What are the Guiana countries?
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People don't realise how big Guyana is. Guyana is almost as big as Great Britain despite having 700K people.
Its THAT BIG no way
Omg, it seems a lot smaller because of its neighboring countries, thanks for that.
Yes but so much of it is rainforest and mountains. That’s why despite being the same size, more people live in London than the whole of Guyana lol.
As a citizen of an island nation that spans as long as the European continent itself, that's small in comparison
More like, how small great britain is
Fun fact: Suriname is the only COUNTRY in South America which doesn't border a Spanish-speaking country
France too
@@darknessrainbowball9056 no not rlly bcs france borders spain and french Guyana is part of france so no
@@darknessrainbowball9056 France isn't in South America tho :p
@@Sean-sn9ld yes the french guyana is still french
@@vaclavrejzl2670 ok but it's not France is it? Ive been to France and it's definitely not in South America
Yeah I'm Brazilian and I practically always forget that those three are there just above our heads lol
Damn
Ehhhh Amapá border???
Lololol
"Above your heads" means in the sky .
@@lhistorienchipoteur9968
Je pense que c'était une figure de style pour parler du nord.
Fun fact: France shares its longest border with Brazil (730km), which is almost 100km longer than its second longest border with Spain (650km)
l hate France 😉
*looking for relevancy*
@@mateusdesousav.8277 Good enough. And why ?
@@djiboutiforever2768 it's a joke
@@mateusdesousav.8277 average r/shitposting user
This channel has a lot of diverse people and culture and also a lot of hot girls
Indeef
@Gim e Tendies everywhere
Simp 😎
I think this is one of the few videos where that last part was not mentioned
@@GermanK13 Especially Crimea episode
In the meme community of latinamerica, the people always forgets that these 3 countries exists😂, Actually, there's not highways between their neighbors
If you wanted to go from Venezuela to Guyana you literally have to drive all the way to brazil and then you drive up north to Guyana
*2
theres a road between brazil and guyana ;)
@@luisacosta54 and why I should want to go there in the first place and vice versa? 😂🤣
@@republicadominicana8589 you're dominican, so drugs maybe?
what you need to know is that the great majority of French prisoners who arrived in Guyana were killed because of the living conditions and therefore no big European population existed in French guyana today
*exists
@Safwaan They aren't doing that much better than the neighboring countries as is
I have french Guyana origin and I can tell you, many french people live here nowadays. A part of them are the descent of colons and the second part are descent of prisoners and the last are metropolitan french.
I mean, French people make up 25% of French Guyana and has the largest share compared to the other 2 Guyanas.
@@petitsoleil2083 i live in french guyana and outside of kourou their is not a lot of white french
It’s really crazy how most people in South America barely know these countries exist
Nobody cares. And why should they? Lol
@@KarmaKraftttt rude
@@optimusedits7269 うるさい
@@KarmaKraftttt um what?
@@KarmaKraftttt what noisy
Technically French Guyana is latin american as well as French is like Spainish and Portugese a Romance language
Well, kinda. French is the most unrelated to latin romance language.
@@braziliantsar Romanian:Pathetic
@@braziliantsar Indeed french is a hybrid romano-germanic language
@@clement7652 and english is a hybrid germanic-romano language
@@braziliantsar what about Gallo or Wallon
yay my country was finally in a country balls explained video
as someone from Suriname, everything he said is true.
I feel you bro
I have a question. What your race?
@@hirohunter2314 i bet he’s mostly Indian, and maybe he has some African/native blood in there very mixed in with his Indian ancestry.
Hello, neighbor. Brazilian here. Stay strong. Stop giving great footballers to the Dutch.
@@agme8045 or maybe Javanese
One time for a school project I had to pick a country in South America and do a. Presentation on it, and I refused to acknowledge that French Guiana was a valid option
You aint wrong though, technically their still under the french
Technically speaking, you could do France and it would still be correct.
refuse all you want , but those folk live a fine life under the eu protection
@@polasamierwahsh421 I wouldn't say a "fine life" they do maybe compared to the surrounding countries but living in Guiana is definitely NOT the same as living the the Champs Elysees
@@alfrredd yes
but as you said good compared to your surroundings
Another shocking discovery about Brazil (for me): Amapá was once known as Portuguese Guyana
It was always a part of Brazil though
@@cle-loumehl6172 Amapá is still has boats so it's not like they're 100% separate.
