@@J0HN_D03 It can be uncomfortable for both parties, I mean, it must sucks to have people overly happy about silly things the same way that it sucks to genuinely be excited about something but people around you are not in the same mood
Es increible como las tres chicas de LATAM, tienen la misma energía, que hasta parecen ser vecinas o amigas de la escuela, siendo de 3 paises diferentes
vos no te das cuenta que la brasilera quedo como ridicula y la mexicana le queria seguir el ritmo? en cambio la argentina es humilda y simple, no tiene el complejo de inferioridad de las latinoamericanas. Nada que ver son
Eso es porque eramos una sola nación hasta que llegaron las independencias para separarnos , ahora nos peleamos entre nosotros , divide y conquistarás , unidos éramos la mayor potencia ,ahora no somos casi nada ,nadie nos reconoce , crearon conflicto entre nosotros y odio irracional y fanático hacia España, somos hispanos no latinos
The energy is sooo different is almost tangible between the latin americans and the europeans lol that team Mexico-Brazil was pretty dope, I was laughing the whole time, more of Julia and Dafne pleaseeeeee.
the energy is only different for people without much knowledge (usually the ones who believe more in stereotypes than reality). at first you have to learn that the loudest football fans measured were in Turkey (world record: 131 decibel 2011). the loudest stations worldwide are like Westfalen Stadion/Borussia Dortmund (Germany), Anfield (England), Napoli (Italy), Besiktas (Turkey), Galatasaray (Turkey). In the 90ties it was mostly Germany, UK, Eastern Europe/Italy. The most organized fans are usually Central Europe and its neighbors (for obvious reasons). You also still have to learn that energy is not like energy. While it is true that most Latin Americans have a more dynamic/emotional communication this is not true for every latin based culture AND it is not true if you compare it for instance from another perspective. A party in Berlin for instance continues often while whole Latin America/Individuals are already sleeping. Similar is regarding the general energy of action: while usually Latin Americans rest a lot, Germans (and liked minded cultures around) are still wandering around, do something, wanting more actions and so on. You have here a typical case of different dynamics and energy. And usual techno parties or similar stuff is WAY louder and more dynamic than anything you get in Latin America. One could compare Octobefest like atmospheres with Latin America but the dynamic is different.
@publicminx where are you from ?! Clearly not from Brazil. Here people just pass through the night partying frequently. It's pretty common that people arrive home hella drunk with massed make-up and with a husky voice. Specially in carnival and São João 😂😂😂
@@pablohdeezzE o Brasil ama o México, pq aqui sempre passou novelas mexicanas e programas mexicanos, então sentimos como o México fossem como irmãos pra nós ❤
Obviamente, es por lógica Mientras más al sur (España, Grecia, Portugal) MÁS APASIONADA ERES SIGUEN SIENDO FRÍAS PARA ESTÁNDARES SUDAMERICANOS PERO YA SE ACERCAN MÁS A ELLAS EN CALIDEZ
As latino, living in france for many years, i'll say that going to spain or italy (specially the south) feels kinda like home( of course there is some big differences) but France, is definetly the least "latino vibe " country of the so call latin countries
@@J0HN_D03 And you have to take into account the political events, the French society needed a certain rigidity, a debate a different posture being demanded to, I think that even this influences the individual and society in how to behave
@@SantidelasNieves nos hizo quedar re bien, es super simple como toda argentina. Muy diferente a las latinoamericanas, que quedan en ridiculo. Argentina no es latinoamerica, cuando lo van a entender, no sigan agrupando cosas que no van.
I'm Brazilian and I was very happy when Argentina won the 2022 World Cup. They experienced the same happiness that I experienced as a child in the 94 World Cup. Today I no longer care if Brazil wins or not.
This is full of cliches. As a Latina myself, I met many introverted, quiet, and shy Latin Americans who hate dancing, and some Europeans who are loud and outgoing. For example, I found many Guatemalans a bit reserved and suspicious of strangers approaching them, especially if they don't look like one of them, whereas I met Spaniards from Malaga who are loud and boisterous, ready to have a good time.
