football fan so please excuse my enthusiasm 😂😂😂 anyway, it was very fun to film this series with the girls ❤️🥰
thanks for the content - ya'll are happy & entertaining. i was going to give you a hard time about being a liverpool fan, but i can't speak 😔 i'm a spurs supporter & we're a mess right now.
Good luck against Italy. I'm pretty sure this will be Englands first Euro win. It's about time.
@@dogwalk3 eyy but at least Harry Kane is scoring in the Euros
@@Dangel98 thank you!! I hope we can finally bring it home 🏴
@@Laurenade haha youre right. let's hope england beats italy tomorrow; maybe it'll give kane some confidence for next season. he's been class during the euros.
Just to clarify - at 10:32, the Spanish girl correctly named the car brand as SEAT (pronounced say-at) but the subtitle mentions SAAB by mistake, which is a Swedish military hardware maker that used to make civilian cars, but not anymore sadly. btw, SEAT is an abbreviation which means Spanish Society of Touring Automobiles. Cheers from Bangladesh :)
Yeah I only saw SAAB in the subtitle and was like, wait what did you just say? :)
SEAT is more prononced like say-at
Looking for a comment like this, thank you for saving me to writte it :-D
Bangladesh?! I thought you were spanish...😲
@@jaimete0589 maybe it's a Spanish that traveled to that country
Please continue the series with these girls!! They are all so likable
I agree! I'd love to watch more videos with them all!
YEEES
The french girl is A WHOLE MOOD, love her.
the real french have european look
@@rominagraziani5904 what ? no.. France is a open countries being french is not about your look lol . If youre born in France you are french that all
@@rominagraziani5904 She is French no matter how she looks
@@rominagraziani5904 please don't project your racist views like it's the truth, it isn't.
@@rominagraziani5904 cry
Marina pulls no punches: '' You support whoever you want''. Love it.
“France beat Germany the other day” I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣
Not funny.
Okay, yes it is.🤣🤣🤣
Yet, Germany has as much World Cups as France, Spain and England put together.
The media really brainwash everyone about men's football. In Asia we're like that too. I used to follow the premier league as a child just because the TV is shoving these down our throats day in day out. Now I'm grown up and I realize I was such a sheep lol Many of these male players are spoiled brats, Ronaldo is literally a rapist and big teams are money laundering business for the shady owners: Leicester City's owner for example is a Thai dude who is a BIG supporter+accomplice of Thai military junta that is in control of Thailand for almost a decade now.
Leicester City team owner's company, King Power, was harboring the police squad that shot Thai protesters this year.
This is a known fact in Thailand.
As a Thai, I want to ask for a favor from all of you to NEVER support Leicester City team financially for this reason. This guy is basically a murderer. Please support Thai+Myanmar+Taiwan+HK fight against dictatorship! #milkTeaAlliance
Really, before you support any of these football team: please google their owners for the shady business and corruption. Please do your part to be a responsible world citizen and do not support these crooks. There's nothing to be proud of about that. If you love football, please support your local teams that has the real sense of community and team spirit, not the shady mega-billion dollar-teams with shady players and toxic hooligan cults.
@@est9949 Bro do you have any proof about this Ronaldo thing?like wtf lol football is just a sport,if you like or dislike is just something personal!you can like something without being an sheep or something else. I'm not from Europe,I know that some clubs has really bad people as their owners,but that's not the reality all around the world bro!
I resonate with the French girl
🤣🤣she's so cool,I don't care who cares kinda girl🤣she'll be silent and suddenly come up with one liners and make everyone crack up🤣
Same, I can relate to her
Thank u🙊🤎
@@badarina you're welcome😁😂
@@badarina u're really cool
I need her insta ASAP
Marina’s facial expressions are everything 😂😂
In fact, in France the restaurant have to - it's in the law - give you free tap water when they serve you food. Same thing with bread.
