Edinbro😂 (Edin bruh), Gen fee nan 😂( Glen fin anne), how he got Holy Rod from Holyrood Park I have no clue. could go on but honestly its too funny to correct everything 😂
Iv just watched a couple go round Scotland they got every place name wrong Ulapool was lol crazy i realy wanted to have a go but they loved it so much i couldnt. So not me i normaly have a go but i have heard too many Americans say Teems you know that river in London.
Here in Scotland Edinburgh is phonetically pronounced Ed-in-bruh, so you guys are spot on 👌 and as a Scott myself I can say it's very refreshing to hear Americans pronounce it correctlyfor a change 😂😂😂 this fella makes some hilarious attempts at Scottish place names tho 😂
Your pronunciation is correct. It’s Edinburra. Also Glen Finn in . Good clip despite the pronunciation. I’m sure you will have a great time here. Proud Scot 🏴🏴🏴
Rent a car,preferably a camper van and get out into the green. Did the distillery tour in the highlands years ago,and we rented a motor home,quite expensive but saved on b&b and hotels,and parked up in glorious locations to wake up to awesome scenery. Stunning as Scotland was,England has some of the most beautiful scenery I’ve ever seen,and I’ve been all over this blue marble. Wales too. An amazing bunch of rocks are these islands that we call home.
In Scotland you can get all 4 seasons in 1 day. There is a reason us Brits talk about weather so much! I heard someone say Scottish weather can be summed up as “It’s just been raining or it’s about to rain or it is raining” There is a reason it is so green!
Pronunciation oh dear. Edin brer just like middles- brer and Scar- brer as in fayre Holly- roood palace My parents were Scots I am not considered Scottish.- born in London West coast beautiful Lochs rivers and open sea I was christened in St Andrews - home of golf and oldest university Enjoy
Glenfinnan is pronounced fin an, NOT fee nan. As you said guys it's Edinbuh-ruh, NOT Edin boro. Holyrood, NOT Holyrod. The pillared edifice at the top of Calton Hill in Edinburgh is known as Edinburgh's Disgrace. When started it was supposed to be a replica of the Parthenon in Athens and to be a National Monument to the fallen Scottish soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars but they ran out of cash with only about one third of the building finished. Btw, the best known repellent for the midge is actually a beauty product called "Avon Skin So Soft", which works far better than any of the over the counter insect repellents. Loch Lomond is pronounced Low mond, NOT Lomaund. As a point of interest, Loch Ness, while sadly not containing a monster, does contain more water than all of the lakes of England and Wales combined. I lived in Stonehaven for a couple of years, way back in 1962-65(aged 9-12).
I don’t know if you have been and gone by now but i hope you have an amazing time I’m Scottish hope the weather treated you well or did treat you well and hopefully makes you want to come back 🏴🏴
I commented on his mispronunciation on a previous post and got ridiculously castigated for being a racist! I merely pointed out that it is Stone Henge not Hedge!
Got into an argument with an American vlogger, I pointed out his "travel vlog"of "Edinboro" was not pronounced correctly. He maintained it was called an accent, I suggested it was more to do with ignorance.
He concentrated a lot on Skye. Skye is beautiful but there are so many more beautiful areas in Scotland. I recommend Loch Lomond and as he said bring lots of bug spray to protect against the annoying midges. Enjoy your stay in Scotland!🏴🏴🏴
The place at or near the beginning, the cliffs like a kilt, this is the Scottish side of the giants causeway, it goes across to Ireland, but visit and you will see the stones which you will walk on, they are hexagons mostly, occasional pentagons, it's the only place in the world where this is known about so worth a visit for that alone, if he had been there he would have mentioned this because its more impressive than the cliffs. You are correct about the pronunciation of Edinburgh. Oh no matter how bad the weather take plenty of insect repellent, the buggers do bite a lot, hopefully you will be lucky and not be the right flavour.
Hope you enjoy coming here to Scotland. Skye is great because there's a lot in a small area. The midges are here all summer in west especially. It's more to do with the weather than the month. They come out after rain when it gets warm generally. Love your videos!!
