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  • everybody Welcome back to flag slash man Friday.

  • I hope you like the Paulao episode would hope you gave it and ah, Paul louse.

  • Thank you.

  • I am Thurston from Instagram.

  • For that joke, I kind of stole it from you and I'm giving you credit.

  • By the way, Geography now T shirts.

  • Get them a geography now dot com It's not selling out if it's my product, any who, As you know, there's a part where we either fix up the small mistakes in the episode or talk about things that didn't quite make it into the episode.

  • For one.

  • When I was talking about why they speak Japanese, I meant to say, World war slash the Japanese empire, not World War Two.

  • What kind of lead into World War Two In the political animation, I meant to say, Papa.

  • New Guinea is sometimes considered part of Australasia, partially because it shares the same continental shelf as Australia.

  • But a lot of people consider Austral Asia, Australia and New Zealand, even in New Zealand, doesn't share the continental shelf.

  • It's confusing, and also I forgot to mention the fact that they had a railway that was built by the Japanese during Japanese Empire Times.

  • It is not in use today, but you can still see the tracks, and it's kind of like a fun little site that you can check out.

  • And we were going to have some native Palau wins, do a video.

  • I told some people to record themselves that they just didn't have time and didn't work out.

  • I'm sorry, but I wish they could have sent in the video.

  • In any case, there's a lot of other things we could've mentioned.

  • If you know of anything, feel free to put in the Commons.

  • Otherwise, let's begin without further, do you?

  • It's always great to do Pacific Island nations on what you think about finally meeting.

  • Hannah's husband, Ian, is a great guy.

  • It's weird.

  • They're kind of like alternate universe versions of Caleb and Gillian.

  • Anyway, Palau has a flag, and we kind of have to talk about.

  • The flag of Palau is a blue banner with a yellow disk in the center.

  • Pretty simple.

  • So much of the flags of Japan and Bangladesh.

  • But like Bangladesh, that disk is a little off center, so that while waving it gives off the image of a center disk.

  • The bright blue field, of course, represents the ocean and the nation's position in it, as well as the transition from a Dominion to a self governing state.

  • The yellow disk in the center actually represents the moon, not the sun, a full moon, to be exact, the full moon ties into their culture.

  • The reason being because the time during a full moon is considered the optimum time for human activity, such as in fishing, sowing, harvesting and tree felling and canoe carving.

  • It is also a symbol of peace, love and tranquility.

  • Many might say that it is suggested that the Palau and Flag got its inspiration from the rising sun flag of Japan, symbolizing the friendship between the two countries.

  • However, the designer of the flag, John Blouse Cabe Ong, has denied the connections are if I butchered his name, given my prior to this there under various other nation states and empire flags, the most recent one being the USA as a trust territory, had six stars representing all of the Micronesian island states that they had under their trust territory.

  • That's where Micronesia gets their flag from.

  • We explain this already and of course today they are a compact free association state with the U.

  • S.

  • A.

  • We already talked about it in the video otherwise prior to World War Two.

  • There under the Japanese both as a South Pacific mandate and an Imperial Navy occupied state, and are two that they're under the Germans under German New Guinea.

  • They're part of the Philippines under the first Philippine Republic.

  • Before breaking away, we mentioned in the video as well, and prior to that there under the Spanish under the Spanish East Indies and now we move on to the Palau State seal.

  • The seal contains a disc showing a traditional by house that we talked about in the Palau episode, used as community meeting structures in Palau in society, with a banner in English reading Official Seal waving over the house.

  • At the bottom of the house lie 16 stone symbolizing the 16 states of Palau and the year 1981 symbolizing the year of becoming a trust territory which many see as the beginning of the independence movement.

  • On the bottom in English are the words Republic of Palau, whereas on the top lies the words in the Palau and language will Bill era Cholula, which is the name of the national Congress, that translates to the House of whispered Decisions.

  • Now keep in mind, the state seal also does kind of common a few other different forms with slight differences, especially on embassies, for example.

  • Some of them contain palm fronds on the side.

  • The by house has a lot more detail with images and patterns, and some of them have the circle divided into four symbol on the sides of the seal representing wealth we talked about in the episode as well.

  • But yeah, as a sovereign state, this is pretty much the only steal that they've had.

  • That pretty much does it.

  • And that means you know what time it is.

  • It's time for geography.

  • Fan mail time.

  • All right, Welcome back to fan Friday.

  • As you know, we usually have guest stars that come on and they've already been in the episode.

  • So we'll say hi to Hannah and her husband.

  • E N No, they are married.

  • Hannah, you've done this poor, and you have not.

  • Basically we're just gonna start off with post guards.

  • We have Serena from Albania, Alexi from Russia.

  • Guys, we have Samuel from Mississippi.

  • Even who visited?

  • Uh, Antigua, Guatemala.

  • A right Lee from sturgeon.

  • Thank you, Aaron, for sending this card from Edinburgh.

  • I think your name is Peek P E.

  • I ke visited the Vatican.