@@cle-loumehl6172 yeah, It is true, and It nearly worked, the military did preparativos for the invasion but It was cancelled like, a week prior because the leader of the country abidicated
@@cle-loumehl6172 English is teached in Brazilian schools as an optional discipline. It's not obligatory.
@@cle-loumehl6172 Brazil knows how the Amazon works. Our army is one of the largest in the world. The most logical thing France would do is to attack maritime cities and bombard cities in the sky through their air force. By land, i don't think France has a chance honestly.
I am from Antigua, my mom is from Guyana, I have been to Guyana many times and it honestly does feel like the Caribbean there in terms of the culture, I hope to see Suriname one day
Edit 2 yrs later: currently in Guyana right now for university, my aunt's promised me a trip to Suriname 😇
mmmmm rare people
whatever you do, DO NOT CALL SURINAMESE PEOPLE DUTCH like how the guyanese do
CARICOM and the West Indies cricket team are based there, and the locals have a strong Caribbean accent
@@apeman9238 wtf
Interesting! I’m Guyanese and lived in Antigua for 18yrs. Only been to Guyana once in my life. I live in Canada now. Always constantly trying to learn more about Guyana since my upbringing was more in different countries
I love the Haiti reference when the revolt was put down
Wrd
I'm Indonesian ethically Minangnese - Javanese I hope one day I can Visit Suriname 🇮🇩❤🇸🇷
i wish to go to guyana, because im from malaysia :) also love indonesia
@@krio1267 🇮🇩❤🇲🇾
Lmao Tis very gud here
Ethnically*
@@dr.rodrigo554 sorry 🤧
Curiosity: The flag of French guiana idependence movement is similiar of an flag of an brazilian state called Acre.
Acre? That's a made up place. Also, does this mean that French Guiana doesn't exist?
yes
Acre ia not real.
Isn't Acre full of dinosaurs
Please tell me guys is it a meme in Brasil that acre doesnt exist? Because we have a similar meme in Germany as well
This is what happens when you get your indepence late.
If they gained indepencece much earlier they would of been conquered by neighbouring countries.
@@dumplingsbig1184 Hmm... Nope. Tell me then Why Paraguay, Uruguay and Ecuador still exist.
@@martinbogado4924 Argentina and Brazil where instable back then.
@@dumplingsbig1184 My point still stands.
@@martinbogado4924 Paraguay exists because of a us president (i forgot his name oops) decided to keep a buffer zone between Brazil and Argentina. If it wasn't for him, Paraguay would actually be divided between both countries. Uruguay only exists because the British wanted a pupper state in south America to keep their influence there. There was actually a war between Brazil and Argentina (Cisplatine war) over Uruguay, but both countries just finished their independence wars so the armies were exhausted. As for Equador I dunno lol.
No one:
France to french Guyana:
Never gonna give you up never gonna let you down
7:18 I love the fact that these Guyanese guys are like "Venezuela who" when Venezuela is literally claiming a 74% of their land for decades and even planing a few invasion plans. (Fun fact, those moments where Venezuela tried invading Guyana, another president came in at the last moment and had a slightly change of plans XD)
It wouldn't be a smart idea considering Guyana is a commonwealth nation.
@@pecadodeorgullo5963 Kinda, but probably UK wouldn't do too much. (I mean, it would do something, but not something BIG)
@@venezemapping9920 Well, it wouldn't just be the UK so it wouldn't be a good idea. There'd be more consequences than those us sanctions which is something.
@@venezemapping9920 I mean, we know what they did for two hilly islands across the globe. I'm sure they would do a lot more than "some aid".
@@pecadodeorgullo5963 Yeah, I know what the Brittish did for the Falkland Islands, but that was for 2 main reasons. First, Margaret Tatcher, and second, the falkland islands is a dependency of the Brittish crown, so it's like close to be a colony. Unlike Guyana, Guyana it's already an independent state, so, if any country decided to invade it, that wouldn't really affect the Brittish crown. Plus, Suriname has some probability to also invade them, after all they claim some of their southern land (But still Suriname is a very weak country :P). Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, since UK has bad relationships with the actual venezuelan gouverment, it is more likely that they will send a big support to Guyana.
