Can You Name Every European City In 30 Minutes? 

If I were a Brit, I would have messed up French geography on purpose 😀

French geography? You mean extended Germany

​@@chickenwarriorrgermany? Really? You could have atleast said belgium to make me a minmum mad

Tbh I used to think that too because it’s northern France and in history they tell us the Normans were from Northern France

Yeah, when he started with Scandinavia, Göteborg was the first one I thought of after the capital cities, but he completely ignored it.

Add "New" in front to double the score!

As a Virginian, how did he miss Dumfries in Scotland. I grew up near Dumfries, Virginia.

@@dcseain I'm from NOVA and currently at Virginia Tech and have never heard of Dumfries

@@dcseain Everyone in Britannia here forgets about Dumfries since its so far away from everything else, OH and it's not legally a "city", its just a large town (By Scottish standards).

​@dcseain it's a small town I'd guess

Mainz is way more famous historically

@@guppy719 Also because of the car racing competition I would say

And who forgets Brest? Never forget the Brest City in France.

He forgets a lot. Toulouse bologna Palermo Syracusa Amsterdam Lyon basel colonge nurenburg Gothenburg leeds liverpool Genoa verona Rimini Padua narvik Bratislava Sarajevo

​@@OnibushouBrest would also give him another city in Belarus

​@@brianweber4154 To give him his due, he got some of those that you mentioned; and he was robbed with Palermo!

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How is "Dorf" considered a city lol

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Depends on the definition. The geographical definition would be the Scandinavian peninsula which includes the north-west of Finland, but not Denmark (unless you count Scania as Danish).

Fennoscandia is a much more logical geographical region if you ignore the culture/history reasons for including Denmark

@@ibx2cat Fennoscandia yes does include Finland and exclude Denmark, because the majority of Denmark isn't on the scandinavian peninsula. But the word Scandinavia encompasses only Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Because of said cultural and historical reasons, as you mentioned. But also linguistical, since swedes, danes and norwegians can understand eachother's languages interchangably, while finnish stems from indo-uralic, along with hungarian. Finland is much more closely related to russia and the rest of the slavs historically and culturally. That's why we have the two distinctions Fennoscandia and Scandinavia. I hope none of this comes across as demeaning or anything of the sort, I'm a huge fan of your channel, but couldn't resist being an offended scandinavian dane 😂

Finland is in some cases but not in all cases.

's-Hertogenbosch always reminds me of the tiny swiss town called Herzogenbuchsee which is also difficult to type and say for non-german speakers and it means almost the same it's just the duke's lake not his forest :D

You did it correctly, it is spelt 'alone'

A lot of those population figures are wrong or misleading. Just off the top of my head, they halved the population of Dublin, probably because of the way the city is carved up into different municipal local government areas. I didn't catch what they said Paris' population was, but going by the size of the circle, they rate it as _significantly_ smaller than London when in fact they are 'much of a muchness' with each other. Without laboriously deconstructing the whole thing, the problem seems to be that most cities are significantly 'over' or 'underbounded', compared to the area that is actually built~up - which is to my mind, almost always the most valid criterion for what constitutes 'the city' when discussing it's population, but all too often they either go with the 'Metropolitan Area', which will bring in a lot of the nearby dormitory towns and rural population; or in cities that are governed via a patchwork of local authority areas, they will simply give the population of the biggest or most central 'city council' area (or equivalent), or the one named for the city of which they are a smaller part. Again with Paris, I have seen its population given as anything from roughly 2,000,000 people, to 8,000,000 or more. In America, disparities in population statistics can be even wider! One hopes that however they've assessed population figures in this game, that they've at least been consistent (or as consistent as they _can_ be, anyway!)

in most european and indoeuropean languages if you write down C you read C [:ts:] and not K .. so when you say podgoriKa my ears are bleading the same as when you say that malaga is an island :D

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Turku is 200 km from helsinki

shut up

Yeah, Interrail is actually pretty cheap for how far you can go with it.

Yeah 😂

he was thinking of espoo

I've got 121 while drunk from Germany and a female fren from UK takes it too.

Don't worry, you'll only get worse from there

@@someguy729 lol