I live in Yorkshire but I have visited Scotland many times. August is the time for Midges or as the Scottish refer to them as ‘Beasties’, they are a nuisance. They are tiny flying insects and bite. A place you could visit is Applecross, it’s on the North East Coast of Scotland in Ross-shire. It overlooks the Isle of Skye. You travel through the ‘Great Glen’ and then up the steepest road in the UK! The views are tremendous you then go down into Applecoss where you can stay or make your base. The food there is first class and all local
Best months to visit are maybe May -- early August, I think anyway, These sights are up North + Skye which can be glorious + unforgettable, I stay about 20 miles south of Glasgow, but 1 thing you do need is a "midge" repellent as they more common in the West than East maybe because of humidity or some inexplicable reason.
Don't worry about the weather. Our met office has state-of-the-art meteorology equipment and still finds it difficult to predict the weather. This is because the gulf stream changes everything from one minute to the next as it whips from north to south. It's just our location on the planet. But the bonus to this is that we in the UK have some of the most lush and green landscapes on the planet. My advice, take a lightweight waterproof jacket in your packpack.
Northern Scotland is the part of north America that got left behind when the continental plates shifted millions of yrs ago .it is geologically identical to the east coast of Canada .
It's the history though. When you walk in the mountains of places like Scotland and Wales it ranges through things like stone age cairns, bronze age hill forts and barrows to Roman ruins, and that's before we get to the medieval era.
@@atmosphere60 Yes, I know. I used to live within walking distance of Caerleon Roman fort and amphitheatre, Lodge Hill Iron Age camp, Caerwent Roman city and Caerphilly Castle; and I worked in the second highest town in England and Wales, eating my lunchtime sandwiches among the sheep grazing on top of The Blorenge..
I'm with you . thousands of years of amazing history to enjoy .and some people only want to see where Harry Potter was written makes me sick .H.P isn't even original .Tolkien and other authors provide most of it .
Holyrood park is pronounced Holly-Rude park btw. I can't even type the way that guy pronounced it because it makes me cringe as a Scotsman to hear that let alone try and write or type it. Oh and Scotland is simply the Scot's back yard, my back yard that i have never even explored myself having lived in a concrete jungle my entire life.
This is a very poor video about Scotland. As a guided tour, this persons pronunciation is very bad. He should, at least, learn or listen, once, how to pronounce the place names. As a Brit, I had a hard time understanding where he was talking about. There was too much content about the Isle of Skye, if you want to spend time walking endless miles, in the rain, (sometimes), around mountains, most of your visit will be spent missing everything else. The Highlands are beautiful, no doubt about it, but most of the roads are very stressful for driving, endless passing places, that often require one to back up quite some distance. Bed and breakfast is great in the Highlands but, you have to start looking early as they can be few and far between. Don't misjudge the midge warnings, I had to leave my vacation in 'the Highlands 3 days into a 7 day stay due to the misery of midges.They are tiny flies that you see as a cloud and, they bite you really badly.
If these people are making videos about different countries, at least look on Google first to see how names are pronounced.Dont come on the Internet and make a complete fool of yourself with the butchering of place names. Very irritating. Hope you guys had or are having a great time in the UK. ❤
Agree! Glad this kid enjoyed his visit to Scotland but Scotland is much more than Edinburgh and the Isle of Skye. Title of this vid, is a nonsense - would be like me posting a vid on top 10 places to visit in USA when all i’ve done is spend two weeks in Maine. And if his intent was to encourage fellow americans to follow his example and come visit Scotland, his almost 100 % mispronunciation of place names would backfire spectacularly when tourists are asking baffled locals directions to the places whose names he mangled in this vid
The video they're reacting to here is really quite irritatingly awful, particularly if you're Scottish, but that's TH-cam for you. You can get away with posting any old nonsense. 🙄
Scottish history is littered with Myth & Magic, Macbeth, Torvean, Dunain and Craig Phadrick r just 3of our Giants then on hundreds of our old buildings there r statues of our national animal THE UNICORN
I doubt if that particular vlogger has ever been to the UK. His pronunciations and garbling of names is so bad.(Stone Hedge?????) You couldn't visit places in person and come up with such nonsense. He's reading from a script.
