@@Yoskio sim, importa pq é muito nosso jeito brasileiro de ser e gostamos disso. Ele só destacou mais uma característica nossa. Brasileiro vai de chinelo até em casamento se deixar.
@@marialuizamarcolino4076 acho qye eu tive uma ilusao de óptica kkk mas acho que sim é um chinelo
Рік тому+1604
It's funny how actual latinos actually know how each other sound, look, how similar and different we all are. The vibes are always positive. I'm proud of where we were born. ALSO it's Colombia, there's no translation to Columbia, they have been calling specifically for this.
@@andreidedei I know, I hear the name a lot because it's where a lot of US gov buildings are located. She's from the country of Colombia, which stems from Colon which is how Columbus was called in Spanish, and from there also is where the name Columbia came. But Colombia, the country, has been asking to not translate it to Columbia, they specifically ask for this, there's a couple of articles. I tried linking one, but links get filtered out.
I'm an argentinian, I didn't realize the portuguese accent with "google" but I definetly did with "Internet". Also I found the argentinian girl so quickly, the accent was really noticeable on every spanish word she said, but also her manners and exploding personality (she's the one that participates the most) told me she was DEFINETLY argentinian! I wouldn't doubt for a minute she was born and raised here. Es una chica super piola, y no duda en ningún momento en decir lo que opina! Me alegra que la hayan invitado.
Sii, soy de Chile y me di cuenta "altiro" que era argentina jeje También me pareció interesante como ustedes pronuncian "instagram" parecido a nosotros, aspirando esa s: "inhtagram". Pero se notó que es argentina en la melodía de las sílabas y en el timbre de voz
Hi World Friends, I just want to let you know that the country name is Colombia not Columbia. And when you’re referring to someone from this country is called Colombian not Columbian. As a Colombian person I can tell that is very stressful that people confuse these two places. One is in South America and the other is in the US. I hope in future videos you can change that. Great video!!😉
"Internet" , "Brazil" lol , I loved how sounds different for being a country whose language is different and how the others quickly guessed where she is from 😂
There is one part of Brazil where people dont make the chi sound as well. You'll find them in specific states of the northeast region @@Herpestesichneumon
A pronúncia é totalmente diferente, porém Português e Espanhol são muito semelhantes em vocabulário, compartilham praticamente 90%, fora que antigamente o Português era até mais parecido com o espanhol. São idiomas diferentes, porém não totalmente diferentes como Espanhol X Russo, ou Português X Alemão.
Panama's accent has been described as neutral. That's why it's so hard to tell as well as that many people just aren't aware of it. Panamanians also talk really fast like other Caribbean people.
It sounds just like any other caribbean country, I am from the Dominican Republic and it is hard to tell when a panamanian speaks which country is from just when they put some slang word is when I can tell, this is a list of places that speak kind of similar, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Panama, Canary Island from Spain, caribbean coast of Venezuela, Caribbean coast of Colombia, Caribbean coast from Honduras, and many others.
I looked it up. Apparently Koreans in Brazil are 0.001% of the population, that's way under a percent. Brazil is not actually very diverse. Almost the entire population speaks Portuguese. That is also not very diverse.
@@TRex-dd4ze There're places it's only spoken japanese, italian, spanish, german, dutch, russian, english, nigerian, chinese, korean, arabic, shit load of indigenous languages. We are diverse. I know, I live here in SP. There is more imigrants here than number of countries in UN, some don't exist anymore If that's a good thing I'm not sure.
So proud of my Panamenian Girl!!✨🇵🇦 Chicheme is the tastiest thing you're going to have in Panama, it's super traditional and most of all Panamanians love it. The cradle of the chicheme is in the Chorrera district. Panamanian who respects himself loves his chicheme!!❤✨🇵🇦
😂 I felt la Panameña 🇵🇦, I too have a Mexican accent and 100% Panameña. My husband was so confused and he is from Panamá. It just happens to the best of us especially growing up around Mexican community and culture. Especially in the US. 😂💕 I literally used to joke and tell ppl I am from Michoacán, Panamá 😂 and Mexicans believed it 😂 thats what’s funnier. 🇲🇽 Mexican by heart though ❤. Chicheme sounds soooo good right now though. 🤤🤤🤤 for those that don’t know it’s like Atole honestly.
Omg I love this comment! I’m Mexican born in Puebla raised in the the US. I live in Charlotte NC, and I knew the girl in the video had to be from Panama bc I have friends who speak just like us and are from there! Y’all are always invited to the carne asada btw!! 🙌🏼
When the Colombian girl said well Panama used to be Colombia I yelled. COLOMBIANA 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am Panamanian🇵🇦 and Everytime I meet a Colombian person they say ohh Panama used to be Colombian. My accent is alllll over the place though. 🤣 so I will say I’m from Michoacán Panama too throw them off.
Jaja... alguien me preguntó una vez si yo era de Michoacán porque como soy china con colorcito, me confundieron con alguien indígena 😅. Soy panameña también y cuando nos mudamos a EEUU fue en California (como quien dice pequeño Méjico) y trabajé en un McD donde casi todos los que trabajaban en la cocina eran mejicanas. Ese acento se le pega muy fácilmente a uno. Por eso veo novelas colombianas y evito las mejicanas pa que no se me pegue el acento 😝. Pero también trato de ver videos de panameños y hablar medio maleante y me ha funcionado alguito 😂
Interesting that when we Brazilians listen to our neighbors speaking Spanish we can't notice differences, everything seems the same, but when they listen to each other, they quickly realize the different accents.
what? the difference is very clear, put an argentinian and an colombian in a restaurant, everyone will notice the accent difference. 🇦🇷🇺🇾🇨🇱/🇻🇪🇨🇴🇪🇨/🇧🇴🇵🇪🇵🇾 you can divide the groups very easily(even having differences inside them). but central america is quite difficult distinguish, id admite
@@david4rancibia34 i know!! i’m from argentina lol, i was only making a joke praising the country because i am from there. tigre is a neighborhood in buenos aires
Acerté a la chica Ecuatoriana desde el principio, aquí en España hay muchos Ecuatorianos, y supe por su acento que lo era, !un saludo a todos mis amigos ecuatorianos! y a todos los latinos en general.
Totalll jajajajaja antes de eso llevaba todo el vídeo diciendo que podría ser mexicana y de pronto se sale con "chicheme" y yo como "NO PUEDE SERRRR" 😂😂
I knew the Argentinian girl was actually from Argentina, the moment she said Instagram, but fully committed when she reacted the way she did when the Dominican girl said they played Baseball, lmao that as Argentinian as it gets.
What is as Argentinian as it gets? Koreans in Argentina represent far less than a single percentage point, they are 0.004% of the population. She also said she does NOT drink Fernet. She also couldn't seem to think of mate from what I saw in this video. That's not as Argentinian as it gets.
@@TRex-dd4ze first.. she didn't say mate because if you didn't realized they weren't saying things that could end the game.. the mexican girl didn't say we eat spicy food or the ecuatorian said the galapagos islands second.. i was born in argentina almost 33 years ago.. never visited another country.. but sure i'm not argentian because i don't drink mate.. and i'm also sure the vegan people aren't argentinian either because they don't eat asado
I guessed the Mexican girl right away! Not just by her accent but she has a certain vibe about her. She can totally blend into my family, lol. Love seeing so many beautiful latinas represented!
