Are we smarter than A Fifth Grader? (Collab with  

I remember that Felix actually visited Budapest few days after I left, I was surprised he didn't know that one

He had been in Budapest 4 y ago, wtf how he mess that up

As an American, I’m use to being the butt of education jokes, but every time is meet a European, I end up knowing more geography than them

Or anything about North American geography lol

@@austenmoore7326 no, surprisingly, I tend to be a little more familiar with European geography, countries, and capitals. One French girl didn’t even know where Austria was. Granted, it’s not like a meet tons of Europeans. Maybe the few I’ve meet are just a poor selection instead of a good representation

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Lmao same

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I mean we don't have grades in Ireland 😂

@@missgurl1362 understandable, but it was still funny lol

you little... genius

Chemistry is actually a subject taught in school (I learned this from school) 🎓

I learned chemistry from Mr White

“Jack did you listen to the explanation?” “No”

They're defo the type that may or may not have forgot about homeworks from last week

Hehehe

This is my last 2 brain cells

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@@Kkanon You don't even know how a whoosh works lol

@@aadamcader8764 Yes I do. The joke is that felix is having a collab with pewdiepie.

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@Joe Joe Martinez well I started watching him before he was born so I win

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Damn we got the whole family tree in here lmao

omg same! especially bc i think felix’s been to budapest before!

As a portuguese, I was shocked but laugh my ass of with their logic, I was like "Yhea! Hungary, lets go!" And then ",Noooo, its not Portugal, come oooon" xD

That was so funny 😂 bros are Europeans and hardly know it, but quick to judge Americans

@@np7148 I'm Canadian but lived in Europe for a bit, and am moving there full time eventually, and something I noticed was the hypocritical arrogance. They assumed I was American, and insisted I was despite being from a different country, AND they were so ignorant about many things I knew but acted like they were more intelligent.

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Legit I was so impressed! I HATE square roots and am not very good at maths

If it takes someone a minute to solve that equation, they must have JUST learned about square roots.

@@jessice293 square root is just finding the value so in this case 4x4=16 then square rooting basically means divide it by what you times’d it by so square root of 16 is 4

@@jessice293But that was legit a 5th grade question.

@@jessice293 bro has beef with square roots💀

Italian can't let someone fail to spell aqueduct 😅😂

I love it because I would’ve chose the wrong answer and now I know the correct one!

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5th graders learn a lot of useless information

as another someone who grew up in the american education system, i remember them not teaching us anything about world history, just the us

i knew most of them (i’m not a science person lol). but to be fair i’m an 11th grader and knew none of this in 5th grade

SAME lol

I knew most of them as a 30 yo American lady lol. Humble brag 😂😂😂

I learned about square roots in grade 10. I’m not even joking

I’m in Colorado in ccsd this was all on our test

I was taught all of this in school. I admit, I am kinda rusty on the language ones now, but I was definitely taught how to identify a 'long vowel' in elementary school.

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It all depends on which school you’re going to. Big city schools with lots of money and well-supported, enthusiastic teachers will probably teach their students a lot of stuff like this. Someone like me who went to school in a small town where all the money went to football and all of our teachers were burnt out and ready for retirement don’t know any of this. A lot of my teachers either felt the need to give us long-winded moral lessons that weren’t related to the material or would just make us copy stuff out of our text books and never challenged us. They trained us more on how to take standardized tests than actually teaching us stuff because higher scores on tests means more money. Hamilton the musical taught me more about American history than any of my American history classes did.

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Just wait till you learn there's High Frequency and Ultra High Frequency etc

and there's Extra Low Frequency used by submarines, it goes all the way up AND down

Its radiowaves, and its simply an interval between "hf high frequency" and uhf "ultra high frequency" No scientific stuff bruh, its literally just the name based on the oscillations / second.

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And they still somehow manage to know nothing about geography LOL

World peace

Making a video about American history and geography

and hes just an irish bloke he aint ever interacted with other cultures🤣

And don't know European geography, quite sad...

Same Size and angles, not shape

Lol I wasn’t taught what a congruent shape was in year five, wasn’t until year 7. Like we knew what a prism was, but the jargon like congruent didn’t need to be mentioned

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And felix makes more correct guesses. XD

ig monkey guesses is the way.

@@BigHailFan nah

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Isn't the vowel in "like" a dipthong, /ai/, instead of a long vowel? A long vowel would be for example the difference between "ship" and "sheep".

@@maybeimbiased The rule is if you pronounce the name of the letter when you saw the word, it is a long vowel. E.g. Baby, music, me, go, might.

@@loganleroy8622 Thanks! I did some research because I was taught in phonetics that long vowels were longer in duration of sound and thanks to your explanation, I googled it and I now know that the long vowels in phonetics are not the same as the ones used in teaching reading to kids whose mother tongue is English. So, the terms long vowels and short vowels mean different things and stand for different vowels depending if you're talking about phonemes or teaching natives how to read, which is confusing but well...

