The Awesome Design of the Euro!

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Title	:	The Awesome Design of the Euro!
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The Bulgarian is not a [je], it's just [e]
Comment from : @markichonachoto

Man I love the euro bills There are so many cool features and little secrets on these bills
Comment from : @GattoCatto_

Fun fact: if Ukraine joins a new script and a new abbreviation will be neccessary (ЄЦБ, Євро) because Є in Ukrainian makes the sound the sound E makes most other slavic languages
Comment from : @RaisedEyebrowEmojii

Look at Indian rupee, you will find 23 different languages
Comment from : @42swayamswaruppatra31

Nah I'll take the US Dollar everyday
Comment from : @Joey_E_Portela

They did strongarm Latvia into misspelling “EIRO”, which derives from “Eiropa” as in the ECB transcription, though
Comment from : @paschqa-o5l

You Europeans and your woke money💶 😂 The head of our government here in America would be redesigning that bill because inclusiveness and diversity are considered profane now
Comment from : @DeMonSpencer

No the euro sucks and it's boring and ugly
Comment from : @schneemannX

BULGARIA MENTIONED RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Comment from : @ardmison

Im Croatian and I always knew about the three scripts but the ECB I never noticed
Comment from : @jankaipremec2747

How is croatian ESB? As a Bosnian i would say Evropska Centralna Banka
Comment from : @Tohan-Castle

Soh? You can read all the languages
Comment from : @AKSAbdulNazar

Thanks for pronouncing the english words well, I could understand even though I don't speak a word of english
Comment from : @Portponky

It's never completely neutral - how do you decide which one comes first?
Comment from : @baganatube

Sir, you defaced currency
Comment from : @finncloison5072

I think you meant inclusive, rather than neutralbrIf it were linguistically neutral, no particular language would be represented, and thus it wouldn't need to be changed to include a newcomer
Comment from : @W_Qimuel

euroglaze
Comment from : @zpydd_

how cool!!!
Comment from : @cristinamorarescu7187

reminds me of how the nickname for the International Organization for Standardization is ISO in all languages they wanted a standard acronym for international use so they DIDN'T use an acronym at all
Comment from : @happily_blue

Bulgaria also doesn't use the euro haha
Comment from : @violamandyfinnigan5463

However, Euro is Latvian is Eiro meaning it doesn’t represent the Latvian word for the money on the billet
Comment from : @elpadredodu1590

Would be good to make a follow up on what European languages aren't represented as they're mot official - for example Basque should have EBZ
Comment from : @paulbiologist

why is the greek term for ECB giving me hardcore lost media vibes?
Comment from : @DariusPopescu

Bro wrote on a banknote 👮👮
Comment from : @TMS-Ricko

As an American I only heard KFC
Comment from : @AbdullahEl2

What about turkey?
Comment from : @omarhaidar5799

you pronounced thr bulgarian one wrongly you pronounced "E" as it is in russian, but in russian it makes a "ye" sound, and in bulgarian it's a "e" sound, without the y
Comment from : @FrokStudios

The ESB are printed on 50-, 100-, and 200 euro notes tho
Comment from : @hyunjinki1995

Defacing currency is a crime Hope you know that
Comment from : @MultiSciGeek

🇭🇷🇭🇷🙋‍♀️
Comment from : @jerryantolos5665

I found 50€ on the ground ( Im french )
Comment from : @Rip_Elyesca

BCE and ECB also works for Poland
Comment from : @Byzantine_Vengance

ECB is also for the nethrlands and the dutch speaking part or belgium
Comment from : @Itsspeedyboi8

For serbian its "ЕЦБ"
Comment from : @yourfriendlyneigborhoodserb

sweden: 👁️👄👁️
Comment from : @Iscreamredwhiteandblue123

Translate:brJobr(In Ghanaian language called ewe)
Comment from : @Noah-h9j

You are now my favorite YouTuber, because you pronounced ΕΚΤ
Comment from : @ΑγγελικήΚουκουμπεδάκη

i love the desing of the euro brhrvatska
Comment from : @spooderman-99

Funny, Bulgaria doesn’t even have Euros but their Bulgarian Lev (BGN/ЛВ)brbr(1 Lev is about 0,51 Euro or 0,52 US Dollars or 0,76 Canadian Dollars)
Comment from : @M48Tbusposities

POLAND MENTIONED
Comment from : @komrade_gagarin

Good,but just bit issue with west slavic they pronunce lethers little bit different
Comment from : @Aiyapmaster

Do You know all those langueges ?
Comment from : @0jekjdinowjdljxn3od

you speak like a nerd :p
Comment from : @amirscol

Here in india, almost all the states speak a different language so it's a similar thing for bank notes here
Comment from : @spacetasticadi6103