I mean, if you say like this would be impossible to talk about a country. A how is people in german? “ sorry but we have all kind of people” i mean everyone know that, but still country have a type, because of culture, language and this things. So yeah you can say that latins are more warm and european are more cold. But this doesn’t mean everyone is like that.
Essa brasileirinha é arretada! Eu via esse programa por causa da Ana, outra brasileira cult, mas essa daí é energia pura e derrota a depressão de qualquer pessoa. Parabéns!!! E muitos sucessos!!!🎉🎉🎉
@@r4f213 Sim mas para explicar a quem não mora no Brasil acredito que por região para eles torna-se mais simples. O próprio EUA por ser um país continental tem essas nuanceas culturais.
@@Renato_Pinheiro.9 então era melhor tu ter falando cada estado, kkkk EUA entende o conceito de estados e os outros países tbm, apesar de alguns usarem provincias.
@@r4f213 EUA talvez mas gringos da Europa em que cada pais tem um tamanho mínimo e uma sociedade diminuta onde não há variações acho que não. Para um europeu é muito difícil entender variações culturais dentro de um mesmo país
@@Renato_Pinheiro.9 pior que tem kkkkkk. Mas é complicado explicar, só pequisando msm. Da uma olhada em alguns movimentos separatistas da Europa, que tu vai pegar uma base, ou a separação etnico cultural de alguns países.
?@@escfuego ? Mexicans are like Middle Eastern people. They have various characteristics that don´t fit into any classification category. The Spanish people from the past are known to be beautiful worldwide. They have all European traits, and their phenotypes are more diverse than any other European nation -- except for Russia.
@@charleyjr.iriarte7428 The Spaniards are genetically diverse, they have ancestors from Anatolia, Yamnaya and WHG, the Iberians of the North were a mixture of Celtiberians and those of the South were ancient Iberians, to that we must add the mixture with the Italians, Jews, North Africans and to a lesser extent with the Germanic
The Mexican girl is sont funny, punchy ans beatiful. My brother lives in Mexico City since 10 years. Mexicans are really a great people, I travel some times here ❤ A french man
@@talllezé a mesma coisa. Latino/latina é tudo aquilo que é relacionado ao latim O que nos diferencia é o fato de sermos americanos (porque estamos em um continente chamado América), apesar de falar uma língua derivada do latim (que é europeia, porque surgiu em um continente chamado Europa)
@@talllez Latino is the Spanish version but it originates from Latin.. que pdjn What makes a person a Latino? (i want to leave this here because of the ignorance that exists) Latin language comes from Rome.. Vulgar Latin and Classic Latin formed Romance Languages. Romance languages include Castellano, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and Romanian. whoever speaks those languages is by definition a LATINO because they come from ROMANCE languages. Also, English is Germanic. For example, I am speak Spanish and English which makes me a Latino and Germanic. Just Google Romanace languages and have Google own you too.
@Play4Vida Rome is the capital city of Italy, my guy...and we Italians are very proud of it.. So YES Italy, because it has Rome, is the original Latin country.
Kkkk é tão legal ver pessoas pra cima, a brasileira e a mexicana são as mais animadas, as europeias são mais quietas. Culturalmente BR é animado mesmo, mas vai muito também de cada pessoa..penso que cada um, seja sulamericano ou europeu tem seu jeito próprio de se expressar.
@@luandorea9210 Pior que é bem isso kkk..penso que tenha a ver com a maneira de se expressar, aqui no Brasil sendo quieto ou não no geral somos bem empolgados ao interagir com as pessoas, especialmente em família e amigos, no sentido de demonstrar mais as emoções. A cultura deles no geral é de serem mais reservados. Mas como vc falou, há as super exceções kkk..
The video is about neolatins europeans and neolatins americans, latins in true and restricted way referenciated by anthropology is only old romans simple as that, the others descendentes from them are neolatins never latins.
Vente a Andalucía y me lo vuelves a decir... Para tu información la cultura hispánica de Latinoamérica está mucho más cercana a la del sur de España que a la del norte, sobre todo en sus orígenes.
