If too many people come here it'll be a "Pana-monium." No but seriously #Panama really is like the "bridge between two worlds" linking North and South. And now they've become a sort of "Singapore-esque" nation with lots going on. ENJOY! Feel free to let me know anything I should've added to this episode!
Fun fact: November is called "Mes de la Patria" because these celebrations like Independence from Spain, Separation of Panama from Colombia and Flag Day were dated in the month of November.
I lived in Panama for 6 years, and met my wife there (she is from the Cocle province)...we have been married 32 years, and now live in Florida, but often visit Panama...BTW my wife LOVED the video and was so surprised on how much you knew and how accurate it was!!!!
There are around 200,000 Chinese Panamanians living in Panama BTW FYI (Geography Now) (around 5% of the population). Also love your channel 🥰 Panama Canal was also built by Chinese and Jamaicans and many other immigrants. They deserve credit too for building the canal and contributions to Panama’s society 🤦🏻♀️ Also hola from a fellow Panameña 🇵🇦
@Austen Hernandez this is the official data from Panamanian government. I know because I'm Panamanian. 16% it's not a small thing. It's more than the population of any other province in the country (exception of panama province). The guy made an incredible work
Thank you for this comment. I just read it after mentioning this too. I'm Chinese-Panamanian and my great-grandpa was the first in our family to move to Panama almost a century ago.
@@kaydenpat oof im Panamanian-Chinese and you'll see alot of Chinese Panamanians. My mom moved here first when she was 15 and met my dad which is Chinese too.
I was born in Panama when my dad was stationed there with the US Navy in 1990. We lived there for about 5 years. I have always wanted to go back and visit.
My completely chinese family has been in Panama for 80 years, we came to sale wares to those builders as part of the 2nd wave of chinese immigrants. There’s then a 3rd wave of immigrants who came escaping communism, and now a new 4rth one looking for economic opportunities.
Yeeeeeaaaah! I was so shocked they didn't mentioned on the video. Chinese convenient stores, for example, are a very normal thing and we got lots of influence. Just go to Chiriquí and you'll see the one of the highest concentration of Chinese-Panamanians in the country.
There is also influence from the French language in the Panamanian lingo. For example the word "Beaucoup" , which means a lot in French, is used in Panama as "buco" to mean the same.
I feel left out of this video :( there are a lot of asians (chinese specifically) in Panama that also came to work on the railroad. There is also mix between chinese and the rest of the other ethnicities in panama making it usual to find people with asian last names, but mixed features.
@@riddhidesai2069 there are beaches where you can Surf, kayak in San Carlos Lake, Hike at Anton, Climb Volcan Baru, Visit the Islands Of Guna Yala and Bocas Del Toro, You could visit the Forts in Portobelo, Bird Watch in Chiriquí, there are lots of activities
I am Panamanian... I stand up and applause, the information is really accurate. I just have to correct that after Tocumen International Airport, the second most important is Enrique Malek International Airport in David City, Chiriqui Province. Bocas del Toro Airport is important but smaller.
I lived in Panama in 1991, and I honestly remember per 12:09, I first heard that beat in Panama which would eventually make it to Puerto Rico as reggaetón; just saying, I too believe it started out in Panama.
In Panama we consider the indigenous people as the real panamanians, the rest of us are descendants of foreigners who came to Panama to start a new life.
I am a tour guide in Panama and I have to say this is very very accurate and complete. Great summary. It usually takes me about 4 hours to give out all this information during a tour.
We all rely by the saying "God is Panamanian" "Dios es Panameño" because we don't have (so far) tornadoes, hurricanes, whirlpools, tsunamis or any hardcore weather.
When that plate elevated it divided the Atlantic and the pacific oceans, forming the climate that gave rise to the evolution we now know, so literally humans wouldn't exist without the Panama tectonic plate.
@@JonahSMoonRiver but its curius tho, we dont get earthquakes here, just in the frontier in chiriqui and the ocasional central province one, but nothing like in japan
I have visited Panama once in my early teens and was mesmerized by the friendly people, amazing sights and an incredibly prosperous nation, much love to Panama from Brazil!
Blessings to Panama, Im Dominican and I think our culture are very very similar. I visited Panama for my honeymoon and I love it, it was like home away from home, plus there is a lot of Amador's over there, Love Panama!
Sí también hay muchos dominicanos aquí ❤️ y si compartimos muchas cosas en común, mi mamá es dominicana y mi madrina que vive también aquí también es dominicana 😊
@@jaroslavlosos5498 it's spanish pig Latin. Panamanian people invert words. Que pasó is que (x)sopa, primo is mopri, tío is otí, hambre is breham, and so forth. I know for a fact que xopa doesn't have english influence. The english words are guial - girl, fren-friend, man- any person, chillin-chilling, parkin-parking or also used to refer to hanging out with friends
@@johnclark1987 also someone in my class had a 2.0 as a score in a test and someone said: Ha! He got a dos pelao! (I remember when a classmate had a 1.9 as a score in a test the highest score here is 5.0 we don't use A,B,C,D or F here).
