Is Life Better in the USA or Europe? (US, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, Poland)
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What do you think the life in the US and Europe
Do you have any stereotype?
Where is better
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Funny the Italian girl, she seems on another place, then she speaks, says her things and returns to her world.
I noticed that too!
Same!!
She is like that Arab French girl, but at least not smug.
She's probably an introvert.
@@karllogan8809 It was not a negative comment, on the contrary, I think his way of doing things is nice and funny.
"That was your first mistake, you went to the hospital"
-That's the most American thing you could say lol
But really, do people actually go to hospitals because they got cut by a knife?
@@lissandrafreljord7913of course! I mean... If the cut is deep enough to cut nerves you HAVE to go. My mom's friend cut her nerves while cutting bread... she ended up needing surgery...
Yeah in the U.S. you only go to the hospital if you're legit dying lol.
Especially during the plandemic
omg it makes me love my country despite everything, at least Brazil has free healthcare
Among these countries my favorite ome is Italy : the people , culture , food , lands , tourism , cities and everything
Italy is a great place to live...if you are rich or “smart” enough to understand how to make easy money (no fee payments). If you are just a simple honest man, you should try another place to live in.
Spain is better in all of those aspects
@@dannyjorde2677 I think you’re right and I’m Italian 😅😁
@@mattonthemoon225 Nah, actually both countries are pretty similar in food and life quality
@@dannyjorde2677 I hope it is better in people and quality of life. Here in Italy quality decreased a lot during last 10 years.
The Italian woman is hilarious to me. She has this way of looking to the side at her fellow panelists and just giving this look of "condescension" even though she's actually quite nice if we go by what she's saying.
Yeah, her look is giving Elizabeth Gillies as Jade in Victorious.🤣
She seems distracted and disinterested, but when she speaks she is focused, engaged and speaks very well, she is an interesting girl.
@@angeldelmoroableLmao😂
@@angeldelmoroable I was looking for this comment, just as I thought, a blonde “Jade” 😆
@@angeldelmoroableJessica Jones vibes
I love the face of french girl, when the american girl speaks about the idea that the life in USA is the best: I'm with you sister (I'm italian).
The Italian woman is the best! She should have her own channel :D
When the Polish girl said that she never saw any Polish person being proud I couldn't keep myself but laugh. We are talking about a country being ruled by a party called PIS, which is quite nationalist. They are sweeping the polls especially in rural parts of the country.
Regardless of the politics, even a non-PIS voter in Poland can be quite proud of their country and history by the way. Which is totally fine for a beautiful country with a long history. It is not related to racism by the way. As a Turkish person, I lived in Poland for 3 years without any problems. Everyone was very kind and helpful, especially seeing that I try to learn their language and integrate myself to the community. The culture, land and people are lovely and I had very nice chat with people who knew about their history.
But hearing that 'there is no one in Poland with a patriotic mindset' made me question from which city this lady came from :D
She’s Belorussian, Yuliya is not a Polish name, her accent is clearly Eastern Slavic. They didn’t want to display BL flag throughout the video. We are quite proud of who we are, our history, folklore, literature. PiS in no longer sweeping the polls btw 😅
Poles are one of the proudest people of their nationality. We just like to complain a lot but if someone from other country complains about Poland he doesn't know he starts a war with every Pole 😂
@@mysteriousdoge1298 I can completely understand. I mean, thinking of the location of Poland. Between two big powerhouses like Germany and Russia. Having had to deal with so many invasions throughout the history. The devastation of WWII and then decades of Russian pressure. It would be hard not to complain :D
But still, I wish the best for Polish people and their lovely country.
@@siljenka That is good to know ! thank you for the info. Pozdrawiam :)
@@armaghetton that’s a relief, there is a huge chance for the opposition to win!
It's been said that Americans live to work, Europeans work to live. And I think the Europeans were being very polite about the differences as well as being more aware about them. The two American girls now fit into the more aware side than the vast majority of American citizens too. Most Americans haven't had the opportunity and also don't care about anything outside of their culture where the Europeans are far more open to those differences and embrace them.
Naw I would Americans are more open in a sense bc of all the cultures around the world are in America like their is no typical American because it’s so diverse because people form everywhere so you can find Chinese ,African ,Jamaican ,Caribbean, Haitian ,Indonesian
@@bigtj5607diversity is one thing. Open and empathic for those who are from a different culture is another thing. USA is diverse cause of its politics and economy. Not because the people really love to bring everyone to the states.
@@leonbodenstab2925 naw immigrants, and people that were brought made it diverse and the average American doesn’t really care about what you look like they will judge you based off your character instead of just race and other things also I’m not saying racism doesn’t exist in America but it’s way less nowadays then back then
Western Europeans work to live too Eastern Europeans don’t work at all tf you talking about
@@leonbodenstab2925yes it is because we love to bring anyone to the states, we let in more immigrants each year then any other country. Don’t talk on a matter by just re saying what biased news channels say over and over. Our media is a blatant lie because they want us going at each others throats.
