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  1. The Japanese girl malfunctioned with reino unido de gran bretaña e irlaanda del Norte.

  2. The Mexican one intentionally reads out the full name to make it seem longer, for example for UK it’s United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

  3. Oranda sounds like orange (what in Dutch is oranje, so still similiar)), what is the color of the country. The flag was orange, white and blue, but the orange turned red later on. The orange os part of the royal fam. IDK if it actually based of it. Or mby it is based of Holland, as the country is known by that, even though it is 2 provinces (although had 1 once historically), but thanks 2 some miscommunications and changes over time it is for many countries the same name.

  4. I would like to tell my Indian sister that the United Kingdom is a group of four countries whereas England is a separate country.

  5. 🇬🇧→イギリス、英国、英、英吉利、グレートブリテン及び北アイルランド連合王国
    🇺🇲→アメリカ、米国、米、亜米利加、アメリカ合衆国

  6. Como hispano, yo nunca digo "La Republica", los Etados, nada de pre…..Indonesia……ya que solo las Republicas son paises, Russia y EE.UU son diferentes, sin embargo, California es un pais, PERO!!!!!

  7. Oranda reminds me of my 7th-8th grade history text book where they referred Dutch(people) as "walandao"(singular: walanda)

  8. The mexican one is definitely reading the full official name rather than the shorter one that people use. In English the UK is = The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (which seems similar to the mexican one) but of course no one says that.

  9. We don't say it like that in Spanish, it might be the official name but NO ONE says it like that, he's not saying it like the others.

  10. Oranda is a transliteration of the Portuguese name for the Netherlands: Holanda. Since the Portuguese were the first European nation to make contact with the Japanese, a lot of Portuguese words stuck around (like tempura!). The Netherlands is/was often referred to as Holland, because it was the most prosperous province of the Dutch Republic. The Indonesian word for The Netherlands, Belanda, also comes from Portuguese for the same reason.

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