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All The Ways That Americans Are Traveling Wrong In Europe
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- My favorite thing about American tourists is.... nothing."
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I remember being sat in a nice bar in Poland. Table of americans were the loudest people I've ever heard, when they left every looked around at each other, and were just relieved.
"tall, blonde ang strong"? What Americans have she met. Haha
the ones that can afford to travel maybe
Europeans assume Americans equal white people I guess 🤣
@@anusinghe3332 That's so true. I have Middle Eastern origins, and in Europe, people are always like "really? You're American?", and I'm like "sorry I'm not Brad Pitt!"... What's worse, the same people kept complaining about how racist Americans are... Hello! I wouldn't defend America, but European countries are the most racist places I've EVER been! I'll take America any day!
@@anusinghe3332 they pretty much are. burbs don't have money to travel.
The tall blonde and strong ones!
0:26
Francisco just roasted Americans with a few sentences lol
Just Some Guy without a Mustache gotta get that free wifi though!!
Francisco is an opinionated fool. No smarter than any other European I've ever encountered. Just another schmuck pontificating his so called superiority. He's nobody.
Yes, and has made a fool of himself as well.....
0:35 Chiming in from Florida to say if American homeboy is puttin' ice in his beer, he's gonna get a weird look. At best.
I’ve had Spanish tourists really loud at 6 am talking so much so it’s not only Americans who are loud
The clothes are really the big difference . I do not know where they think they are going but they look like they are going to a sort a trekking ...in the middle of Paris !!! With the young it is a little bit different , they tend to blend more into the local environment .
They're so bored that they had to travel to europe as a last resort, they're not going to be wearing tuxedos.
I live in Germany, and I know that if I ask a few questions to Americans such as, "Where are you from"? "What do you like"? "Where have you been"? there then follows a massive monolog of "I, me, my, we, our" and they never ask you what you think. They can go on for more than an hour and then they think they have had a great conversation with you, but know nothing about you.
so true. I actually realized that only after like 3 years in usa (I am European) that actually no one really cares about anyone else in a sense that they would be interested genuinely in you or someone. It’s all just me, me, I did this I have that….no wonder they feel so lonely and anxious most of the time. It’s all about an individual not about community. I am glad I am moving back to Europe in 2weeks
@0:45 or they could be architects because thats just what we do lol
In Italy an American tourists will go into café and say, "I want a latte." And receive just milk, then be pissed off.
They will also order a cappuccino in the afternoon and at night. Cappuccino is had in mornings.
Some of mine: very loud and love to brag about being from California (including accent) :)
Everyone hates Cali
@@animalanimal7939 True. I'm American, and you'd have to pay me to visit Cali... what a dump. The next Florida for sure.
Oof hard yes to learning a few words. I was in Italy as an Australian tourist and I learned a few important phrases cos I was gonna be in Italy for about 10 days. Was in Vatican City in July in the sun buying a drink from a drinks truck, and got asked by an American tourist how much my drink was cos he saw I was Asian and presumed I wasn't a local. Turned to the lady and asked in Italian, then turned back to him with the answer. He was so outraged at how expensive it was lol! Buddy, you're in a tourist area at the height of tourist season. If you don't like it, there's free, ice cold spring water fountains everywhere so drink that. That's what we did, especially in Rome. I think this was one of the few times I actually paid for a drink cos yay fresh clean cold water.
Also, never go to Rome in July. Too fucking hot.
Americans are really loud
Italians: Hold my wine
*Slaps face multiple times because you did not give ethnic distance*
Loud?!!! Too funny!!! I’ve never been told that I’m loud!!! Ya learn something new everyday!!!! 😂 🤣🤣😂😂
Yeah honestly americans can sometimes be so loud and oblivious to what's going on. Nothing against you tho
You think you are silent, but when you go to other countries you really see that you are loud
the american spirit and energy is cool, but it is loud. Even in Spain, ome of the loudest european countries, Americans stand out xD
The stereotypes do not apply to all Americans, it's just a stereotype that Americans are very loud compared to other people
Even Americans who lived here for many years NOTICE HOW LAUD SOME AMERICANS ARE . NOT ALL!
Ty for sharing so many nice things!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I remembered reading that Americans traveling to Europe has been declining for the last 2 decades and instead, are opting for travel to Asia, Mexico, and the Caribbean. I'm wondering now if it's because Americans feel less judged by arrogant Europeans and the money goes much further in those areas?
Im pretty sure its actually because the typical American vacation for a long time would be to Europe, and now want to experience some cultures that weren't so popular back then. Also, Mexico and The Carribean are close to the US, with Asian flights being way more cheaper than the ones to Europe; its all about cheap travel.