It was funny that they all thought Diana was Argentinian because she's pale and blonde But from the moment I saw her I knew she was a fellow Mexicana🇲🇽 her face just screamed Mexico to me
Just from living in areas with large Brazilian populations and watching MMA and related sports, the Brazilian accent is incredibly distinctive compared to other Central and South American accents, as well as other Portuguese accents. One example is the "etch" sound that gets added when a word ends with a "t" or even a "d". Or the letter "r" being pronounced like an "h".
The "tchi" sound at the end of words you're right, only brazilians do that, but the R sounds are the same in all portuguese variations. But yeah our accent is very different from other latin american countries since we speak different languages. Btw, don't exclude the Mexicans lol
exactly, another difference is that most brazilian portuguese accents the dark l sounds like an u, so most of the times we say Braziu, not Brazil. PT-PT is different.
When the word ends in a consonant, or ends with "e", Brazilians tend to "soften" the sound, that's why "Internet" becomes "internech" this happens even with words in Portuguese.
The girl from Panama is so beautiful, she looks a lot like mexican actress Ale Muller. And the girl from Brasil is beautiful too, and she looks like Cobie Smoulders (Robin Scherbatsky from "How I Met Your Mother").
Quién le dice a Loida que no es argentina?! 🤦🏼♀️ Ese acento es absolutamente reconocible 💯 y además, si ella no hubiera nacido en el territorio argentino, el argentino puede nacer en cualquier lado, va más allá de la partida de nacimiento, ser argentino se elije 🇦🇷❤️
literal que me pareció raro que diga eso, ya q como vos decís el argentino nace donde quiere y estamos orgullosos de esa actitud jjajjaja y de hecho no es raro ver que alguien asiático sea argentino ya q hubo bastante inmigración de ellos hace unos años. Quizás es algo q ella cree q no se nota su argentinidad xq seria triste si a ella le dijeron eso :(
Me quede sorprendido con la chica de Ecuador, juraba que era de Perú o Bolivia. La chica de Brasil, Colombia y Dominicana me parecieron muy simpáticas. A la de Argentina y Dominicana por alguna razón las saque de golpe. Que tan diversos somos amo mucho América latina.
Ella es de una zona del País, hay mujeres de variadas formas en el Ecuador. Hay mucha mixtura en el País. Felicitaciones a nuestra representante , lo hizo muy bien 👌😉
Porque es de la Región Sierra que es muy similar en cultura y acento a Perú y Bolivia. Si hubiese sido una chica de la costa de Ecuador se hubiese confundido con la zona caribeña de Colombia, Venezuela o República Dominicana; porque el acento costeño de Ecuador es muy similar a las zonas caribeñas. Son 2 acentos muy marcados en Ecuador: el costeño y el serrano. La chica de Colombia también se mira de la zona caribeña, si fuera más de Pasto por ejemplo tendría un acento y una apariencia también similar a Perú, Bolivia o la zona serrana de Ecuador. Sin duda dentro de cada país hay muchos acentos y diferencias, incluso en los más pequeños como Ecuador donde hay 2 zonas con acentos totalmente opuestos y la chica del video representó a la parte Andina de Ecuador. Ojala algún día puedan poner a una chica de la parte costeña, que se escuchará muy caribeña.
Jajaja entiendo que también es una cuestión de estadística. Si incluso me dijera que es latinoamericana, solo de verla diría Perú o Brasil puesto que estos países son los que más descendientes de asiáticos tienen. Pero es re agentina.
@@LucasxGamezcca europa, tipo Portugal também tem havaianas e seriam mais esses modelos de rasteirinha segundo o canal filipa que é portuga, pode ser o caso
It's interesting that they guessed the Brazilian girl right when she said "Google". I speak Portuguese and all of them sound exactly the same to me but somehow they could hear her Portuguese accent lol.
Todas as outras meninas falaram a palavra "internet" com T no final, ou sem. Mas Brasil tem que por um TCHI no final, daí é na hora que da pra saber. Espanhol = Internê, Internét, Internêt. Portugues (BRA) = Internétchi
@@carlosbarrosseu tbm n vi como elas pegaram que ela era Brasileira por falar "Google" pq google é uma palavras em inglês e a Ana falou do jeito que se fala em inglês
Argentina, Uruguai e Paraguai possuem fronteiras urbanas com o Brasil e estão mais próximos aos grandes centros brasileiros. Os demais países fazem fronteira apenas com amazônia brasileira praticamente, uma região bem menos habitada e, portanto, o intercâmbio cultural e a integração entre os países é bem menor nessas fronteiras mais ao norte, se comparamos a estes países platinos.
Es que muchos argentinos hemos interactuado mas con brasileros que por ejemplo, con gente de Panama o Republica Dominicana. Yo NUNCA he hablando en persona con alguien de esos paises, pero he conocido muchos brasileros.
Solo un mexicano sabe que en el norte de México hay muchos coreanos. Gracias Kia, saludos hasta Pescorea, Nuevo León. Por eso supe que la de rosa, era mi paisana 🩷
@@artemis4217actualmente si, las californias tienen chinos, el noreste coreanos y el bajio japoneses. no conozco otra region con población asiatica sobresaliente
Bueno si hay coreanos pero la mayoría solo vienen para negocios y casi no se involucran con la gente o tradiciones de México del norte, solo están aquí por sus maquilas que en el Norte de México predominan, aquí un Duranguense que te lo puede afirmar
No is COLUMBIA, Really is COLOMBIA, although the word colombia and columbia derive from colon, but Columbia is the anglicization of "Tierra/Land de Colon", Colombia is the Spanish version of "Tierra/Land de Colon", the correct use of the name of the country in English is Colombia, without anglicization, it translates the same
@@CobraMJD Cómo diantres van a usar un "auto translator"? Que canal tan poco serio. And is pretty offensive EL QUE NO CAMBIEN ESA JODIDA PALABRA. We AREN'T COLUMBIANS
@@wizhard94 actually this is a small channel from Korea, and it got a lot of views. I said translator, but I meant it an auto description from the speaking. Closed Caption etc.
La energía y vibras de Ana me encantan XD XD Estuvo bien graciosa en este video n.n ¡Qué bien Lalita representando a Centroamérica! Atentamente, un costarricense :3
BBC report: English language: -It uses and depends on the Roman alphabet. -60% of its vocabulary comes from Latin, compared to only 26% of Germanic vocabulary. -Its grammar is not completely Germanic, it has parts of grammatical structure from Latin. For this reason, philologists consider the English language a hybrid language. The information in this video is correct. By the way, I'm English, greetings from London.
I love how people just assume that there are no white people in Brazil and their faces go like 👁👄👁 when they discover that there are people who are whiter than Casper the ghost!
What are you talking about??? Practically EVERYONE in Latin AND North America KNOWS that Brazil is the whitest and most European mixed country of Latin America!
@@andersonrockeravenger6749 Não mano, na verdade são poucos que sabem isso sobre o Brasil. Especialmente os argentinos, eles pensam que somos ou Neymar ou Vinícius Junior em fenótipo e cor.
@@Kownter Os argentinos??? kkkkk Vcs tão é malucos, a argentina é um dos países mais próximos do Brasil, é claro que vc tem aquelas pessoas extremamente ignorantes que não sabem nem qual é o idioma falado no país, e nesse caso eu estou falando do continente americano como um todo, mas hoje essas pessoas já são a extrema minoria. Agora, esse estereótipo ignorante do qual vcs estão falando, que é muito vendido pela mídia diga-se de passagem, existe bem mais em outras partes do mundo, como em partes mais isoladas da Europa por exemplo, aonde realmente não sabem absolutamente nada sobre o Brasil
Omg 😱, Anna is just everywhere. I just saw her in the previous video with Andrea featuring Spain and the Philippines. I think she is now the most popular WF star! 🤩
It's interesting the Mexican girl had mentioned the alcoholic beverage "torito" because is way too specific. That's a traditional beverage from the Mexican state of Veracruz, which is the state that I am from. It's not common that people outside the state is aware of the beverage. So my guess is that she's from Veracruz too. In Veracruz is also common to find people with Italian ascendency, like she mentioned, which I also have. Such a small world we live in! :)
I'm from chihuahua and I've never heard of it, so I think you are probably right! When she said "torito" I automatically thought of the spiky thorn looking things that stick to the soles of your shoes hahahaha
This is the first time I have seen anyone featured from the Caribbean. I was able to guess she was from the DR. And Caribbean people are a different vibe regardless of language IMO. I think Panama was the hardest for me to guess. I thought there were two Mexicans.