Panama is sending its teachers (some or all, not sure which) to English speaking countries for them to take English classes at universities. They want all of the k-12 students to be at least bilingual. This includes the remote villages and islands.
Yeaaaah! I have had the opportunity to meet lots of Dominicans and, let me tell you, some of our expressions and musical influence can surprise us. You people are wonderful and make me feel like home away from home.
The typical hat of Panama is the "pintao hat" that is made by our artisans and has many designs at the national level. An important information to add as well, is our typical dress which is the "pollera" which is also made by our artisans and is considered one of the most ostentatious typical dresses in America due to the amount of details it has. The rest, very good video. Greetings from Panama🇵🇦👍🏼
Good video summary of Panama. The other week we celebrated 500 years of the founding of Panama City. Greetings to all from my beautiful country PANAMA! Español: Buen video resumen de Panamá. La otra semana cumplimos 500 años de fundación de Ciudad de Panamá. Saludos a todos desde mi bello país PANAMÁ!!!
Panama City (Florida): *exists* Panama City: wait wut
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Panama City FL received its name since if a straight line is drawn in the map from where is located to the south it crosses over Panama City. At its foundation the canal construction was trendy so they used it as a name to attract people live there.
One of the best episodes yet, and I have visited Panama twice, really nice people, scenery, nature and such a rich culture, lots of things were missed out in the video though
Love to visit Panama one day. Beautiful country 🙌 Finally my country PAPUA NEW GUINEA's next. Been watching GN just over an year now and to say I'm excited IS an understatement. 🤩🙌🏾
I don't think any country has *begged* the interference of the US, although I am sure it is written in your "history books" that was done for humanitarian reasons and to bring democracy there....
@@Destroyer-od5dm yes and no. Separatist were of course nowhere near happy with the central government, however the video does give a hint and what actually happened. The Colombian government did not want the US involvement on the construction of the canal, so the US sold the separatist the idea that they would support independence without requiring anything back from them, so afterwards the US basically invaded Colombia and send also warships to block the Colombian ports. Once Panama was granted independence under this amicable environment, the US flexed their muscles again against the separatist, making them sign a treaty that would give the US complete control of the canal forever. Basically the US used their well known "bigger army diplomacy" against everyone involved just meet their goals.
El Chombo?!?!?!? God that brings me back, Chacarron will forever be one of the great classics of music. Pure lyrical talent, in its purest form Thank you Panama, for this gift to humanity
Yeah, he probably just pulled the information about Panama from Wikipedia and probably spent under an hour looking/"reading" the page. Probably also skipped the section of Demographics of Panama
As a Mexican we had a Hungarian emperor and the French also tried to invade the country. It would've been cool to have spoken another European language or have more European blood in our country. We're all mostly Spanish descent.
The thing with Colombia is that we, Panama, join them when it was part of the Gran Colombia because we were afraid of a re-colonization from Spain since we are a small country.
*Panama:* Did you just forcibly ask me out on a date?! *USA:* Yeah I do it all the time. UK: *sweats nervously* yeah yeah yeah it's totally the US that does that heh heh.
Waoooooooo,que hermoso resumen de mi país Panamá 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦 en el idioma inglés,muchas gracias. Fue muy completo y comprendido,saludos desde Panamá 😇🙏👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾,se les quiere gringos 😜😜😜😜
me quede al final de video, aunque no entiendo, por que solo estaba hablando de mi panamá jajaja pero eran ovbio lo que el estaba resaltado de nuestro pais
I’m Panamanian and I must say kudos to you guys. This is a well researched and presented video with accurate and up-to-date information (the only faux pas I picked up was that the Torrijos-Carter Treaty was signed in 1977, not in 1979 and that you renamed Port of Cristóbal as Port of Colón), which is a rarity when it comes to videos like these. Well done!
Kind of amazing how you glossed over Rubén Blades so quickly, he's a really big cultural icon in latin america, and you didn't even mention he was minister of Culture for a time in the 2000's
Oh my God, the Harpy Eagle looks so cool! I'd take that as my national animal any day! Greetings from Germany, which has an arguably less cool national eagle.
Food stuff will remain a mystery since most argue that Spain had cultural appropiation of their dishes. Like cevice is claimed by Perú , but Spain says had it first... Arroz con Leche by Puerto Rico and Spanish says theirs, etc... // Fun Fact: Chile tries to appropiate everything from Perú (food, drinks), only to piss them off.
I wish there had been space to talk about the valuable influence and contributions the Asian, especially Chinese and Indian, Arab and Eastern European communities have made to what Panama is today.
Fun video highlighting Panama! When my friends and I were in college in the States our friends DID call us the Panamaniacs! A few things just fyi for those interested: 1- Plaza de Francia is in Casco Viejo, not on the causeway. 2- The highest tolls paid by ships today, post-Panama Canal expansion, are actually closer to a million dollars…that $300k figure is very outdated. 3- It’s tagua nut, not tauga nut. Super fun video, gracias! ~ IL Panama Editor Jessica Ramesch
You guys are running this show too fast. But I have to admit I’m an old man. Lots of good information, practical for people who planning to visit or move permanently. You did a good job!