...LOVE the French girl b/c she is very true to who she is--she "ain't trying to impress nobody--you go girl!;o) Cheers
🙏🏽♥️
Same. I think the French and German women in this videos are awesome. The other two are trying too hard to be the in crowd, especially with the football stuff. They don't realize how toxic the football culture has become. I hope people google the news about Leicester City's owner accused of £327m corruption, as well as what he did in the police shooting at the Thai protesters. How Leicester City's owner is a part of Thai military junta.
English premier league is a money laundering business. If you love football, please support small local teams: there're plenty of them in the UK. Do not support the Premier League.
@@badarina why we don't see you anymore in this channel??? I really like you energy 😍
I see peoole hating on the french girl but maybe she is just like that? Maybe that's just her personality, not everyone smiles all the time and that's fine.
Everyone knows : The French don't smile a lot. It's often said that they make the face. It's just like that in their culture. (For example when the models parade they walk quickly and do not smile, it is the copy of the approach of the French (Parisians)). Why don't other foreigners understand this ?! It's annoying...
@@jehjdindbdkdlzbbddjskkdbdj4852 That's not necessarily true. I've lived in different parts of France, people are generally warmer than this girl....except Paris(maybe that's what you meant) where everybody is like stressed out all the time..
@@jehjdindbdkdlzbbddjskkdbdj4852 Naaa this is just her personnality, french people smile a lot mooore than her (im french)
I totally agrre with her regarding her disinterest in soccer, I like her.
mmhh.. im french and i would say that french people really dont smile a lot. it doesnt mean that we are mean, its just like this.
I hate that you made them say soccer when they are all europeans! It's football!
Is Fútbol, when the Spanish girl said soccer I’m like why girl , you it’s call Fútbol 😂😂😂
Yeah, the Americans can keep their soccer & American football, which is more like rugby & they touch the ball with their hands. Baseball & basketball, too. It's strange to think their team names are things like Dolphins. 😹
ikr
@@solongsuicide9 actually outside Britain many anglo nations have soccer since they have their own sports which they call football like in Ireland with gaelic football, which many just call football. Back in the day so many "football" sports, well, had the name football in it plus a term to distinguish it (like gaelic footvall), even football itself which was association football, shortened to soccer. That's why we have these two names, which both originate in England, there football prevailed. Most nations got the sport over England, so the name is either like football, like in Spanish and French, a translation of football like in German or something similar like iirc in Italian and Polish. Like kickball. Then we have countries like Japan which got it over the US, so their term is something similar to soccer.
(not hating or anything) but as a French people when you learn English you learn to say soccer, so I think they said soccer to make it easier and to be easily understand by everyone
Lmao i relate so much with the French girl's face... people say i always have a "resting bitch face" even when i feel pretty content....unless im wrong and she's actually irritated/miserable.
As a French person, I can confirm she just has an RBF.
@@RhythmAddictedState 🤣🤣🤣 i figured ... I hate when someone tells me to smile more and be happy 🙄
@@sirena11 Oh god, same. I just want to rip to shreds whoever tells me to do that 🤣
and i as a swiss just thought, yes thats a french lady xD all of them look like the stereotype :P perfect
@@sirena11 In my country even its just a RBF they will think its still a rude face and i do it a lot, maybe thats the reason i become more introverted- Small talks for nothing
in spain for law they are obligated to give you the option of free not bottled water. BUT in restaurants you have to remark that you want a jug of water to not pay anything, if you only ask for water they're going to give you bottled water to make you pay 💀
also, drinking in the streets in groups (the commonly called "botellón") is illegal, but there's like a legal void so everyone does anyways bc there are not consequences
Como no se si hablas español o no, te lo escribo en los dos idiomas, no tenía ni idea de que no era obligatorio beber agua embotellada en los restaurantes, he visto a gente comer con jarras de sangria o cerveza pero nunca con agua, me acabas de abrir los ojos lol, gracias.