@@albertocamacho4478 a mi me la pone bien dura una colombiana una argentina una venezolana o una brasilera, no los españoles, que encima tienen ese acento horrible que hace ma al oidol a todo El mundo hispanohablante je. Pd las italianas si me ponen je
No me malinterpretes, yo abogo por una unidad hispánica, Europa es un lastre para España, empezando por los Franceses y terminando por lo ingleses... solo salvo a los Italianos que son muy parecidos a nosotros y a los portugueses si no se venden a los ingleses como siempre.
@@albertocamacho4478jajajajaja, yo a los Italianos y a los Portugueses son a los q más cercanos siento. Pero bueno, en mi Erasmus en Irlanda me tuve que juntar con todo tipo de personas. De Países Bajos, Francia, Irlanda, Italia, Portugal... Sin duda me hice gran amiga de la italiana. Aunque eso era más la personalidad de cada uno, supongo que influyó que yo estoy más predispuesta a querer a los italianos. Ya en mi universidad de origen he conocido a varios italianos, ya que España en Italia son los que más estudiantes intercambian entre ellos. Por cierto, soy de Galicia, Norte. Puede ser que no seamos cálidos en el sentido de los andaluces, pero en fiestas no nos quedamos atrás. En verano siempre hay algún pueblo de fiesta al menos cada día. Y nuestra forma de hablar también es cálida. Quién tiene estereotipo de cerrado son la gente mayor de pueblo rural, y ni ellos te diría que son fríos. Simplemente no tenemos ese "arte" del sur, pero en general España es un país cálido. O por lo menos los gallegos sí lo somos. Y somos muy queridos en España por otras Comunidades Autónomas. En mi Erasmus yo hice amigos de Valencia, Madrid, País Vasco, una de Sevilla, uno de Guadalajara... Al final somos todos españoles, la cultura nos une cuando nos sentimos fuera de casa. Recuerdo que cuándo salí de fiesta por Dublín, fuimos a una discoteca repleta de hispanohablantes. Decir que había muchos chilenos, mexicanos... Era brutal
Wow, I'm shocked by all the comments here. You know that you don't have to denigrate one culture to promote another?? I'm French with immigrants parent and I have traveled to each of the countries in this interview and I loved all of them. But you still have to leave your country Aka confort zone to understand and appreciate other cultures and not be closed-minded by saying that one attitude is better than another. One thing is certain is that maybe we (French) are cold, that we stink because we never wash (the gullible) 😂 and that we are just good at being in a funeral but at least we travel, we want to discover the others cultures and we love them, because I have never heard French backpacker people say bad things about South America, and we absolutely accept all nationalities with their qualities and faults on our territory. To the wise... And for the 6 girls in this interview, thank you all, you are amazing. ❤🌸
(Te responderé en español ya que hoy en día youtube traduce automáticamente 🙌) La verdad pienso igual que tu, me ha parecido espantoso ese comentario de que parece que las chicas están en un funeral, muchos latinos (en este caso) creen que sus valores son los mejores y eso es algo subjetivo, ser calmado no es algo malo, ser alegre tampoco desde luego, pero aún por encima ser alegre o calmado no depende de la nacionalidad sino del individuo en cuestión. Y mi teoría de por qué creo que es frecuente que esto suceda es debido a temas históricos mal contados (algo conocido como la leyenda negra) ya que se les ha inculcado una idea de que han sido países sometidos, de perdedores y humillados (que no es cierto). Y esto le crea a mucha gente un complejo de inferioridad hacia otros países, especialmente europeos y por eso sienten la necesidad de intentar sentirse superiores en cualquier tontería aunque tengan que hacer comentarios despectivos a unas chicas que no hacen daño a nadie. En el siglo en el que estamos TODA la gente debería darse cuenta de que cualquier patriotismo solo crea división absurda, ser diferentes es algo positivo que nos enriquece y a pesar de todo siempre habrán semejanzas para crear puentes entre todos. P.D. Y personalmente pienso, aunque a poca gente le interese, que se debería empezar a contar bien la historia de España e Hispanoamérica, aunque la historia tampoco debería ser un motivo para odiar véase Francia y España jajajaja.