The lack of a public healthcare system in the USA is a nono for me. Sorry.
There is public healthcare in the US for retired and disabled citizens, the state you live in pays your monthly healthcare premium, do not believe everything you read on the internet.
@@marydavis5234 in most european countries we pay our taxes to support an universal and free healthcare system for everyone in case they need it.
I obviously respect other ways of doing things but they're not my cup of tea.
@@jonpeley taxes in the US are for road repairs and natural disasters.
@@marydavis5234 here too!
@@marydavis5234here also, your government just don't wanna waste money for a free healthcare
Poland is really complaining that poland is awful, but everytime we see video about poland or polish thing is in game or movie, we say "yesssss polandddd!!! 🇵🇱" so i think we are proud of being polish and we watch many things only because poland is showed, but we just complain a lot at our country
Same in Italy✋️😂
It's normal, that others should something about Poland becouse they can feel differences
Like in the UK I feel that people only say they dislike England because of of our infamous colonial history. But as soon as England has a victory we are all proud and come together like an estranged family. It’s like we don’t even realize the dissonance.
English is the "international language" , but not just because of the US , but also the UK , the UK empire was the one with most lands and of course the English got popular by that , p.s : English isn't my first language
English is third language to me.
Wrong. People are learning English around the world because of America's influence after WWII, no one is learning it because the UK colonized a lot of countries. Actually, before WWII schools around the world would teach French as a second langugae, not English.
@@AlbaManus Wrong. In Europe English is taught because of the UK, plus the version that's taught is British English
@@AlbaManusIf was just because of the WW II , then the world should have learn russian as well , the country that had the most impact was the Soviet Union
English is an international language becouse of american movies and music America is the most influential country EVER in terms of trends and entertainment
We Poles are very proud of our country and we are gratefull that we can live in a freedom our ancestors fought for. I don't think this Pl/By girl is right 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Europe is definitely less competitive, because we don't have to compete for our healthcare
Because America protects most of Europe because out of all nato countries only nine of them spend money on military so the rest put their money towards “free healthcare “ so don’t get to cocky because with the us nato will fail
false
Think of LA, Texas, Newyork, and Tennessee. They all have different cultures and way of living. There’s not really a common tradition in all the states if you think about it. Ig you could say we have have big portions and dedicate ourselves to the flag in Elementary but that’s pretty much it. Every state has its own unique Culture but as a Country we can’t really specify because were all different. I think that’s what they mean by lack of culture. We don’t really have anything that EVERY American can understand and share memory with. People from the west wouldn’t understand some things in the southeast, or the Northeast. I mean personally, New York and California is like a new world to me as a Southern girl.
A huge difference between Europe and the US and most likely one of the reasons some of the europeans girls said that they would be scared to go to the US is the gun regulation over there. There was this random story in the news not long ago that i find very symbolic in the matter: This refugee who fled his home country because of war.. was killed while delevering pizza in the US. Apparently he was trying to break a fight he stumbled upon during one of his deliveries and ended up being shot at.
I heard some parts of Europe like Sweden are becoming more crime prone these days for whatever reasons......
No. It's also the Socioeconomic condition of the population that reduces crime. Violent crime has a root. That root is Socioeconomic inequality.
@@schrodingerskatze2162 I agree that socio economic inequality can be the root of violence and believe me we have plenty of that in Europe as well but we don't have nearly as much gun shooting. In other words, the way of expressing that violence seems different in many ways. The ease of access to weapons is obviously different but i also think that culturally how we relate to them plays an important role in this difference.
To half of Americans, without doubt, it's never the guns. Like if you didn't have guns you could magically point your finger like ET and have a massacre
Guns + organized crime groups + narcotics. In my country, the procedure for obtaining a firearms permit is complicated and only few people apply for it. That's why we don't have guns on the streets.
