Já ouvi que a pronúncia do português br é muito parecida com o Russo, pq aparentemente pronunciamos igualmente ao russos todas as vogais, acho que é isso
pra não falantes de PT, a gente soa russo porém mais lento e cantado kkkkk já ouvi isso algumas vezes tbm, russo ou a linguagem do The Sims (ja ouvi mais de uma vez) UAHAUAH
@@hundred8379 Ambos parecem russo, ambos são portugues, só que o Portugues de Portugal é falado mais rapido por isso as vezes é bem confundido com espanhol ou russo, já o Brasieliro é mais confundiodo com Alemão, ou espanhol
Eu acho que os asiáticos em geral se interessam muito mais pelos norte americanos. Isso é uma pena pois os sul americanos tem uma grande variedade de estilos musicais,comidas regionais,festivais de tradições interessantes e muuuuito mais. Acho que para qualquer pessoa do mundo artistico deveriam se interessar mais sobre os ritmos latinos,isso iria abrir a sua mente e coração para muitas inspirações em suas músicas e danças. Infelizmente poucos deles conhecem os grandes artistas sul americanos.
Ellos están interesados en el mercado anglosajón, pero el mercado anglosajón están interesados en la música latina, ahora mismo la música latina está más pegada y generando mas dinero que la música norte americana.
@@brunnocesar1411 tbm kkk depende do local tbm, lá é pequeno mas o sotaque varia mt de região mesmo assim, da dois passo muda kkk. Mas pra mts gringos que não tao acostumado com esses T, P, R forte eles bugam ainda assim com o nosso msm sendo mais leve , então os comentários mais comuns são, parece que está cantando, fofo, e parece russo
Depende se tiver muitos txis, djis, sh, LH esse "ɐ" fechado de "est(ã)o" podem confundir já que esses sons são muito comuns no russo e o português europeu ainda é mais parecido pq tem um som de L e um i como NOIT(i) que só existe em línguas eslavas
@@namiire The COUNTRIES in europe may be considered latin for their LANGUAGE but the people in it are NOT called latinos and there is a big difference there. So don't start copy pasting google dictionary to try to prove a point when you know very well in what context they mean it in.
@@nine4059 Only the US use "latinos" in those terms. And it's kind of wrong, and even a bit derogatory/racist (they use for every American country south of USA, even those that don't speak Latin derived languages). For the rest of the world it's a matter of languages derived from Latin, and includes European countries.
It always amazes me how many notify of people from an Asian country have no idea about nothing from any other country but their own that’s so weird to me
Really generic, I love puerto rico but in this case seems like they know too "basic" (the country who invented reegaeton) to be making latin rythmic songs... like they searched the basic to "pass" on making reggaeton, when they actually should immerse themselves more in the culture to make a real appreciation!
fiquei chocada que eles não conhecem a rainha Shakira kkkk, eu como brasileira e latina conheço né, não acho que seja obvio para eles, mas poxa Shakira é muitoo famosaaa
Con la colombiana si se entiende que lo tuvieran difícil, de las comidas que mencionó sólo la bandeja paisa es 100% propia, pero lo demás es también muy representativo de Venezuela y de hecho Venezuela lo ha dado más a conocer internacionalmente. Cuando dijeron que les sonaba ''sancocho'' y ''empanada'' es casi seguro que lo escucharon o vieron referente a Venezuela y no de Colombia, sobre todo el sancocho.
@@claudialeister Eu soy venezuelano, por isso fiz essa comparação, eu conheço muito bem a cultura colombiana, e também um bocado da brasileira, por isso imaginava que você seria brasileira kkk. Saudações gigantes para você também! 🤗
Eles: Ela está falando russo, depois citaram alemão e depois francês " Eu: Parou parou parou, para que está ficando feio!!! E ao mesmo tempo engraçado 😂😂😂
I'm sorry but Barça/Futbol club Barcelona, is the best football/soccer team in the world. Or at least the best football/soccer "school". The best players like Messi grew up as football/soccer players with in this club, the "Cantera del Barça". So I get why Irene was upset. I mean, as a fellow Catalan, as a fellow "Barcelonian" I would be too. Though I don't care much for this sport to be honest 😅
thats me with eastern european countries. But even harder is some western asian countries (we usually learn of their eastern side like Koreas, Japan, China, Vietnam, etc) and African nations.
AH!!!! even portuguese from brasil can get people confused by non polish or russian speakers!! Now imagine portuguese from portugal that have a slavik sounds when talking :P Actually theres a video on youtube explaining why portuguese sound slavik for many.
It is funny how Portuguese is almost identical to Spanish when it is written, but sounds like Russian or French to someone who never heard the language before.
Latin was born in Europe and extended itself due to the Romanian Empire. Stop getting mad about something useless. European countries were the first Latin countries. Believe it or not French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian, come from latin making them Latin languages. And their speakers are Latinos. People who live in South America, you speak Spanish, French and Portuguese. Where did that languages come from? OMG they come from Europe! And they also come from Latin cause they are still the same Spanish, Portuguese and French- with some local variations. Eat humble pie. And read a history book.