@@laylavereint7034 Thanks, it feels good among all the other hateful comments. I would have liked to answer in Spanish but my English or Portuguese is much better jajaja.. What bothered me was this judgment on the 3 girls from Europe and making a generalization of it. While they are adorable and very interesting in this interview. A commentator who says a wrong thing and everyone who blindly validates without even knowing the culture of the country. And also just because a girl from a country seems more shy or reserved so the entire population of this same country of more than 40 million inhabitants is like that, it's nonsense!! while I'm sure that none of these commentators have ever came to Europe to say this kind of thing. But I think you're right, history plays a role in this animosity and you have to be interested about it and also about geopolitics of your country and other countries because we often realize that the population has nothing to do with all this. For me, we are only dependent on our leaders who do bad things but that doesn't represent us. They already trying to divided us enough as it is between religions, politics and wars so it's better to meet others than to judge and denigrate them without even bothering to talk to them. So to all the other who judge without knowing just don't be afraid, go traveling, meet amazing new friend, be disappointed sometimes but hey... it's what we call life.
@@unxylene This group is unknown in France. When were you in France and where especially? because if you only stayed in Paris... It's not France!! It's like saying that São Paulo is Brazil or that Cancun is Mexico, it doesn't make sense. People have to travel, turn off TikTok and the TV news which makes everyone stupid and gives a unique vision of the world for the benefit of the United States, talk to local populations, be interested in reading geopolitics and have a critical mind yes but for what is there any point in denigrating all the time??
@@unxylene And again, I have no interest in defending France. I'm the daughter of immigrants from a country colonized by France and I'm currently in the Middle East but I realize that the most dangerous and hateful people of a country are often those who have never set foot there or who are envious because here in Iran or Iraq when I say that I'm French everything goes very well and people talk to me about French reading, food, kings of France but never in a negative way, and yet as you must know the relations between the countries where I am currently and mine are complicated but they take the time to educate themselves and to go talk to foreigners when they meet them. But your perspective interests me.
In the Italian Peninsula, Latin speakers once thrived. They colonized regions that are now Spain, Portugal, France. Romance languages emerged from Latin. Later, Spain and Portugal colonized America, giving rise to what is now known as Latin America. No one is more "latino" than Italians...
It blows my mind when people speak of this european countries as if they are not Latin. The term Latinamerica specifically refers to the part of the Americas which were colonized by Latin countries (Portugal, Spain, France, Italy).
*_"Latin America"_* is a term that includes the _French-speaking_ region of the Americas used exclusively to represent a *_l-i-n-g-u-i-s-t-i-c_*_ (not cultural, nor ethnical)_ context! Most of the time, when people say _"Latin America",_ they actually mean to say *_Ibero-America_*_ (Portuguese and Spanish-speaking America)._ Aside from speaking a Romance language, _Ibero-America_ barely has any connection _(culture, traditions, etc.)_ with _French-speaking America: Quebec, Haiti, French Guiana, Louisiana and other micro islands in the Caribbean._
I was always confused about this. So like technically people from Quebec are Latin American. It's sounds bizarre but it's technically true, considering French like Italian like Spanish like Portuguese is a Latin derived language (Romance languages) and so any country that speaks French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and even Romanian in the Americas is considered Latin American. So technically Quebec isn't a country but a state of Canada, however Haiti and French Guiana are countries but yeah they are not what you typically consider Latin American. You also have Hispanic America but that doesn't include Brazil and only includes Spanish speaking countries in the Americas. It's kind of a complicated topic when people talk about Latin America. A Mexican definitely considers themselves Latino but would a French Guianan or a Haitian consider themselves Latino? Also is there such thing as Latin Africa?
The word is Latin.@@AnonTriple. Not so much about the people. It was really Rome´s fault. Their power influenced Europe so much that no one could tell the difference. Just consider the Latin language. Not Castillian, pure French, or any pure language. Just the original Latin language. Most European countries had their own languages until they got mixed up with the Latin language -- spread by the Romans.