The Italian girl is so beautiful ❤
Why u took Belarusian girl for being polish? She doesn’t know anything about our country. Polish ppl are very patriotic
Zależy od wieku i miejsca gdzie mieszkasz. Jeśli mieszkała w Warszawie to może mniej odczuwała "patriotyzm", poza tym młodsze pokolenie nie bardzo przejawia takie wartości. Większość patriotyzm kojarzy z jakimiś ekstremistyczymi grupami (neonazizm). Wiem o czym mówię bo spora część moich rówieśników nie interesuje się nawet historią kraju. Jak na wosie Pani kiedyś pytała kto oddałby życie za ojczyznę to ją wyśmiali. Oczywiście patriotyzm nie łączy się tylko i wyłącznie z oddaniem życia za ojczyznę. Chodzi o pewne podejście do swojego kraju. Mnie na przykład zdziwiło jak wielu Ukraińców od lat mieszkających w Polsce pojechało walczyć w Ukrainie (sama znam osobiście taki przypadek gość mieszkał w Polsce 8 lat ułożył sobie życie mimo tego pojechał na front). Oczywiście są i tacy co za łapówki z kraju uciekali. Wielu młodych ludzi ucieka za granicę a Polskę ma w dupie. Jak popatrzeć na to ile Polaków siedzi w Niemczech (2mln) w WB (1 mln) i innych krajach zachodu. Nasuwa się samo że ci ludzie mają swój kraj w dupie bo w celu polepszenia swojego bytu uciekają pracować na obcy kapitał zamiast budować i rozwijać Polskę. A później się dziwią że w centrum Londynu napadli Polaka bo mówił po polsku. Nie mówię że wszyscy młodzi ludzie tacy są to tylko moje spostrzeżenia. Duma z bycia Polakiem też zależy wiem że w wielu krajach się z nas śmieją przykład amerykańskie Polack więc niektórzy może nawet się nie przyznają do pochodzenia jeśli już pracują gdzieś za granicą. Dochodzi też ksenofobia i wszechobecna niechęć. To samo co teraz Polacy robią imigrantom zza Buga. Wiele zależy od człowieka i nie wszyscy napewno odczuwają silną więź z Polską czy też są dumni z tego że są Polakami, każdy jest inny.
It was just one instance relax yall 😭☠️ its not that serious she just is maybe out of touch because she is in korea and isnt very well aware of how polish people are
In Polish schools we are learning English, German, older generations were learning Russian but now in some schools you still can learn it, there are schools where you can also learn Spanish, French or even Chinese. So in Poland we really have many languages options 😅
I could listen to Sophia talk all fucking day.
Sofia … she’s italian
As a someone who experienced a lot of labor time a day for making money and surviving, like these girls in this video said , i will definitely choose europe. Here in korean, to have decent life, normal people have to work a lot of hours a day. I saw quite often people who slept for five hours a day to work and make money
5:23 On the question of the "U.S. lacking culture," I would suggest those outside the country do research on the Gullah community of the South Carolina LowCountry, who's ancestors were enslaved individuals from Sierra Leone, West Africa; they weave remarkable baskets and other arts and crafts. America also has a Creole and Cajun culture in Louisiana, Pennsylvania Amish and Dutch communities, and Native American communities across the Western Plains. Not to mention the good people of Puerto Rico and the Latino communities of the Southwest U.S. And of course, the Jewish communities of New York and the Irish American communities of New England. We are a heterogenous collection of different immigrant cultures. America has many cultures.
Those are all cultures that have largely mixed into the singular American culture. Those regional differences exist in every country
Oh, you just "forgot" to mention the white Americans. You know, the one who made this country a superpower.
I think they are referring to the culture that many Americans lack, wallowing in ignorance and not caring...
Yes, like I’m from Texas, the culture here has a strong Tex Mex, and also most of the southwest US and the west coast, particularly California, has a strong Mexican-American culture
@@oscarberolla9910 "Wallowing in ignorance and not caring?" I'm not familiar with that region of the U.S.
AS AN ITALIAN LIVING IN CALIFORNIA , LIFE IS FASTER CAUSE THERE IS SO MUCH MONEY AND BUSINESS ORIENTED MINDSET , IN EUROPE IS MORE LIKE JUST MAKE ENOUGH TO HAVE A GOOD LIFE AND ENJOY IT TO THE FULLEST ... LIVE RELAXED .... , LIKE THE AUSTRIA EXAMPLE U CAN GET AN AMAZING RELAXED LIFE WITH MINIMAL WORK .. AND THERES NO HUSTLE AND MAKE MILLIONS , LIKE MY FRIENDS HAVE FERRARIS IN HERE IN L.A AND MILLONS BUT THEY WANT MORE ... / BUT THEY LOVE IT ...
I think that's the fastest I've seen Sophie speak in the series lol maybe it helps when you have a fellow compatriot
As a Texan we have culture. Oh do we have culture.
It starts with a g ? 😆
I was thinking the same thing. We for sure have culture here.
@@stanleymaximillian8403starts with a C partner! 🤠
And luckily, most Texans are pleasantly modest about it.
@@jasminenelson9794Americas culture is music and movies plus pioneering sports and fashion
This polish girl does not seems to be polish, really. She could say more words, use different words, beside polish people are very proud of being polish, jus like americans, so when she said that it was shocking for me, really.
For me too. It was almost like talking about different country
I'd rather live in EU countries where I can choose to move freely between different cultures.
Fair but I want something new
It’s better to live in the EU if you’re white or middle class/poor. The US has no universal healthcare.
Yeah while i agree the usa is almost as big as Europe maybe not as rich culturally/historically but its still quite rich in english dialects , people etc
@@awellculturedmanofanime1246 ironic
I have to say about American food portion it's not more, you pay for what its worth, food is expensive in America I would say.
Food is far more expensive in Canada and our portions are generally smaller. Food was pretty expensive in the UK compared to North America and their portions were even smaller. So there's not much correlation there.
