Loud American tourists

Because Every American knows speaking Louder means that non English speakers can understand you.😷

If you have ever been to the Canadian side of the Niagara Falls area, you can spot the Americans a mile away. Their big hair and loud voices

It's in the "stereotypes are us" guide for traveling .

Because they think they own the world, but they won't for long.

And because they speak like that everywhere.

I don't think that's an American thing. I think that's just a tourist thing. Here where I'm at I kinda think Cuban immigrants are the loudest

They are just as annoying in the home land.

They’re often shouting “Help! There are stairs and no elevator!” 🤭

so they will magically understand English in a foreign land
(duh!)

So people can hear them

it helps you understand english

There's a perception among some people, that volume or speaking very slowly, overcomes the language barrier.🤦🏻‍♂️

In case anyone else is talking. You can let everyone know what you have to say is more important

They're actually quiet compared to the local population here

It's not just in other countries.

WHAT DID YOU SAY ?????

We are in the US and get a lot of tourists, and many are loud. I don't know why.

They equipped with amplifier inside their throat lol

Because they are inherently annoying and obnoxious

Americans' hearing isn't as good as other people. Germans, for example, have very acute hearing and can easily speak softly.

They’re loud everywhere they go. It’s a mental illness.

Hard of hearing, the poor things. Must be from all the Gun shots.

Because they don't speak the local language?

To establish our dominance.

They don’t care as long as we are spending money

@mrmistery 😆hello you limeys 👋 we are here from the united states of america nice too meet you all lol

Cultural difference maybe. Maybe it doesn't seem to us like we're being loud.

I don't know! But I sure as heck appreciate the clarity of it!
Maybe, no joke intended, it's because the roar of engines, the driving, mowing, blowing and cutting sounds are really, really loud in the USA.

We are deaf from all the rock n roll and rave parties

Ever been to Italy? no one is louder than the locals there!

Why do Irish men drink so much? 🤷‍♂️

cause we were raised to think we're superior to the rest of the world.


BUT, I've seen this exact same behavior in European tourists in the United States. So...

Who's complaining

It’s making sure people know you’re American.

To annoy all of you whiny, overgeneralizing lot of course

I would answer this post but I'm too busy yelling out my window and playing my bongos

Louder than New Yorkers????? Oh wait! New York City isn't ANOTHER country, but t IS full of people from outher countries.

What?

WHAT YIOU THINK WE ARE LOUD OH MY I AM SORRY!!

Lmao. Pro-censorship.

I never speak loudly anywhere.

well we are descended from the Brits after all. I usually just fake a German accent!

i speak loudly does that mean i'm american

Why do Irish people drink so much alcohol?

Why do they often seem stupid?

Why don't you appreciate the revenue American tourists bring?

Why didn't you give yourself a better username, mrmisery?

HEY DUMMY TELL ME WHERE'S THE RESTROOM. WHATS THE MATTER? NO SPEAKA ENGLISH? I AM AN AMERICAN!

The English are the worst... especially the ones that come here and talk like Dick Van Dyke... 🤔

No one wants to listen

I was born and raised in Sweden and I travel the world a lot on business. What I find with humans is that we tend to be attracted to things that are like ourselves, rather than be attracted to our opposite.

For example, if people from various Nations are on a guided tour together, people from the same country will tend to migrate toward each other and join each other at a dinner table. It's not the commonality of language that attracts us to each other, it's commonality of familiar sameness that attracts people of a country to other people of that same country while traveling abroad.

When it comes to American tourists, it's the same thing. Americans tend to be attracted to other Americans in a tour group, despite neither group of Americans previously knowing each other. Everyone in the tour group from different Nations can all be speaking English, yet commonality of language clearly isn't the attraction. The attraction is familiarity of sameness, meaning Americans tend to be attracted to people who remind them of themselves, which of course are only other Americans!

The fact that Americans make loud tourists is part of this unconscious equation, yet I've come to observe that loudness among Americans even while on their own turf is an American trait that's shared among Americans in general.

Therefore when Americans travel abroad, their apparent loudness is more like a mating call to other Americans, than it is an act of self-importance and perceived obnoxious behavior as viewed by other people from different Nations.

So every one notices them as look I'm american😛