Sorry Boring Reviews, your content is usually excellent, but the video you're reacting to here is an insult to the people of Scotland. It really is that bad, on so many levels.
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Edinbro😂 (Edin bruh), Gen fee nan 😂( Glen fin anne), how he got Holy Rod from Holyrood Park I have no clue. could go on but honestly its too funny to correct everything 😂
Iv just watched a couple go round Scotland they got every place name wrong Ulapool was lol crazy i realy wanted to have a go but they loved it so much i couldnt. So not me i normaly have a go but i have heard too many Americans say Teems you know that river in London.
His pronunciation is absolutely shocking, unlike your's witch was spot on.
Aww I’m from Inverness. I really hope you enjoy my homeland. It’s the best wee place on earth 🏴 x
Here in Scotland Edinburgh is phonetically pronounced Ed-in-bruh, so you guys are spot on 👌 and as a Scott myself I can say it's very refreshing to hear Americans pronounce it correctlyfor a change 😂😂😂 this fella makes some hilarious attempts at Scottish place names tho 😂
Thanks!
Your pronunciation is correct. It’s Edinburra. Also Glen Finn in . Good clip despite the pronunciation. I’m sure you will have a great time here. Proud Scot 🏴🏴🏴
Rent a car,preferably a camper van and get out into the green.
Did the distillery tour in the highlands years ago,and we rented a motor home,quite expensive but saved on b&b and hotels,and parked up in glorious locations to wake up to awesome scenery.
Stunning as Scotland was,England has some of the most beautiful scenery I’ve ever seen,and I’ve been all over this blue marble.
Wales too.
An amazing bunch of rocks are these islands that we call home.
You guys are right in your pronuncation of edinburgh
Those mountains in the highlands of Scotland are the same range of mountains in Appalachia
In Scotland you can get all 4 seasons in 1 day. There is a reason us Brits talk about weather so much!
I heard someone say Scottish weather can be summed up as “It’s just been raining or it’s about to rain or it is raining”
There is a reason it is so green!
Scotland has 2 seasons ,,,,,,,,,,winter and July
Pronunciation oh dear.
Edin brer
just like middles- brer and
Scar- brer as in fayre
Holly- roood palace
My parents were Scots I am not considered Scottish.- born in London
West coast beautiful
Lochs rivers and open sea
I was christened in St Andrews - home of golf and oldest university
Enjoy
Glenfinnan is pronounced fin an, NOT fee nan.
As you said guys it's Edinbuh-ruh, NOT Edin boro.
Holyrood, NOT Holyrod.
The pillared edifice at the top of Calton Hill in Edinburgh is known as Edinburgh's Disgrace. When started it was supposed to be a replica of the Parthenon in Athens and to be a National Monument to the fallen Scottish soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars but they ran out of cash with only about one third of the building finished.
Btw, the best known repellent for the midge is actually a beauty product called "Avon Skin So Soft", which works far better than any of the over the counter insect repellents.
Loch Lomond is pronounced Low mond, NOT Lomaund.
As a point of interest, Loch Ness, while sadly not containing a monster, does contain more water than all of the lakes of England and Wales combined.
I lived in Stonehaven for a couple of years, way back in 1962-65(aged 9-12).
I don’t know if you have been and gone by now but i hope you have an amazing time I’m Scottish hope the weather treated you well or did treat you well and hopefully makes you want to come back 🏴🏴
Love watching americans appreciating my beautiful country 🏴
"Scatland"? Never heard of it. Looks nice though. Do they speak Scatish there?
🤣
I'm biased obviously but scotland is truly special... 😊
I commented on his mispronunciation on a previous post and got ridiculously castigated for being a racist! I merely pointed out that it is Stone Henge not Hedge!
I wouldn't worry about it. TH-cam is overpopulated by dickheads. As for his hilarious mispronuncians, well I have my suspicions.
Rightly so you absolute racist! lol. Kids these days eh?
Got into an argument with an American vlogger, I pointed out his "travel vlog"of "Edinboro" was not pronounced correctly. He maintained it was called an accent, I suggested it was more to do with ignorance.