Eu não fugiria dos esteriótipos Espanha: Touradas, monarquia, Cristovão Colombo, Paella, Flamenco, Picasso Brasil: Futebol, Carnaval, Gisele Bundchen, Amazônia, Ecologia Colômbia: Encanto, Família Madrigal, Shakira e café.
Alucino con la cantidad de comentarios que se enfadan porque hayan incluido a España dentro de los paises latino americanos. Ya da igual, disfrutad del video por favor, se han equivocado y qué? Es porque hablamos español igual que todos vosotros los latinos. Deberían haber escrito en el título países hispanos y latinos y ya no había confusión
Eso da idea de que en España hay casi una absoluta identificación con Europa, la cual se toma como referente en aspectos socio culturales, políticos y económicos, y cuan escasa es la identificación con Ibero América (este término es que me parece más correcto para los países con presencia significativa del español y portugués) hay en España. Es más, todos sabemos lo que significa un término muy generalizado en España, aún más despreciativo que el "Latin" en los USA, como es el de "Sudaca" para denominar a los cientos de miles de inmigrantes que provienen de la América de habla hispana, especialmente si tienen rasgos racializados.
I still, to this day, do not understand the usage of the word "latino/a", which stemmed from the USA (as always) a country that always labels others while at the same time it isn't able to label their people properly (couldn't come up with a better word than Americans, as if they were the only country in America, which is a freaking continent). Apart from this, the word "latino" comes from ancient Latin. The LANGUAGE. That is why we have latin-based or romance languages, which directly derive from Latin. Among them, the "Sardo" which is a language spoken in the island of Sardinia, Italy (where people speak Sardo and Italian) is considered the closest to the Latin language. Now, why do you label people from South America "latinos"? Definitely because it stems from an abbreviation of "Latin America" and why do you call it Latin America in the first place? To indicate an area where most people (the vast majority) speak latin-based languages, like Spanish and Portuguese, which is different from other parts of America. Mexico is still considered Latin America of course, since Mexicans speak spanish. The issue is that I have personally lived in south america, and I speak fluent Spanish, and I never ever heard anyone actually referring to themselves as "latino". I lived in Argentina and people would say "Soy argentino/a". Same with Colombia and many other countries. That leads me to believe that people from Latin America use the label "latino" only when they speak English, since, again, the connotation given to it didn't exist before the US started using the word (and at the beginning it was definitely not a very positive label...). Thus can you really say the word latino can actually represent latin american people? Im very curious. And since I am Italian, and I speak what is probably the closest language to ancient Latin, am I a Latina? Doesn't make any sense to me.
It's confusing really, but as a brazilian (and latina) i'll try to explain how i view it: the word "latino/a" tends to be used in a derrogatory way by U.S. people especially because of the immigrants (especially mexicans and central americans) and because they tend to see their own country as the whole continent America (calling themselves "Americans" but not accepting anyone else from the Americas to be considered "American" though it's literally the continet's name, as you said) but it IS actually used by non-USA people/people from Central and South America to refer to the countries in the continent that speak latin languages, both in academic and (some) everyday life contexts. The most important thing is: it's not only about language (that's why people from european countries that speak latin languages CANNOT be considered latinos or latinas). The term "Latin America" is used to separete the latin-speaking countries from the english-speaking countries because of the HUGE differences in history and culture, most of it due to colonization. Brazil was colonized by Portugal and most other latin countries were colonized by Spain, but the way things went down, how it shaped the cultures of theses countries, it's all very similar. All the problems (be it social, political, economic, etc) latin-american countries face to this day are similar. That's way we can put them in the same "category" as "latin countries". (there's even i joke that latin amarica is just a whole country itself because all the countries and their culture are so similar) And the experience you shared about living in South America and never hearing anyone calling themselves latin is, in my opinion, due to the fact that being latin is part of who we are, we (most of us, at least) grow up knowing what is latin america, why there's this separation, so we all know that being from this countries automatically makes us latin, so when we are there there's no need to say "i'm latin", we already know that, it's implied in the nationality. But then when we go to countries outside Latin America, it's more common to say that you're latin because it's a way of stating not only your origin (especially because not everyone knows where every country is, and it helps locating which continent you're from), but all the background you have and showing how you're proud of all that even when(or if) people have negative views about latin countries and people. (sorry for the long text)