pd.we are one
@@yunx.__2085 Si hace unos años se aprobó una ley para que si pedias agua del grifo fuera gratis pero como se ha dicho se debe de pedir que sea del grifo
@@miguelm.a7462 la ley es de hace unos años si, creo que dos o asi, pero en 33 años que tengo siempre, toda la vida que he ido a un restaurante hemos pedido agua del grifo y nos lo han dado y jamas nos han puesto malas caras, asi que me he quedado flipando cuando ha dicho la española que aqui siempre te dan agua embotellada.... sera que ella porque no especifica cuando la pide porque si no, no me lo explico
edito: es mas, yo siempre, incluso en mi casa bebemos agua del grifo (nada de filtrada en jarras, tal cual sale) pero si es cierto que de un tiempo a esta parte noto que la gente compra garrafas de agua en el supermercado para beber en casa, cosa que no entiendo la verdad, porque el agua del grifo (en mi zona al menos) es potable y sabe bien
@@yuditgb5364 En Barcelona nunca he visto a nadie pedir agua del grifo en restaurantes, siempre embotellada.
@@fernolea Cataluña es que es otra historia... tengo una tia que vive alli que antes si bebia de su grifo de casa, pero ya lleva unos años que dice que al final ha tenido que acabar comprando embotellada porque sabe horrorosa, aunque segun mis primos depende de la zona creo que me dijeron que en Moncada alli si se puede beber del grifo porque viene directamente de la montaña
yo me refiero a que en la zona de Castilla (Castilla y Leon y Castilla la Mancha donde yo vivo) no tenemos ese problema con el agua del grifo, salvo muy contadas excepciones, no es algo tan generalizado como pueda ser en Barcelona como comentas
the german girl is so lively 😊 always smiling
And the french one always mad
@@krd7894 it's just that french people don't feel like they have to smile all the time.
@@krd7894 Cant a person have RBF?
@@juliane5632 what is RBF ?
T'inquiète Marina on t'aime nous les Français ! T'es la plus charismatique en plus. Content de voir une française dans ce genre de vidéos
I'm not French, but I also like Marina :D!
@@petitsjoujoux5011 T'es sur ? Petits joujoux ça sonne très très très très français...
? ils mettent souvent des français dans ce genre de vidéo
@@ninalempicka2948 Ouais c'est pas faux très souvent mais bon ça fait toujours plaisir quand même ;)
Oui très content de voir une Française critiquer la France tellement , j’adore 👍
All I see is people talking about others commenting bad things on the French girl, but actually there's no such a comment, everyone seems to love her and so do I! ^^
I commented that I did not like her but you are right I saw no other person commenting bad about her.
@ right? Like of course I saw one or two comments saying "I didn't like her", but no no big deal, no such a thing as "everybody seems to hate her", hahaha
It is a very fun interaction between these young women. Very conversational and casual. I've visited the UK and France before and it is very interesting to see the differences from America. As much as there are many smaller differences between European countries, they are distinctly different from the same things in the U.S. or Korea. When I traveled to France and asked for tap water at a street-side restaurant, the waiter seemed offended. But the request was because we usually start service at a table with water for everyone, although now they ask you if you want water and drinks first. But chilled tap water is still free. As a small point, the subtitles said that SAAB was the main Spanish car brand, but she rightly said SEAT, who is the Spanish automotive partner of VW. As usual, this was a pleasure to watch, and educational.
Yeah here in Costa Rica everytime I go to a restaurant, the first thing they do is give me chilled tap water. Any amount of water is free too
@@danielzumbado6564 broo costa rica vuelto loco
Oh, I live in France and always have tap water if I ask for it without problem. The waiter never gave a weird look about it, he's better not to tbh.
@@xenotypos I'm fairly sure there's a law forcing the restaurants to offer free tap water. I have seen people ask for it in McDonalds, even.
@@maiguelairou8145 Jaja qué bien otro tico viendo estos videos 😂
double thumbs up for the German lady.
Ja
Or you will invade Europe again?
The French girl is my spirit animal, she's so cool.