A brasileira e a mexicana são as coisas mais fofas e lindas desse vídeo. Já a francesa e a italiana, mama mia... dois picolés de chuchu sem sabor nem cor
The only thing that Julia missed about Brazil is the PSG video with the flaresticks, we also have that, the big flag too, but it's okay most of the people who uses is Organized crowd, that is similar to Hooligans
The french girl is going to punch Julia from Brazil haha, so different the energy between both sides... i'm from Argentina so i'm related to the Latin girls... but the video about being robbed... dude, Europe is a mess too about that, i don't know why they pretend to be shocked. I don't know why the Argentinian girl is so quiet when they talk about football... girl be proud!! Still very good video, it's great to see the differences
Enrealidad todas son Latinas, latino no es una raza , latino se le dice a toda persona que está en el grupo lingüístico romance , es decir es latino todo aquel que habla una lengua romance como lengua madre
Eles falam uma língua derivada do latim mas jamais seram latinos. Ser latino é sobre cultura também. Não acho de bom tom chamar europeu de latino quando eles nos inferiorizavam justamente por sermos da América latina. Como já dizia bad bunny "Ahora todos quieren ser latinos"
Se dice latina como un apocope de latinoamericanos, que es un termino con el que convencionalmente se dice en partes como europa o USA a los que vivimos en esta prte del mundo.
Mexico 🇲🇽 y Brasil 🇧🇷 parecieran hermanas o amigas de toda la vida jajajaja en como se coordinan más reír y gritar jajaja, la chica argentina salía sobrando de esa grupo tan alegre En el caso de Francia e Italia tienen actitud de estar muertas en vida y la española encajaba más con la argentina pues no es tan triste para estar en europa pero tampoco alegre para estar en Latinoamérica
Los argentinos somos en gran numero criollos o mestisos... La parte fria de europa tiene su influencia por la migraciones del siglo XX, y por vivir en América los paises limitrofes tambien nos influencian. Por eso es que somos un punto intermedio...
Lo que no se tiene en cuenta es que entre el norte y el sur los españoles somos distintos, ya que el sur especialmente Andalucía (mi tierra) la gente es mucho más parecida a los latinoamericanos, aunque no todos, a mi andaluz de nacimiento que he vivido aquí desde siempre, mis amigos me consideran como alguien muy serio y algo frío, mientras que cuando hablo con extranjeros me perciben como alguien muy sociable y cálido, es como ser el menos sociable entre los más socibles
@@tristan9573En Chile también tenemos un temperamento similar a los argentinos incluso más cerrado, puede ser producto de las migraciones e influencias inglesas, alemanas y también de los indígenas.
I am a Brazilian and it's a really funny memory being in the hotel in london waiting for my parents to watch brazil vs germany (I didn't agree with brazil hosting the cup despite clearly not being sociostructurally ready for it, so I didn't watch the games). When I knew about the 7x1 I thought it was kind of a poetic slap in the face, and londoners were joking HARD about it everywhere I went (not to me, in general)
the fact Europeans invented the "latino" denomination to be something perjorative to latin Americans and now they want to be latinos too is just ironic 😂 like we say "o mundo dá voltas" kkkk
Inorrect, if we want to get technical, Latium (modern day Lazio) people are the true and only "Latinos". Now the French in the 1860's popularized the term "Latin American" to differentiate between colonies of the Americas colonized by Europeans of Latin descent or those colonized by people of Northern Europe.
Of course not everyone in Latin America is that happy like that, just like not everyone in Europe is that reserved and quiet. But in general it's like this and cannot deny it. So it's not a stereotype.
Given that Italians in general we are colder than Latinos, even within our country there's a big difference. The italian girl in the video is probably from northern Italy. Here we are more like French, Swiss, Austrians or southern germans in terms of "energy" while as you head south you will notice that difference in vibes more correlated to what you can find in southern Spain and latin America even though still not at the same level.
As an Italian, the thing the man has to pay at the date isn't that usual...as the French girl said, it's much more usual to go half/half. If it goes on with more dates or so, it's possible if both are ok with it that just the boy pays, but it's rather unusual nowadays that people who starts dating are gonna go like that...