Entiendo tus dudas, porque me he hecho los mismos planteos que vos y te voy a explicar algunas conclusiones a las que llegué después de buscar información al respecto: El término Latino claramente se ha dado para marcar la diferencia entre estadounidenses (o como vos dijiste, 'Americanos' como se autodenominan ellos) y la parte que no habla inglés de nuestro continente. La realidad es que, no solo al presentarnos en inglés vamos a hacer la aclaración de que somos latinos, si no que en cualquier país, sea la lengua que hablen, nos vamos a presentar a nosotros mismo de esa manera, ya que en la mayor parte del mundo reconocen a quienes viven en Estados Unidos como Americanos. A lo que voy es que, si me voy de viaje a algún país de, por ejemplo, Asia (como Japón, Corea) y digo "Soy Americana", directamente van a pensar en mi Nacionalidad, en vez del continente al cual pertenezco. En cambio, si digo "Soy Latina", probablemente tenga una idea más general de dónde soy y piensen en que hablo español o portugués, e incluso lleguen pregunten de qué país de América Latina soy. Ahora, sobre tu pregunta de "Soy Latina?": técnicamente lo sos, pero en tu caso, hacer esa aclaración es completamente innecesaria, ya que, a diferencia nuestra, tu nacionalidad/origen es más clara que la nuestra, ya que en su caso, en su continente, ustedes no tienen ningún país en el que se autodenominen a sí mismos con el adjetivo gentilicio "Europeo/a", por lo que no tienen por qué aclarar que son "Latino Europeos", así que directamente pueden decir "Soy Italiano/a" y los extranjeros entenderían perfectamente a dónde ustedes pertenecen. No sé si esto te sirva, pero como te dije, son las conclusiones a las que llegué después de hacerme los mismos planteos que vos :]
How do you make such claims without a short googling? Latin-ameirca is not an US therm, nor the therm latino-americano was first used by US. Aside from that, the same goes to you, do you go around calling yourself european when in Italy? Someone from Naples will probably call himself first napolitano, then italiano and just in certain contexts, europeo. Aside from that, it doesn't matter were the therm comes from, what does matter is what we do with them. You want more? in 76 Belchio sang "Apenas um rapaz latino-americano". In 73 Ney Matogrosso sang Sangue Latino. In 71 Galeano wrote the seminal Las venas abiertas de América Latina. Just because your first contact with the therm came from an racist US mouth, it doesn't mean it originated there, it doesn't even make sense to think that the would use an spanniard therm for that.
@@sensaiko no one said "Latin America" was a US term hahah read a bit more carefully next time. I said that the specific term "Latino" was first used by Americans, not Latin America (but of course the word Latino does come from the term Latin America).
A curiosity is that by American law Brazilians were excluded from the Latino public, this even affects some demands because we are not represented there as part of this population, it was for an error of definition but that at the time supplied the majority who were Latinos who spoke Spanish so it turned out that those who did not speak fou nor was of Hispanic origin was left out, but that's just how it's seen by U.S. law, not reality. Actually, I think it was more for a census, but it would help, for example, in how the government would apply the social demand, so for example, a Brazilian in a company could not declare himself Latino in theory;
Nosotros nos quejamos porque para muchas personas en nuestros países todos los Asiáticos son Chinos, pero ellos no es que estén mejor que nosotros🙄, para ellos como que además de sus países solo existe Estados Unidos y en Latinoamérica nada mas Brazil y eso que nada mas los referencian por el fútbol 🤦🏻♀️, al menos los artistas deberían interesarsen un poquito mas en aprender cultura general .
Epanha é considerado um país latino? Eu pensei que fossem só os países da America latina. E tipo a dica que ela foi dar sobre a espanha é futebol? Acho que as pessoas de fora pensam logo no Brasil ou Argentina quando escutam futebol.
@@Bel2579 não é isso que aparece quando pesquisei "países latinos" no google. E eu nunca vi ninguém considerando países como Congo, Angola, Moçambique, entre outros países africanos que têm como idioma oficial línguas derivadas do latim, países latinos.
Felt personally offended that they don't know who Shakira is and that SPAIN had the GAL to say football when BRAZIL is there. I don't care how low whe are getting on football quality that's what we are know for.
@FrancisMancuso-rz4zy and? I'm talking about being recognized for, plus even if they were babies, 5 world cups still four more than one considering no one else has reached that. Tell me now how that is not something people that like or know something about football aren't aware of. Its not hate, but whether people like or not its more linked to Brazil than other countries.
She spoke first and futbol in Spain is an OBSESSION like in Brasil so why can't she say it? We might not be The Best but we are one of the best and really, futbol here is huge.
@@PurpleMayE she can, but if you are giving hints its not that associated. Like Brazikl is huge on coffee. Does anyone make the same correlation as they do with Colombia? No. That is what I'm saying. Colombia is also huge on football in South America. Is well known NT. But if she had said "oh football" their first guess would still be Brazil. That is what I'm saying because there is a Brazilian right next to her. If she was french or english (both have major leagues and NT) it would be anyones guess.
@@giummatos I disagree. She's not talking about what country comes to mind when you mention football (which is Argentina, by the way). She's talking about what characterizes her own country and it's mostly the 3 Fs: Football, Food and Fiesta.
Spain isn’t a Latino country. Latino/Latina means someone who comes from a Ibero- American country. Meaning a country that speaks Spanish or Portuguese and from South or North America.
Yes, Spain is European, and it is also considered a Latin country. Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, and Romania are Latin countries because their languages and cultures originated from Latin in Ancient Rome. These countries are part of the Latin heritage due to their Romance languages, which evolved from Latin. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian are all examples of Romance languages derived from Latin. On the other hand, the other girls are also Latinas because they speak Spanish (a Romance language), but they are specifically Latin Americans because they are from South America.