Each of them is also so representative of the stereotypical behaviors associated with their cultures, I love it 😂
I absolutely cannot get over how good Elena's posture is
I see a lot of people judging Marina because she doesn't smile or look enthusiastic.. in France people don't smile easily without reasons (not all French people of course) but it's true that in our culture we are more "true" so if we don't feel the need to smile we don't because it looks hypocrite.. I don't think she is annoyed or angry she is just acting like a normal person for me, this a just a cultural thing, every culture is different so please have respect for others culture even if it's weird for you 😊 (this is just my opinion and as I said not all French people are like that)
Aww please don't let this be the last episode :( I love these girls together!
Dear Elena, Lauren, Claudia and Marina,
you’re all soo cute and soo charming.
Please continue your conversations. They’re most entertaining and amusing.
I can’t wait to watch the next episode.
i'm completely in love with the french girl
Great video!! They all seem like they would fit together well in a friend group, all different personalities 😄
I'm sorry but I can't stop looking at the French girl she is beautiful and her accent when she speaks in French and English is just wow
C'est ta copine sur ta photo de profil ?
@@bwoforthelife Non. c'est ma soeur
@@dannyv2230 how many meanings does “C’est” have in French? I love your language
@@EastAngliasFinest It just means “It is” if you want to say there is it is “Il y a” or since French people shorten it “Y’a” you can also say “Il y a” to mean ago if you put it after a unit of time.
In Spain the "botellón" (drinking in the street in groups) is prohibited by law, although unfortunately people continue to do so.
Eso es cultura(?)🤣😂
nothing wro ng as they dont get drunk and disturbed the peace
If this was pet version .. France and Spain would be cats and Germany and the UK would be dogs! 🤣🤣
I love this series and thanks for producing it! But please do the soundcheck before recording, I think Ellena and Claudia's mics are not set-up correctly. Keep up the awesome videos :)
I appreciate one thing, the girls doesn't touch too much bu the spanish one do it frequently, and that is something normal here in Spain, we tend to have a lot of physical contact!
These videos are really exciting:))))
And the french girl🤤
10:34 she said SEAT not SAAB.
Yes, SAAB is swedish and it doesn't exist anymore
@@julienhennequart33 I think it does, but just for planes and industrial vehicles.
Just to shock the world even more, the legal *drinking* age in Germany is actually 14 under the supervision of a parent though. But at 16 you are allowed to drink and buy (light) alcohol.
😱.... thats not okay😅
@@pienclemens7913 in Germany it is, even approved by law 😂
The drinking age in England and Wales is 5 if drinking in a private dwelling. It is 16 in a pub or restaurant for beer, cider, wine or mead if purchased by an adult for consumption with a "substantial meal". At 18 you can drink what you want anywhere it is not specifically forbidden (including busses if they don't stipulate otherwise).
@@pienclemens7913 It's totally okay. USA have strict laws but still have more problems with young people drinking than in Germany or France, that tells you something. Being forbidden (even at an advanced age) is what makes drinking alcohol the "cool" thing to do in USA.
I hate that you can't but energy only when you are 16 or with someone who is older than 16
I arrived here and now I´m in love with this channel, I love your friendship, you all look so cute. Btw, Claudia you are so wonderful, I also speak Spanish, I´m Peruvian and one thing that I find curious is that our lastnames are pretty similar
This is so true. I remember a few years ago walking around in Germany, on holidays, I was taking antibiotics, so I couldn't drink alcohol and was craving for a drink... and as I am walking I begin to realize, "everyone" was walking around with a beer, kids of 16, 17 years old, literally so many people, one after the other in the middle of the day. I was so surprised, and was much more aware of it since I couldn't get a single sip. It was surreal for a few hours.