5:34 Ah yes, what you need in order to assimilate to the French. A baguette.
As a french citizen, this is true, to be french, you need the B A G U E T T E
Never forgetting the hot girls. Where would we be without them?
we literally wouldn't exist
@@nearpod5207 I mean… you’re not wrong…
He watch his language ever since he is monetized 😂
@@mathewvanostin7118 thats how you play to win bro
@@mathewvanostin7118 Gotta secure the bag 😎
To extend on why spain let the Dutch colonise.
After the 80 years war or the Dutch war of independence, spain and and Netherlands basically just scrambled who would get the most out of the old lands of the iberian union, and to also expand where they already had set ports. Plus it had also some weird thing to do with the habsburgs and their weird marriage stuff, to the point Austria actually became part of Spain once.
The thing about Argentina. They are not (directly) called so because of the metal. It is because of the Río de La Plata (The river of the silver). Similar to Uruguay they named themselves after a body of water. The Plata river, on its turn, is called so because it was used to convey the silver mined in Bolivia and Peru to the Buenos Aires harbour and then to Europe. So, in short: Argentina is not named after silver since no silver was mined on Argentina.
wait what is uruguay named after
@@artilire ...the Uruguay river. Their official name is actually "Republic of the Eastern Banks of Uruguay (River)" (República Oriental del Uruguay).
And no, Homer was not right. It is not named after "U're gay".
"To the buenos" is a wrong sentence
Just say "To buenos aire's"
@@gaviriak actually grammar mandates the apostrophe after the "s" wherever the name or pronoun ends with such consonant. Thus it should read «Buenos Aires'». But this sounds way more vernacular than my formulation which stresses the harbour which, by the way, predates the city by many years.
@@scratchsoft2347 "argentine" is the adjective related to "silver". In this case, the Silver River (río de la Plata). The country name is "The Silver Republic" (where "Argentine" qualifies the Republic. Argentinians are also knows as "Platenses" in the same way related to the river, not the mineral, which was never mined in Argentina.
I love how happy brasil is in your videos.
Its a funny contrast with the actual sadness that consume the people in our country
@@rhuniizada Nada ver o Brasil é considerado um dos países mais felizes do mundo.
@@andarilho_31 no exageres Brasil es el 28 país más feliz del mundo, mi país es más feliz, es el 27.
@@user-sy9jw8nm4j What's the name of your country?
@@andarilho_31 I dont know any portugues but damn I can understand this
If I have to be honest Suriname is my favorite out of the three, and I absolutely have no specific reason to prefer it, I just like it more
I think it has an awesome name
Same, cause my great, great, great grandfather's family lives there.
It has cool flag and cool shape of country
because of a random germanic language being spoken up there plus sranantongo which is used here in the netherlands as slang
@@amosamwig8394 faka dan
Love Guiana countries from Japan!!!
🇬🇾🇸🇷🇬🇫❤️❤️❤️🇯🇵
Actualy it's more like: 🇸🇷🇫🇷🇬🇾.
Dankje 🇸🇷
@@apeman9238 What they said was right deal with it
im from brazil and sometimes i ask myself about these 3 countries, thanks for explaining!
Hello , as a french i would like to have the harmepa state did you want to give me or not
@@planteruines5619 do you mean amapa?
@@cdgui267 yes but i prefer to call it harampa ,don't know why but if you give me this bits of land the city will definitively be renamed , anyway i want this piece because i consider this a part of a complete Guyana with Guyana the french one and Suriname , i want a united Guyana under french
@@planteruines5619 to much to ask my man, AMAPA É BRASIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@cdgui267 it's like acre but costal like why would you defend this little bit
I like how in the "french guyana part"
France says "never gonna give you up"
Its like a "countries explained but there is a rickroll"
Love and respect Guyana from India 🇮🇳❤️🇬🇾
TYSM and love and respect for you too
(I'm from Guyana..hope you have a great time!)