Much of what is sold as food in the US is banned in the EU for health reasons.
Europe 100%
nice fan sound
I don't know if "being from Europe" explains the lack of culture of the american people. Latin Americans were colonized by Europeans too but we still have very distinct cultures in every country. I think America's problem is that at some point they were a country of pilgrims, a minority in England itself.
America does have a culture, but because it is so internationally consumed, people don't realize it. Hollywood films, American music (pop, hip hop, r&b, soul, blues, gospel, jazz, etc.), American fashion (jeans, baseball caps, sneakers, converses), American sports (baseball, basketball, skateboarding), American products (Google, Apple, TH-cam, Instagram), American food and drinks (McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, Taco Bell, KFC, Popeye's, Subway, Chick Fillet, Coke, Pepsi, Sprite).
@@lissandrafreljord7913 But those you said not belongs to America but products of other countries. Jazz come from Africa via slaves for instance jeans are originally denim pants coming from france De Nimes. Humburger is German. Tacos are Mexican and many more.
Were Latin Americans colonized by Europeans? Oh yeah! forget that in North America the natives were extinct not colonized 😅
@@othellox1064 Dude, jazz did not exist in Africa. Jazz came from African American community in New Orleans during the late 1800s to early 1900s, and it evolved from many other African American genres like blues and ragtime. The denim fabric may not come from US, but Levi Strauss was the one who used that fabric to make into the pants we called jeans today, using indigo dye. German hamburger was not even a sandwhich, but just flatten meatballs called Frickadellen. The Americans put that patty in a bun, and the rest is history. If we are going off your logic, then a lot of European culture is not even European. Arabs introduced pasta, rice, and current numbers we use today, including algebra. The ancient Greeks learned to make columns from Mesopotamia, and their writing sytem was based off the Phoencian alphabet, so Latin alphabet is basically not really European by your logic. Tomatoes, potatoes, and pepper come from the Americas, so a good chunk of Italian, Hungarian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Irish, Russian, etc, cuisine is basically American. Like really? Why y'all people always trying to discredit the US? Its as if you feel so threatened...
@@lissandrafreljord7913 just don't mind him/her they're on some kind of hate vendetta against the US for whatever reason; look at their comment history. Some people really go out of their way to hate on Americans for no good reason even though they consume so much of our culture. I just don't get the "America bad" hate wagon. I guess it comes with being on top and everybody obsessing over us while we we don't even give them a moments thought. It's quite sad really.
"Have you ever been to America? - Nope.
...to Europe? - Nope."
So, where are you sitting, people?
Well ..., they're in South Korea so that'll be Asia I guess ;-)
Yuliya is BY not PL
I could tell you one thing: Austria is the best country to live in. No joke, you don't have to worry about anything. You get almost everything paid. Health, school, kindergarten. You even get paid while pregnancy and even the time after. Even for university you just have to pay about 700€ per year. That's nothing. Everything is clean. Infrastructure is ok. Healthy food is not expensive. Good quality unhealthy food. Tap water is super good. Nature is free and beautiful. It's a stable democracy. Warm in Summer, cold in Winter.
If you like the people and culture, this is heaven.
The Austrian girl here simply might not like the Austrian culture. It's a lot of beer drinking, hiking, Octoberfest-like parties. She does not look like someone who likes that at all. I also don't like that honestly. But Austria has other culture too. You just have to find it.
Is that a wolf popping out of Sophia's pocket? xD
These types of questions are contentious on a number of levels. I would say that life isn't necessarily better in the USA or Europe, but instead different. There are some aspects of "European Life" that are enjoyable and some aspects that are difficult. Likewise, there are some aspects of life in America that are enjoyable and some that are difficult. Our world would be a much better place if we set those rivalries aside, celebrate our commonalities, and share our differences.
Sincerely,
An American
Thank you
only an american would think like this.
@@cWjkL8ysxOkrH66Absolutely not! I assure you that the world is full of people who think like this! 😊
Rivalries are good and healthy without competition there would be way less innovations and inventions
For example without wars pushing extremely the need of weaponry innovations just to keep up with the enemy’s own innovations and eventually surpass them to get the upper hand and defeating the enemy.
For example without inventions and innovations made in ww2, for example: the development of rockets would probably never have happened (or at least not that fast) so logically there wouldn’t be a space program exists like we have today, which means no satellites being shoot in to the orbit, which means there would be no wireless communication and data transfer across the entire world be possible, consequently the internet used like in today’s society wouldn’t be possible and probably never be invented, which would made the use of computers not just for calculating complicated mathematic equations irrelevant and the development of Home PC‘s would have been unnecessary, as well as the innovations of cell phones , and especially not smartphones.
@@raffaelefederico5427 Thank you, I do appreciate your statement.
sophia looks like natalie portman
I'm so smitten for Sofia..