People being shocked at Germans drinking beer on the bus 😂 Meanwhile in Brazil people drink anything anywhere (even to the point of being intoxicated) and that's not illegal or weird
Queria uma brasileira no meio delas. Ia ser tudo kkk
yup that’s in finland too😂
mas no ônibus/ metrô é estranho tipo imagina do nada uma pessoa chega com uma garrafa bebendo no meio de todo mundo kkkkkkk
@@amandaacruz Kkkkkk ah, uma garrafa grande é estranho, mas uma long neck ou uma latinha ninguém tá nem aí
@@amandaacruz Em Brasília, em proibido no metrô, tanto comida quanto bebida. Mas teve uma vez que um cara entrou com uns fardos de cerveja em lata e ainda deu pra um monte de gente kkk
I can't wait for the next episode with them, the 4 girls together are the best I've seen
Strange that I watch a Korean video to learn about European culture(s)...but it works! Haahaha.
@@svenradd1027 exactly. There is no such thing as european culture lol.
There you go, I learned that Europeans don't like to be grouped together...I should've said "...the different cultures of Europe." Pardon me, obviously, many different: languages, customs, religions....and football styles!!!! Thank you for training Pulisic Germany.
@@chrisgarner3714 no problem :)
@@chrisgarner3714 You, my friend, are an amazing person. You very clearly didn't mean to group all Europeans together but you still took the criticism like a pro. That's a good attitude, keep that up. I struggle with it sometimes.
In France you're allowed to drink alcohol in the streets as long as you're of age and you're not drunk. Being drunk in the streets is illegal though
Spain: I'm happy.
Awwww....
Before I see another nasty comment about the French girl, I just want to tell you guys to chill and don't be such judgy Karens: maybe she's tired, maybe she's worried about something. Anyway, she's getting hate just because she doesn't smile (which is totally socially acceptable in many cultures), you people seem so judgy to me.
Well she said that she wasn't a morning person in a previous video and that she just woke up when she missed the joke of the Spanish girl (it was awkward and some concluded that she was being mean)😅 In other videos she's more lively while still being laid-back, I guess she's the kind of person who gets easily misunderstood 😂
@@pookpook3891 that could be! I'm usually described as a friendly, welcoming person but in the morning I'm so grumpy because I hate waking up! But even if that was just her personality, judging someone with so much free hate isn't ok.
@@lauragoreni3020 yeah I agree but I can see why her attitude would raise eyebrows, specially next to the German and British girl 😂 if you're more reserved and have a face like this 😐 when there is someone naturally beaming with joy next to you, people are gonna think you're not happy to be here 😂
But in the end, it's a video, no use getting hateful as you say
Shes also the only ethnic
@@joshuddin897 1)we don't know whether she's ethic, there's lots of ethnically Southern Europeans with the same skin colour as her. 2) even if she was, what's your point exactly?
Could you guys make an episode about fashion and style trends in these countries? The differences. Like, how frequently do they shop for clothes (and for how many years will, for example, a winter coat be in fashion). And if it is mostly a social convention to wear makeup to work or outside or to look a certain way. And where people normally purchase clothes - branded vs local or unnamed
For information, about water in France. Restaurant/Bar/Cafés cannot refuse to give you tap water if you ask them even if you don't buy anything with them. So if you are thirsty and need a glass a water you can go to any of those establishments and ask for a glass of tap water and won't be asked to pay. It is a health concern, dehydration is real.
When at a table, if you ask for water they will usually (not always) ask if you want bottled water (eau en bouteille) that you'll have to pay for or water in jug (une cruche d'eau) which is free. When you are not asked for details and you do not precise it yourself, depending on what type of establishment you are in or their policies, they will assume tap water or bottled water. It is pretty common to ask for a jug of water, so there is no need to fret about that. In an establishment that cares about their customers, the jugs are refrigerated. Just note that not everywhere in France tap water is good, in Paris for instance, it is preferable to drink bottled water, in Bretagne, tap water is perfectly fine.
So with experience I'd say that it is preferable to give details right away and not just ask for "water". If you want a bottle, there will usually be a list of brands of sparkling and bland water on the menu with the other drinks. If you don't know the brands, ask for a bottle of water. The waiter will then ask "bland or sparkling", and once you tell them which one you want, they will list off the different brands they have (if they provide several).
Exactly. Also the toilette. Bar and café will borrow you the toilette and we don't need to buy anything.