Ecuador is one of the most difficult if you are not from the Sierra, if they make another video like this, I would recommend inviting someone from Manabí, they have all three types of skin, a very neutral accent, the pronunciation in other languages is very good and other things. The girl in the video is from the Sierra region so it is very easy to identify her since they are descendants of the ancient habitants and indigenous people.
Please stop writing "Columbia". In English, Columbia is the name of the university, the clothing brand, (and probably other stuff) but you write Colombia when you refer to the country
I guessed the Mexican girl right away because I live in the US and many Mexican people that I know of look like her, but also her accent. I also guessed the Dominican girl as well. As for Argentina, Panama and Brazil I already knew them from other videos. The only one I didn’t guess was the Ecuadorian and the Colombian girls (the Colombian I thought she was from the Dominican Republic or Panama).
Whenever latin American related videos come, they just give me joyful, tropical, cheerful vibe. Very very tropical vibe I get from these videos. Same happened today also. Love this. I'd love to visit these countries someday. An Indian here btw
@@Wyllwho yeah. True! But these Latin American countries are somewhat different. Altogether spread the vibe of chilling, dancing, enjoying, partying, summer etc etc etc. List will be long.
@@knowledgehunter_i think this vibe is mostly in northern and central part of south america, i live in the southern part of brazil and here i can't feel this vibe ;-;
lol, in the European video, the easiest one was France. The asian one was Japan. And in this one, Brazil, the only portuguese speaking country in Latin America. Very funny videos. Europe : ua-cam.com/video/KLGxU4SUxek/v-deo.html Asia : ua-cam.com/video/pEwcbDqYboo/v-deo.html
I was refering about languages, not about their ethnics. Watch the Europe vid, you can identify easily the french guy by his french accent. In the Asia vid, you can guess easily Saki, the japanese girl, by the way she say some words (Coca-Cola).
I’m Uruguayan and I could tell the Argentinian and Brazilian girl right away. Brazilian girl didn’t need to speak I notice she’s wearing flip flops and only Brazilians walk around all dressed up wearing a par of havaianas
@@TRex-dd4ze And? nobody said that Argentina is the most diverse country or that there are a lot of Koreans... here we are talking about her accent being 100% Argentinian (rioplatense Spanish). So yes, it's pretty obvious that she is Argentinian.
this dominican girl in this video, I think she is the most beautiful and attractive of all of those girls she has very beautiful skin tone and very unique feautures
como argentina siento que está muy bueno mostrar que nuestro país también es diverso, hay argentinos con rasgos asiáticos, de todos los colores y acentos ✨🌈
The Argentinian girl did not mention mate from what I saw, she also said she did not drink Fernet, she said she is half Argentinian, and apparently Koreans are 0.004% of the population in Argentina. She may be a super nice girl and all that, but the producers of this video could have maybe picked someone a little more representative.
@@TRex-dd4ze we already have a lot of representations, the fact that they didn't pick the stereotype of Argentinian people once is OK. Choosing different people for the others countries in another video would be great too. As well as showing other Argentinian types
@@TRex-dd4zeSolo por ser argentina no significa que deba tomar fernet 🙄 y si decía "mate" sería lo mismo que decir "asado", les daría la respuesta sobre su nacionalidad. Y que tiene que sea asiática? La NACIONALIDAD no tiene nada que ver con su ETNIA/RAZA?
@@phantomquartz0586 I'll use all caps like you and say NATIONALITY is related to ETHNICITY. Of course it is. It's about having a home, being a people, being a cohesive community and it's called facts. The fact is there is a common ancestry, or ancestry mix for 98% of the Argentine population.
As a brazilian I already knew Ana from other videos. I guessed right the mexican and the ecuatorian. P.S: the video could have more spanish speaking moments
By speaking Spanish our accents are extremely obvious. I thought I had a pretty neutral accent, but when I was studying abroad other Latin Americans were immediately able to tell I'm Mexican from the very first sentence. I was able to do the same with Colombians, Venezuelans, Argentinians, Chileans, Ecuadoreans and Uruguayans (although it was tough to differentiate Argentinian and Uruguayan accents).
@@shingon666 I’m used to mexican accent because of some Tv Shows I watched. The accent from Spain is easy to me too as well as the argentinian (but this time I got wrong)
Hahaha... Gostei da panamenha falando que aprendeu falar como uma mexicana vendo Chesperito, e Guadalupe. Será que o por aqui no BR também passou Guadalupe no SBT?
Argentines and Uruguayans have an ability to distinguish a Brazilian from kilometers away 😅
Óbvio. Tem mais proximidade com os brasileiros
Cause its easy
@@fabrizzio5273😂😂 no it's not because brazilians can be any race 😒
Brasileiros são os únicos a falar português, não tem como errar.
@@orangemanisbad7663 It is pretty obvious once we open our mouth among other Latin-Americans. That girl has a very good American accent though.
Ana stopped smiling the second time someone said that she looked Argentinian... that's a giveaway. She has to be Brazilian
RIGHT!? 😂
She’s like 🤨. Bro, that was your cue to know she’s Brazilian hahahaha
(Un beso, hermanitos argentinos 😂😅)
@@luferreira8928
Na segunda vez ela já ficou mesmo a pensar que eles achavam que ela parecia argentina e perdeu logo o sorriso :D
THAT'S SO FUNNY
😂😂😂😂😂
@@luferreira8928que amor
Brasil é indiscutivelmente o país mais diferenciado de todossss hahahahah
Uma coisa que ninguém percebeu é que ela é a única usando chinelos.
@@feeddoguilhermeit doesn’t matter
@@Yoskio sim, importa pq é muito nosso jeito brasileiro de ser e gostamos disso. Ele só destacou mais uma característica nossa. Brasileiro vai de chinelo até em casamento se deixar.
@@felipem1368 still anyone can use it is like saying someone is from somewhere just for using a piece of clothing ANYONE can use
Sólo por el acento.
A brasileira é a única de chinelo, como não adivinharam dai? Só uma brasileira anda por tudo de chinelo, eu sou uma delas hehe
Ela ta de salto branco
@@desvendando7378a não ser que rasteira / chinelo seja salto, ela não está não
Já ia comentar kkkk
@@desvendando7378não mesmo
@@marialuizamarcolino4076 acho qye eu tive uma ilusao de óptica kkk mas acho que sim é um chinelo
It's funny how actual latinos actually know how each other sound, look, how similar and different we all are. The vibes are always positive. I'm proud of where we were born. ALSO it's Colombia, there's no translation to Columbia, they have been calling specifically for this.
Columbia is a state in the usa.
@@andreidedei I know, I hear the name a lot because it's where a lot of US gov buildings are located. She's from the country of Colombia, which stems from Colon which is how Columbus was called in Spanish, and from there also is where the name Columbia came. But Colombia, the country, has been asking to not translate it to Columbia, they specifically ask for this, there's a couple of articles. I tried linking one, but links get filtered out.