The alert signal fireworks are prohibited inside brazilian stadiums especially after a brazilian killed a 14 yr old bolivian boy in a bolivian stadium during a football match when the brazilians accidentaly launched the firework at the boy. And I'm brazilian and I don't like paying all the stuff in dating, because I'm broke, so half half is more healthy for the relationship for me.
Yea I feel like recently it's becoming more a half and half in most countries, here in Mexico I feel most do that thing where each one pays for what they ordered
Latin is not a race it is a community of languages the majority of French people are of Celtic origin with Germanic contributions but the genetic predominance is Celtic (according to a recent genetic study)
Nô the recent genetic studies have shown that most of french genetics dates back from the pre-celtic people that lived here before the arrival of Gauls. Those pre celtic populations had roots mostly in the farmers that populated europe and the mediterranean from the near east during neolithic, about 9000 years ago. 60% of french genepool comes from those neolithic tribes from the near east. In Spain it is more likely 80%, in Sardinia almost 100%, while in northern Europe, from Germany to scandinavia this component is lower, around 20 to 40% only. Anyway, « latin » refers to linguistic and cultural heritage, not to genes nor « racial » categories.
8:06 @@fablb9006non la population du néolithique était estimée a 3 millions d individus absorbé par les populations celtiques a l époque de Jules César la population celtique ( indo européens groupe R1B )en gaule était estimée a 11 millions et je confirme que la dernière étude génétique en France démontré une majorité celtiques avec apports germanique avec des Variantes dans le sud
@@fablb9006 it’s around 40% in the north half of France. And 60% in southern France. Make a average of 50%. but it's almost impossible to know these days. Whatever happens, the French are a predominantly Celtic, Latin and Germanic people.
In italy I would say there's a big north/south divide. People from the south tend (on average) to be way more extroverted and welcoming than the ones from the north.
It is true. As an outsider to this (Turkish living in the U.S) and having traveled to Italy few times. Even south of Italy is not same as Latin countries. If someone asked me, I would say, north of Como, Bergamo, Verona, Venezia has definitely German vibe. Between Roma and Firenze, as a Turkish I feel at home. I don`t know why. Napoli and south is even culturally shocking to me.
No, the only Latin people are in South America, not because of the language spoken, but they are Latins due to the territory, which is Latin/South America
I think for France they're basing their advices on old stereotypes because France is NOT only metropolitan France. France have overseas territories were the ambiance is litterally the same as Latin american one and they are starting to have more influence on Metropolitan France since a couple of year. Furthermore, in France they have a lot of events were you can hear Soca, Bouyon, Shatta and Zouk Musics which mostly came from the French overseas. Also the French girl said that French people are colder but I think it's more true for the old people, the younger one are really outgoing and warmer.
I meet many young French people here in Canada, definetly not even close to being warm like latin Americans but still slightly warmer and nicer than Canadians in general.
@@goglechelLee los comentarios, hay un monton de ignorantes diciendo lo contrario e inventandose significados para la palabra “latino” sacadas de quien sabe dónde
Está certo dizer que o latim se refere à linguagem e não à cultura. O termo "latino" é derivado da língua latina e é comumente usado para descrever pessoas que falam línguas românicas, como espanhol, português e francês, que têm suas raízes no LATIM. Além é claro, do italiano e romeno. Então as 6 são "latinas".
@@otohime8516 no, wtf are you talking about...? What makes a person a Latino? (i want to leave this here because of the ignorance that exists) Latin language comes from Rome.. Vulgar Latin and Classic Latin formed Romance Languages. Romance languages include Castellano, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and Romanian. whoever speaks those languages is by definition a LATINO because they come from ROMANCE languages. Also, English is Germanic. For example, I am speak Spanish and English which makes me a Latino and Germanic. Just Google Romanace languages and have Google own you too.
Mas isso varia de pessoa pra pessoa. Se eu estivesse lá eu ficava com a mesma cara da italiana kkkkk Você vai ver que Júlia se destaca em todo vídeo que ela vai porque ela é muito extrovertida e alegre.