I see many people marveling at the attitude of the Italian girl, but can all of you remain fixed with your gaze pointed towards the person speaking? Blessed are you who have this concentration, I concentrate with my head while I look everywhere
Is this girl Polish or Belarusian, cause Im lost?
Same here in Indonesia 🇮🇩 When we are from elementary school every morning we do a flag salute ceremony and read the pledge 😂❤ and sing the National Anthem 😊
Yeah and in middle school, even not during COVID we never did it but in elementary we did
until high school so 12 years haha
@@thiya4627 25 years always. 😊 So Patriotic then US. 😊
They did the same in the nazist germany...
Asian countries are lot more patriotic that these weak westerners there's not even a comparison buddy 😂😂
I normally love your videos, but here the Polish representative is clearly not from Poland, her pronunciation sounds like of someone from Eastern Europe, it would be fine if she represented her country but it's unfair to Poland to be represented by (I'm guessing?) An immigrant
She has Polish roots and has been living in Poland for 7 years now, but I get what you mean, she probably doesn't the Polish/western mentality, because you need to grow up in Poland to have that.
The European girls were being polite and holding back a little with their opinions, I think. I can't blame them, because Sadie and Sophia seem very sweet.
I think the criticism about culture is mostly about the fact that there's no native and unified "American culture". There may be regional cultures as well as imported cultures (as well as Native American cultures), but I think that's not what many people mean when they say the USA lacks culture.
So what do Europeans mean when they say americans lack culture than?
I'm surprised they didn't mention Native American culture which would go back thousands of years.
I guess it refers to that kind of videos on the internet where they ask people on street to recognize countries, flags and continents, like general culture. @@shainasmith9637
@@GeoffCBbecause Native American culture is purposely avoided in American education because it’s taught from the perspective of the colonizers, the ones that did one of the largest genocides in history
Not exactly true. There are different levels of American culture, beginning with local and regional cultures, but also interwoven by religious and ethnic traditions. The U.S. also has a mass culture formed by common institutions and media. We have people who have never met but can together say the lyrics of songs or movie quotes. People can share catholic school stories even if they grew up in cities 1,000 miles apart, etc. The problem is that U.S. culture is too complex to be reduced to something like "We all eat pierogis" or "everyone learns how to samba when they become a teenager." There is just too much going on here to reduce it to a digestible "sound bite."
People here are mixing cultures and influences. Wether there are a lot of influences and different regional specificities inside any country, Poland has strictly nothing to see with Portugal as a culture. This is not the case for US, Chicago has a bad weather and Miami a better one but the main language, cultural references, TV shows, music, movies, etc. is common to all US citizens. That's clearly not the case in Europe.
Bahaha, this setup of two American people talking to each other and beggining every question and them non chalantly asking "hey, and you there ?" sound like "yah, we forgot we have other countries here" HAHAHAH
Europe is actually bigger than the US
It’s a continent. Of course it would be bigger.
@@bigtj5607 One third of a continent, but yeah
Similarities with Latin America, in the case of USA the eat in big portions as well we do it’s really normal, other thing is that we pay tribute to the flag and the history every week in elementary school, as well we are really patriotic, learning a new language as well it’s not to common we take English in all the levels but really we don’t learn, as in Latin America mostly we speak Spanish or Portuguese is not necessarily to learn new languages bc our environments are so similar in terms of languages
Yep. And we tend to be more religious and care more about quantity over quality (the cheaper, the more you can buy, rather than spending a large sum on a little quality item). Also, the level of crime in ghettos and slums of the US and Latin America would scare any European away. You hear more violent crimes here because of the increased wealth gap. Plus we tend to be louder, easier to make friends, and less uptight and inhibited (we would be the first ones to hit the dance floor).
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Tell me about the problems from your country and i will tell you, how the situation is in Austria.
Austrian girl's accent was so California/LA it was funny seeing how living in LA affected her way of speaking English 😄
She spoke perfect English don't get me wrong, but the accent was funny to witness.
Yep as an Angeleno living in 🇩🇪 I was floored!! Like damn, do you still live there
When I think of America, I think of capitalism, consumerism, rugged individualism and self-determination
of free speech and political correctness, multiculturalism and patriotism, secularism and religiosity
of convenience, innovation, optimism and opportunity
of big pharma, fast food and gym culture
of Hollywood and the entertainment industry, pomp, vanity, a kind of innocence and collective messianic complex
of white, black, Hispanic, Asian and indigenous Americans
of the Big Apple, LA, Las Vegas and San Fran on the one hand, and Appalachia, the Bible Belt and Deep South on the other
America is a land of contradictions, so vast and diverse, more of a subcontinent or group of nation states than a single nation state.
Also football ⚽,gym cultures in the us too
@@baccamau80 American football 🏈 yea, international football AKA soccer ⚽ not so much.