@ Actual, Colombia is spelled correctly after Italian explorer Cristoforo Colombo not Colon.
I know Colon is Spanish, but he isn't so I always say their names in the proper text of where he is actually from.
@@lilyz2156 You call Jesus Yeshua too? Did you know the name George is an anglicization of Georgios? Do you use that too?
I'm an argentinian, I didn't realize the portuguese accent with "google" but I definetly did with "Internet". Also I found the argentinian girl so quickly, the accent was really noticeable on every spanish word she said, but also her manners and exploding personality (she's the one that participates the most) told me she was DEFINETLY argentinian! I wouldn't doubt for a minute she was born and raised here.
Es una chica super piola, y no duda en ningún momento en decir lo que opina! Me alegra que la hayan invitado.
Maaaal, la "confianza argentina" que emanaba, no sé cómo explicarlo pero nos podemos reconocer entre sí de esa forma jaja
@@gracielaalegre3457 tal cuall
Sii, soy de Chile y me di cuenta "altiro" que era argentina jeje
También me pareció interesante como ustedes pronuncian "instagram" parecido a nosotros, aspirando esa s: "inhtagram". Pero se notó que es argentina en la melodía de las sílabas y en el timbre de voz
Brazilians often turn “l” sounds into a “eu” sound. She kinda said it like “Googeu”.
@@A-ID-A-M lol, apenas lemos palavras em inglês como os americanos, mas o certo era proncunciar um pouco parecido com o que voces leem no espanhol
Todos acertariam a nacionalidade da Ana facilmente... única que fala um idioma diferente kkkkkkk....abriu a boca....BRASILLLLLLL
😂 a única de chinelo 🩴 ela está de havaianas . Aposto que ela é do rio ou de Santa Catarina
@@ananina9554 Ela falou em outros vídeos que é do sul
@@ananina9554 do rio com esse sotaque?
acho que foi por isso que ela carregou no sotaque quando disse internet... elas já estavam a suspeitar e então decidiu deixar ir :D
Quando falou "internetchi" entregou 😂
"Except for football , samba and cachaça and capoeira" the girls got already so easily the things related to Brazil
É esteriótipos, gostei da explanação que cada lugar tem sua cultura, samba não é predominante no país inteiro por exemplo.
@@cristianS_mmas deveria ser…
@@gbrgbr6625 não 👍
Sopa de macaco uma delicia 🐒
@@Juan.R.Vera_LR1 Peso argentino igual a 0,019 real brasileiro, Argentina afundando com a inflação
The Ecuadorian girl was typical Ecuadorian. Very chill personality and soft accent with a smaller build. She seems really sweet.
You can guess she is Ecuadorian just by her looks
Hi World Friends, I just want to let you know that the country name is Colombia not Columbia. And when you’re referring to someone from this country is called Colombian not Columbian. As a Colombian person I can tell that is very stressful that people confuse these two places. One is in South America and the other is in the US. I hope in future videos you can change that. Great video!!😉
their subtitles are always a mess... yeah i definitely agree that it needs to be fixed bc it's very incorrect
yes i agree, spelling a country's name correctly is the basic respect someone can show!
Thank u, I'm from Colombia and it was giving like anxiety lol
Same here. I was very annoyed seeing how people always spell our nationality wrong. It shows a disregard.
In my language it's Kolumbija (Columbia) so it can be confusing sometimes when we are switching to English.
"Internet" , "Brazil" lol , I loved how sounds different for being a country whose language is different and how the others quickly guessed where she is from 😂
“Internech” 😂
@himster22 as a brasilian i can say it's so fun 🤣
The funny thing is that in Portugal's Portuguese they don't make the chi sound in the end of things
@@HerpestesichneumonBut there are parts of Portugal that people talk about like a resident of Rio de Janeiro, chaining
There is one part of Brazil where people dont make the chi sound as well. You'll find them in specific states of the northeast region @@Herpestesichneumon
The Colombian girl is such a good representation! I LOVE IT. Her energy, random dancing, gestures, and everythingggg. All girls are so beautiful!
As a Brazilian this was so fun to watch!! 🤣🤣
verdade
@rauloliveira652 5 copas do mundo e maior potência da América Latina.
Andate a llorar, fantasma. Tu sueño es ser brasileño.
@rauloliveira652?
O cara fala em inglês em pleno 2023, onde tem tradução automática em tudo que é canto na internet
Com todo respeito, inglês o CARALH0 fala em espanhol ou português aqui,chega desse colonialismo barato.
The easiest = Brazil for sure , the language is totally different from the others , the hardest = Panama , i'm not used to hear accent from Panama
A pronúncia é totalmente diferente, porém Português e Espanhol são muito semelhantes em vocabulário, compartilham praticamente 90%, fora que antigamente o Português era até mais parecido com o espanhol. São idiomas diferentes, porém não totalmente diferentes como Espanhol X Russo, ou Português X Alemão.
Panama's accent has been described as neutral. That's why it's so hard to tell as well as that many people just aren't aware of it. Panamanians also talk really fast like other Caribbean people.
It sounds just like any other caribbean country, I am from the Dominican Republic and it is hard to tell when a panamanian speaks which country is from just when they put some slang word is when I can tell, this is a list of places that speak kind of similar, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Panama, Canary Island from Spain, caribbean coast of Venezuela, Caribbean coast of Colombia, Caribbean coast from Honduras, and many others.
@@yeox95Dominican Republican has the most unique accent out of all of them. Their Spanish sounds so different.
@@isaqueteixeiraobregonMas são diferentes
Espanhol é um português capenga
Não sei como não perceberam que era brasileira só pelo sapato, que é basicamente um chinelo com saltinho hahahahahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Todo de Brazil es con una i brasileiro numeiro
Pior que é mesmo 😂
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@@Tonyconstanza Número não tem i. Kkkkk
All of them could be from Brazil if you take only their appearances at count, it's a very diverse country.
aparência ≠ sotaque
@@Jeff97ECB por isso ele falou "se levassem em conta"
I looked it up. Apparently Koreans in Brazil are 0.001% of the population, that's way under a percent. Brazil is not actually very diverse. Almost the entire population speaks Portuguese. That is also not very diverse.
@@TRex-dd4zebrazil has the most Japanese outside of Japan she's talking about brazil's racial diversity it is definitely number 1 in Latin America 🇧🇷
@@TRex-dd4ze There're places it's only spoken japanese, italian, spanish, german, dutch, russian, english, nigerian, chinese, korean, arabic, shit load of indigenous languages. We are diverse. I know, I live here in SP. There is more imigrants here than number of countries in UN, some don't exist anymore If that's a good thing I'm not sure.
Ahaha la Dominicana desde que habló se dieron cuenta que era obligatoriamente caribeña 🤣 se nos nota un poquin nada más 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴❤️✨
Obligao, yo dije, ahí está la representación del caribe jajaja
Cuando dijo "dique"
Y la colombiana es evidente que es de la parte caribeña de Colombia, inmediatamente conectaron vibras XD
Lol 😂🇩🇴
Que hermosa la compatriota argentina y que genia❤️🇦🇷
Y en cada palabrita en español derrochaba argentinidad
Hermosa mi Latinoamérica querida
A Ana de havaianas kkkkkkkkkkkk ja teria acertado essa!