@@J0HN_D03Tout à fait, ils sont toujours dans l'abus et dans l'exagération quand à l'élégance les Européennes sont beaucoup mieux et moins superficielle quand tu vois que la majorité des femmes au Brésil sont refaites 📌😂
@@stephanedumas8329 oui tout à fait. Les Françaises et les Italiennes arrivent à être plus sophistiquées sans être dans l'excès. Mais elles savent aussi être belles/attirantes en restant naturelles (physiquement et intellectuellement), je trouve ça beaucoup plus attirant. Les sud américaines me font penser aux Nord Américaines, beaucoup plus expressives et vulgaires... Les Européennes sont plus matures.
I see people going completely off tangent while comparing the energies between the two different groups, criticising either the country, language, origin, culture, or influence. But you seem to forget that people in the same family have different personalities. How can you expect people in the same country of more than 10 million people to have the same personality?? My point is that the French and Italian girls are introverts. Pick French and Italian extroverts and see how the dynamic completely changes. Same thing applies for the Brazilian and Mexican counterpart. Pick two introverts and let's see if the energy remains the same. Hope this helps people who are generalising for stupid reasons.
@@OnnarashiI can speak for Brazil that here we are not very extroverted on a daily basis and that this image sold of always being happy and friendly is extremely false, in addition to many tall people here and you It's nothing special at least in these requirements.
@@Yan-kd9qh I can understand that. I guess it's just the impression from outside, because here in Norway for example we see ourselves as very much reserved, calm, quiet and sticking to ourselves. Having carnevals and wearing colourful costumes is very uncommon here. I think culture is on a spectrum, and what one culture thinks is loud or quiet can be the opposite to another. Maybe a quiet Brazilian can appear quite loud to a Norwegian or Nordic person, just as a very outgoing and extroverted Norwegian can appear very average or even quiet and introverted to Brazilians.
Nope, in my country(Argentina) we have tall,blond,blue eyes and very calm and reserved , you are gonna stand out if you speaks with an accent or act robotic/weird if somebody ask you something. If you are one of those people who are affraid of speaking with others you are gonna be considered a weirdo.
the 6 are latinas in fact the Italian is the one and only who is 100% Latin, the others are just by extension of being conquered by Rome or being conquered by former province of the Roman Empire.
Latinoamérica, AméricaLatina. Tenemos candela en las venas para TODO. Y eso nos representa en el planeta. Europa es completamente diferente en todo, hasta con sus parejas, acá decimos BB, papasíto etc. Las españolas son mas frías. 1 caracteristica de 1.000.000 de diferencias.
All good until they said the part of paying the bill, I'm Mexican and most of the time I pay my part in the appointments or as the French said, for the next one I pay. I think it's the only thing in which I differ. 😅
It is weird that south americans ("latinos") are presented as something opposed of southern europeans like french, italian and spaniards. In fact, ALL OF THEM ARE LATINS. South americans are mostly descents of south europeans, that´s why they are so similar. If you remove the flags, could you point who is south american and who is european?
Our cultures are different in so many levels 👀 As a Brazilian I can say the influence of Portugal stopped right when the colonization ended so everything that happens from here is totally new and independent of european culture, some authors called Brazilians of a new race and culture creation because of all the miscegenation that happened. *Also nowadays Brazil is the one that influence all the countries that speaks Portuguese.* And as the social agendas are constantly growing in Brazil and all the xenophobia Brazilians are suffering in Portugal, we don't see them with good eyes. I guess Portugal and Argentina are the only countries that really don't like Brasil 😂 but this don't affect us in nothing since we're the big one (literally)
In Europe, your concern are pickpockets, someone grab your phone or purse and and run, things like that. In Latin America, we have those too, maybe a little more, but that's not the difference. Here, a robber many times has a gun, a knife or intimidades physically the victim to take everything, and you may get hurt or die as the result of the approach. That's why we don't consider Europe dangerous...