Someone felt triggered
Well I’m from Mexico and I’m usually bothered by arrogant gringos who think they’re entitled to get whatever they want just because they want it and trust me, we’re judging them.
Rafal Ch if you’re offended by this video, then I hate to tell you but the perceptions of American tourists in Europe are far worse than represented here. This video was trying to be kind 😐
Triggered
2;10 I def think the stereotype is about older generations of Americans.
Spanish people complaining about other people talking loud: LOL.
Hetalia Flashbacks plus a facepalm
I'm Canadian
2:57 LOL
When they think we’re all tall, blond, and muscular
Well that is how you guys portray yourselves. Your stereotype isn't aided by your shear tonne of tv shows that are broadcast in western Europe.
While almost half of us are POC.
@Claudio Coppola Nope. It is quite complicated. You have the many Empires that spanned here and played influence. The Mongolian empire hit the East you have the Ottoman Empire from the South East one also has the Romans, Greeks, French, Norse, Barbarians and the Moors from the South. So influence spans far. By the way these aren't all chronological as I don't really know mu stuff as-per-say.
Like german people, cause you are german
@@NeoKaneda88 Have you ever been to Europe mate?
I think these stereotypes are outdated or directed towards a small percentage of tourists. Probably because they don’t notice the tourists who aren’t loud or super friendly, because they blend in well.
lol Americans stand out like a sore thumb
LOL. I work in tourism. Stay deluded. Nothing has changed.
Europe is so quiet without Americans atm.
I'm an American traveler. I normally tell people that I'm Canadian 😜
But... Murica.
I think they’d be able to tell you’re lying.
@@newtfigton8795 ofcourse we can
Shame on you! Canada! Yuck!
Don’t that ruins it for them
Americans wear college clothes 🤣
HERBERT OHMYGOD ITS HERBERT why am i panicking
Once I went to Argentina and when I told them that I never been to New York they almost fell over backwards they assume just because I was from the United States I've been to New York
So basically Europe is airy Spanish Itálians and France 👍😅😅
I live in Switzerland and travel around Europe often, and what I find most annoying is that a lot of US-Americans just refuse to prepare for their trip. They don't research the customs of their destination, they don't even learn one word in the local language and still they assume they know all they need to. They then complain about stuff that is very common-place here, and of course they have the expectation that everyone speaks English and is ready to help them. That being said, I agree that tourists from the US are generally very friendly and fun!
I recently saw a video made by an American couple, flew in to Heathrow. I followed their journey to their hotel. They settled in to the hotel couldn’t understand the thermostat as the temperatures for the A/C was in celsius. They were also confused by the power sockets, and thought because the hotel chain they were staying in was American, owned it would have American electrical sockets! After two days of being in that hotel, they couldn’t work out that plug sockets were meant for British plugs. It amazing that they had travelled to another country without doing basic research, as to how to read the temperature, or what type of electrical plugs you might encounter, and where you might be able to get an adapter, and staying with electric devices. What voltages the country that you are visiting uses, so if necessary you might have to get a voltage converter for your electrical devices.
i come from Bermuda, we get a lot of American tourists
mr blue top black jeans... id like to know where he was born and raised.... that accent was more american than american...
It starts with entitlement, lol
"Americans". Which one? The ones from the North? Canada?
The ones from the South? Paraguai? Colombia?
Same for europe: Russia? Turkey? Norvey? Island?
Americans, in most european countries, refer to the people from the US and not from North or South-America. That's because we see 'America' as two different continents and not as one.
Americans, at least in Italy, is a synonym for 'statunitensi' aka people from the US, because we tend to not call people from Mexico or Canada 'americans'.
Canadians r not American just because there North America doesn’t mean there Americans Canadians don’t like being associated with being mistaken American
that is absolutely true. @@ritaa1359
Loud and the Decibels they reach... 😂😂
We need to disconnect our cultures.
Not all of us are loud lol.
Aww mad
How can you spot a latino tourist in America ? He is mowing the lawn
maybe they are like migrating birds?
As long as European men run around water parks basically flashing people every time they get off a slide because Speedos... They can't talk about what other tourists wear.
A large percentage of European water parks/swimming pools require Speedo’s, or form fitting swimsuits to be worn by both genders, it’s considered more hygienic.
Generally nudity is less sexual in Europe
@@vera_ah And as people visiting a different area with a different culture... My point still stands. Also no flashing people is not okay in Europe.