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Pensei a mesma coisa kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Kkkkk kkkk sim
ela não tá de havaianas, aquilo é uma rasteirinha hahah
Marca registrada do Brasil, só brasileiro anda de chinelo pra tudo q é lugar
Achei maneiro a Ana dissimulando, falando que a outra era do Brasil pra despistar a galera.
ela usou mil de qi ali
Ela sabia que não tinha a menor chance de enganar as outras quando ela falasse um "A" em português hahahahahahahaha
Hahaha levou a sério o jogo
Usou o nosso jeitinho brasileiro kkkkkkkk
"Internet" entregou 100%, mas na primeira rodada chamaria de Argentina fácil! Mt branca pô kkkk (se bem q Brasil tem de tudo)
I recognize my Mexican people by their spirit!
A pobre da Ana não conseguiu manter o mistério por 5 minutos ksksksk
Na verdade a maioria ali já sabia que ela era brasileira..dos vídeos passados.
@@paulosantini3649
Não, os vídeos anteriores a Ana não estava com as mesmas Mulheres, são garotas diferentes!
@@paulosantini3649já pensou que esse vídeo poderia ter sido gravado antes?
@@Juliana_Costa. a argentina ja havia saido em um video com ela um tempo atras..
@@mademousiele20
Não, assistir todos os vídeos anteriores da Brasileira Ana e não vi ela com nenhuma mulher que está participando desse vídeo.
There's no way they wrote "Columbia" every single time...
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Lit
So proud of my Panamenian Girl!!✨🇵🇦 Chicheme is the tastiest thing you're going to have in Panama, it's super traditional and most of all Panamanians love it. The cradle of the chicheme is in the Chorrera district. Panamanian who respects himself loves his chicheme!!❤✨🇵🇦
She was the hardest one to Guess, And the one from Ecuador as well.
I’m from Chile and I did a short exchange in Panama and tried chicheme and so many other stuff. So delicious!
@@jenniferm.a.4021 es muy bueno que te gustara, espero vuelvas pronto✨
yesss fellow panamanian
😂 I felt la Panameña 🇵🇦, I too have a Mexican accent and 100% Panameña. My husband was so confused and he is from Panamá. It just happens to the best of us especially growing up around Mexican community and culture. Especially in the US. 😂💕 I literally used to joke and tell ppl I am from Michoacán, Panamá 😂 and Mexicans believed it 😂 thats what’s funnier. 🇲🇽 Mexican by heart though ❤. Chicheme sounds soooo good right now though. 🤤🤤🤤 for those that don’t know it’s like Atole honestly.
Im dying MICHOACAN PANAMA WTTTFF LMAO
Omg I love this comment! I’m Mexican born in Puebla raised in the the US. I live in Charlotte NC, and I knew the girl in the video had to be from Panama bc I have friends who speak just like us and are from there! Y’all are always invited to the carne asada btw!! 🙌🏼
When the Colombian girl said well Panama used to be Colombia I yelled. COLOMBIANA 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I am Panamanian🇵🇦 and Everytime I meet a Colombian person they say ohh Panama used to be Colombian.
My accent is alllll over the place though. 🤣 so I will say I’m from Michoacán Panama too throw them off.
Jaja... alguien me preguntó una vez si yo era de Michoacán porque como soy china con colorcito, me confundieron con alguien indígena 😅. Soy panameña también y cuando nos mudamos a EEUU fue en California (como quien dice pequeño Méjico) y trabajé en un McD donde casi todos los que trabajaban en la cocina eran mejicanas. Ese acento se le pega muy fácilmente a uno. Por eso veo novelas colombianas y evito las mejicanas pa que no se me pegue el acento 😝. Pero también trato de ver videos de panameños y hablar medio maleante y me ha funcionado alguito 😂
@@mlob535 Acento chacal XD
The girl from Mexico was the hardest for me. Lalita the panama girl always gives mexican vibes..
Interesting that when we Brazilians listen to our neighbors speaking Spanish we can't notice differences, everything seems the same, but when they listen to each other, they quickly realize the different accents.
what? the difference is very clear, put an argentinian and an colombian in a restaurant, everyone will notice the accent difference. 🇦🇷🇺🇾🇨🇱/🇻🇪🇨🇴🇪🇨/🇧🇴🇵🇪🇵🇾 you can divide the groups very easily(even having differences inside them). but central america is quite difficult distinguish, id admite
InterneTCHIIII hahaha. Our Brazilian Portuguese and its intrusive vowel at the end are funny and so " visible"
Sempre esse ( i ) revela nós
A gente não pode abrir a boca, bicho 😂
Why do we add vowels in all words??! 😭
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WhatsAppiii 😟
@@Opdf88 hahaha pois é!! I'm an English teacher, as a 2nd language... It's so hard to make my students aware of that. 🤪
@@fabianamatano2512hi teacher
The Brazilian being the only one with havaianas 😂😂😂 so easy. Vai Brasil ❤🇧🇷
Love them, work from home. Have two pairs, have them on now, love them!
In Argentina you see them often too.
Obvio la rosa de Guadalupe recolonizando Sudamerica de Mexico para el mundo JAJAJAJAJAJAJAAJ QUE OSO pero bien por Chespirito.
Except in Brazil, we got the dubbed version 😂😂
Wow! Argentina sounds like such a wonderful, diverse country. It must be beautiful. Greetings from Tigre
not very diverse compared to norther neighbours, but yeah, still an amazing country
@@david4rancibia34 i know!! i’m from argentina lol, i was only making a joke praising the country because i am from there. tigre is a neighborhood in buenos aires
Greetings, amigo. 😂
muy de argentino poner greetings
Jajajajjajajaja
Damn our portuguese accent is too strong 😂 Anna was instantly found
if you think her accent is strong imagine if she was carioca
O sotaque não é forte, é que é totalmente diferente do sotaque das outras que falam espanhol
@@brunnocesar1411 sim foi o q eu quis dizer kkk
@@car105day5 Yeah would be hilarious 😆
@@MysticalRetreat"our portuguese" not your xD.
Acerté a la chica Ecuatoriana desde el principio, aquí en España hay muchos Ecuatorianos, y supe por su acento que lo era, !un saludo a todos mis amigos ecuatorianos! y a todos los latinos en general.
El chicheme fue la pista más panameña que pudo dar jajajajaja
Totalll jajajajaja antes de eso llevaba todo el vídeo diciendo que podría ser mexicana y de pronto se sale con "chicheme" y yo como "NO PUEDE SERRRR" 😂😂
Y a mí me confundió porque chicha morada es una bebida peruana y pensé que a lo mejor venía del mismo idioma.
So cute. República Dominicana represent! 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
I love that they have an Afro Colombian respresenting my country! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴 ❤
She is mixed and from Cali.
I knew the Argentinian girl was actually from Argentina, the moment she said Instagram, but fully committed when she reacted the way she did when the Dominican girl said they played Baseball, lmao that as Argentinian as it gets.
Si, la confusion en la cara jajajaj
What is as Argentinian as it gets? Koreans in Argentina represent far less than a single percentage point, they are 0.004% of the population. She also said she does NOT drink Fernet. She also couldn't seem to think of mate from what I saw in this video. That's not as Argentinian as it gets.
@@TRex-dd4ze first.. she didn't say mate because if you didn't realized they weren't saying things that could end the game.. the mexican girl didn't say we eat spicy food or the ecuatorian said the galapagos islands
second.. i was born in argentina almost 33 years ago.. never visited another country.. but sure i'm not argentian because i don't drink mate.. and i'm also sure the vegan people aren't argentinian either because they don't eat asado
@@TRex-dd4ze He is talking about the attitude. No one cares about the race and even less about fernet.
Sim, ela foi bem arrogante, puxando uma passivo agressividade, credo
I guessed the Mexican girl right away! Not just by her accent but she has a certain vibe about her. She can totally blend into my family, lol. Love seeing so many beautiful latinas represented!