This is a funny reference to the fact that “I’m embarrassed” is often mistranslated as “Estoy embarazada” (I’m pregnant) instead of “Estoy avergonzada”.
And I am from Panama and I would like to go to Kazakhstan some day. To your Space Port and I have seen and am impressed by your dances and your colourful clothing! Some day. lol
@@fanfare100 Si lo son, pero por alguna razon los educan con la enseñanza de que kazakh es una raza y que se debe mantener pura. Es mas, en mis años de universidad tenia como 40 compañeros de allá y nos decían a los latinos "sangre impura", y alguno me llego a decir que yo le caía bien pero que por mi mezcla me debía hacer sentir avergonzado. Por supuesto para tirarle los perros a las pelas latinas eran numero uno, pero también decían que era pu-tas etc. Yo pasaba mucho con rusos por que soy bueno pa' el vodka, así que siempre gente de Kazakh se nos juntaba, y no es que eran malos, pero son educados así, bastante racismo.
I habe always dreamt to go visit and live in Panama, I have been alot of places in the world but Panama is most on my list. Was so happy to see this episode
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If too many people come here it'll be a "Pana-monium." No but seriously #Panama really is like the "bridge between two worlds" linking North and South. And now they've become a sort of "Singapore-esque" nation with lots going on. ENJOY! Feel free to let me know anything I should've added to this episode!
Ok
I really love your videos.
Please no more puns. Even dad jokes are better than THIS
Oh hello people looking at the first reply’s!
The next video about tunisia 🇹🇳 and thank you
As a Costa Rican I can confirm Panama is our best friend, except when it comes to football.
🇵🇦🇵🇦🇨🇷🇨🇷
This.
Even when it comes to football, Every Costa Rican was happy that we lost to them and made them reach the World Cup. We love Panama 🇨🇷🇵🇦
We're especially best friends when it comes to football! CR helped Panama get into the World cup.
Even if you're football rivals, it can't be as bad as when El Salvador invaded Honduras over a World Cup qualifier match.
Fun fact: November is called "Mes de la Patria" because these celebrations like Independence from Spain, Separation of Panama from Colombia and Flag Day were dated in the month of November.
Yo cumplo el dia de la bandera literalmente. 4 de noviembre!
Es separación de Colombia la independencia es de spain.
I'm still searching for the joke here
@@szayelaporro6082 There isn't any joke in my comment
the whole month is a vacation
I lived in Panama for 6 years, and met my wife there (she is from the Cocle province)...we have been married 32 years, and now live in Florida, but often visit Panama...BTW my wife LOVED the video and was so surprised on how much you knew and how accurate it was!!!!
Deyka Hillers I’m from Coclé too and live in New England
Omg its cute que haya conocido a su Wife en Panamá ✨✨
Less gooo i'm from coclé too 😂
@@paolaechevers8139 asies
🗣️Oujaaaah!!!!!🌺🎶🌅
🤗Fuerte grannn abrazo,
y pillen un Papo PA' cada una👍🏼
🎉👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙋🏼♀️
I'm Panamanian, i've been waiting this video for a long time...i can confirm that i'm not disappointed.
Good work Geography now 👌🏼
Yes
Like, nobody talks about us. I was shocked when this showed on my recommendations.
Yo soy de Argentina jeje
I LOVE UR COUNTRY so much. Im from Portugal
@@lourencovieira313 thanks 👍 i'd like to visit portugal one day
My uncle enlisted in the Army during the Vietnam war. Since he wasnt drafted he was able to go to Panama for a year. He never went to Vietnam.
Good your uncle didn't die to the music in Vietnam
Glad he didn't die in a pointless war.
Did he sign up to fight in the war or did he just want to join the army?
My humble greets for your Uncle. from Vietnam🙏
@@laskarsangkuriang5129 thank you sir I will tell him
There are around 200,000 Chinese Panamanians living in Panama BTW FYI (Geography Now) (around 5% of the population). Also love your channel 🥰 Panama Canal was also built by Chinese and Jamaicans and many other immigrants. They deserve credit too for building the canal and contributions to Panama’s society 🤦🏻♀️ Also hola from a fellow Panameña 🇵🇦
@Austen Hernandez this is the official data from Panamanian government. I know because I'm Panamanian. 16% it's not a small thing. It's more than the population of any other province in the country (exception of panama province). The guy made an incredible work
He mentioned Jamaicans but I didn’t hear anything about Chinese Panamanians.
Its true though, you can find them in small stores to get snacks
Thank you for this comment. I just read it after mentioning this too. I'm Chinese-Panamanian and my great-grandpa was the first in our family to move to Panama almost a century ago.
@@kaydenpat oof im Panamanian-Chinese and you'll see alot of Chinese Panamanians.
My mom moved here first when she was 15 and met my dad which is Chinese too.
One famous German book for children is "O wie schön ist Panama" (O how beautiful is Panama) in which a bear and a tiger search for Panama.