@@mariaawl8289 latino is a definition the US used for segregation, its not a cool way to say things. Latin-american is included there, tho its better accepted. Say south american, Latin language speaker, or whatever is adequate to a situation.
Eles adivinharam logo que ela falava espanhol, mas confundiram português com russo 😅
Pior que parece kkkk Várias pessoas relatam isso
Sempre falam isso.
Pq acha que os russos aprendem o português tão rápido? A fonética é parecida, igual no francês e italiano kkk
Russo, alemão e francês kakakakkaka
Já ouvi que a pronúncia do português br é muito parecida com o Russo, pq aparentemente pronunciamos igualmente ao russos todas as vogais, acho que é isso
O português sendo confundido com russo e alemão foi a coisa mais engraçada do vídeo kkkkkkk
Como que eles chegaram a conclusão que era o Brasil se eles estavam falando Rússia e Alemanha? 😂
pra não falantes de PT, a gente soa russo porém mais lento e cantado kkkkk já ouvi isso algumas vezes tbm, russo ou a linguagem do The Sims (ja ouvi mais de uma vez) UAHAUAH
@@gaboy4111 O portugues de portugal parece russo, o brasileiro é mais pra espanhol
@@hundred8379 uhum, depende muito do sotaque da região do brasil também kkkkk
@@hundred8379 Ambos parecem russo, ambos são portugues, só que o Portugues de Portugal é falado mais rapido por isso as vezes é bem confundido com espanhol ou russo, já o Brasieliro é mais confundiodo com Alemão, ou espanhol
Pão de queijo
Já é a segunda brasileira que vejo nesse canal… e mds, que mulher incrível! 😊
What surprises me is how easy the girls speak Korean. I know they are there to learn it but its impressive
They travel to different countries
Exactly! 😮
they live many years there, the Spanish for 7 years and the Brazilian for 10 years ^^
@@triz8399 Essa moça do vídeo não era a Ana. Acho que a Ana que tá na Coréia há 10 anos.
I like how hard it is for them to guess the girls' nationality, but the opposite also happens
Eu acho que os asiáticos em geral se interessam muito mais pelos norte americanos. Isso é uma pena pois os sul americanos tem uma grande variedade de estilos musicais,comidas regionais,festivais de tradições interessantes e muuuuito mais. Acho que para qualquer pessoa do mundo artistico deveriam se interessar mais sobre os ritmos latinos,isso iria abrir a sua mente e coração para muitas inspirações em suas músicas e danças. Infelizmente poucos deles conhecem os grandes artistas sul americanos.
Ellos están interesados en el mercado anglosajón, pero el mercado anglosajón están interesados en la música latina, ahora mismo la música latina está más pegada y generando mas dinero que la música norte americana.
@@vtcmoonwalker2219 mesmo assim,ainda estão muito distante do interesse deles!
america do sul servindo diversidade a cada esquina
@@likely-outexacto
Verdade, amo meu Brasil, amo minha America do Sul!!
Once again the Portuguese being confused with Russian 😂
Mas parece mesmo.😅
O português europeu até eu acho parecido
@@brunnocesar1411 tbm kkk depende do local tbm, lá é pequeno mas o sotaque varia mt de região mesmo assim, da dois passo muda kkk.
Mas pra mts gringos que não tao acostumado com esses T, P, R forte eles bugam ainda assim com o nosso msm sendo mais leve , então os comentários mais comuns são, parece que está cantando, fofo, e parece russo
Depende se tiver muitos txis, djis, sh, LH esse "ɐ" fechado de "est(ã)o" podem confundir já que esses sons são muito comuns no russo e o português europeu ainda é mais parecido pq tem um som de L e um i como NOIT(i) que só existe em línguas eslavas
A espanhola deu a dica de Futebol e eles falaram Brasil kkkk
sim 😂 não adianta, esse título já é vitalício do Brasil kk só falta patentear
@@triz8399 Falaram antes Argentina, po... '-' A gente tá ferrado no futebol faz mais de 20 anos já.
@@lucasoliveira9834 logo logo passam o nosso penta, a única coisa que vangloriávamos de peito aberto, hoje já não é motivo de orgulho
6:06 O FAVORITISMO PRO BRASILKKKKKKKKK
weirdly enough, i was once thought to be russian because someone heard me speaking portuguese in the uk
Brazil, the best
elas falando dos pratos cheguei a salivar. obrigado universo por me fazer latino 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Muito Interessante ver três Latinos Falantes juntos!
As someone who was named after Shakira, I was surprised they didn't pick up on her famous lines 😂
A pronuncia do Russo e Português do Brasil é muito parecida
Lindas 🇪🇸❤🇧🇷❤🇨🇴 me meo que no sabían que Barcelona era de España 😂
Irene is so nice, always transmits happiness. 😍😍😍😍😍😍Love Koreans!!!