Is that an invitation to join your next family reunion? Just kidding! But I really can feel we Mexicans really do have this vibe
@@Coreaventuras Haha! We totally have a sixth sense on how to find eachother! 😆
It happened the same to me. All she said was all I was thinking
she speaks like mexican but looks argentine.
@@joshuawalker301 negative, México is super diverse! She totally looks and speaks like mexican
It was funny that they all thought Diana was Argentinian because she's pale and blonde
But from the moment I saw her I knew she was a fellow Mexicana🇲🇽 her face just screamed Mexico to me
Just from living in areas with large Brazilian populations and watching MMA and related sports, the Brazilian accent is incredibly distinctive compared to other Central and South American accents, as well as other Portuguese accents. One example is the "etch" sound that gets added when a word ends with a "t" or even a "d". Or the letter "r" being pronounced like an "h".
The "tchi" sound at the end of words you're right, only brazilians do that, but the R sounds are the same in all portuguese variations.
But yeah our accent is very different from other latin american countries since we speak different languages.
Btw, don't exclude the Mexicans lol
Óbvio, são idiomas diferentes 🤷♂️
exactly, another difference is that most brazilian portuguese accents the dark l sounds like an u, so most of the times we say Braziu, not Brazil. PT-PT is different.
Not all Spears with this Tchi in The end, a round 25 millions dont.
When the word ends in a consonant, or ends with "e", Brazilians tend to "soften" the sound, that's why "Internet" becomes "internech" this happens even with words in Portuguese.
I think as Mexicans we recognized our person quickly 😅
Totally!!
Before she even spoke she just felt like it
Yep, we can really differentiate each other specifically how we behave with strangers
El torito 🎉
Esse vídeo ficou sensacional! A Ana não tinha a menor chance de enganar kkkkk
The girl from Panama is so beautiful, she looks a lot like mexican actress Ale Muller. And the girl from Brasil is beautiful too, and she looks like Cobie Smoulders (Robin Scherbatsky from "How I Met Your Mother").
The girl in the middle was the real imposter! Her accent does sound distinctly like Mexico's!
Quién le dice a Loida que no es argentina?! 🤦🏼♀️ Ese acento es absolutamente reconocible 💯 y además, si ella no hubiera nacido en el territorio argentino, el argentino puede nacer en cualquier lado, va más allá de la partida de nacimiento, ser argentino se elije 🇦🇷❤️
literal que me pareció raro que diga eso, ya q como vos decís el argentino nace donde quiere y estamos orgullosos de esa actitud jjajjaja y de hecho no es raro ver que alguien asiático sea argentino ya q hubo bastante inmigración de ellos hace unos años. Quizás es algo q ella cree q no se nota su argentinidad xq seria triste si a ella le dijeron eso :(
El argentino nace donde quiere. Ser argentino es un sentimiento.
My favorite so far! Finally, a Dominican. Heady, please come back again and represent 🙂 Lalita is so chill 🙂
Yeah, finally a Dominican! :D
The easiest way of telling who was from Brazil was just seeing who was wearing flip flops XD
La chica de México tiene toda la vibra mexicana la vi y de una pensé en que era mexicana lo mismo con la argentina además tiene el acento argentino
Europe done , Asia done and now Latin America done , these videos are so good , keep it up , all the members are pretty cool
I believe Africa was done about 4 weeks ago to.
@@Rosannasfriend yep
@@Rosannasfriend only north Africa countries. I have never seen an episode with 4-5 people from south Sahara countries.
@@reineh3477there was one actually with Nigeria, Rwanda and Congo too
@@WarriorsCats777 I must have mist that one.
como distinguir a un argentino: a dos segundos de q empezó el video, Loida dijo “aaa” después de tirar un chiste
Reconocí a a la Ecuatoriana desde que la vi ❤❤❤ tigrillo ❤ 😂 and all the jokes around it !!
A Ana sofrendo bullying pq é o mais fácil kkkkkkkk
Mas pelo sotaque realmente seria, todo mundo falando espanhol e a gnt 😁
Me quede sorprendido con la chica de Ecuador, juraba que era de Perú o Bolivia. La chica de Brasil, Colombia y Dominicana me parecieron muy simpáticas. A la de Argentina y Dominicana por alguna razón las saque de golpe. Que tan diversos somos amo mucho América latina.
Yo supe que era de Ecuador porq tenia el mismo acento q el mio del norte del Peru xd pero menciono cosas q no son de aca
@@XTheLolX301 ohhhh
Ella es de una zona del País, hay mujeres de variadas formas en el Ecuador.
Hay mucha mixtura en el País.
Felicitaciones a nuestra representante , lo hizo muy bien 👌😉
Porque es de la Región Sierra que es muy similar en cultura y acento a Perú y Bolivia. Si hubiese sido una chica de la costa de Ecuador se hubiese confundido con la zona caribeña de Colombia, Venezuela o República Dominicana; porque el acento costeño de Ecuador es muy similar a las zonas caribeñas. Son 2 acentos muy marcados en Ecuador: el costeño y el serrano. La chica de Colombia también se mira de la zona caribeña, si fuera más de Pasto por ejemplo tendría un acento y una apariencia también similar a Perú, Bolivia o la zona serrana de Ecuador. Sin duda dentro de cada país hay muchos acentos y diferencias, incluso en los más pequeños como Ecuador donde hay 2 zonas con acentos totalmente opuestos y la chica del video representó a la parte Andina de Ecuador. Ojala algún día puedan poner a una chica de la parte costeña, que se escuchará muy caribeña.
we’re all different but somehow so similar. Lots of love to my America Latina brothers and sisters ❤️
A la pobre Loida muchas veces la critican diciendo que no es "verdaderamente argentina" pero al hablar es RE ARGENTA. Se nota muchísimo. 😅
Jajaja entiendo que también es una cuestión de estadística. Si incluso me dijera que es latinoamericana, solo de verla diría Perú o Brasil puesto que estos países son los que más descendientes de asiáticos tienen. Pero es re agentina.
@@mateowag Argentina también tiene muchos asiáticos! La gente subestima la cantidad de asiáticos que viven acá
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@@javierperalta7648 cuando la subestiman? si hasta la frase "el chino"(supermercado chino) esta arraigada en el vocabulario... no digas cualquiera
@@iiREYteoii me refiero a la gente que no es de Argentina, no saben que acá hay asiáticos
14:47 acho que também seria muito fácil acertar de onde a Ana é, só olhar para o pé! Todo mundo de tênis e ela de havaiana KKKKKKK BRASILEIRA NATA
Acho q era uma rasteirinha, ela é sulista, havaianas é mais coisa de carioca
@@LucasxGamezcc não, havaianas é coisa do Brasil inteiro, de norte a sul do Brasil
@@guenzogameplaysmas nem todo mundo usa na rua, só no Rio mesmo
@@dolydoly5679 falou besteira novamente, é normal usar na rua no Brasil inteiro, Rio é só mais um no meio do Br q tb faz
@@LucasxGamezcca europa, tipo Portugal também tem havaianas e seriam mais esses modelos de rasteirinha segundo o canal filipa que é portuga, pode ser o caso
I knew my girl was Mexican right away! Saludos desde Monterrey!
It's interesting that they guessed the Brazilian girl right when she said "Google". I speak Portuguese and all of them sound exactly the same to me but somehow they could hear her Portuguese accent lol.