I'm Brazilian and I really love the videos because that way I train to listen to different accents in English. girls you guys are amazing!
The French girl seems like " why am I here now" 🤣
I'm from Spain and I don't know if it's because she's from Barcelona and I'm from Madrid but I disagree with some things she said. In my city if you go to a restaurant they give you free water. Anyway, it's depends on the region, could be huge differences between Canary Island and the Basque Country for example.
I'm from Valencia and here it isn't normal that the restaurants give you free water. A girl remind me that is legal to ask for tap water, but I don't remember seeing it in any restaurant... It's also truth that the water in Valencia is very hard and I don't know if I prefer to continue drinking mineral water 😅
Que dices? Y yo aquí pagando el agua
maybe because barcelona is more touristic? i don't know but here they literally give you nothing if you are thirsty
@@yoonhyepark975 maybe... I live in Valencia, not far from Catalonia, and here it isn't usual to give free water in restaurants, bars or cafes... The closest thing is in the children's play centers that when paying the entrance the children have unlimited tap water...
Depende de la zona supongo. En Madrid te dan agua gratis si te la dan de grifo.
they put up the soccer question right on time when the Euro Cup is going on and people are legit losing their minds😂
claudia warmed my heart sm, i love the social culture
Their football teams are actually so good historically speaking. But shoutout to Spain and France they also have very good basketball teams.
Something we do a lot in Spain for "Botellon" (which is a gathering of young people drinking in the street) is that we buy for example a bottle of vodka and a bottle of soda like fanta or cocacola and mix it inside the soda bottle so it doesn't stand out too much, but now everybody knows so it's pretty obvious anyway.
And in big festivities like Pilares or Cipotegato (at least where I'm from) we tend to buy a gallon of water, some cartons of wine and some bottles of cocacola, we empty the gallon of water and throw the rest inside, then we bring it wherever we go for the whole group to drink from, if we're enough people and we can afford it we tend to make more than one gallon. Also the mix is called "calimotxo" I think it originated in the Pais Vasco region, but now everyone drinks it.
In Spain it depends of the zone of Spain you live, and the kind of water, if tap water it's hard (near the coast), normally you to have to pay for a bottle of water, but in places like Asturias (north of Spain), or Madrid, which tap water is less hard, you can ask the waiter for a jug of water for free.
In Andalucia too, I always ask for tap water
this series is amazing. it add insight about europe, because i'm from asia.. but i still missed emily from UK :))), but that girl is ok too.. she's very decent
I love all of those girls. Perfect mix :) Would love to see more videos of them. :)
I'm in love with the UK girl, she's so friendly, she laughs a lot and has a pretty smile. And her way of looking at the camera when she's laughing is beautiful
Quite the style of the loud English girl who seeks to be noticed. Look at the French Woman, she just has to be there. And everyone is talking about her ...
@@jadawin10 lol a french person sniffing his own fart here.
@@jadawin10 she is just happy and and not introvert that doesn't make her an attention seaker 😒
the french girl is having so much fun
shes just french ^^
@@swissarmyknife7670 it's just that french people don't feel like they have to smile all the time.
yeah.... here nobody forces you to smile like an idiot for 13minutes if you don't feel like it. It doesn't mean you're not happy or bored. It's just a cultural thing. Most of us don't like to fake our smile, that's all.
@@SeiFong there's a HUGE difference between faking a smile and trying to smile more because it's your first time meeting with new people and you genuinely want everyone to feel at ease (just like in this case for the other girls, I suppose). But yes, I know what you mean. I also live in a place where smiling all the time isn't required for being polite, so I get it. She shouldn't get hate.
@@lauragoreni3020 But it's different, it's cultural. In France people don't smile a lot (if not at all). Because it's not in their culture. Even if they are meeting people for the first time. For them it's normal, not rude or others. It's another thing to live in a country where you don't necessarily have to smile to be polite. If you go in France you will see but don't say that if you don't know the culture of the country
In some parts of Spain, or at least in the south, we usually drink cold water in summer
I'm from Latvia country from Europe, Baltic states for us it's more popular ice hockey next would be basketball and then football.