As a guyanese I approve this message
0:56 that mad lad Rick Rolled us…
The French bits are still French-
Guyana is like the Australia of France-
*Countryballs Explained is no longer available for offending nationalists in French Guyana*
Also France: *Never gonna Give You Up*
@@visitbolivia1218 *never gonna let you down*
*You will always be french, and love it*
@@visitbolivia1218 never gonna let you be independent*
@@rimacalid6557
You speak as if Guianese wanted to be independant but "evil France" was holding them...
@@rimacalid6557 It's more like the other way around. Massive protests were held to keep France in French Guiana.
Always keep going man great content!
Since when does Brazil have a "bland" demographic? Dude, we pretty much got everyone from everywhere here. We have the biggest population of japanese people outside of Japan.
Brazil is nowhere near as diverse as the Guyanas, specially culturally, that's why.
@@FOLIPE Brazil has the greatest diversity in the world idiot
That's what I was thinking
@@mateusdesousav.8277 think mateus think. we have africans, japanese, europeans, and natives. they have all of that and have chinese and indians, that we do not have. and theres no such thing as "greatest diversity".
@@tiocroc4814 Brazil and Colombia have the greatest ecological diversity in the world. Brazil has 20% of all biodiversity in the world.
Your videos are always so informative and fun, I really love your style bro ;)
Glad you uploaded this
I love your content! I can't live without your content! I also like it, because your videos are serious but funny at the same time. 😀👍
Much love from SURINAME 🇸🇷
This channel is so addictive
Great video! Video ideas: Why are Poland and Hungary BFFs? Why is Kaliningrad part of Russia? What is Bavaria?
Country ball explained , i just wanted you to know that i've watched all of your videos at least 3 times
Keep it up mam
00:11 “A bunch of south american lands that do not fit into latin american culture”
Me, a brazilian: That's gotta be us!
Well at this point Latin American culture is basically Mexican-American and Caribbean-American culture, a lot of argentines don’t feel very represented by the “latino” tag, im sure lot’s of other south Americans feel the same way
@@agme8045 Where did you get argentines don't see themselves as latinos? We might say we have both spanish and italian roots, but that's what makes us a latinamerican country. Also we share lots of culture with our neighbourgs. Still, i don't get why some brazilians don't consider themselves as latinamericans... i mean, Portugal is a country with latin roots too (also they had a big wave of italian imigration too). Maybe they confuse the term with "hispanicamericans"...
@@MaverickTsuki it’s not about what the term “Latino” literally means. It’s about how it’s perceived by everyone. Thanks to American media being a Latino means dancing salsa, eating tacos and spicy food, speaking Spanish, living somewhere really hot and tropical year round, living in a place full of organized crime with gangs wanting to kill everyone, drug lords running countries, etc.
Brazilians don’t fit into “Latin America culture” because Latino culture is overly represented by Spanish speaking Latinos, specially those from central and Northern America.
How can someone from Ushuaia, Buenos Aires, Santa Cruz, Southern Chile, Montevideo, southern Brazil (to name a few) feel Latino when they literally don’t share any similarities with the Latino stereotype?
We are all quite aware of what being Latino means, of course we are all technically latinos, but do you really feel like one when it comes to how Latinos are portrayed in American/European media? (And that media is reproduced literally everywhere else)
By the way, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French and Romanian people are all “Latinos” too, but have you ever seen them using that word to describe themselves? No, bc we’ve reached a point in which Latino basically means Mexican, Cuban or Puerto Rican culture (or a mix between them all)
So anyway, I know I’m Latino, but I don’t like using that word to describe myself, I rather think of myself as South American, it feels closer to me, it’s definitely not as stereotyped as “Latino”, and it actually does a better job at describing where I’m from. (Again, a Latino can literally be from 1/2 of the world, if you are south American you can only come from about 14 countries.
@@agme8045 You don't need to write an essay
@@shweli4326 He explained exactly why I said what I said. Latin american culture is associated with a mix of central american and caribbean hispanic cultures, not latin american culture because there isn't any “latin american culture”, there are many different ones in many countries that speak romance languages. The term itself is very generalizing and it shows on how Canada and Quebec is never included (and they themselves feel offended if called latinos), imagine saying “anglophone culture”, it sounds just as inaccurate to the reality of things.