Super happy you liked my home land
He concentrated a lot on Skye. Skye is beautiful but there are so many more beautiful areas in Scotland. I recommend Loch Lomond and as he said bring lots of bug spray to protect against the annoying midges. Enjoy your stay in Scotland!🏴🏴🏴
This guy pretty much said everything wrong, sorta funny
Yeah I've seen this before. He completely butchers the names😂😂
Apparently, he never spoke to a single Scot while he was there ...
@@FixTheLanes I doubt if the narrator has actually ever been to Scotland. You can't mangle pronunciations like that if you ever been there in person.
born and raised in Edinburgh, I couldn't help but chuckle when he pronounced Glasgow as what sounded like 'Glass- Cow'
@@narabdelayou saw footage of him in the landscape.
The place at or near the beginning, the cliffs like a kilt, this is the Scottish side of the giants causeway, it goes across to Ireland, but visit and you will see the stones which you will walk on, they are hexagons mostly, occasional pentagons, it's the only place in the world where this is known about so worth a visit for that alone, if he had been there he would have mentioned this because its more impressive than the cliffs. You are correct about the pronunciation of Edinburgh. Oh no matter how bad the weather take plenty of insect repellent, the buggers do bite a lot, hopefully you will be lucky and not be the right flavour.
Surprised at no mention of eilean donan used in filming locations including game of thrones in the first season.
Great reaction to a great video! There is a reason everything is so beautifully green, the weather, it's raining, or it's about to rain.🌧⛈🌦☔🌈
hope scotland was everything you hoped it would be, good job again
Thanks, it was!!
When you guys over here?
Hope you enjoy coming here to Scotland. Skye is great because there's a lot in a small area. The midges are here all summer in west especially. It's more to do with the weather than the month. They come out after rain when it gets warm generally. Love your videos!!
I live in Yorkshire but I have visited Scotland many times. August is the time for Midges or as the Scottish refer to them as ‘Beasties’, they are a nuisance. They are tiny flying insects and bite. A place you could visit is Applecross, it’s on the North East Coast of Scotland in Ross-shire. It overlooks the Isle of Skye. You travel through the ‘Great Glen’ and then up the steepest road in the UK! The views are tremendous you then go down into Applecoss where you can stay or make your base. The food there is first class and all local
Stonehaven? Did you visit? I lived there, well 2 mile up the road at a little cliff top village called Muchalls. I really miss living there.
Best months to visit are maybe May -- early August, I think anyway, These sights are up North + Skye which can be glorious + unforgettable, I stay about 20 miles south of Glasgow, but 1 thing you do need is a "midge" repellent as they more common in the
West than East maybe because of humidity or some inexplicable reason.
Learning how to pronounce place names outside the states should be part of the school system 🤣
Scotland becomes the land of waterfalls when it rains! I guarantee you could count over a thousand on one rainy day.😊
The best bit about this is the only two time she says “I hope I said that right” was after the two names he butchered the least
Get Smidge for the midges. It’s quite mild, but works better than anything else I’ve found.
Don't worry about the weather. Our met office has state-of-the-art meteorology equipment and still finds it difficult to predict the weather.
This is because the gulf stream changes everything from one minute to the next as it whips from north to south.
It's just our location on the planet.
But the bonus to this is that we in the UK have some of the most lush and green landscapes on the planet.
My advice, take a lightweight waterproof jacket in your packpack.
He said Duncansby Stacks all wrong it is just 20 miles from where we live.
Scottish mountains are picturesque, but they can't compare with something like The Rockies.
Northern Scotland is the part of north America that got left behind when the continental plates shifted millions of yrs ago .it is geologically identical to the east coast of Canada .
It's the history though. When you walk in the mountains of places like Scotland and Wales it ranges through things like stone age cairns, bronze age hill forts and barrows to Roman ruins, and that's before we get to the medieval era.
@@atmosphere60 Yes, I know. I used to live within walking distance of Caerleon Roman fort and amphitheatre, Lodge Hill Iron Age camp, Caerwent Roman city and Caerphilly Castle; and I worked in the second highest town in England and Wales, eating my lunchtime sandwiches among the sheep grazing on top of The Blorenge..
I check out of videos about the UK as soon as Harry Potter is mentioned. I didn't make it to the second minute of this one.