@@karllogan8809 soccer⚽ is the most popular sports in usa now, nobody care about 🏈 in here ,it is died sports, now it is change. Ask in england they also follow cricket🏏, not soccer
@@baccamau80I would not say that now
The two American girls speak with the same intonation lol
exMichigan in Spain 🇪🇸🇪🇺👍 , Viva España
When 🇫🇮 my sister went for her honeymoon to 🇺🇸 Hawai'i (a transfer in DFW in Texas) earlier this year, I was very worried about them during that time, with the main reason being the gun regulations (or the lack thereof), but also for instance the weather, the wildlife, the healthcare and the passenger rights (the airline shuttled her luggage across the country for almost the entirety of their stay of three weeks -ish and she only got it back the day before leaving). Hopefully, the 🏛 US Congress could find common ground and change those regulations in the near future. I wouldn't consider travelling there before that.
As a result, if I was my sister, I would have chosen 🇨🇦 Canada instead where I already travelled with her a few years ago and everybody seemed so nice (I noticed that personally I say "eh?" a lot)... And as for the topic of this video, I'd definitely say Europe, and to be more specific, the EU 🇪🇺 (incl. 🇬🇧). 😉
I’ve never noticed portion sizes in America even after going to Europe. I always felt it was comparable. Or maybe I just don’t eat big portions 🤣
Right. It's a non-story. If there is too much to eat at one sitting, you just take the rest home and have it for lunch the next day. This is so common in the U.S. that servers will automatically look at your plates and ask you if you want boxes to take food home. So, with a bare minimum of thought, we turn the situation into thriftiness rather than wastefulness. Not sure why this is a hard thing for people to understand. . .
Well not all Americans hustle just to survive" some of us like myself hustle and work because most of us are workaholics. And also Americans such as myself, still get to have the best of worlds" by enjoying life by traveling, and still being able to take care of my responsibilities without struggling or hitting rock-bottom.
3:15 - As some Tiktoker once said, "it's a bit culty".
4:18 "I don't know if they still do it but at least when I was growing up..." Girl, that was probably 10-12 years ago, if that much! 😄
I think that putting the two US girls talking to each other in that way was somewhat awkward, I felt like the european girls' panel was kind of left out of the conversation, almost ignored.
Can you turn on Turkish subtitles?
For me, Canada is more attractive than USA because you are close to the good side of USA (NFL!) while being away from all the bad stuff. Other than that, I wouldn't trade Europe for USA any time of the year.
american girl on the right looks like young Natalie Portman :o
World frieeends 😃
As an American I would love to move out to any country in Europe. 1.) Food is way better; you won’t be forced to eat poison just to survive only to give the government your money away when you have a health problem.
I gotta give a push back because America ranks second in food and safety also anything that you eat can cause harm if you eat too much of it like water too much can hurt you
@@bigtj5607 we’re the only country that still puts ingredients proven harmful for our bodies in everything we eat. A lot of them cause cancer or many other diseases in the long run because they’re literally in everything. It’s hard to find clean foods here. There’s no reason for the FDA to continue using the bad ingredients when it’s been proven to harmful to our bodies. It could definitely lower the chances of getting sick in the future but I get where you’re coming from too!
In all honesty, if English was a language only spoken in the U.S, I would not be interested in learning it - even though I love some American writers like William Faulkner, Jack Kerouac etc. Most people I know say they would feel unsafe in the U.S (I would do, too), and the ones who have been to the country say most Americans (not all of them, of course) are very self-centered. Some say people in France, especially in Paris, also tend to be like that. As the saying goes, though, never judge a book by its cover. I'm sure there must be great, warm and very friendly people in America as well.
Fear of gun violence in the U.S. is understandable, given the very real issues and the news coverage of them. But it is a bit like me saying I would feel unsafe in a tropical country because of malaria. Yes, it is there and people do get it. But the vast majority of people visiting tropical countries do not come down with fatal cases of malaria. In fact, most of the United States is peaceful and safe, and even most of the cities are safe for tourists. The typical tourist is not going to be a gang member or drug trafficker ---or engaged in a relationship dispute with somebody who is. These are by far the groups who perpetrate and are victims of most violence in the U.S. I am 58 years old and have lived in cities, suburbs and small towns. I go wherever I want to. I have never been shot at.
My vote is going to Europe🇪🇺😁 Anyway, each place has it's own + and -🤷♀
These USA Women Are so Funny! Love this Country 🇺🇸 lmao😂
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Nos estados unidos,eles tem várias pessoas de vários lugares do mundo,mas eles não se misturam. Não se misturam no sentido de se relacionarem,tipo,casar e ter filhos com pessoas de outras raças. Eu acho isso muito estranho. Já no Brasil é tudo misturado. Por essa razão, o brasileiro não tem uma raça específica. Aqui tem tudo isso e tudo misturado ao mesmo tempo.
Probably during the older generation, but now I feel like people just don’t cause where I’m from you see a lot of interracial couples because the new generations, or just like it doesn’t matter where you from or what color you are
@@bigtj5607 thank God!! 🙏🏿
Brazilians are obsessed with White people. 🇧🇷
europe was great 20 years ago, but socialism is killing it
Je pense que si les américains doivent prêter allégeance au drapeau c'est par manque de confiance.