🥹❤️ thank you
Spain is European, not Latin American and so she isn't Latina. She is Spanish. Please label these titles correctly.
I also wanted to say the same thing, from what I know the girl is considered Spaniard or something 😅
Why do you think it's called "latin" america? 😂😂😂
@@namiire The COUNTRIES in europe may be considered latin for their LANGUAGE but the people in it are NOT called latinos and there is a big difference there. So don't start copy pasting google dictionary to try to prove a point when you know very well in what context they mean it in.
@@namiire correct
@@nine4059 Only the US use "latinos" in those terms. And it's kind of wrong, and even a bit derogatory/racist (they use for every American country south of USA, even those that don't speak Latin derived languages). For the rest of the world it's a matter of languages derived from Latin, and includes European countries.
Brasil
Shakira rainha❤
As meninas ja estavam nervosas, coitadas kkkkkkkk
It always amazes me how many notify of people from an Asian country have no idea about nothing from any other country but their own that’s so weird to me
I love how Sihoo"s first guess is Puerto Rico! Love you MustB!
Really generic, I love puerto rico but in this case seems like they know too "basic" (the country who invented reegaeton) to be making latin rythmic songs... like they searched the basic to "pass" on making reggaeton, when they actually should immerse themselves more in the culture to make a real appreciation!
Kaylee que sorriso lindoo❤❤
Certeza q descobriram q era o Brasil pelo "muitas garota bonitas"😌
As meninas já irritadas 😂😂
1:53 the best part by far 🤣
Hasta yo confundí la chica de Brasil pensé que hablaba ruso porque habló muy rápido 😂.
Misericórdia eles são muito engraçados kakakkskak
boa noite, como vcs estão nessa noite maravilhose
Kkkkk
um grande estereótipo dos asiáticos foi quebrado hoje...🤔🤔🤣🤣
só vale pra japoneses acho😂
fiquei chocada que eles não conhecem a rainha Shakira kkkk, eu como brasileira e latina conheço né, não acho que seja obvio para eles, mas poxa Shakira é muitoo famosaaa
Todo bien pero CLARAMENTE el fútbol es representativo más que nada del campeón del mundo y de Brasil
Sem dúvidas disso 😂
A mi me dicen fútbol y pienso argentina, Brazil , ni en cuenta con España , 🤷🏻♀️
"campeón del mundo" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lachonayunabotella4703 A mi me dicen fútbol y pienso FC Barcelona o Real Madrid
Argentina como representación del fútbol? jajajaja si no fuera por Messi poco más habría
Eu amo que a entonação do português é muito destoante das outras hahaa
Necesito ver la reacción de ellos al buscar a Shakira en UA-cam XDDD
Confundir Português com Russo é o fim 😂😂😂. Mas eu adoreeei
OMG they know Bulgaria 😮
и аз това казах :)
não tem condições, eles são muitos tapados.
Irene: :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
2:16 claramente não é a Europa 😂 perspicaz d+ kkkk perde o amigo, mas não perde a piada
So when we mix up the type of asians u are at first dont be offended its only normal to get things mixed
Hahahaha! The guys were trying hard, but the girls getting mad was hilarious!
Para los que no sepan, la gamba es como los camarones, pero más grandes. Tienen un tamaño intermedio entre los langostinos y los camarones.
in Portuguese gamba means "possums/skunk"
Con la colombiana si se entiende que lo tuvieran difícil, de las comidas que mencionó sólo la bandeja paisa es 100% propia, pero lo demás es también muy representativo de Venezuela y de hecho Venezuela lo ha dado más a conocer internacionalmente. Cuando dijeron que les sonaba ''sancocho'' y ''empanada'' es casi seguro que lo escucharon o vieron referente a Venezuela y no de Colombia, sobre todo el sancocho.
A bandeja paisa me pareceu um prato delicioso! Eu gostaria de provar!
@@claudialeister eu também não! ouvi dizer de muitos compatriotas e vizinhos da irmã república que é uma maravilha, parece gostosa demais!
@@dannykravitz Você não é colombiano? Eu achei que fosse. Eu sou brasileira. Saudações!
@@claudialeister Eu soy venezuelano, por isso fiz essa comparação, eu conheço muito bem a cultura colombiana, e também um bocado da brasileira, por isso imaginava que você seria brasileira kkk. Saudações gigantes para você também! 🤗
"gambas" in portuguese sounds like "gambás" > "possum/opossum" 🤌
very different 😅
No ouvido dos estrangeiros a sonoridade do português soa parecido com o russo, por causa dos sons de "R"
Eles: Ela está falando russo, depois citaram alemão e depois francês "
Eu: Parou parou parou, para que está ficando feio!!! E ao mesmo tempo engraçado 😂😂😂
Hablaron de fútbol y pensaron Argentina jajaja los amo ❤
Por favor , preciso desse programa traduzido!!!!😢😢
I'm sorry but Barça/Futbol club Barcelona, is the best football/soccer team in the world. Or at least the best football/soccer "school". The best players like Messi grew up as football/soccer players with in this club, the "Cantera del Barça". So I get why Irene was upset. I mean, as a fellow Catalan, as a fellow "Barcelonian" I would be too. Though I don't care much for this sport to be honest 😅
Barça is not even top 3 football teams in the world lmfao
@@user-zh9vf9hd2l In your opinion
but when you use football for talking about countrys, always will remind brasil or argentina, none european
@@gabricamargo Catalonia's team cannot play in a world level. Mostly because it's still part of Spain. But, if it could...
