Asian Kids meet Europeans for the first time!! 

Italian*

@@milantehrandubaino 😂

@@ayatohater1292yes stuppppidd

Strange.. I never thought we were especially noticeable from other Europeans. But if a 7 yo Korean kid says so, I guess we ARE noticeable.

He'd be in for a ride if he came in France. "where are all these people that look like french in my mind ?!" dude be lucky if he managed the trip without getting assaulted or robbed This phenomena is so regular for asian coming to France that it even has a name "Paris Syndrome", because usually they learned about how we were in the past but haven't been told that this old France everyone likes doesn't exist anymore.

​@@BlancheNuit There are on average 350,000 Japanese tourists in Paris per year. Of these 350,000, there is an average of 20 people per year who suffered from this Syndrome, that is to say less than 0.01%. We tend to overestimate this as if it were a generality but that is not the case. The Japanese being the most susceptible to suffering from the syndrome, I let you guess that the number is even smaller for other nationalities. On the other hand, yes, Asians, Japanese in particular, are more targeted by thieves. But unfortunately this is also the case in other countries. It is known that the Japanese have good manners and people take advantage of this to their detriment.

@@Yoshinja22 What he said is just an example and yeah France sometimes isn't really safe even for french people unfortunately, depending on where you go.

@@goofygrandlouis6296 Actually I do think some french people "look" french even if it's not as noticeable as, say, dutch, german, russian people. I don't know how to describe it, but I think we tend to overlook traits that we see everyday which is probably the reason why you thought we weren't noticeable from other europeans.

Maybe she used to work as an au-pair girl.

​@@goofygrandlouis6296it's true that coming from France it even makes me strange

@@futurvariable1245 hell nah , we rude but were sweet to young and old people

@@WhyJusticeWhy hmmm sa dépend maintenant

And the Italian one too!

Italy too

Yeah shes so captivating

i just wanted to write the same comment and when scrolling down yours was on top! yes there is something about her :)

@@Stella.2701 It's because she's natural with kids, I think it's literally just down to that

@@shaneoshea5166 yes, but also her Voice and Energy, Feels warm to me :)

Here,, in my country doesn't have snow,, cause it's tropical country ww

She's probably from the southern part

Tomorrow I'm going to Spain🇪🇸😃

Estoy buscaba yo, claro que tenemos nieve en España 😂

Es andaluza seguro 🤣Muchas zonas de España jamás ven el sol. Como Galicia o Asturias. Mi pueblo es Silent Hill xD.

football and boxing are horrible, distasteful. I prefer tennis, much much better!

Very smart 😮

Hey, Boys will be boys.

Little bro saw a french woman I guess, he's interested ahah

@@Deadly_Nightkid Sadly, French women too are getting infected by the woke virus, and are becoming more "masculine" every decade or so. I'd say Russia, Latinas and Asia are the last refuge for feminine women.

He isn't, he is so annoying!

She also makes the girl compliments about her appearance

Either they ran out of Europeans to feature in the video and just winged it or they considered the US technically counting since it was colonized by Europeans but still

They probably meant Asian kids meet white people

westerners i guess fits better

By European they meant white people

European = White

Usa was a wild card

I guess they mean of European descent.

British puritans and germans aren't an europeans ?

Since NATO took control of Germany and destroyed NordStream.

@@goofygrandlouis6296 thanks for saying it, but i will added that USA (deep state) controls all Europe. They are sending Europe to a war again, destroying our industrial capacities and moving european bussines to USA. USA and England want this war in Europe.

' She puts on heavy makeup and has a big nose' 🤣

@@thejonasvanbaelenpodcastShut up

Yeah but then he criticised spain lol...

I almost die when i heard it hahaha When a native give credit to the cliché

I think that we are not famous (Spain) bcs of the snow… we have some places where it definitely snows but I think you will agree with me that we aren’t a country where it snows a lot 😅😅 The most turistic cities in Spain are Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Granada and Valencia. I tried to explain more deeply but they edit the videos a lot hahaha and we don’t have time to explain everything we want 😊

@@carol_y_chan Gracias por contestar. Es que te he visto tan rotunda en la contestación que pensé "está convencida de que en España no hay nieve" jajaja Entiendo lo que quieres decir, queramos o no la imagen que tiene o vende un país es lo que llega al exterior. Te has ganado un suscriptor.