Les autres pays ne font pas ca. Et pourtant s'il doivent se battre dans un pays il le feront avec fierté pour leur nation. Mais le gouvernement américain ne doit pas avoir confiance a son peuple pour dire que c'est une obligation de prêter allégeance au drapeau.
Imaginons un canadien de 5ans qui déménage au USA par rapport a ses parents. il va a l'école et il doit faire la meme allégeance ?
Pourtant son pays natale n'est pas les USA. On le met a l'écart pendant que les autres prêtent allégeance ?
C'est choquant je trouve.
oula je ne suis pas d'accord.
On ne prête pas allégeance en france.
On reste fier de la france mais on est pas fier des politiciens et donc du gouvernement. Il y a une grosse tres grosse difference !
Le gouvernement n'écoute pas le peuple et le président ne veut pas réagir face aux peuple et laisse des ministre faire et prendre des décisions qui parfont n''est meme pas voulu par l'assemblé... #49.3
Je pense que c'est sur ce point que les français ne sont pas fier.
Apres si toi et ta famille n'est pas fier de la France c'est une autre histoire mais mieux vaut ne pas faire une généralité.
Surtout que les américaines on dit une chose assez choquante.
The italian girl looks like the blonde secret sister of rogger rabbit´s girlfriend
3:00 in Canada it’s O Canada. I was in a US school and it was done in high school as well. I hear some places also play the Star-Spangled Banner as well before that?
3:20 I also went to school in France and they did La Marseillaise in school sometimes
3:47 Italian football fans be like: ha! Funny..
I really wonder what kind of school it was in France because we clearly don't sing "La Marseillaise" in public school at least.
@@ESC_Thomas je m’en souviens plus, c’était maternelle genre
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 Oula perso je l’ai jamais chanté à la maternelle lol
Sofia, non ne ho mai abbastanza di te
Some typical trafficking in stereotypes. Both the U.S. and Europe are too big and varied to capture in facile generalizations. The U.S, for example, has a wide and varied regional food scene -- and it is not all just derived from European food. Leaving aside the major Asian and Hispanic influences, you have food traditions based on seafood (lobster roles, soft-shell crabs, clam stuffies) or local foods (Rocky Mountain oysters, venison stew, fried catfish, boiled peanuts) or just evolution of foods (chicken-fried steak, deep-dish pizza, jambalaya and gumbo, etc.).
The tradition of saying a pledge of allegiance in schools or other public places has unique historical causes. It began during a period of high immigration, and it was seen as useful in building a common community and national bond among people who came with separate histories and languages. Same thing with the predominance of English as a unifying language. These things are, in themselves, cultural -- and can be understood easily if you know a bit about the historical background.
It is interesting to me that many people overseas simply lack any such background or knowledge of the U.S. -- and project their lack of knowledge onto the U.S. by claiming that there is nothing to know. In my experience, Americans do not do this with other countries or cultures. We tend to assume that European, Asian, Meso-American or African cultures are old and respectable, even if we don't know about them. IMHO, the assumption that the U.S. is shallow or that Americans are ignorant is a soft kind of anti-Americanism -- a way of taking the U.S. down a peg. Ironically, the jealousy (and perhaps fear) over perceptions of U.S. power and prestige is translated into "Oh well, they're all idiots and it's a crap place to live, anyway." But I challenge anyone to take a slow tubing trip down a lazy summer river anywhere in the U.S., cap it off with a cookout and a campfire with friends and family, and tell me that it's all bad here.
This whole video just made me laugh.
For me I had to learn French from I think either grade 4 or 5 until grade 9. Afterwards it was your choice. In Canada especially Toronto that isn't the case. People want to learn another language because most people don't speak English as a first language.
italian girl is so bright that she blends in with the background
She´s heavy on make up
@@cryptoguru2224 like her arms?
@@martinjohnson2830 her arms are pale(she is pale overall, not common for an italian thought) but her face is even more because of the make up. It also must be related to the position in which she is in relation to the lights
"Not common" ahahah please study about italian history and travel more
@@cryptoguru2224In this show there were four Italian girls and all with light skin (even the one with brown hair) but a non-tanned Italian is "rare"... Wow, prejudice is strong in some minds.
I don’t think American portion sizes are big. I don’t know where that stereotype comes from. You order and eat what you want. If you can’t finish you take it home. The only restaurants I don’t finish my food at are those that bring you bread or chips because I stuff up on those before my meal comes.
That is also explains why they are more obese people in the USA because they do not realize their portion sizes are big.
Compare portion sizes at McDonalds US vs. Europe!🤔🤷♂️
I don't know the portion size in Europe, but from what I've seen in videos, the portions at McDonald's are the same@@arnodobler1096
@@bre_mefair enough, but McDonald's food is in general unhealthy. Maybe Americans are going more often to the McDonald's if you compare it with Europeans.