Que bueno sería si el sub título fuera en español aquí hay latinos que ven el programa
Brazil does not speak spanish, and one of the girls is Brazilian. Not all Latinos speak Spanish.
Houston Texas!! CLOSE 😂😂😂😂😂
México, Brasil e Colômbia? A dica da Shakira foi muito direta. Mas okay. Eu era fã da Shakira. ❤
A primeira é espanhola
the best was the one from brazil and colombia, the spanish one... it's a bit... mmm
HPW DO THEY NOT KNOW SHAKIRA???
Yea, to be honest south american countries are not easy to guess, because i think its not taught much.
Its like gotta search about these.
thats me with eastern european countries. But even harder is some western asian countries (we usually learn of their eastern side like Koreas, Japan, China, Vietnam, etc) and African nations.
the easiest to get right is brazil, because the language is different and if you talk about soccer everyone will already associate it with brazil
AH!!!! even portuguese from brasil can get people confused by non polish or russian speakers!! Now imagine portuguese from portugal that have a slavik sounds when talking :P
Actually theres a video on youtube explaining why portuguese sound slavik for many.
Cadê as legendas, pelo amor de deusssss!
It is funny how Portuguese is almost identical to Spanish when it is written, but sounds like Russian or French to someone who never heard the language before.
Rii de mais, no russo kkkkkk
Bem divertido😂😂
*sings shakira*
- ADELE! 💀
Ah, and the spanish girl is so funny to watch xD
Mano, esses caras só dão bola fora, precisaram de ajuda da produção pra acertar alguma coisa.
Latin was born in Europe and extended itself due to the Romanian Empire.
Stop getting mad about something useless.
European countries were the first Latin countries.
Believe it or not French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian, come from latin making them Latin languages. And their speakers are Latinos.
People who live in South America, you speak Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Where did that languages come from? OMG they come from Europe! And they also come from Latin cause they are still the same Spanish, Portuguese and French- with some local variations.
Eat humble pie.
And read a history book.
I knew number 3 was coloumbia as soon as she said empanadas.
A brasileira é linda!😮💨
Korean guys need to start traveling.
😂😂😂😂😂 Shakira, México 😅😅😅
jaja , much fun!! 😂😂
Eu não fugiria dos esteriótipos
Espanha: Touradas, monarquia, Cristovão Colombo, Paella, Flamenco, Picasso
Brasil: Futebol, Carnaval, Gisele Bundchen, Amazônia, Ecologia
Colômbia: Encanto, Família Madrigal, Shakira e café.
Alucino con la cantidad de comentarios que se enfadan porque hayan incluido a España dentro de los paises latino americanos. Ya da igual, disfrutad del video por favor, se han equivocado y qué? Es porque hablamos español igual que todos vosotros los latinos. Deberían haber escrito en el título países hispanos y latinos y ya no había confusión
Eso da idea de que en España hay casi una absoluta identificación con Europa, la cual se toma como referente en aspectos socio culturales, políticos y económicos, y cuan escasa es la identificación con Ibero América (este término es que me parece más correcto para los países con presencia significativa del español y portugués) hay en España. Es más, todos sabemos lo que significa un término muy generalizado en España, aún más despreciativo que el "Latin" en los USA, como es el de "Sudaca" para denominar a los cientos de miles de inmigrantes que provienen de la América de habla hispana, especialmente si tienen rasgos racializados.
I still, to this day, do not understand the usage of the word "latino/a", which stemmed from the USA (as always) a country that always labels others while at the same time it isn't able to label their people properly (couldn't come up with a better word than Americans, as if they were the only country in America, which is a freaking continent). Apart from this, the word "latino" comes from ancient Latin. The LANGUAGE. That is why we have latin-based or romance languages, which directly derive from Latin. Among them, the "Sardo" which is a language spoken in the island of Sardinia, Italy (where people speak Sardo and Italian) is considered the closest to the Latin language. Now, why do you label people from South America "latinos"? Definitely because it stems from an abbreviation of "Latin America" and why do you call it Latin America in the first place? To indicate an area where most people (the vast majority) speak latin-based languages, like Spanish and Portuguese, which is different from other parts of America. Mexico is still considered Latin America of course, since Mexicans speak spanish. The issue is that I have personally lived in south america, and I speak fluent Spanish, and I never ever heard anyone actually referring to themselves as "latino". I lived in Argentina and people would say "Soy argentino/a". Same with Colombia and many other countries. That leads me to believe that people from Latin America use the label "latino" only when they speak English, since, again, the connotation given to it didn't exist before the US started using the word (and at the beginning it was definitely not a very positive label...). Thus can you really say the word latino can actually represent latin american people? Im very curious. And since I am Italian, and I speak what is probably the closest language to ancient Latin, am I a Latina? Doesn't make any sense to me.