@@carol_y_chan Pero si la foto de Granada más famosa es la de la Alhambra con sierra nevada detrás, en Madrid la capital nieva en los montes, y hasta en la ciudad (como ahora mismo o durante la Filomena). Por no mencionar otras ciudades al norte y regiones famosas en el norte (como asturias, país vasco, cantabria, navarra, castilla y leon, aragón)... (Obvio que en zonas maritimas la nieve es más improbable como sucede en todos los lugares). Se podría decir eso de un país tropical, pero de España????

@@TheLiebde Si aqui no tiene nada que ver EEUU, hablo y me dirijo a la chica española que habló en el video. Siendo española supongo que sabrá que en España sí nieva, y bastante. De hecho tenemos muchas estaciones de esquiar.

"Even here" Even where?

@@hello-cn5nhlol

Lol nah, no ty...!

we're always impressed when someone can prononce the R in our language lol, bonus point if you put the good accent on the E

@@antoinebrg6299Ik but it's not that hard to tho...

lol 😂

@@milantehrandubai Yeah it's easier than people think, it's just that it's not a sound that is in many languages. But many languages have our "r" without voicing it, like "kh", and all you have to do is to voice it and bingo, French R

He's 9 now

@@lieselmeminger267 oh my such a "huge" difference 😂

@@hello-cn5nh well, for you 4 years it's not a big difference, but for a kid it is. In 4 years a newborn baby learns to speak, to walk, to think and to tell his/her thoughts, to recognize people around and many-many things.

@@lieselmeminger267 so a 9 year old person is no longer young? Way to miss the point, kiddo! Are you his classmate? 😂

@@hello-cn5nh I'm really curios what language you speak and why do you pick on the translation. Even if he said so. Isn't 5 years of age younger than 9?

Koreans are obsessed with beauty since they are children. He’s going to be a judgmental person when he will grow old.

ikr like ew no!!! that's a literal crime

No she isn't, doesn't want to learn Italian or French.

Ew no, the Italian was great tho!

We need less of this inaccurate crap!

Italian maybe?

I have just looked out of my window and it is snowing a lot at this moment.

what do you mean? there is no snow in spain

​@@gahghag Yes there is snow in some areas. It snows a lot in the Pyrenees.

@@elxicoplayboi5517 true, I actually live close to the Pyrenees and it snows in my city.

In northern Spain maybe in the mountains but below Madrid i don't think so

Ouch 😮😂

Attaboy! He's honest. 😃

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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

The boy is also so cute

The little boy is also so cute

Elle EST française...

Carol a aussi un accent très Espagnol, et Virginia a un accent très Italien. C'est juste normal, et ce n'est pas propre qu'à la France

The Italian girl too

Everyone is good with kids.😊

Breh there's almost no snow left even further up north, I doubt spain would have lots of snow anywhere except in the mountaintops

Yeah same in Italy as well actually!

She is a balearic.

Now imagine saying this to a 9 ur old

@@emotionalIntelligence2078 now imagine for a moment that I gave a s*** about your comment

You call snow to THAT??? Literally was 10 minutes of a little bit of ice, that's not snow at all 😂 The only time there was snow in Madrid was with the Filomena storm. In 30 years I never saw snow in Madrid... Then of course the mountains, but not in the city

@@aninhabitantofcarcosa9345 I think you clearly did not see the news. I live at 10 minutes from Madrid centre and we literally had ice and a bit of snow. People in Madrid reported ice in the road, etc. I’m not making out anything😁

all asians notice that about europeans. we are the long nosers.

España es muy grande y diversa. Pues claro que nieva! Pero no en todas partes al mismo tiempo!

@@mariaobregon9604 lo sé, pero q generalice diciendo q en España no hay nieve...no nevará donde vive ella pero vamos q en León todos los inviernos nieva🤣🤣🤣

​@@noahf1035tambien dijo que era un lugar soleado, yo llevo sin ver el sol durante 6 meses xd

lol... no.

@@synkaan2167 Yes, Germany is famous for good quality bread. No country has as many different breads as Germany has.

@@1Jasmin As a french, I agree that german breads are very good (to our taste) but the baguette invaded the world. I don't know why it's so famous, it's not even the best bread we have (and we have a lot too).

@@chrisl5582 Yes, I get what you mean. The bread is still not able to compare to Germany. I think a good and obvious hint for France would have been wine and cheese. And if someone still doesn't get it at that point ofcourse baguette 😂 like you said, it spread all over the world

@@1Jasmin I think the baguette is popular because the taste isn't as strong as most german breads (or other french breads), not as dense too and you can make sandwiches with it. And, of course, because french people went everywhere (colonies) and exported it.