So Cool!!🇺🇸🇻🇮🇵🇦🇨🇱🇬🇧🇮🇪🇳🇦🇿🇦🇳🇿🇦🇺
That Is So Good!!🐻🐯
Ich hab das schon wieder vergessen das es das gibt 😂 danke für die flashbacks an meine kindheit😂😂
Oooooh. Is it german? I didn't know that. I read it as a kid too
Where can I find that book? Is it still in print?
Panama: *9 months of rain annually*
Ireland: Huh. We should hang out sometime.
As soon as it finishes raining it is way too hot, so have fun with that!
I am from Ireland and we wear hoodies and coats all year around
Omg Ireland is the worst and too many cold and flu due to the dampness
Hang*
Bangladesh: We should hang out sometimes (2)
I was born in Panama when my dad was stationed there with the US Navy in 1990. We lived there for about 5 years. I have always wanted to go back and visit.
When you left at 5 years, did you ever go back? Sorry for my english, i dont speak a lot
No, I haven't been back since. Maybe one day.
@@chelsyalexis Let's go!
@@chelsyalexis did u live in albrook?
It's good to know that you have your Latin American, Central American side. you speak some Spanish.👍😁😜✌🎉🌹
from Brazil, visited Panama 9 times, I love it!!!! a great country! muchos besos hermanos!
Thanks brother. You are welcome always.
visitou a cidade de Boquete? kkkkkkk
@@djmhyde mano kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Gracias, nacer y vivir en panama es muy bueno.
Thanks bro❤️🙏
There are also a ton of Chinese in Panama who are descendants of the Chinese who built the canal.
Already told them that for the 10th time :/ hope it comes this friday
Thats probably why panama is the best in math in latin america.
For legal reasons thats a joke
My completely chinese family has been in Panama for 80 years, we came to sale wares to those builders as part of the 2nd wave of chinese immigrants. There’s then a 3rd wave of immigrants who came escaping communism, and now a new 4rth one looking for economic opportunities.
Yeeeeeaaaah! I was so shocked they didn't mentioned on the video. Chinese convenient stores, for example, are a very normal thing and we got lots of influence. Just go to Chiriquí and you'll see the one of the highest concentration of Chinese-Panamanians in the country.
Actually Costa Rica and Panama had a war back in 1920's called "La Guerra de Coto" tho this is the most accurate video about Panama ive ever seen.
their flag is soooo beautiful!!
Nah
agreed
As a Panamanian thank you
Aw, thank you!
Thank you
Panama is like the Panama of Central America.
LEGEND MK Yeah man.
That's funny
@@ballmations8679 thank you.
The United States are like the United States of the Americas
FAX
There is also influence from the French language in the Panamanian lingo. For example the word "Beaucoup" , which means a lot in French, is used in Panama as "buco" to mean the same.
Woooow didnt know that y siempre lo digo xD
I burst out in laughter in public when Keith said I’m pregnant😂
Thanks for that
Yung Stallion It reminds me of the movie Junior, where Arnold Schwarzenegger says he’s pregnant.
Good. I thought I was hearing things 😂
Keith is overrated from hardly ever appears in The Show Noah is better
Because the Spanish word embarazada sounds like embarrassed
I died when they said hannah was the father
I feel left out of this video :( there are a lot of asians (chinese specifically) in Panama that also came to work on the railroad. There is also mix between chinese and the rest of the other ethnicities in panama making it usual to find people with asian last names, but mixed features.
I felt the same way.
Chinese stay in China
@@bruhz_089 no
The last name of my 2 brothers is Wong, you're right
yes, I thought the same. They should've mentioned the Asian community in Panama.
And I just left Panama yesterday. I loved that country. The people and food are amazing
Thank you and welcome to be back 🤗
What would you recommend doing there ?
Gracias por venir :D
@@riddhidesai2069 there are beaches where you can Surf, kayak in San Carlos Lake, Hike at Anton, Climb Volcan Baru, Visit the Islands Of Guna Yala and Bocas Del Toro, You could visit the Forts in Portobelo, Bird Watch in Chiriquí, there are lots of activities
onewhoisanonymous Thank you🇵🇦
Dude, I'm from Croatia but when I think of Panama I think of Roberto "Manos de Piedra" Duran!
I am Panamanian, and have been waiting for this video! Good job from Chiang Mai, Thailand! 🇹🇭
Far from home.
I am not from Panama but I would love to go to Thailand someday. (^_^)
i paid more attention to the fact that you live in relatively small city (compared to Bangkok) on the other side of the world from Panama
Bro, ¿como hiciste para escapar de Latinoamérica?
@@copetito118 lo mismo me pregunto
Panama: we have square trees
Rest of the world: OMG real life minecraft
Haha! Right.
@@isyraqfirdaus5322 that's what I thought
Lmao i was thinking of that
Soooni live here and o didn't know this. Roadtrip
😂🤣
I am Panamanian... I stand up and applause, the information is really accurate. I just have to correct that after Tocumen International Airport, the second most important is Enrique Malek International Airport in David City, Chiriqui Province. Bocas del Toro Airport is important but smaller.
Adivino... eres Chiricano. 😂
Jahir Herrera 😂😂😂😂
@@jahirherrera1456 Nada mas lejos de la realidad, amigo. Tengo familia en Los Santos y soy de la city.