It's confusing really, but as a brazilian (and latina) i'll try to explain how i view it:
the word "latino/a" tends to be used in a derrogatory way by U.S. people especially because of the immigrants (especially mexicans and central americans) and because they tend to see their own country as the whole continent America (calling themselves "Americans" but not accepting anyone else from the Americas to be considered "American" though it's literally the continet's name, as you said) but it IS actually used by non-USA people/people from Central and South America to refer to the countries in the continent that speak latin languages, both in academic and (some) everyday life contexts.
The most important thing is: it's not only about language (that's why people from european countries that speak latin languages CANNOT be considered latinos or latinas). The term "Latin America" is used to separete the latin-speaking countries from the english-speaking countries because of the HUGE differences in history and culture, most of it due to colonization. Brazil was colonized by Portugal and most other latin countries were colonized by Spain, but the way things went down, how it shaped the cultures of theses countries, it's all very similar. All the problems (be it social, political, economic, etc) latin-american countries face to this day are similar. That's way we can put them in the same "category" as "latin countries". (there's even i joke that latin amarica is just a whole country itself because all the countries and their culture are so similar)
And the experience you shared about living in South America and never hearing anyone calling themselves latin is, in my opinion, due to the fact that being latin is part of who we are, we (most of us, at least) grow up knowing what is latin america, why there's this separation, so we all know that being from this countries automatically makes us latin, so when we are there there's no need to say "i'm latin", we already know that, it's implied in the nationality. But then when we go to countries outside Latin America, it's more common to say that you're latin because it's a way of stating not only your origin (especially because not everyone knows where every country is, and it helps locating which continent you're from), but all the background you have and showing how you're proud of all that even when(or if) people have negative views about latin countries and people.
(sorry for the long text)
Entiendo tus dudas, porque me he hecho los mismos planteos que vos y te voy a explicar algunas conclusiones a las que llegué después de buscar información al respecto:
El término Latino claramente se ha dado para marcar la diferencia entre estadounidenses (o como vos dijiste, 'Americanos' como se autodenominan ellos) y la parte que no habla inglés de nuestro continente. La realidad es que, no solo al presentarnos en inglés vamos a hacer la aclaración de que somos latinos, si no que en cualquier país, sea la lengua que hablen, nos vamos a presentar a nosotros mismo de esa manera, ya que en la mayor parte del mundo reconocen a quienes viven en Estados Unidos como Americanos.
A lo que voy es que, si me voy de viaje a algún país de, por ejemplo, Asia (como Japón, Corea) y digo "Soy Americana", directamente van a pensar en mi Nacionalidad, en vez del continente al cual pertenezco. En cambio, si digo "Soy Latina", probablemente tenga una idea más general de dónde soy y piensen en que hablo español o portugués, e incluso lleguen pregunten de qué país de América Latina soy.
Ahora, sobre tu pregunta de "Soy Latina?": técnicamente lo sos, pero en tu caso, hacer esa aclaración es completamente innecesaria, ya que, a diferencia nuestra, tu nacionalidad/origen es más clara que la nuestra, ya que en su caso, en su continente, ustedes no tienen ningún país en el que se autodenominen a sí mismos con el adjetivo gentilicio "Europeo/a", por lo que no tienen por qué aclarar que son "Latino Europeos", así que directamente pueden decir "Soy Italiano/a" y los extranjeros entenderían perfectamente a dónde ustedes pertenecen.
No sé si esto te sirva, pero como te dije, son las conclusiones a las que llegué después de hacerme los mismos planteos que vos :]
How do you make such claims without a short googling? Latin-ameirca is not an US therm, nor the therm latino-americano was first used by US.
Aside from that, the same goes to you, do you go around calling yourself european when in Italy? Someone from Naples will probably call himself first napolitano, then italiano and just in certain contexts, europeo.
Aside from that, it doesn't matter were the therm comes from, what does matter is what we do with them.
You want more?
in 76 Belchio sang "Apenas um rapaz latino-americano". In 73 Ney Matogrosso sang Sangue Latino. In 71 Galeano wrote the seminal Las venas abiertas de América Latina. Just because your first contact with the therm came from an racist US mouth, it doesn't mean it originated there, it doesn't even make sense to think that the would use an spanniard therm for that.
@@sensaiko no one said "Latin America" was a US term hahah read a bit more carefully next time. I said that the specific term "Latino" was first used by Americans, not Latin America (but of course the word Latino does come from the term Latin America).
A curiosity is that by American law Brazilians were excluded from the Latino public, this even affects some demands because we are not represented there as part of this population, it was for an error of definition but that at the time supplied the majority who were Latinos who spoke Spanish so it turned out that those who did not speak fou nor was of Hispanic origin was left out, but that's just how it's seen by U.S. law, not reality.