Couldn't keep my eyes off of the French girl, how could someone be that pretty! 😍
I'm pretty sure that she is not french in terms of ethnicity. I now how french girls look like by the way but not like her at all
7:47 the Spanish girl prolly started searching for the song🤣
This is awesome! This are my favorite videos becausse i know 3 languages from the video france, espanol, english very cool.
I like so much this videos , and i wish you to continue in this way
Uk drinking mainly in house! Must be a boy vs girl thing cus me and my mates drank outside just as much as at a house
In Spain depends the place where you live. It's no similar the way to do the things in Barcelona that in Seville, for example.
Your french friend is like "What the heck I am doing here!???? hahaha She is gorgeous!!!
I think many people do not know that in the United Kingdom - All licensed premises in England and Wales are required by law to provide "free potable water" to their customers upon request.
It was so funny :))) when the girl from Spain said soccer I was like wait whatttttttt????? And then when the girl from the UK said football I was like there we go:)))))
Well I think most Europeans don't care that much if you say football or soccer since outside of the UK English isn't their/our main language anyway (so neither football nor soccer is the word we learned at young age for this sport).
@@franzlimit the word soccer comes from England anyway, we say both.
@@Ghost_Kevlar It may come from England, but we say football. If the person we're talking to is calling it soccer we may switch to that, but as a country it is known as football.
WE SAY FÚTBOL IN SPAIN, PRACTICALLY THE SAME TO PRONOUNCE AND SHE SAID SOCCER OMFG
Europeans with their soccer are like Canadians with their hockey
We prefer to use the word "football or fútbol"
@@robbyzapatasalazar6039 in the end it’s the same thing, in the US and Canada we use “soccer” and pretty much everywhere else they use “football,” I’m Canadian so I use soccer, you’re European (I’m guessing, so correct me if I’m wrong) so you use football
@@nex_is_next I’m Spanish, and I know you use the word soccer, but it’s something we still don’t get used to when an American or Canadian say it
I think it’s a word you use to differentiate it from American football
@@robbyzapatasalazar6039 That’s fair, I’m from Quebec specifically so I speak French and there’s some French words/expression from France that I still don’t get bc they’re very different from the ones that we use here, and actually fun fact we also use the word “soccer” to refer to football in Quebec, probably bc of the American influence, but tbh I do think that the term “football” makes more sense for soccer than the sport that we call football (why call a sport football if you play with you hands?), but it’s what I’m used to
So interesting!! Please make it again!
A correction about having to pay to use the toilet. Many trainstations out of zone 1 ie central London you often need to pay. But outside zone 1 toilet are normally free.
The French girl is my spirit animal.
France=Spain. Britain=Germany in some way some how
exactly, France and spain are both latin and mediterranean countries while germany and Britain are germanic and northern european nations
@@myriam6101 you have some knowledge do you live in Europe
@@Head_of_the_Table2.0 everyone in Europe know that so there might be chance yeah
I think that France is like a central nucleus among the four: it is the only one that borders on the other three (with the United Kingdom it is through the Channel Tunnel). United Kingdom, Germany and Spain are spaced approximately 500 to 1000 km between them.
France is also the only one that has a linguistic link with the other three: the French language is a Latin language like the Spanish language, it is also partially a Germanic language and it greatly influences the English language because almost 50% of English words come from French.
@@litogor French is a bit special but there is also a part of arabic in it
The prices for drinks in Germany are high because it´s a big amount of the restaurants profit, and the meal prices in german restaurants are ususally cheap. You can buy a whole meal with 3 eating courses for about 30€ or cheaper....so their profit will made of the beverage.
I visisted Germany many times both south, center and north.. It was SO hard to find still water anywhere. Shops, supermarkets, fastfood chains. I mostly had luck finding it sometimes in supermarkets...but it was very stressful lol And when I did I was disappointed in the quality...