@yo siemprr pense que era el de albrook el segundo mas usado gracias por corregirme
Saludos mi hermano! que xopaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
I lived in Panama in 1991, and I honestly remember per 12:09, I first heard that beat in Panama which would eventually make it to Puerto Rico as reggaetón; just saying, I too believe it started out in Panama.
It did start out in Panama, but the music industry there isn't as internationally connected as Puerto Rico *cough*GRINGOS*cough*
El general
!”Oh Patria tan pequeña ...tendida sobre un istmo, donde es más claro el cielo y más brillante el sol!” ~Ricardo Miro 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
😭😭😭Siiiii🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
PLefevre95 omg I haven’t heard this is 20 years I used to recite it in school!!!!
@@unpendejo9958 ¿como podrias callar a alguien que no dijo nada, y que escribio el comentario hace un año?
@@neyson47lol20 tranquilo es un ramdon xx
@@unpendejo9958 wtf y este random?
Always loved their flag design.And glad that there are still Native Americans in that part of the 'New' World.
Greetings to Panama from Greece
Aaaaaw, thank you! 💖 Greetings from Panama to Greece!
Crazy Greek Mathematician. Thanks brother. You are welcome here always.
Lu My grandfather came from Athens/Greece
In Panama we consider the indigenous people as the real panamanians, the rest of us are descendants of foreigners who came to Panama to start a new life.
I am a tour guide in Panama and I have to say this is very very accurate and complete. Great summary. It usually takes me about 4 hours to give out all this information during a tour.
I love how Panama has it's own tectonic plate
We all rely by the saying "God is Panamanian" "Dios es Panameño" because we don't have (so far) tornadoes, hurricanes, whirlpools, tsunamis or any hardcore weather.
When that plate elevated it divided the Atlantic and the pacific oceans, forming the climate that gave rise to the evolution we now know, so literally humans wouldn't exist without the Panama tectonic plate.
japan does too lol
@@JonahSMoonRiver but its curius tho, we dont get earthquakes here, just in the frontier in chiriqui and the ocasional central province one, but nothing like in japan
coding taco We have a lot of earthquakes all year round but most of them are so weak that are unnoticeable.
I have visited Panama once in my early teens and was mesmerized by the friendly people, amazing sights and an incredibly prosperous nation, much love to Panama from Brazil!
Será bienvenido, cuando os visite. Saludos desde Panamá
Blessings to Panama, Im Dominican and I think our culture are very very similar. I visited Panama for my honeymoon and I love it, it was like home away from home, plus there is a lot of Amador's over there, Love Panama!
And there are tons of Dominicans girls doing all the hair beauty stuff
Sí también hay muchos dominicanos aquí ❤️ y si compartimos muchas cosas en común, mi mamá es dominicana y mi madrina que vive también aquí también es dominicana 😊
I wish our economy was like yours, Panama.
Greetings from Costa Rica, I will be on vacation in Panama in February.
¡Saludos, hermanos!
Saludos hermano mío
Ese es el mejor mes para venir si quieres salir a festejar dia o noche xD
Guillermo André Zavala. Bienvenido seas y que tu estadía sea grata y placentera.
Panamá es un país muy bonito, pero en economía no difiere casi nada de Costa Rica incluso tienen un porcentjae de pobreza un poco mayor que el de CR.
You are always welcome!
¡Estás siempre bienvenido!
Love and admiration to Panama and the Panamanian people from Mexico
❤️🇵🇦
Slr44 ❤️Mexico
❤️❤️
Como panameño, me gustó el video, bastante educativo, quien diría que otros se interesan así por tu país 🙌🏼🤭🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
I am so *PAN-AMAZED* about the geography of this country!!🇵🇦
I tried guys...I tried.
Brend Romero ……………………………
*f a l c o n punch*
Should of used "The Geography of this country is PAN-TASTIC🇵🇦🇵🇦"
Ñ xd
Love Panama from Mexico 🇲🇽 🤝🇵🇦
I've been to Panama and I would say this video is very accurate!!
Actually 'Que Xopa?" is spanish for "que paso?" or "whats happening" but backwards.
One of the natives in the videos pronounced "xopa" as /tsopa/ which does hint that it could be from whaTSUP.
@@jaroslavlosos5498 it's spanish pig Latin. Panamanian people invert words. Que pasó is que (x)sopa, primo is mopri, tío is otí, hambre is breham, and so forth. I know for a fact que xopa doesn't have english influence. The english words are guial - girl, fren-friend, man- any person, chillin-chilling, parkin-parking or also used to refer to hanging out with friends
@@dossdunn5511 Ok, thank you :) This is not the first time that Paul/Barby is spreading misinformation.
And Laope (pelao)
@@johnclark1987 also someone in my class had a 2.0 as a score in a test and someone said:
Ha! He got a dos pelao! (I remember when a classmate had a 1.9 as a score in a test the highest score here is 5.0 we don't use A,B,C,D or F here).