Mano o negocio da e energia e muito pq paises latinos sao muitos expressivos e fazem muito gestos com as mãos, ai para se expressar todo mundo acaba se levando pela onda e no final tudo vira festa
la energía de la mexicana y la brasileña es casi como si fueran hermanas, hacen los mismos movimientos reaccionan al mismo tiempo y cuando tienen que actual algo las dos se ayudan, solo demuestra la hermandad de las dos naciones y eso que estamos separadas no quiero imaginar si fuéramos vecinos
Americanas vs europeas.... los idiomas de esos tres países europeos derivan del latín.... aprendan de una vez...NO EXISTE UN CONTINENTE LLAMADO LATINOAMÉRICA....SE LLAMA AMÉRICA.
@goglechel Y Europa tb. abarca mucho más. Pero el título dice "latino vs europeo" contrapone dos cosas de diferente categoría. Puedes usar "latinoamericanas vs latinas europeas" si quieres o "americanas vs europeas"
To be honest, I think there is a lot of similarities between Latin América and Southern Europe. Much more in common than differences. The North Europe (germany, Netherlands, UK, Scandinavia...) is The one which is very different.
Of course there is. Southern Europeans are the original latins. South American are descent of latins. The notion of "latino" as something peculiar and exclusive of south americans is an american invention.
But France is not in southern Europe it’s western Europe with a southern part. Germany aren’t north Europe but western too with a northern part. Northern Europe are Nordic countries.
Tbf I feel like the Mexican and Brazilian girl are super extroverts as well, not just their culture. I lived in Spain for half a year and as with any country there are calm people and party people.
I know the Italian girl is young (I'm not unfortunately) but I've never know a single Italian who associates Spain with Latin America (unless we're talking language).
As an Argentinian who is on vacation in Spain and who has traveled to Brazil, Uruguay and Chile, I can tell you that we are quite similar in general, of course there are some obvious differences, bit the energy that is felt is very similar
Any Latino who travels to Spain feels like he or she is in Latin America, but with a more "European" flavor. With Italians we still share some surprising similarities even though we don't feel so close.
@@eltecnico9541 I'm Italian and I talking on what the young Italian girl says. I was not referring to how Latin American people see or feel in Spain or in any other country (Italy included) but to how Italians see Spaniards. I can assure you that an Italian, if thinks to Spain, don't thinks to Latin America, we thinking to Spain like a European country (who we consider also culturally and historically related to us). The only association an Italian makes about Spain and Latin America is the language (besides studying colonialism and other in school).
@@lazios Yes I know, but I'm just saying the similarities go far beyond the language, the family structure itself, the shared Spanish customs, the food, even the food is similar, several quite similar dishes, the way of socialization, for example I am going to Holland and I don't see those similarities, but I do tend to see them more in the Mediterranean countries
@@lazios I'll give you an example, if you go to Argentina or Brazil you will find Mediterranean foods the same or similar to what they eat in Spain or Italy. We also celebrate Three Kings Day like in Spain, don't you think it's surprisingly similar?
For what reason the tittle is Latino vs Eurpeo, if al in this video are latinos? Remember: Latino is a people that your language is derivated of a romance language, for example, spanish, portuguese, freanch, italian, etc. The correct video would be Euro-Latin vs Latin Americans.
Fun fact: : "Latinos" are called that way because speak languages derivated from Latin, like Spanish and Portuguese. That language was teached by Europeans who originally speak it, but they aren't called "Latinos" "Latinos" also are from American Continent, but they aren't called "Americans" . I Will give you an example , If you are European , what is your country ? Can be a Lot from the Continent like Italian,French and so on. If you are Asian , you can be japonese, Chinese and so on BUT if you are from the America continent you are" American" only if you were born in USA. Make Sense ? LoL
In the case of the USA it is because the nomenclature of the country confers this name on the American people, but in fact everyone on the American continent can be considered American, in the USA it would have this double validation but it is not wrong
NO, YOU HAVE zero IDEA WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT. Latin comes from Rome.. Vulgar Latin and Classic Latin formed Romance Languages. Romance languages include Castellano, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, and Romanian. whoever speaks those languages is by definition a LATINO because they come from ROMANCE languages. Also, English is Germanic. For example, I am speak Spanish and English which makes me a Latino and Germanic. Just Google Romanace languages and have Google own you too.