Actually, I think it was more for a census, but it would help, for example, in how the government would apply the social demand, so for example, a Brazilian in a company could not declare himself Latino in theory;
they were not looking too happy lol…
👍
Nosotros nos quejamos porque para muchas personas en nuestros países todos los Asiáticos son Chinos, pero ellos no es que estén mejor que nosotros🙄, para ellos como que además de sus países solo existe Estados Unidos y en Latinoamérica nada mas Brazil y eso que nada mas los referencian por el fútbol 🤦🏻♀️, al menos los artistas deberían interesarsen un poquito mas en aprender cultura general .
samba ou futebol entregaria o brasil na primeira rodada
So funny, they are giving off goofy vibes
Rússia 😂
Epanha é considerado um país latino? Eu pensei que fossem só os países da America latina.
E tipo a dica que ela foi dar sobre a espanha é futebol? Acho que as pessoas de fora pensam logo no Brasil ou Argentina quando escutam futebol.
Latinos são todos os povos cuja língua falada deriva do latim: espanhol, português, francês e outros...
@@Bel2579 não é isso que aparece quando pesquisei "países latinos" no google. E eu nunca vi ninguém considerando países como Congo, Angola, Moçambique, entre outros países africanos que têm como idioma oficial línguas derivadas do latim, países latinos.
@@emillycarlos7522 , veja a pesquisa assim: línguas derivadas do latim...
@@emillycarlos7522 , veja essa pesquisa q fiz, busquei apenas como: o que são povos latinos?
pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Povos_latinos
Mencionaron a El Salvador 😮😂😂
Todo mundo confunde português brasileiro com russo
ou com espanhol
Shakira=Mexico..😅
Não faz sentido eles terem acertado kkkkkkk acho que esse vídeo está cortado.
It say kpop idols but enjoy are they?
Pena que os coreanos, para eles só existe o EUA, e não conhecem mais nada 😔
Meu Deus, parecem uns mulekes de 10 anos.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 !!!!!!!!
Português, eles automaticamente. Russo. Cazaquistão. Alemão.frances kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Felt personally offended that they don't know who Shakira is and that SPAIN had the GAL to say football when BRAZIL is there. I don't care how low whe are getting on football quality that's what we are know for.
well la liga more popular than brazilian league
@FrancisMancuso-rz4zy and? I'm talking about being recognized for, plus even if they were babies, 5 world cups still four more than one considering no one else has reached that. Tell me now how that is not something people that like or know something about football aren't aware of. Its not hate, but whether people like or not its more linked to Brazil than other countries.
She spoke first and futbol in Spain is an OBSESSION like in Brasil so why can't she say it? We might not be The Best but we are one of the best and really, futbol here is huge.
@@PurpleMayE she can, but if you are giving hints its not that associated. Like Brazikl is huge on coffee. Does anyone make the same correlation as they do with Colombia? No. That is what I'm saying. Colombia is also huge on football in South America. Is well known NT. But if she had said "oh football" their first guess would still be Brazil. That is what I'm saying because there is a Brazilian right next to her. If she was french or english (both have major leagues and NT) it would be anyones guess.
@@giummatos I disagree. She's not talking about what country comes to mind when you mention football (which is Argentina, by the way). She's talking about what characterizes her own country and it's mostly the 3 Fs: Football, Food and Fiesta.
É muito injusto pq tem várias pessoas que não sabem ler ou falar inglês e nem coloca legendas
Claro q os cara vao errar kkkk a grta da Espanha falou " futebol" pra adivinharem o pais dela e ela ainda fica brava oxi mukher kkkkkkkk
Spain isn’t a Latino country. Latino/Latina means someone who comes from a Ibero- American country. Meaning a country that speaks Spanish or Portuguese and from South or North America.
One thing is latino, another is Latin-American
Yes, Spain is European, and it is also considered a Latin country. Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, and Romania are Latin countries because their languages and cultures originated from Latin in Ancient Rome. These countries are part of the Latin heritage due to their Romance languages, which evolved from Latin. Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian are all examples of Romance languages derived from Latin. On the other hand, the other girls are also Latinas because they speak Spanish (a Romance language), but they are specifically Latin Americans because they are from South America.
lerolorelore
@@mariaawl8289 latino is a definition the US used for segregation, its not a cool way to say things. Latin-american is included there, tho its better accepted. Say south american, Latin language speaker, or whatever is adequate to a situation.
@@offsdexter2 por favor, no necesito que me expliquen la definición de latino. Mucho menos una definición que se inventaron los norteamericanos
#3😍
España no es Latino es Europeo😂😂😂
Latino Europeo exactamente.
Desde cuándo España está en Latinoamerica? Es Europea
¿En serio?
1:08 nah mintira q o cara falou russia e alemanha 💀
Como me molesta que siempre digan Barcelona cuando alguien dice España ...
Si saben que estos niños son generacion z? osea... you know 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
muito legal o vídeo, mas espanhóis não são latinos...
Sou terceiro ESP: soy terecero ENG: I'm third.