  • All right.

  • Next we have they signed it with a squiggle.

  • Okay.

  • Squiggle person from ambiguous land of colors.

  • Slovenia, Slovenia.

  • Dom sent us a postcard from Hawaii.

  • Yaka who visited Lasko, Slovenia.

  • Another Slovenia.

  • Wow.

  • Okay, It says say his full name.

  • Okay.

  • No, no.

  • I don't know if you want to be on blast like Mr Blake visited.

  • China is from Chongqing.

  • China.

  • Yeah.

  • Okay.

  • Yeah, I would love that place.

  • Yeah.

  • What if it's not in the stroller?

  • He says this is from Chongqing.

  • Exactly.

  • Incredibly.

  • Okay.

  • Thank you, Nick from San Francisco.

  • Who visited Brazil, then soy smartness.

  • That's a cool place.

  • He was in my video.

  • John Ming from Virginia, Chinese American who visited Colorado and New Mexico.

  • Thank you.

  • Thio.

  • Comment, I guess.

  • Well, thanks.

  • Calm and Merrick.

  • Istanbul, Turkey.

  • Okay, who is?

  • It's Caleb.

  • I love Caleb.

  • Uh, if you guys know this will just take a side now.

  • I love Caleb.

  • I'm married.

  • Yeah.

  • Love him.

  • Riley.

  • at Kurt, who sent us a postcard from New Zealand.

  • Thank you, Kurt.

  • We got Cecil, who visited Japan.

  • Next.

  • It's Ah, Alessandra.

  • What city is that?

  • That is a good question.

  • Is in France, France, Guys, this is the coolest postcard that I've seen so far.

  • Barra is at the border of North Korea.

  • She says that this letter will arrive in one year from now.

  • Bjorn sends this from Norway.

  • All right.

  • Next.

  • Thank you, Kim.

  • And it's from the, uh, ho ting market in Thailand.

  • Is this a floating market road?

  • You know, it could be floating.

  • This'll postcards from Wendel, Iris, Pilot and Elizabeth visited.

  • That came.

  • And the Caribbean.

  • This is Serena.

  • Who sent this from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

  • Sarajevo, Right.

  • The next ones from Sam from Lichten.

  • I just do the car on that.

  • No, thank you, Ted.

  • Who visited Jordan?

  • Thank you, Alex.

  • Who visited Greece?

  • Acropolis in Athens.

  • Acropolis.

  • Crawford Crotchless Ingres.

  • Thank you, Jenny.

  • Who?

  • Uh, is from Swaziland or now called Swati Nation.

  • I think that's a Jenny we met in Norway from Alexey and Alice.

  • Sandra and they are from Russia and Belgium.

  • But they are visiting Orlando and Universal.

  • Harry Potter and you guys been to the Harry Potter world in Universal.

  • Yeah, that's great.

  • Ride.

  • What's called the one?

  • No, no, no.

  • The one in the the whatever it's called.

  • I figured out a cool way to skip the line.

  • You have to go through the gift shop.

  • Fun.

  • Fact, if you visit L.

  • A they're gonna close that loophole immediately.

  • Yeah, now that I've mentioned the secret anyway.

  • Thank you, Paul.

  • Who?

  • Ah, visited.

  • Where is this from?

  • Medicine hat, Alberta, Canada.

  • All right.

  • Thank you, Damian.

  • Who's from Poland, but visited.

  • This was also for window eyeless Violet and Elizabeth.

  • And they are in Jamaica.

  • Let's like they're on a cruise.

  • Hey, guys.

  • And Hannah is actually for you.

  • I'm less from the Netherlands, and this postcard is from my village.

  • All right.

  • This one is from poetry from Indonesia.

  • And this is the special seal of the monarchy.

  • Thank you, Swine, from sending this postcard for us way.

  • Got a postcard from Huns.

  • Who is from China.

  • I guess you live there.

  • Cool doesn't really look like China, though.

  • It has, like a that looks like Italy and it's sent from Europe.

  • I don't know you say you're from China, but you sent like an Italy postcard.

  • I don't get it.

  • You people are weird.

  • Sometimes this one's pretty cool.

  • It's from Matt, who's from Ohio.

  • But he's traveling through the South Pacific and he sent one from now through who are first now rule postcard.

  • Yeah, that's so cool.

  • So that is pretty much all of the post cards and stuff we got.

  • Let's just do packages.

  • Now.

  • That's pretty loud.

  • I'll start us off.

  • Okay, we got this, uh, this stuff hat and a glass from Lila, who is from Kentucky.

  • It's all about the Kentucky Derby.

  • The Derby is kind of a big deal here in Kentucky.

  • Takes place my hometown of Louisville or Louisville.

  • That's how you really pronounce it.

  • That's all the locals pronounce it.

  • Yeah, this is called a Pegasus pin on DDE a glass.

  • So Kentucky.

  • Kentucky.

  • We got some lovely So zombie Lee.

  • So from Salon.

  • He is from Syria, but he lives in Louisville, Colorado.

