It's easy to forget this is actually a masterclass in communication when you can understand everything. As a native German speaker, I can confirm the most frustrating part of this video by far was Cameera's attempts at reading Cyrillic 💀

Venkatanarasimharajuvaripeta is no longer the official longest train station name in India since they renamed Chennai Central to "Puratchi Thalaivar Dr. M.G. Ramachandran Central" - sad.

"Wer hat sich den Scheiß ausgedacht?!?" 😂😂😂

36:08 NO IT IS THAT!!!! 😭
42:40 Cameera found the 5k so fast, she didn't even need your explanation lol. I was impressed with her ability to find info and go the right way, clearly a good moving player in her own right.
What a tough challenge that you and Cameera both did amazing at, really entertaining and good concept for a video :)

Even as a Russian, I find "Staronizhesteblievskaya" not any better than "Gotthelffriedrichsgrund". "Venkatanarasimharajuvaripeta" takes the cake, though. Also, Cameera's cyrillic reading is not awful 😀

Love how Cameera mixed up how to say German numbers at least once. Like I noticed she said 75 instead of 57 (not that it mattered here 😆). So relatable 😅

So sympathisch, wie sie einfach in der gleichen Geschwindigkeit redet, mit der man Kleinkindern etwas erklärt

I can confidently say I cant do any of this, even in English.
The bit with you both speaking French was really funny.

Long place name galore that was hahahahah what are the chances

lmaooo this was great. evil locs (i imagine calamity cackling) but nicely solved, very entertaining

Remind me to never tell Calamity that I'm bad at Cyrillic!

This was delightful and entertaining to watch! I like blind guegessr in general, and doing it bilingually made it even better. My German skills are roughly on the same level as Jake's, so it was good language excercise for me too. Plus Gotthelffriedrichsgrund made me laugh out loud. Such an amazing place name!

I wonder who would Google the longest town maps and make a map of that 😂

Jake is a huge inspiration.

I think the Google Maps database broke due to the long French name so it wasn't displayed...

You were spot on when you said "ypsilon is Greek". The letter is called "y grec" in French for a reason.

For a couple of locations having Jake in the loop seemed more of a hindrance than a help. But that's part of the challenge of course. Very entertaining for me, as I understand both languages. And I can confirm, when mixing 3 or more languages keeping everything straight in your mind is hard

31:45 LMAOOO

It was great fun watching and listening to you both in this video. 🤗😄

Wow, what an impressive video! Greetings from Germany