Writing it all down 🙌
Comment from : @Alpha-f5z

Sounds like a great jdea, with the best of intentions! What could possibly go wrong?
Comment from : @baxthered

🇧🇬🤝🇷🇴brbrbrLet's migrate to Germany
Comment from : @Necoconeco26

How dare you leave Estonia out
Comment from : @akramsubandar5334

Ale Polska nawet nie korzysta z euro 😂
Comment from : @Alex-hu4kq

The Dollar looks way better and is more legendary
Comment from : @Vanderlindegang1899

Bro should see Rupee notes
Comment from : @avnnig

India has been doing it since independence lol
Comment from : @qalidurut7249

Not linguistically neutral English is always first
Comment from : @downburst3236

It would be ESB for Norway too had they been in the EU
Comment from : @Grillbert

Average Indian Bank note with 22 Languages and atleast 7 scripts
Comment from : @PratUshh

monopoly money
Comment from : @bigman7856

it should be in german
Comment from : @prussia77

India also prints 14 languages on its currency notes brInd it a has 5000 languages brA dozen of them spoken by more people than most European languages most so them are more ancient than any European language and each has huge ancient literature behind it
Comment from : @dcmhsotaeh

Do Indian Rupee next
Comment from : @missingfaktor

🇧🇬🇪🇺🇧🇬🇪🇺🇧🇬🇪🇺🇧🇬🇪🇺🇧🇬
Comment from : @samito8742

USD: Anyone want some paper?
Comment from : @JadenAizen

Stupid and over designed brThe EU needs to dissolve
Comment from : @LohenArc

it’s important to know the Denmark has its own currency that is called kroner/kr Sweden and Norway have the same name for their currency, but it’s slightly less valuable than the Danish krone
Comment from : @dannivinhj2911

As a an austrian i am sad
Comment from : @F22Raptor_Brqwlstars

There is actually a math-related method of telling whether the euro bill is real or made up Sum all of the digits in the number of the bill When you get the 2-digit number, sum these 2 digits If the result is 7, you're good If it's not well, you do you
Comment from : @azamp3

Many of them don't even use it
Comment from : @Steven-nb3uz

Never been more proud to be europian bgridy/b
Comment from : @HaraldsVišņevskis

What about serbia?
Comment from : @ClamorousPrime

MAD RESPECT!!!
Comment from : @gisellealexandrabrugeselle1485

What about Romani though
Comment from : @watchdominion7356

Why does BCE appear twice?
Comment from : @Pikabo0

bulgaria being unique
Comment from : @nobodyjustniki

Well "europska središnja banka" would actually be translated more like "middle european bank" rather than "central european bank" Croatians also use the word central (centralno), and actually do so commonly, so it would be "europska centralna banka"
Comment from : @Trulex750

Yay i saw slovenian flag for 2 sec
Comment from : @zonnawolfy5794

THAT EE KOO PEE WAS FABULOUS
Comment from : @mitähäh

How about BBC
Comment from : @MuhammadFahrullahMawardi

Ah yes Irish, a romance language
Comment from : @chicknorton8839

Nigeria goes further to have the amount of the money written in three indigenous languages, as well as Ajami script
Comment from : @AniKayode

The Cyrilliic was created in Bulgaria and Bulgaria is also the reason why it is one of the 3 official alphabets of the EU :DD
Comment from : @lyuvnslav1097

That's why they didn't add Turkey! They would have to add AMB (Avrupa Merkezi Bankası) and also add AVRO because it's pronounced that way in Turkish I mean, what other reason right?
Comment from : @huseyinemreeken3024

Finnish and Estonian being the only 2 in that group is honestly heartwarming
Comment from : @AjarTadpole7202

No palatalisation of e in Bulgarian please It is not Russian
Comment from : @christiangeiselmann

What's really funny is that Bulgaria doesn't even use Euro, we use лева or leva in latin
Comment from : @noone_2469

Literally Soviet money with 15 languages on them😂
Comment from : @flame9826

I thought the euro was a coin like all European money? Since when does europe have paper or printing technology? They don't even speak American All except that one little island that George Washington Carver colonized after general Patton and Robert E Lee kicked the Romans out of there during WWII
Comment from : @17Scumdog

You didn't add the Belgian flag with ECB
Comment from : @jaspervanoverbeke7227

It’s cute that they included the languages of countries that don’t have euro as their currency
Comment from : @yzma9959

My 50 euro has bce ecb ezb ekt ekp
Comment from : @Viper201cag

Slight correction In Bulgarian E is not "yeh" but just "eh" Considering the hot/cold history with Russia and general national pride over alphabet in Bulgaria, this was jarring to hear
Comment from : @jamipie3330