We consider nudity something quite normal, not close to deadly dangerous as US Americans 😂😂
FRANCISCO IS SO HOT.
definitely an eye candy!👍
Stop always saying that Italians are as loud as if everyone was. Then we know that other countries can be noisy more than Italians many times!
never knew americans could produce this amount of volume, as a table of 4.
Never travel to europe - understood.
Go to space. That's the only place where people like you.
@@neutralnarration1463 You're on the wrong site - this is for Americans.
They're just so loud and obnoxious
You clearly haven’t met chinese tourists
@@nettoyagedelamaison9557 okay american
@@nettoyagedelamaison9557 That doesn’t negate the original statement though.
There in my country I don’t want them here my home doesn’t feel like home anymore
Not Europeans! Ridicules!!!!
Not Americans here but European myself, that rich Spanish saying they loud 😂 Spanish are very loud even by Europeans standards, plus very nosy, racism huge problem in Spain.
All The Ways *White Americans Are Traveling Wrong In Europe. Just fixed the typo yw BuzzFeed
Because POC don’t travel right? Ridiculous.
@@newtfigton8795 POC actually respect and are mindful of the culture differences that exist in other countries when traveling hence we don't have the obnoxious reputation that (white) Americans do when traveling abroad. The subtle context tones on who is video is directed towards is quite obvious.
@Swerve
How can you prove this? POC in America are just as ignorant as anyone else. They don’t have some magical appreciation for other cultures just because they aren’t white skinned. More whites travel because more whites have the means to travel. You obviously just hate white people. Also, notice how non-Americans don’t make it a race thing. They say “obnoxious Americans” and leave it at that. If some POC act like crap here, why would they act any better if they could go abroad?
@@Swerve456Okay, sooo why the heck would you say that it’s like you just want to start a fight when it’s not even necessary... like are u kidding me?? It’s just the title of a video and you turned it into a racist comment, which now lead to a fight.
@@Swerve456 not really. just every single american
I'm an American, lived in other countries.
You are referring to YOUNG Americans.
Adults, not on a gap year, who are over 40, do not act like you describe.
Americans, you hear them before you see them.
Not to be rude, but its really easy to spot American tourists because of their, uh, "unique" physique. Also, I never saw any US tourist have a beard, and their nails are always clipped to the point that half of their fingers are above the nail🤣 also, they always use a credit card
Really because I haven’t seen an American man without a beard, and I live in America. I have no idea what nail thing you’re saying. Just sounds like someone who bites there nails. But Americans are fairly well groomed and our society is very health conscious for the most part.
@@6cecily6cecily6 talking about tourists :)
Rude and slovenly people, in my opinion
And you've never been rude and slovenly? Your opinions are. You seem a judgemental fool. Lumping everyone as the same...especially from U.S. You're nobody in the scheme of things......
agree...super annoying
You are ignorant, closed minded and label all people with a broad brush. Unfortunately, we have people like you in the US. We call them Trumpers.
@@Mexicobeanpole All trumpers are like that? I've been seeing a lot of inhumane treatment by fanatics in Portland, Oregon. Hardly trumpers. Destruction and no consideration for others....perhaps that's YOU!!!???
literally, you act so high and above all, like you’ve known every American there is to know... if you’re gonna be one of those people who has an image in their mind of what people are and what they’re supposed to be like, don’t blab your mouth to everyone and stop pushing all of that stress on other people. Every country has their flaw, so don’t just be blabbing things as if you were still five. Try thinking about others.
1. Starbucks has better coffee than almost all European "cafes". Tried them, they're gross.
2. It's fashionable for Europeans to mock the USA, when in fact EVERYTHING they do is copy/pasting the worst and most superficial of American culture. They complain about the US while wearing Metallica tshirts and skateboarding (which they think they invented by the way). And, they are obsessed with Friends (yup, the silly 1990s sitcom! They even wear Friends tshirts!!!).
3. They are honsetly soooo much louder than Americans.
4. They all want an American accent
5. They are honestly more racist. If you don't look like Brad Pitt, they'll almost always ask you "so where are you really from?"... wow... and the same people being racist kep mentioning how racist America is in front of me... like, come on, it's honestly worse in Europe.
6. This is not a bad quality, but made me fee sorry for many I've met: They are extremely lonely! And in relationships, they are clingy.
Lived in Europe for a while...
Nailed it, Zappa Lo!
I’d say, judging by your post, that the place(s) in Europe where you’d lived was probably some US Embassy😂😂😂
oh someones' triggered. and most people would rather have a British accent than an American one but an American accent is easier to acquire than a British one.