Who the fuck knows or cares what a long vowel is

As far as I'm aware the "long vowels" concept is specific to English, and not a general phonetics rule. A "long vowel" sound is when a vowel "says its name" in its pronunciation, so: Long A is /ei/ Long E is /i/ Long I is /ai/ Long O is /oʊ/ Long U is /u/ Typically a vowel is a "long vowel" when supported by a silent E at the end of a word, such as "like," the E at the end makes the I the long vowel /ai/ instead of the short vowel /ɪ/. If that E isn't there (barring a number of exceptions because it's English), then the vowels make their default "short" sounds A: /æ/ E: /ε/ I: /ɪ/ O: /ɔ/ U: /ʌ/

Riiiiight?!

I had to search up what it means, and I don’t think it was ever explained to them either. “Long” just sounds like it would be a vowel that’s… long, but google said it’s the ones that are pronounced like the name of the letter. Not something Felix would’ve ever learned in school (I’m almost 100% sure of that since I’m also Scandinavian) and even if Sean learned it it’s not a concept that’s remotely useful so no wonder he forgot it 🤣🤣

@@AnthonyFransella I see what you did there 👉

@@caffe1n8ed Well, I grew up in Faroe Islands, and I vaguely remember learning it in English, after it was revealed to be the i in like. It's so damn counterintuitive, and absolutely useless to know xD. English is mostly used by my own intuition today, because I've consumed so much english media. Even if you asked me to explain sentence structure or grammar rules, I can barely remember why, even though I know the correct use of it. But English is so peculiar, because with the amount of exceptions, it's almost necessary to know the language by heart, just to use it somewhat decently. I can explain faroese grammar rules a bit, but a lot of danish grammar rules have stuck with me (I still remember onomatopeia xD) so I could probably get by teaching that.

Omg it's horrible. The question is asking about long vowels *specifically* in the weird English system, where long vowel means something completely different than what it means in linguistics. In the English system, "long vowel" means "this vowel was long in mediaeval English". They are right when they say that "balls" and "dog" have long vowels. They do in modern English.

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@@suspici0us_cat Pewds isn’t close with Mark anymore

I’m a junior in high school and I didn’t even know that 😭

to be fair I had to google that... and to be fair ontop of that, english is my second language lol I dont blame them

@@CarlosThadeu yes it is definitely quite difficult to understand what it means just from the name

Is it a diphthong?

@@rubenhumbertoroquesalas2273 so, apparently it's just when the vowel in word makes the same sound as if it was alone. Ie. Long, be, cake, pie, mule.

I think in general people around the world and especially in Europe are much worse at geography than they think they are.

I probably couldn't tell someone where Idaho is man 😆 I suck at geography

I’m American and I love geography it was my favorite class lol. I was really surprised they got the capital of Hungary wrong 😂

@@noahd.4551 Cope

@@Neurogenesis1251 cope with what?

You want deep... Indian: we know our... Also indian: yes, Sean, you know that coz that's what where your bloodline from

@@aoichannel3724 defuk

Even though his Geography was questionable he performed better than like 99.8% of Americans.

Hungary, Portugal? Lololol

@@cannotfigureoutaname sure...

Hey to be fair, I heard it really isn't. It's just a mix of blue and yellow, I'm pretty sure

@@yetanotherethan9747 yea and pink is just a mix of white and red

The one he was thinking of was Indigo.

@@yetanotherethan9747 well, if you wanna go that far, all the colors are a mix of red blue and green, or at least you can use those to make every other color as well as their gradients.

Wtf is going on in these replies. Yes these are all real colors.

These spam comments on pewdiepies channel since moving are unreal.

I mean, that's exactly what it is 🤷‍♂️

Feels like? That’s what it is lol

It is actually-

Way to hit the nail on the head

@Don't read profile photo got it

Right?😂 and Felix has been to Budapest before, even made a vlog about it

Not to mention he was on holiday in Budapest

Dont forget Pewds still thinks that Czechoslovakia exists

when europeans bash americans for not knowing geography and this happens lmfao

Jack not knowing where Mount Everest is 😄

As a guy with a beard I can relate

I do that too, but my beard is quite thin still.

Love these two, but damn it's not fun to watch two dudes play with their moustaches

Felix tryin' to start a war with the entirety of Ireland

Pretty sure Felix meant it personally

Green is not a creative color

@@eliben4066 no? What does that even mean?

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Man spoke like he the neighbour

Waiting for mark

What its suppose to mean "long vowel"

@Kavetion sure

@Kavetion and I'm better then you

nah humans will be extinct by then

@Kavetion where better than you

I can already see it. Felix and Jack have white hair and slacks

ikr!! it makes me wonder if she silently listens to everything felix says

@@eiyshabalqish2488 pretty creepy tbh

@@sihiri_kabari Depends on if Felix minds it or not, but he doesn't seem to mind in this case

@@eiyshabalqish2488 basically every wife does that

@@sihiri_kabari i mean they're in the same house and it's not like felix is whispering either

I was thinking that too! They practically grew up in the same realm doing the same stuff getting nearly the same views (at some points)

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@@lierstl God no, I was thinking the opposite

@@lierstl gonna have to politely disagree on you there man

We are all comrads when it comes to mocking Americans

I mean depends on the country/continent, children gets enrolled at different ages

It actually depends honestly

It depends but *usually* children go to school at age 6. So fifth graders would be 10.