Panama has a forest with square Tree Trunks*
*_MINECRAFT WANTS TO KNOW PANAMA'S LOCATION_*
Minecrafters: its free real estate
Originality 0
Grammar 0
Logic -4
How do you just skip over that part
Correction:
Panama: *has forest with square tree trunks*
*_MINECRAFT WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION_*
*Sweden is now the national anthem of Panama*
They have square trees and they eat something called "old clothes?"
...I have more questions than answers
Old clothes is a type of meat that we eat in Panama. It is really delicious.
John Dee. Old Clothes is a kind of meat 🥩. It has really a good taste.
Actually, “old clothes” (just like so many Latin America traits) comes from my country. Ropa Vieja is a very popular dish here in Spain!
Old clothes are pieces of meat that reseamble raged clothes!
The meat cuct is called skirt and is the cow's diaphragm
Panama is sending its teachers (some or all, not sure which) to English speaking countries for them to take English classes at universities. They want all of the k-12 students to be at least bilingual. This includes the remote villages and islands.
I’m Dominican and I like Panamá so much, because we have a similar culture and even our flags are similars 🇵🇦🇩🇴
Yeaaaah! I have had the opportunity to meet lots of Dominicans and, let me tell you, some of our expressions and musical influence can surprise us.
You people are wonderful and make me feel like home away from home.
The typical hat of Panama is the "pintao hat" that is made by our artisans and has many designs at the national level. An important information to add as well, is our typical dress which is the "pollera" which is also made by our artisans and is considered one of the most ostentatious typical dresses in America due to the amount of details it has. The rest, very good video. Greetings from Panama🇵🇦👍🏼
As a panamanian I must say this is the most accurate I've ever watch about my country....thanks
Good video summary of Panama. The other week we celebrated 500 years of the founding of Panama City. Greetings to all from my beautiful country PANAMA!
Español:
Buen video resumen de Panamá. La otra semana cumplimos 500 años de fundación de Ciudad de Panamá. Saludos a todos desde mi bello país PANAMÁ!!!
O h wait then are we older than all the cities in the us wow
Panama City (Florida): *exists*
Panama City: wait wut
Panama City FL received its name since if a straight line is drawn in the map from where is located to the south it crosses over Panama City. At its foundation the canal construction was trendy so they used it as a name to attract people live there.
David Moisés Quiñones interesting...
Back in high school I did a semester there, and every time I mentioned I was from Panama, most people though I was from Florida. I was so confused.😂😂
One of the best episodes yet, and I have visited Panama twice, really nice people, scenery, nature and such a rich culture, lots of things were missed out in the video though
Went to Panama this past year, beautiful country, great people. Well done!
glad you liked it 🇵🇦❤️
I’m not Panamanian but I absolutely loved this episode to death! It was amazing! Keep it up @Geography Now!
I encourage you to come down to Panama
Dalmao Ceballos I look forwards to seeing the Beautiful Panama 🇵🇦 morning.
@@Kenia24 by cinta costera the sunrise is amazing
"Estoy embarazada"
Keith, 2019
*embarazado
In Germany you know Panama because of Janosch: "Oh wie schön ist Panama!"
Panama made it to the FIFA World Cup. Not just FIFA
England 6 panama 1
Screw ball games of any sort. Get back to Rubén Blades!
@@briandesjardin9381 huere holz chasch woschinli nix
@@ilcapitano9915 Ummm... okay? Sounds good to me. Cheers!
@@MyMysiaPysia
Panama is happy or sad?
Love to visit Panama one day. Beautiful country 🙌
Finally my country PAPUA NEW GUINEA's next. Been watching GN just over an year now and to say I'm excited IS an understatement. 🤩🙌🏾
How about time we had a “ Watermelon war” or “Incidente de la tajada de sandia”. Gotta love history
The reenactment of Panama's history was fun - especially with the us just forcing itself there. Good job on the video!
I don't think any country has *begged* the interference of the US, although I am sure it is written in your "history books" that was done for humanitarian reasons and to bring democracy there....
@@JuanMartinez-bs9ck problably the only ones who begged where the separatists
@@Destroyer-od5dm yes and no. Separatist were of course nowhere near happy with the central government, however the video does give a hint and what actually happened. The Colombian government did not want the US involvement on the construction of the canal, so the US sold the separatist the idea that they would support independence without requiring anything back from them, so afterwards the US basically invaded Colombia and send also warships to block the Colombian ports. Once Panama was granted independence under this amicable environment, the US flexed their muscles again against the separatist, making them sign a treaty that would give the US complete control of the canal forever.
Basically the US used their well known "bigger army diplomacy" against everyone involved just meet their goals.
@Jonathan Williams please read my lengthy answer before, thanks.
“What’s wrong with Kieth?”
“Ugh! Everything!”
*”Duhhhhh”*
El Chombo?!?!?!?
God that brings me back, Chacarron will forever be one of the great classics of music. Pure lyrical talent, in its purest form
Thank you Panama, for this gift to humanity
Dame Tu cosita is from el Chombo too…The green marcian😂…Fun Fact: Chombo/chomba is the slang for “black man/girl”
Panama Canal: *_exists_*
Nicuagrua: *hold my Chinese beer*
lol
*The mug explodes*
Nicaragua: Someday, man... someday.