Probably, but that's not what portion size means@@SDKl1987
The US is actually very safe for the most part though. It’s also massive… so hard to make broad generalizations.. same goes for Europe. I love both for difference reasons.. I feel picking one “over” the other is impossible and unnecessary. Sincerely, a New Yorker who travels all around the US as well as Europe.. ..& Asia too!
The thing that scares me about America as a whole which might scare other Europeans; guns. ‘General’ people wearing guns, gun shootings happening pretty regular (compared to Europe).
People in other countries stereotype the US as being exactly what they see in movies and TV - mainly like LA or NYC. The USA is much more diverse than those two areas. I have lived in places where you never need to lock your doors and can keep your keys in your cars with no risk of anything happening. Other places I've kept the doors locked and been cautious wherever I went for safety.
@@AnataWaDareDesuKa the news man... The chances of you getting shot in the States while not actively doing something to get you shot are extremely low🤦🏽♂
This is Hilarious
Are the Americans sisters
The french girl said everything about French nationalism xD Personnally im so proud of France and i love my country, but it's true that lot of people complain of France once they're inside it and want to leave it but once they do it, they regret and want to be back bcs they realize how good France is for them. This mostly happens for people who leave France bcs of tax but once they have health problem they regret leaving France and the free health cost so they come back
Because French is one of the big powers in the world. People in powerful countries are more proud of their country.
Europe of course 🙌
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they're speaking about the US as if they're talking about some third world country
That what I’m saying like they act like the native Americans weren’t there also you can experience all cultures in America
In a lot of ways, the US IS a third world country.
Americans have culture. Based on ethnicity/regions. A lot of it from Black people. The Polish, Austrian and Italian are on it!!!! The French 😩
I don't see a truskawka girl.
Very Soon I going to Sleep near Sac State and buy some food to the River.
4:44 but also the algorithm
Its my first time to hearing that much bs about country from person who claim be a Polish. Real Polish man will teach u for few hours how much this country suffer for its whole story and next go with all good things u can find there, to change topic how great this country is for end. Yes Polish people are open minded but in same time they care for theyr own culture - thats why they sometimes looks like xenophobic.
If i would be in a need for a help and would choose a men from any country on this planet, i would call for 1.Polish 2.Turkish and 3. Hungarian. If even on facade they looks like not trustwort, all 3 never give up when u call for them - especialy Poland go everywhere on planet to help [not fight].
Brother the supposed austrian girl is full on California girl 😂 but she doesn't seem out of touch with europe at least i guess
That what I’m saying like you consume it so much it’s like you think it’s yours
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This videos is so cold!the US girls talking each other , the others like meh. boring
10:51 Distinct American Foods:
1) Soul Food - African American Community
2) American Barbecue - Southern American Culture
3) Creole/Cajun Food - Louisiana
4) Chili - Western United States
5) Thanksgiving Dinner - New England Culture/Midwestern United States
That's just the tip of the iceberg of uniquely American cuisine.
Here in the west coast Mexican food is #1
none of those are American though. they're either African cuisine, Mexican cuisine or European cuisine.
literally none of these are uniquely US cuisine ...
@@cWjkL8ysxOkrH66Maybe historically but the versions found in the US are not the same as those in other countries. Not to mention all of the dishes that were created within the US. For example, pizza may be Italian, but Detroit pizza or Chicago deep dish pizza are very different than traditional Italian food. Just using the same or similar ingredients isn't enough to call them the same.
@@OneRandomVictoryyes but if we compare it to another country, USA still only have different variants of other food from other countries, Chicago Pizza can be from Chicago but originally the pizza is from Italy, same for barbecue
As an American, the comment about French patriotism is in line with my viewpoint that France is the closest analog to the USA from Europe. It's kind of a love-hate relationship with the nation, there's the shared desire to uphold liberty (liberté, égalité et fraternité du drapeau de france). They gifted us the statue of liberty, they were our first major ally, and both our revolutions occurred at the same time. Many founders of the us had direct influence on the french revolution.
I never was really forced to stand for the pledge in school, it was always our choice. I do keep up with international affairs reasonably well. But i do think Americans are a lot more self critical than first appearances may suggest.
All these girls are very beautiful, but the Italian has a spectacular face. She looks like a movie star from the silent era.😍
You must have low standards
America, is, well, boring. And the cities are ugly too. You can't walk anywhere, but really that's okay because there's nothing worth walking to see anyway.
Cap you just gotta go to the right place also America has amazing national parks so just do a little research 😅
Don't think anyone in Europe wanna live in US, 1st world country with 3rd world problems. 20+ reasons not to live in US...Hard pass on living in America...
Why that American girl speak so slow - I’m losing my patience here lol
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You gotta do the Texas pledge as well if you live in Texas:
I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas. One state under God, one and indivisible.
gotta love a bit of child brain-washing