Which Country Border is this?

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Published 2023-04-05
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All Comments (21)
  • "Let me just confirm, yep, greece does not border belgium."- most underrated jack quote
  • @mikete01
    I laughed so hard on the Brazilian one. Jack reading a sign saying "trucks must drive over here", reading in Portuguese and trying to find it on the map made my day.
  • I'm not saying Jack's next video needs to be learning languages.. but learning the difference between Norwegian, Spanish, and Serbian would definitely come in handy
  • @tau9956
    Jack’s little giggles every once a while are really wholesome and funny😂
  • @superyupper
    CH is the abbreviation for Switzerland. Since there are 4 official languages spoken in Switzerland (French, Italian, German and Romansh), they used the Latin words for "Swiss Confederation" as the abbreviation, which is Confoederatio Helvetica. So they didn't have to pick and choose a "favourite" language out of the four. 😌
  • Map creator here! Thanks for playing the map, I always love watching your videos and was thrilled to see you play it! Also, the yellow plates seen on the cars at 13:20 and 14:27 are found in Luxembourg. Also, town names in Luxembourg like 14:05 are surrounded by those metal poles, similar to Denmark as well.
  • @Flubbol
    Jack, the sign at 4:44 is used in South Africa to indicate National Parks. It is the head of an Impala, an animal very common in SA.
  • @evandalemon
    14:41 Jack was quite clever with recognizing the light Luxembourg Blue, as I believe this is the old flag (which looks pretty nice imo)
  • As a dane, I was panicing quite a bit when jack guessed the bridge between Fyn and Sjælland, instead of the bridge between Denmark and Sweden. But I totally get how you could make that mistake lol
  • @spyderreis39
    Jack trying to read portuguese at 0:50 was the most hilarious thing I've seen all day😂 Btw the sign translates to "Mandatory direction for cargo trucks" (and no Jack it's not a place
  • @demo2823
    "Lots of places on the border of Lesotho amd South Africa where nothing is going on." Zooms into the "Dragon Mountains," famous as a national park and world heritage site, highest point in the subcontinent, and affecting the weather of half of the country, leading to a tropical east coast and arid interior
  • @Mercure250
    Well, the last one is a lesson for Jack : Pay attention to what those accents are and on what letters they are. Because most of the world's languages HAVE accents (or diacritics, for a more technical and accurate term), so you can't just go "Well they have accents on the sign, they have accents where I'm looking, it must be right then". The ones you saw on the sign are called carons, and they are used in certain Slavic languages (mainly in the Balkans, and also Czech and Slovak), as well as in Lithuanian and Latvian. They are mainly put on top of C, S, and Z. Do not confuse with the breve, which is round instead of pointy, and is used on top of vowels instead of consonants. You will find it in Romanian. What you saw in Scandinavia are the letter Å, mostly used in Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian, as well as umlauts (like Ä or Ö), which are used in Swedish, but also, as you probably know, in German (but Swedish doesn't have Ü). The umlauts are not used in Danish or Norwegian; they use Æ and Ø instead. (Note : The umlaut, also called diaresis or tréma, is not exclusive to Swedish and German, it's used in many languages)
  • @acaiennie
    i’ve been to some of these places and as a european i screamed so loud my neighbours just hear ‘MALMO TO COPENHAGEN’ 😅😅
  • 11:00, Jack, the Øresund bridge is rather famous. I knew where they was the moment I saw it. It’s a beautiful bridge. Bridges aren’t so geography related. But maybe have a look at some of the more famous ones. Like the Rialto Bridge in Venice.
  • I’ve been binging geography videos all day because it’s been a while lol. This is exactly what I needed today!
  • Jack is such a happy and bubbly guy. I’ve never seen a YouTuber like him without at least 7m subs. Thank you for your great content :)
  • @jacob47329
    7:08 jack staring right at the italian flag on the truck but deciding to look at the website 💀