@Jay Saenz right?! lmao
Hi
ThomasTurnipples69 I’m dead 🤣
I'm excited already for the peruvian episode, hurry up!!!
Pd: everybody loves Panama, they are adorable!
Kinda forgot about the very large Chinese population. Around 10%.
POOR CHINESES and other Panamanian Asians
yes, you are right! and Hindus and Arabs
Yoooo yea that freaked me out when I see Chinese speaking Spanish
It really is the Singapore of the Americas.
Yeah, he probably just pulled the information about Panama from Wikipedia and probably spent under an hour looking/"reading" the page. Probably also skipped the section of Demographics of Panama
Im from Panamá and im proud of my COUNTRY 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦✌️
As a Scotsman, I approve at your attempt at the accent. hahaha
Lol imagine Scotland in Central America
As a Mexican we had a Hungarian emperor and the French also tried to invade the country. It would've been cool to have spoken another European language or have more European blood in our country. We're all mostly Spanish descent.
Stop making fun of Keith's music segment! It's actually kinda my favourite. I'm a musician.
@@villa7230 bruh
Villa nah we live, except you
Nice to hear Ropa vieja is a National dish in Panama. It’s also famous in Cuba
We eat a lot of the same, we should be siblings
We also have carimañolas which I recently know from a "Pero Like" video you call them yuca rellena 😱😱
Forget the canal, Panama has square tree trunks! 😳
Minecraft
Pancraft
@@certifiedquandaleclassic5808 Pansexual Minecraft?
@@hitherebuster Panamanian minecraft idiot
@@hitherebuster we did it boys, panama is pansexual minecraft
The thing with Colombia is that we, Panama, join them when it was part of the Gran Colombia because we were afraid of a re-colonization from Spain since we are a small country.
*Panama:* Did you just forcibly ask me out on a date?!
*USA:* Yeah I do it all the time.
UK: *sweats nervously* yeah yeah yeah it's totally the US that does that heh heh.
France : *whistles herself away*
US: Ahhh Britain, guess we didn't fall far from the tree.
-countryhumans-
@@annathenagitostan3092 HETALIA =w=
Belize: *exists*
Barbs: Panama is the least populated country in Central America
Belize doesn't exist, it was just a British conspiracy to undermine the Spanish Empire.
@@vvg_lol terrible joke, sorry
@@sohopedeco kk
dumb twitter colons
So happy I was not the only one who noticed this.
Waoooooooo,que hermoso resumen de mi país Panamá 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦 en el idioma inglés,muchas gracias.
Fue muy completo y comprendido,saludos desde Panamá 😇🙏👋🏾👋🏾👋🏾,se les quiere gringos 😜😜😜😜
me quede al final de video, aunque no entiendo, por que solo estaba hablando de mi panamá jajaja pero eran ovbio lo que el estaba resaltado de nuestro pais
@@yalinmejia8670 si,es muy lindo que investiguen tanto del país,muy orgulloso de ser panameño.
XD
Yo soy de panamá :D
Tranquilos yo le pregunté
Chiriqui is pronounced Chi-re-key
Besides that a very good synopsis of how Panama became a country. It’s a great country to visit and live.
BEAUTIFUL!! I miss being there. All my moms family, PANAMA!!! 🇵🇦 ❤️ yall much
I’m Panamanian and I must say kudos to you guys. This is a well researched and presented video with accurate and up-to-date information (the only faux pas I picked up was that the Torrijos-Carter Treaty was signed in 1977, not in 1979 and that you renamed Port of Cristóbal as Port of Colón), which is a rarity when it comes to videos like these. Well done!
Keith you forgot to mention that one song by Van Halen called Panama
Glad I'm not the only one who thought about the song. It's about a car and not the country unfortunately.
So you can punch trees in Panama? Huh, interesting.
A hug to our Panamanian brothers! ¡Saludos de Costa Rica!
You can't finish a minute in this episode without mentioning the canal. Splendid episode thought!!
Caribbean: *Exists*
Sancocho: _it’s free real estate._
As a Dominican I can confirm :D
Viva el sancocho.
Sancocho at 35 degrees.. 🤟
In the Dominican Republic is like a national dish
Went to Panama on my honeymoon and absolutely loved it!! Beautiful people inside and out. Oh, and the food is BOMB!
Kind of amazing how you glossed over Rubén Blades so quickly, he's a really big cultural icon in latin america, and you didn't even mention he was minister of Culture for a time in the 2000's
Oh my God, the Harpy Eagle looks so cool! I'd take that as my national animal any day!
Greetings from Germany, which has an arguably less cool national eagle.
But you have a kids book about a tiger who wants to go to Panama or something like that
@@panamamelissa But Janosch never interested me as a kid.
Doood I'm from the Canary Islands and I swear to God half of those dishes are traditionally eaten here too!
Yess because were caribean
Food stuff will remain a mystery since most argue that Spain had cultural appropiation of their dishes.
Like cevice is claimed by Perú , but Spain says had it first... Arroz con Leche by Puerto Rico and Spanish says theirs, etc... // Fun Fact: Chile tries to appropiate everything from Perú (food, drinks), only to piss them off.