Thanks! Finally i can see my country as a ball in one of your videos (Perú) interesting video! :D
Cool video. I learned a lot from this little part of the continent
Damn another great video from my favorite youtuber
Finally a video on the Guianas
1:52 Let's all admit it, we read that in Oversimplified's voice.
Nice video buddy it’s appreciated
finally, you upload a video,upload more videos you are awesome
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technically french Guyana is latin America
@@user-sy9jw8nm4j El francés es un idioma latín.
@@user-sy9jw8nm4j Étnicamente y geográficamente pertenece a Latinoamérica, no tiene nada que ver que sea una colonia. Qodopqndow: es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Am%C3%A9rica_Latina
@@tiojuan7887 y ahí es donde estamos mal... Ser latino americano no tiene nada que ver con etnias no con la geografía... Solo con el idioma hablado y no más.
@@user-sy9jw8nm4j No es una colonia pero una region de Francia
My parents are from Guyana and this explained a load of stuff, thanks!
Almost 200k I can't wait
When I was a kid I often went to the library to study maps and culture, I really loved it.
It's a real privilege to experience the visual lore about the atlas, on youtube it shouldnt came as a suprise but who had tought that youtube would be such a informative diverse place to make yourself either wiser or more dumber, either way love this channel.
French Guiana IS part of Latin America (Latin America is composed of Hispanic America, Brasil, Haiti, Quebec, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and the French Caribbean).
Suriname and Guyana aren't part of Latin America because of the language and culture which isn't latin (romance) but germanic based (Guyana is part of Anglo-America and Suriname part of Dutch-America), so those two are part of Germanic America (composed of Anglo-America, Dutch America and Greenland which is a constitutive kingdom of Denmark).
And for those that say "no, they can't be pan-germanic because race/culture is too diverse" then most Latin America wouldn't be Latin because Latin America is also extremely diverse. Both terms, Latin America and Germanic America, are linguistic terms which also have traits of culture and history. Quebec is as Latin as the French Caribbean and Guyana/Suriname are as Germanic as the British Caribbean or Dutch Caribbean, hence Germanic-American.
Yes, you are right.
No lol
@@Lina-wr1fn yes lol
No it's not, your perception of Latin America is inaccurate.
@@maximelover3314 That is Latin America, if you take one of the three regions then you have either Iberoamérica or Hispanic America
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Can’t wait for the next one
Video suggestion: make a video about Central asia its one of the least talked about Region
I wonder how they become kinda "forgotten" for the Western world considering how important they are historically.
@@ddwkc probably because they got their independence in the 90s snd they were part of the much bigger state "the soviet union". And thry are mostly dictators there but western nations dont say anything as thry get a lot of gas and recources from there
He did, here the link: th-cam.com/video/pv055SYt9Gs/w-d-xo.html
The Comic at the and of the video was gold
i love your videos
Finally a new video
I recently searched about the Guiana countries, and this came up lol. This must be due to the fact that the creator saw about Malay people in Suriname(the Dutch brought them there).
You mean Javanese?
Javanese?
@@oneof29 Yes
@@ls200076 And yes
Imagine speaking perfect Javanese in a non Malay country located in Latin America
"United Guyanese republic" people let's make it happen, let's create a new country in south America
Nah
@@MrBaconMan823 yes.
Yes but it's french département
@@planteruines5619 no, France is Guiana department
@@cavallariraymondi6860 then all it will be
Is nice to see another South American video!
Yay an upload
Never thought I would see my home country Suriname on my favorite channel 🇸🇷
Same bro sranan🔛🔝
@@youngsantana5905 my name is also jair and we are from te same country✊🏾🇸🇷
Greetings from 🇦🇹❤🇸🇷
@@gery8218 Greetings from Suriname
8:02 Exactly same feeling when American tourists came to Puerto Rico making video blogs and having fun speaking in English in a clearly Hispanic and overwhelmingly Spanish-speaking land! I feel messed!
well done.. great video
I don't understand why this gem of TH-cam has less than 200k subscribers😕
in the netherlands we have lots of suriname people so much to the point that you'll be like everyone *should* know where suriname is located at the least.