They did not sound the same! Pay attention at the end of her pronunciation/GooGLE. It’s like “goul” while the others are more like “glê”
Todas as outras meninas falaram a palavra "internet" com T no final, ou sem. Mas Brasil tem que por um TCHI no final, daí é na hora que da pra saber. Espanhol = Internê, Internét, Internêt. Portugues (BRA) = Internétchi
@@carlosbarrosseu tbm n vi como elas pegaram que ela era Brasileira por falar "Google" pq google é uma palavras em inglês e a Ana falou do jeito que se fala em inglês
A pronuncia do "l" final soa como um "w"
*Brazilian accent. She is speaking Portuguese, but the accent is Brazilian
I'm Brazilian. Obviously the spanish speakers would guess Ana's nationality due to the unique accent 😅
Eu amo como o Brasil é tão óbvio pra elas KAKAKAKAKA
a garota argentina descobriu a brasileira de cara pois são países vizinhos kkk
dificil não ser de um país vizinho do brasil na américa do sul kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Somente equador e Chile não fazem fronteira com o Brasil. Então essa teoria já cai por terra
Argentina, Uruguai e Paraguai possuem fronteiras urbanas com o Brasil e estão mais próximos aos grandes centros brasileiros. Os demais países fazem fronteira apenas com amazônia brasileira praticamente, uma região bem menos habitada e, portanto, o intercâmbio cultural e a integração entre os países é bem menor nessas fronteiras mais ao norte, se comparamos a estes países platinos.
Es que muchos argentinos hemos interactuado mas con brasileros que por ejemplo, con gente de Panama o Republica Dominicana. Yo NUNCA he hablando en persona con alguien de esos paises, pero he conocido muchos brasileros.
@@Gleicytimaomas ali não tem só sul-americanos
Solo un mexicano sabe que en el norte de México hay muchos coreanos. Gracias Kia, saludos hasta Pescorea, Nuevo León.
Por eso supe que la de rosa, era mi paisana 🩷
no solo el norte...
Eso ya no es cierto...Toda Latam lo sabe ahora, agradecelo a la chinguamiga :P
🔥🔥🔥🔥mx
@@artemis4217actualmente si, las californias tienen chinos, el noreste coreanos y el bajio japoneses. no conozco otra region con población asiatica sobresaliente
Bueno si hay coreanos pero la mayoría solo vienen para negocios y casi no se involucran con la gente o tradiciones de México del norte, solo están aquí por sus maquilas que en el Norte de México predominan, aquí un Duranguense que te lo puede afirmar
I'm half Ecuadorian & Italian. This was fun to watch.💗💗
No is COLUMBIA, Really is COLOMBIA, although the word colombia and columbia derive from colon, but Columbia is the anglicization of "Tierra/Land de Colon", Colombia is the Spanish version of "Tierra/Land de Colon", the correct use of the name of the country in English is Colombia, without anglicization, it translates the same
There is a lot of error in subtitles and almost all episodes, some are funny.
@@CobraMJDyes but that error is pretty offensive. SOMOS COLOMBIANOS, NO COLUMBIANOS
@@wizhard94 I think is auto translator, see other episodes subtitles
@@CobraMJD Cómo diantres van a usar un "auto translator"? Que canal tan poco serio. And is pretty offensive EL QUE NO CAMBIEN ESA JODIDA PALABRA.
We AREN'T COLUMBIANS
@@wizhard94 actually this is a small channel from Korea, and it got a lot of views. I said translator, but I meant it an auto description from the speaking. Closed Caption etc.
la de Panamá me sorprendió porque yo juraba que es mexicana.
hasta la actitud de ella es muy mexicana ❤
Jajajjaa lalita es hermosa, pero si pasa como Mexicana tiene mucha influencia
Porque mucha gente piensa que en Panamá solo hay gente de raza Negra, tambien hay Indigenas, Mestizos, y Blancos. (Yo soy Panameño).
@@Nutty151 por la forma de hablar se refiere
@@Nutty151 Hermano tu comentario no tiene sentido, léelo de nuevo. La mayoria de panama es blanca todo el mundo lo sabe
@@rw_2000The majority of the population of Panama is mestizo, or mixed Spanish, Indian, Chinese, and African descent or your comment was a joke!?
Loved that the ecuadorian girl said tigrillo! One of my favourite platain dishes! ❤️
I loved this video, Latin America diversity is amazing, the Mexican girl is so beautiful
Latin America is diverse within the Latino family, not with the whole world. And that's a good thing. Be proud of that.
O português é um destaque evidente na América latina e tenho muito orgulho de ser falante desta língua lindíssima ❤
La energía y vibras de Ana me encantan XD XD Estuvo bien graciosa en este video n.n ¡Qué bien Lalita representando a Centroamérica! Atentamente, un costarricense :3
Lit, imaginate que hagan una de Panamá y costa rica con otros países, ojalá, tqm costa rica💖 btw soy panameña y amo costa rica🥂
Our Brazilian accent always give us away in any language we speak, there's no way to hide it.
I alway find adorable when brazzilians speak
@@alexmejia7012 Is our Brazilian accent ugly or strange? You can tell the truth, I won't be hurt
@@VicVilhena no i love it, its when yall talk that sound good and when you guys laugh "kkkkkkkkkkk" i love it
Ah ♡♡♡
Es ridículo usar kkkk nadie cuando se ríe se escucha el kkkkkk
BBC report:
English language:
-It uses and depends on the Roman alphabet.
-60% of its vocabulary comes from Latin, compared to only 26% of Germanic vocabulary.
-Its grammar is not completely Germanic, it has parts of grammatical structure from Latin.
For this reason, philologists consider the English language a hybrid language. The information in this video is correct.
By the way, I'm English, greetings from London.
I love how people just assume that there are no white people in Brazil and their faces go like 👁👄👁 when they discover that there are people who are whiter than Casper the ghost!
What are you talking about??? Practically EVERYONE in Latin AND North America KNOWS that Brazil is the whitest and most European mixed country of Latin America!
@@andersonrockeravenger6749
Não mano, na verdade são poucos que sabem isso sobre o Brasil. Especialmente os argentinos, eles pensam que somos ou Neymar ou Vinícius Junior em fenótipo e cor.
Yeah. Latin America is a very diverse continent, but Brazil is the most diverse latin american country for sure !
@@Kownter Os argentinos??? kkkkk Vcs tão é malucos, a argentina é um dos países mais próximos do Brasil, é claro que vc tem aquelas pessoas extremamente ignorantes que não sabem nem qual é o idioma falado no país, e nesse caso eu estou falando do continente americano como um todo, mas hoje essas pessoas já são a extrema minoria. Agora, esse estereótipo ignorante do qual vcs estão falando, que é muito vendido pela mídia diga-se de passagem, existe bem mais em outras partes do mundo, como em partes mais isoladas da Europa por exemplo, aonde realmente não sabem absolutamente nada sobre o Brasil
Some people just can't wrap their heads around someone being both white and Latino at the same time 😂
Omg 😱, Anna is just everywhere. I just saw her in the previous video with Andrea featuring Spain and the Philippines. I think she is now the most popular WF star! 🤩
no.
The Brazilian girl is wearing flip flops ahahahah if that's not Brazilian enough I don't know where she could come from!
It's interesting the Mexican girl had mentioned the alcoholic beverage "torito" because is way too specific. That's a traditional beverage from the Mexican state of Veracruz, which is the state that I am from. It's not common that people outside the state is aware of the beverage. So my guess is that she's from Veracruz too. In Veracruz is also common to find people with Italian ascendency, like she mentioned, which I also have. Such a small world we live in! :)
I'm from chihuahua and I've never heard of it, so I think you are probably right! When she said "torito" I automatically thought of the spiky thorn looking things that stick to the soles of your shoes hahahaha
This is the first time I have seen anyone featured from the Caribbean. I was able to guess she was from the DR. And Caribbean people are a different vibe regardless of language IMO. I think Panama was the hardest for me to guess. I thought there were two Mexicans.