I'm with you . thousands of years of amazing history to enjoy .and some people only want to see where Harry Potter was written makes me sick .H.P isn't even original .Tolkien and other authors provide most of it .
@@paolow1299 Very well said.
Im sure he stumbled apon places because he didnt know where he was and couldnt pronce anything, its Glasgow - Glas go or if your local Glasgee.
I'm a local, it's Glezga 👍
@@eggboundanddown9851 oh yes! Silly me.
Holyrood park is pronounced Holly-Rude park btw. I can't even type the way that guy pronounced it because it makes me cringe as a Scotsman to hear that let alone try and write or type it.
Oh and Scotland is simply the Scot's back yard, my back yard that i have never even explored myself having lived in a concrete jungle my entire life.
His pronunciation is terrible your Edinburgh is almost perfect!
his mangled pronunciation of almost every scottish place name was really irritating !
You pronounce Edinburgh correctly, he doesn’t. It’s Holyrood not Holyrod .
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Scotland is where hogwarts is . Special place... magical even ❤
Please -Scotland has a really rich history. I am so fed up with HP comments.
He missed out the Balmoral pyramids
This guy needs to learn how to pronounce our place names properly !
This is a very poor video about Scotland. As a guided tour, this persons pronunciation is very bad. He should, at least, learn or listen, once, how to pronounce the place names. As a Brit, I had a hard time understanding where he was talking about. There was too much content about the Isle of Skye, if you want to spend time walking endless miles, in the rain, (sometimes), around mountains, most of your visit will be spent missing everything else. The Highlands are beautiful, no doubt about it, but most of the roads are very stressful for driving, endless passing places, that often require one to back up quite some distance. Bed and breakfast is great in the Highlands but, you have to start looking early as they can be few and far between. Don't misjudge the midge warnings, I had to leave my vacation in 'the Highlands 3 days into a 7 day stay due to the misery of midges.They are tiny flies that you see as a cloud and, they bite you really badly.
To be fair, he butchers most pronunciations in the video but he shoots a great video so we will forgive him.
This guys video is good, but his pronunciation is awful....but he admits it in the comments! At least he gave it a go
He pronounced everything wrong 😂
If these people are making videos about different countries, at least look on Google first to see how names are pronounced.Dont come on the Internet and make a complete fool of yourself with the butchering of place names. Very irritating. Hope you guys had or are having a great time in the UK. ❤
Agree! Glad this kid enjoyed his visit to Scotland but Scotland is much more than Edinburgh and the Isle of Skye. Title of this vid, is a nonsense - would be like me posting a vid on top 10 places to visit in USA when all i’ve done is spend two weeks in Maine. And if his intent was to encourage fellow americans to follow his example and come visit Scotland, his almost 100 % mispronunciation of place names would backfire spectacularly when tourists are asking baffled locals directions to the places whose names he mangled in this vid
The video they're reacting to here is really quite irritatingly awful, particularly if you're Scottish, but that's TH-cam for you. You can get away with posting any old nonsense. 🙄
You need to be an olympic champion to get to the places he gets to..
The pronunciations 🤦♀️
Im from Edinburgh and this dude got alot wrong alot.
Scottish history is littered with Myth & Magic, Macbeth, Torvean, Dunain and Craig Phadrick r just 3of our Giants then on hundreds of our old buildings there r statues of our national animal THE UNICORN
What do people think the words Scottish Highlands means .he didn't know Scotland had mountains Duhhh.
If your pronunciation is anything like this dude, your wrong.
His pronouncing is cracking me up.
Rangers forever forever Rangers RFFR. Loyal
I doubt if that particular vlogger has ever been to the UK. His pronunciations and garbling of names is so bad.(Stone Hedge?????) You couldn't visit places in person and come up with such nonsense. He's reading from a script.
Sorry Boring Reviews, your content is usually excellent, but the video you're reacting to here is an insult to the people of Scotland. It really is that bad, on so many levels.
You two should move to the UK, you'll get jobs here, safer streets, universal health care, 20 days paid leave and much more than the US has to offer.
Ask a Scot to pronounce Glasgow for you.
- Glars - go. say it quickly
It’s glesga
@@paul8129 Aye!