So many Canarians immigrated to Panama and Belize in the past.
What a coincidence ! Panama city this week is celebrating 500 years !
🇵🇦 TIERRA CANALERA me siento afortunado de haber nacido aqui!!! Amo mi pais
Yo tambien! Jamas me quiero mudar de aqui!
👏👏🔥🔥
🇵🇦
This is a great video for teachers to use in school when it comes to some form of history!!! Excelente y soy de panamá!
"Panama is the least populated nation in Central America with 4 million people"
Don't forget Belize! Pop: 374,681 (2017)
I'm Beliceno and was about to call that out! He should know this being he covered all of Central America! 😂
Also Belize population is slightly over 400,000 people now and growing.
Panamá: Hey Costa Rica I'm having a little problem in international stuff, can you help me?
Costa Rica: *I G O T Y O U H O M I E*
Yes😭😭so true
it's a expression..... those countries have a brotherhood. they loves between they
@Culture Freedom hahaha
@Culture Freedom pretty much that and manatíes
These animations have improved so much since I last watched you during the H-period. Crazy good stuff, keep it up!
panama to brazilians = where the plane stop so we can take the connection to miami
Don't forget visiting boquete town
Yes thank you so much for this video. I'm from Panama, and I have family in Colon and Veraguas. You got a lot of things right and the jokes too. ❤🤗🇵🇦
Wait a minute, a fellow Panamanian with family in Veraguas that is a Katara fan? We're basically twins xd.
@@erickalena That's so cool, I rarely meet people from the same place and who also enjoy Avatar the last Airbender. Nice to meet you 😊
I wish there had been space to talk about the valuable influence and contributions the Asian, especially Chinese and Indian, Arab and Eastern European communities have made to what Panama is today.
Woow, finally Panama! Thank you for this.
Fun video highlighting Panama! When my friends and I were in college in the States our friends DID call us the Panamaniacs! A few things just fyi for those interested: 1- Plaza de Francia is in Casco Viejo, not on the causeway. 2- The highest tolls paid by ships today, post-Panama Canal expansion, are actually closer to a million dollars…that $300k figure is very outdated. 3- It’s tagua nut, not tauga nut. Super fun video, gracias!
~ IL Panama Editor Jessica Ramesch
You guys are running this show too fast. But I have to admit I’m an old man. Lots of good information, practical for people who planning to visit or move permanently. You did a good job!
I agree
You can always use the option to playback at a slower speed. I find that helps.
@@subpolarity Me, too -- that option is in the little gear icon near the bottom right of the video as it's playing. Click to change the speed.
I'm Panamanian and I've been waiting for this video for so long! 😁🇵🇦Love it
Panama as squared trees?
Aw man! Panama is already one of my favourite countries
Creeper
Tuxedo Steve Aw man!
@@gon_sal_4567 se we back in the mine
@@tuxedosteve1904 im a creeper, minecraft grim reaper
I’m a Panamanian and super impressed with how you caught the nuance of Panama, the people and culture. Very impressed!!
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Keith: I'M PREGNANT
NORMIE
actually he says: estoy embarezado
Keith is a blessing from God damn
This is a funny reference to the fact that “I’m embarrassed” is often mistranslated as “Estoy embarazada” (I’m pregnant) instead of “Estoy avergonzada”.
Me: Finally Paraguay is coming up next
Paul: Stay tuned ! Papua New Guinea is coming up next !
Me: Pikachu face
How sad I am from Paraguay and nobody really knows us :(

@@Fabio-td7dx I know Paraguay
Hahaha, i've been waiting for years to the Paraguay's episode.
Guillaume
Guillaume Giroux has
I from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿. And i love Panama 😘🤗
Nice to hear that because while I was college in China, Kazakh people use to say latinos are disgusting because we don't have pure blood.
And I am from Panama and I would like to go to Kazakhstan some day. To your Space Port and I have seen and am impressed by your dances and your colourful clothing! Some day. lol
@@fanfare100 a mi tambien compa, pero ese país es medio fockop para nosotros porque hay mucho racismo.
@@frankom2862 Pero ellos no son ya de por si una combinación euroasiática?
Translation: But aren't they themselves already an Euro-Asiatic mix?
@@fanfare100 Si lo son, pero por alguna razon los educan con la enseñanza de que kazakh es una raza y que se debe mantener pura. Es mas, en mis años de universidad tenia como 40 compañeros de allá y nos decían a los latinos "sangre impura", y alguno me llego a decir que yo le caía bien pero que por mi mezcla me debía hacer sentir avergonzado.
Por supuesto para tirarle los perros a las pelas latinas eran numero uno, pero también decían que era pu-tas etc.
Yo pasaba mucho con rusos por que soy bueno pa' el vodka, así que siempre gente de Kazakh se nos juntaba, y no es que eran malos, pero son educados así, bastante racismo.
I habe always dreamt to go visit and live in Panama, I have been alot of places in the world but Panama is most on my list. Was so happy to see this episode
kinda put off by the fact that todays pie chart didnt use the same colors as the flag :/