@@killjoyer "fith" is the point of the comment

@@cherilynsarts8845 "fith"

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AND HE HAS BEEN TO LISBON....

We don't have fifth graders in England, that's probably why he didn't know, I didn't know either for the same reason. Year 6 is 5th grade in England.

I don't think they call it 5th grade in sweden

For the two above me who didn't get it, it's because of the misspelled 'fifth'

Not everyone uses "grades". We use "years" which is much simpler.

@@aurora6920 dude they're making fun of the fact that PewDiePie misspelled "fifth", not the fact that he doesn't understand the American school system 😂😂

seriously flawed system. what is going on down there??

straight hell over here, like i know things and nothing at all as well

I don't know, I went to several different schools in Arizona, and Illinois, both states vastly different from one another in their system and teaching. Arizona was far more laid back but suffers at being one of he worst states for schooling, while Illinois was a better state for schooling they added in so much unnecessary work it seemed entirely pointless many times.

nah this is heavily dependent on your area. a lotta this i either wasn't exposed to at all, or taught at least later into middle school

Nah I honestly think they picked questions more specific on the wide topics kids are actually taught but maybe I’m wrong

well i mean they got 14 corrects out of 23 which means 60,8% correct. so they weren't wrong

@@oryzaa378 no they got 58.3 percent but 60th percentile means 60% of people who took the quiz are below, and 40% above

@@minimumt3n204 i know what percentile means. but how did you get 58.3%?

@@oryzaa378 ah sorry I did 14÷24, not 23 haha my bad

@@minimumt3n204 aight, my dude 👍🏼

as a hungarian person hearing pewds say budapest is the capital of portugal, same, especially because he's been to both budapest and lisbon😭

Obrigado

Shut yp

I know that feel brah

As a Brazilian person hearing them say that made me laugh out loud

And he proved himself.

Nah wth u are new u gotta watch him long to know how much they collab

What does cheesing mean? Sorry, English is my second language.

I smiled as soon as I saw Jack

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@@boredasf-zy8bj Been watching since the 2012 Amnesia days and was just stating that I love when they collab, but go off I guess 🤷‍♀

@@merej_yt It is says your such a dumbass

And he was here with Marzia a few years ago. 😭

@@Koyikocchi I KNOW 😭

Lmao

Fr, usually it's Americans being .... ... less smart abt Geography.

Samee xD but to be fair, Jack guessed right so its half success

I was thinking the same thing

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Cringe af 😂

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Yes

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@Jack Wrath people have lives but when someone wants to do something they enjoy, you shitting on them is really ass-holeish

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@@CODE.131 that's the whole joke

nah I never learned about that in school 💀💀

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What?! They have been doing collab since then you probably did not see old videos of them together. You should look into it!

They've done it many times before in case you didn't know. But no matter how many times they do it'll always be a great video😂🥂

Must be new here lol

As a non native speaker, thanks for the fact 😂.

As a native speaker thank you for this comment haha

As non native speaker I know these terms as pronunciation of type A and type B.

searched for this one, thanks from a non native

I learned it pretty simply as if you can hear the sound of or the “name” of the vowels (A E I O or U) as how you would pronounce them in the saying the letter aloud by themselves in the word, then that vowel is long. But for example if you see a word that has an ‘A’ in it’s spelling, in the pronunciation of that word out loud, you don’t hear an ‘A’ like you normally would say it when saying the letter A just by itself, then it’s a short vowel. It would sound like “ahh” rather than a hard ‘A’

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@@Milfappreciater Uh...

Not a teacher, just an American and English nerd.. I did know this, but seeing it anew I think it SHOULD have a different name, because it’s imprecise. Our language is already hard enough to learn! Not that the name will change, but I’ll silently judge “long vowel sound” from now on, lol. That was a good explanation though, you seem like a good teacher.

Damn, english is so fucking dumb

So this is why english sounds weird to me, it's long vowels' fault all along!

Which do you prefer?

Doesn't take long to learn metric

@@walrus2515 not the poster but i graduated high school two years ago. i may be biased as a nursing major (we take many science classes) but i very much prefer the metric system. america just wants to be different.

@@czarinapornuevo3764 same I know both and I prefer the metric system. The conversions make more sense compared to americas system.

@@czarinapornuevo3764 absolutely false. We don’t want to use imperial, we have just used it for a long time and it’s integral to our infrastructure (16 inch studs, etc.) and imperial works better in daily life. Scientifically, metric works better.

They'll probably end up arguing for 20 mins. about a topic that has no connection to the question. lmao

@@angee9516 thats what makes it great

@Jack Wrath npc

and mark

Not to mention he doesn’t know the capital? The one city he went to in portugal 😂

Usually Europeans are good in geography :D

I was thinking the same!! xD I for sure thought he was going to get it right because he visited Budapest with Marzia in 2018

He has a vlog of his Budapest trip on his channel FFS! :D

@@Imiliukea europeans are an abomnshn at geography