  • Louisville, Really?

  • I know the little Colorado, but I believe you.

  • I just did.

  • Louisville, Kentucky.

  • I guess there's a Louisville anyways, and he's really excited about the Serie episode This is the second time I've gotten Aleppo soap.

  • Interesting.

  • I guess Aleppo is very famous for their self.

  • All right, This next one is from Eric Who, Uh, it's actually to you, Hannah, and it says, Hey, I hear that Hannah can eat anything.

  • Get her to try one of these bourbon balls.

  • Let's do it.

  • I'm gonna fight you for cause Chocolate can hope there's to try this chocolate.

  • That's the bourbon Chocolate.

  • Just go for it.

  • Bourbon was a bourbon for mu.

  • You like it?

  • I know you don't like it.

  • I like your spirit in here, I guess.

  • One of packages.

  • Well, uh, let's just put it in a package.

  • It smells like Syrians.

  • Hope you like it.

  • So I'm into it with me.

  • The rest of you that was really growth.

  • Really.

  • I love bourbon shock.

  • You don't like that weird aftertaste?

  • Bourbon.

  • I don't like it.

  • All right, Cassie, um, from docile door, Germany sent us a package since he's really cool a car.

  • And these neat little, um looks like money, coins and a guard at the model of her family car that took her home from the hospital.

  • And she had a lot of memories That's so personal things.

  • My name is harsh.

  • I am from I am Indian and Pakistani descent.

  • You're both I'm from upstate New York.

  • I just want to say thank you for making a geography now.

  • Video for Pakistan and India.

  • It means a lot to me as a token of my appreciation.

  • Here's a shirt and a gift to you.

  • A shirt signifies unity between the nations of India and Pakistan.

  • Stop war, start cricket.

  • I mean, they both love cricket.

  • And this is another package.

  • This was actually sent for Keith.

  • Hey, Barbs.

  • My name is Shawn.

  • I just got back from our honeymoon in Namibia.

  • I am sending this from D.

  • C.

  • Where I am taking my training to become a U.

  • S.

  • Diplomat.

  • Just to let you know the State Department is watching your show.

  • I'll be telling all my colleagues about it.

  • U S State Department.

  • Our government watches the show, Cindy, some swag.

  • Your state.

  • Everyone on your show is a treasure.

  • But I gotta say, Keith is my favorite.

  • He's hilarious.

  • I love the new music section.

  • I will forever picture Latvia and Lithuania.

  • Is Keith an address I wanted to send you all a musical instrument from Namibia.

  • Keith, I hope you find some use for this in your band.

  • If not, enjoy it nonetheless.

  • So thing is for Keith and you finish us off, right?

  • This is a pretty comprehensive on this is from, uh, Matias, uh, from Austria.

  • And he says he wants to tell us a little bit about his home state of Tirol Tirol roll.

  • Yeah, he says it may be a bit of a stretch, but it's kind of like the Texas of Austria.

  • He said, Not so much with the Cowboys, but more about that guns.

  • Apparently they have a lot of shooting clubs and it goes back all the way to the Middle Ages.

  • Whoa!

  • Okay, that's awesome.

  • In year, we got to send all these key chains for each of us.

  • I think I will put this on my little on.

  • Then he sent a couple hats from Austria with this one's hilarious.

  • It says there's no kangaroos in Austria, this one from your home state, dude Tirol, the book about the Kaiser, which apparently they're about to celebrate the 500 year either in your anniversary of the death of Austrian cocoa.

  • Maybe chocolates.

  • And then what is this?

  • Syrup?

  • Oh, yeah, that's awesome.

  • Did shot glasses?

  • Innsbruck shock Last keep with There's s and different types of the core we've got.

  • Thank you, man.

  • This is awesome Way.

  • Do you wanna do a quick shot before you guys leave?

  • Which one you want to do?

  • Well, they're all peach.

  • This one's apple, By the way, geography now does not endorse underage drinking.

  • If you're underage, do not drink.

  • We are all of age.

  • Does that weaken?

  • Drink.

  • So let's do this.

  • You can smell it.

  • It smells Austrian Peach.

  • Snow Schnapps.

  • Ready?

  • Cheers to you, Metis.

  • They owe you guys.

  • Cheers to Austria.

  • 321 All right, well, guys, that's just about it.

  • I did not bring the return address contest back, so we'll have to go back to my place into it.

  • But before we go, you guys have anything left to say to the fans?

  • Thanks for me on the show.

  • I'm out here.

  • All right.

  • And here is the bag of return addresses.

  • I put all of your return address is in here.

  • I pick a name and whoever wins gets a job, you know, no pad.

  • And but all right, so let's do this.

  • Let's do this.

  • Alexis, from Florida, you just won.

  • So thanks for watching this episode.

  • You've just been flagged.

everybody Welcome back to flag slash man Friday.

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フラグ/ファンフライデーPALAU!(地理ナウ!) (Flag/ Fan Friday PALAU! (Geography Now!))

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