It's funny to me as Javanese, that in fact there is Javanese live in another continent and speak Javanese there
Yup, we only can speak them (especially Suriname) use Javanese language (to meet our Javanese sibling's) & little mix with English also Dutch language
Hi love ur content, could you please make a video about the hungary-romania conflict?
Thank you!
0:15 i mean even if French guiana isn't culturally simular to the Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries French guiana is Latin American just like haiti
yeah I agree tbh when one says Caribbean I also think the English speaking Caribbean is the one that's different because DR or Cuba or PR are very similar to the rest of LatAm
THAT "This is not Haiti" is a BIG BRAIN JOKE 🤣 I even 👏-ed after reading that!
Congrats on getting verified!
Nice video
Fun fact:this is one of countryballs explained's only videos without any swearing
3:38 hahahahha the French saying he will strike if he is asked to work is so French
Thank you very much for this video. I always wondered why these 3 countries are not in CONMEBOL and now I understand
A video about a realistic ww3 simulation would be cool !
2:59 this is not Haiti... I AM DEAD 💀
I use to think Guyana to be a part of Carribbean for their regular participation on cricket in major tournaments, particularly siding with the united team of The West Indies, and not as an independent cricket team
Guyana is anglophone Caribbean. It’s the capital for Caricom
@@ciavasquesholder4108 it's not no damn anglophone caribbean when yall south American. Y'all wanna be caribbean so damn it's embarrassing,, stay south American
thanks yt for recommending this channel to me
I know it would take longer, but can you draw your own Polandballs ? It would be way interesting to watch because everything would be new.
I'm surprise you don't talk about the conflict between french Guyana and Brazil in the 19th century. And, many Brazilian people go to french Guyana, and the Brazilian state of amapa have french for second language in school.
I’m from south Brazil and I had no idea about French being taught in Amapa. We are very close to Uruguay and Argentina, and Paraguay a little bit, and the rest of South America feels like some exotic land.
The French footballer Flourent Malouda was born and raised in French Guiana, and learned Portuguese in school. He even has a Brazillian wife.
I'm Dutch, and I've never been to Suriname, but you can just go there, ask waar de markt is, and they'll understand
8:19 The Countryballs meme at the end is very hilarious and sarcastic too. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Never mind that Venezuela can be soooooooooooooooooo mighty!
Interesting video taking in account that I'm from Colombia and I didn't know much about these countries, haha
Indians from Asia are confusing when they heard Amerindians/Native Americans called Indians too.
They are called indigenous actually
@@viniciusduarte5970 nah,when Legit Indians immigrated to US they heard some White guys talking Native as Indian while you lived in Arizona.
@@viniciusduarte5970 probably most Indian Asians are not accepted call themselves as Indians while in abroad(even though Sovereign state of India established in '47)instead calling them as Bengali Punjabi,Gujarati.
Thats why in portuguese we have different words for them. "índios" to indigenous people and "indianos" to indians of Asia
Just in English
In french guyana there was the "Bagne" its was our own gulag
You can do a "How many regilions there in the world?", and in this video, you can talk about all regilions in the world.
I’m guyanese and damn I’m happy to have seen this video, niceeee
"Sprechen sie Spanish or Portuguese?"
German, my favourite language in South Africa.
Was that a mistake or on purpose? I was a bit surprised
Great video though, love the use of TTS in this format and the use of countryballs!
Can you speak German ?
@@lionkidmg5125 Ja, Deutsch ist meine Muttersprache.
Yes, German is my mother tongue
@@ZebraGER Bist du Deutscher ?
South America*
Make a video about all the etnic groups in Bosnia Herzegovina
How to offend the Balkan 101 mate
@CIA: Central Intelligence Agency YES
Love the fact that Dutch ball is so high ;D 0:46
Please make a video about the Afghanistan and what is happening there right now!
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Actually It is
Because they are to busy talking about food
No because they were never unite during the empire time , but venise did a pretty nice job in the méditerranean
Because of incompetent leadership, the mafia problem, and corruption, thats why.
Love Guyana and Suriname from Índia 🇮🇳
Because our people of indian descent?
a video about syria would be cool
Always wondered this