Esse carisma todo vem de onde? Da água? Do mar?
@@BokoMoko65vive de gente que mora em ilha e é cercado por praia e calor
@@BokoMoko65blackish vibes from the carribean people
@@nightprowler999 Hell nooo, Black people do not know how to dance, cook and are upset always, so NO. It is a different vibe.
What exactly is blackish vibes ‘cus Caribbean Hispanics are nothing like black Americans, even Anglo-Caribbeans are different from black Americans. 🤔
Ecuador is one of the most difficult if you are not from the Sierra, if they make another video like this, I would recommend inviting someone from Manabí, they have all three types of skin, a very neutral accent, the pronunciation in other languages is very good and other things.
The girl in the video is from the Sierra region so it is very easy to identify her since they are descendants of the ancient habitants and indigenous people.
Please stop writing "Columbia". In English, Columbia is the name of the university, the clothing brand, (and probably other stuff) but you write Colombia when you refer to the country
I guessed the Mexican girl right away because I live in the US and many Mexican people that I know of look like her, but also her accent. I also guessed the Dominican girl as well. As for Argentina, Panama and Brazil I already knew them from other videos. The only one I didn’t guess was the Ecuadorian and the Colombian girls (the Colombian I thought she was from the Dominican Republic or Panama).
Me too, the Colombian looks like from Dominican Republic lol
A Ana está em varios videos
@@dennercassiosi hasta yo pense
@@dennercassio No, she has a nose surgery and the plastic surgeries in DR are not very common as Colombia. She looks Colombian.
No, she has a nose surgery and the plastic surgeries in DR are not very common as Colombia. She looks Colombian. Colombia has dark skin people also.
Brazilian girl didn’t even have to say “Google”, she looks Brazilian and sound too polished when speaking English, really easy.
Whenever latin American related videos come, they just give me joyful, tropical, cheerful vibe. Very very tropical vibe I get from these videos. Same happened today also. Love this. I'd love to visit these countries someday. An Indian here btw
You guys from India also have a lot of tropical vibes :)
@@Wyllwho yeah. True! But these Latin American countries are somewhat different. Altogether spread the vibe of chilling, dancing, enjoying, partying, summer etc etc etc. List will be long.
@@knowledgehunter_i think this vibe is mostly in northern and central part of south america, i live in the southern part of brazil and here i can't feel this vibe ;-;
@@MrHaerin Yeh I mean, the more you go to the Ecuador, the more tropical it is🤔
@@mateowag also to northeast of Brazil! seems like paradise
That was fun! Such a cool and joyful lot. Great seeing Lalita again
I'm an Italian that lived in Chile and travelled around Latin America for 6 months. This was so much fun to watch! Ahahahah
lol, in the European video, the easiest one was France. The asian one was Japan. And in this one, Brazil, the only portuguese speaking country in Latin America. Very funny videos.
Europe : ua-cam.com/video/KLGxU4SUxek/v-deo.html
Asia : ua-cam.com/video/pEwcbDqYboo/v-deo.html
China is as easy as Japan.
I was refering about languages, not about their ethnics.
Watch the Europe vid, you can identify easily the french guy by his french accent. In the Asia vid, you can guess easily Saki, the japanese girl, by the way she say some words (Coca-Cola).
As a Chilean I found the "Korean" girl was Argentinian right away, we are used to Argentinian pronunciation
I’m Uruguayan and I could tell the Argentinian and Brazilian girl right away. Brazilian girl didn’t need to speak I notice she’s wearing flip flops and only Brazilians walk around all dressed up wearing a par of havaianas
@@ananina9554KKKKKK exatamente é viciado em havaianas ❤
Apparently Koreans are 0.004% of the population in Argentina.
@@TRex-dd4ze And? nobody said that Argentina is the most diverse country or that there are a lot of Koreans... here we are talking about her accent being 100% Argentinian (rioplatense Spanish). So yes, it's pretty obvious that she is Argentinian.
@@s1lv10-94este cara é doido kkk😂, só pensa em raça.
It's very nice how that was the first time they saw each other, but it felt like they were best friends. That's a latino thing, for sure
Ana wearing flip flops ....... definitely brazilian 😂😂
The mexican girl is probably from my state Veracruz, lots of Italian descendants and the Torito clue was key, I love torito
I'm Thai who knows so little about Latin America, so this is interesting to learn and have fun to guess along together with them.
Finally, a dominican there!! From a dominican that suppots your channel!
this dominican girl in this video, I think she is the most beautiful and attractive of all of those girls she has very beautiful skin tone and very unique feautures
Os países latino gostam muito do Brasil. 😂😂😂 ❤
Brasil también es latinoamericano.
como argentina siento que está muy bueno mostrar que nuestro país también es diverso, hay argentinos con rasgos asiáticos, de todos los colores y acentos ✨🌈
Tu cállate
The Argentinian girl did not mention mate from what I saw, she also said she did not drink Fernet, she said she is half Argentinian, and apparently Koreans are 0.004% of the population in Argentina. She may be a super nice girl and all that, but the producers of this video could have maybe picked someone a little more representative.
@@TRex-dd4ze we already have a lot of representations, the fact that they didn't pick the stereotype of Argentinian people once is OK. Choosing different people for the others countries in another video would be great too. As well as showing other Argentinian types
@@TRex-dd4zeSolo por ser argentina no significa que deba tomar fernet 🙄 y si decía "mate" sería lo mismo que decir "asado", les daría la respuesta sobre su nacionalidad.
Y que tiene que sea asiática? La NACIONALIDAD no tiene nada que ver con su ETNIA/RAZA?
@@phantomquartz0586 I'll use all caps like you and say NATIONALITY is related to ETHNICITY. Of course it is. It's about having a home, being a people, being a cohesive community and it's called facts. The fact is there is a common ancestry, or ancestry mix for 98% of the Argentine population.
Lalita from Panama looks like a cool friend. loved this show, theyvare all so beautiful!!!
😂😂 I am excited to know that Panama participated in this dynamic hahaha, it really was fun
Que linda es la Panameña ... saludos desde México
Es hermosa lalita
As a brazilian I already knew Ana from other videos. I guessed right the mexican and the ecuatorian. P.S: the video could have more spanish speaking moments
Are you crazy? Every video has a Spanish
By speaking Spanish our accents are extremely obvious. I thought I had a pretty neutral accent, but when I was studying abroad other Latin Americans were immediately able to tell I'm Mexican from the very first sentence. I was able to do the same with Colombians, Venezuelans, Argentinians, Chileans, Ecuadoreans and Uruguayans (although it was tough to differentiate Argentinian and Uruguayan accents).
@@shingon666 I’m used to mexican accent because of some Tv Shows I watched. The accent from Spain is easy to me too as well as the argentinian (but this time I got wrong)
When the girl said 'Chicheme' I was like: yess you chose a very Panamanian thing!! El Chichemito en la Chorrera :)
Que Viva La Chorrera
Ana is gonna be the hardest one to guess 🤡😄
Congratulations Anna for representing our country so good 👏🏿👏🏿
Hahaha... Gostei da panamenha falando que aprendeu falar como uma mexicana vendo Chesperito, e Guadalupe.
Será que o por aqui no BR também passou Guadalupe no SBT?
por no conocer el tigrillo, les fallaron con Ecuador