Technically illegal to drink in public spaces in France, that includes parks
"technically" xD that's the word
I wish there were more south representations, as Italian or Portuguese haha you would see how spanish and italians interacts as if they were friends bc we have this common thing of interacting with unknown people that I have never seen on the rest of Europe.
I am from germany and use a soda stream to csrbonate the water.
Sometimes i drink just ice cold tab water but on some days and i dont know why the tsp water drys out my mouth lile sometimes there is more calk in it or something and you can taste it. But I want to feel hydrated nit dehydrated and these are the days I have to drink it carbonated it neutralises the dry mouth effect
9:40 in the Netherlands it is the same we drive Mid-Suvs which are not as big as like American SUVS but they aren't small but in most cities they drive city cars like the Volkswagen UP, Smart ForTwo, Volkswagen Polo and FIAT 500 but the most sold cars are mostly cars that have different styles like the Volkswagen Golf a hatchback with a station version called the Golf Variant.
I’m Spainish if you ask for a glass of water, it is free. It is different when you are going to eat, that you pay for a bottle
If you're eating and ask for a glass of tap water they give it to you too, they are obligated by law
10:33 It's not "Saab", but "Seat". Saab is a car manufacturer from Sweden. Seat is from Spain.
clear your ears, she said Seat, the person writing the English Subs wrote Saab
In Canada(Quebec) for the restaurants they always pour us water when the waiter comes we don't need to pay.
In Portugal, you don't pay for tap water at the restaurant. But water bottles you have to pay of course.
The French girl was mostly very quiet and friendly. She didn't do anything wrong.
OK but why the need to say it, though 😂 Like we French do wrong things so that was surprising 😂
I'm German and I still drink in the subway. Didn't know its not allowed anymore. :D
Was bout to say I still see people with alc in the U Bahn.
The french girl is just coool
The girls are lovely the way they talk. Love, the British girl Lauren. Specially her expression. ❤️
German one is the type of a girl you use as a flashlight in darkness.
why
@@Nick-ly4gk because it's made in Germany
The french lady is my spirit animal 💕 “soccer”- “I don’t care “ i can’t stand watching it 🤷♂️ 😂
It was really relatable lol.
yeah the drinking one... i've been drinking since i was like very young, i think it's pretty common here in italy... i remember my grandad started giving me wine to drink during meals since i was ten lmao
The original sparkling water is from germany. Seltzer is derived from Selters.
So yeah, it started as a fancy “health drink” being exported around the globe way back when and has since become a staple in Germany for its refreshing quality.
In Spain you can ask for a glass of water for free, and that's normal!!
El problema es que en Barcelona el agua del grifo es CRIMINAL está malísima, igual por eso la chica decía lo de pagar el agua porque ya te digo que es horrible kajajaja
@@paucatmer Vaya JAJAJAJ aquí en Madrid al menos el agua está deliciosa
Marina is not saying the truth in France people drink outside. It concerns most of the time Young people. In summer by night it's pretty common in Paris. Aux invalides, quai de Seine etc...
Well Paris is kind of its own country tbh.
I rarely saw that personally (I lived in middle-sized cities).
Pour un pique-nique oui, comme elle le précise d'ailleurs. Par contre taper un flash sur un parking c'est pas la norme, je crois que c'est dans ce sens là ce qu'elle dit.
We would like to see more videos about it :)
You'll never walk alone, Lauren, my new best friend.
TBH,that french girl have some vibes.
me gusta este video porque está divertido y podemos conocer las diferencias entre países europeos.
In Sweden still/tap water is always free (unless it's bottled). At cafes and bars there's usually a water-tank nearby that normally has glasses next to them and you can just take a glas. At restaurants the server ask if you want a jug of water for the table and if you want it iced (especially when ordering alcoholic drinks) and if you need to refill the jug, you just ask. Most places even offer kids under 10y/o free milk.
You have to know that tap-water in germany is often at a higher quality then bottled-water. So its not just "save".
And no it's not so easy to get alcohol when you younger than 16, because they stricten the law a lot, so every shop check for your ID. But for sure if you have an older friend...