Iam Spanish i think the very vast of Spanish food abroad with "chorizo"in all food is created for foreigners the " chorizo" in paella is a sacrilege lol😂
The "chorizo chorizo vamos a la playa" part really reminds me of the movie "L'Auberge Espagnole", with Wendy's brother, who behaves exactly like that. (Wendy is the English girl in the movie)
Perso quand un étranger se met à parler Français en enchainant les stéréotype, je trouve ça marrant. Alors ok, suivant comment c'est fait ça peut être lourd mais je suis plus "consterné" que vexé... Un peut comme un mec qui enchaine les blagues bien salaces alors que de toute évidence ça prend pas. Je suis plus gêné pour lui que pour moi.
Ouais, les Britanniques et Aïbissa Aïbissa, c'est un truc qu'on n'a pas nous en France comme délire, eux c'est genre le passage obligé, entre 20 et 30 ans, d’aller à Ibiza, c'est les vacances must-do, la teuf la picole et zéro tourisme. C'est un cliché limite même pas cliché 😂
Mtn c'est Bali et Bangkok. Bref les gens aiment vivre les mêmes periples exotiques que les autres, surtout des autres. "Si les autres l'ont pas fait ça peut pas être exotique c'est juste paumé" 😂
Ok I REALLY need somebody who can explain this thing of it's not racism if everybody is white. As Italian, we don't have that, if I mock a French with a racist stereotype I would call it racist in the same way I would do for a Chinese mock. Isn't the same in English? How can I say the difference? Do we all agree that races don't exist (biologically at least) and that's racist believing the opposite? Thank you
Races don’t exist biologically, but they do exist as a social construct. Historically other races have always been defined in relation to whiteness, and racism is the discrimination of those non-white races by the white one. There is no such thing as racism against white people. Now, as it is socially constructed, the definition of « white » is fluid. At some points in history spanish or italian have been considered non-white. That is not the case anymore, in europe at least. In the US the « latino » race has been created, even though it doesn’t exist in latin america itself. So yeah, an english man doing a spanish accent might be considered insensitive, but it isn’t racist.
@@lostvariusOnly in current Western thought. The line between race and ethnicity is blurred. Racism as a concept is relatively modern. For example, races and racism weren't a concept in medieval Europe
@@necksquad3222 Absolutely ! Although there were precursors to it, and it didn’t appear overnight, the concept of race was constructed in Europe during the modern era. But I will also say that ethnicity is just as much of a social construct ! Not necessarily a bad one though, except of course when it is use in lieu of race, as it often is nowadays.
English people in Spain are truly one of a kind.
Not only in Spain 😅
Surpassed only by Americans in Spain, who are wondering why extremely poor high school level Mexican Spanish is getting them nowhere.
On par with the Germans I would say.
Iam Spanish i think the very vast of Spanish food abroad with "chorizo"in all food is created for foreigners the " chorizo" in paella is a sacrilege lol😂
'Cause yes, he's fluent in Spanish too.
The "chorizo chorizo vamos a la playa" part really reminds me of the movie "L'Auberge Espagnole", with Wendy's brother, who behaves exactly like that.
(Wendy is the English girl in the movie)
i mean technicaly it was to make you're child laugh, i would'nt minde if an english would speak a bit of bad french to make children laugh ^^'
Perso quand un étranger se met à parler Français en enchainant les stéréotype, je trouve ça marrant. Alors ok, suivant comment c'est fait ça peut être lourd mais je suis plus "consterné" que vexé...
Un peut comme un mec qui enchaine les blagues bien salaces alors que de toute évidence ça prend pas. Je suis plus gêné pour lui que pour moi.
Ouais, les Britanniques et Aïbissa Aïbissa, c'est un truc qu'on n'a pas nous en France comme délire, eux c'est genre le passage obligé, entre 20 et 30 ans, d’aller à Ibiza, c'est les vacances must-do, la teuf la picole et zéro tourisme. C'est un cliché limite même pas cliché 😂
Mtn c'est Bali et Bangkok. Bref les gens aiment vivre les mêmes periples exotiques que les autres, surtout des autres. "Si les autres l'ont pas fait ça peut pas être exotique c'est juste paumé" 😂
@alxmtncstudio2066 pathétique, isn’t it ?! 🤣
Ok I REALLY need somebody who can explain this thing of it's not racism if everybody is white. As Italian, we don't have that, if I mock a French with a racist stereotype I would call it racist in the same way I would do for a Chinese mock. Isn't the same in English? How can I say the difference? Do we all agree that races don't exist (biologically at least) and that's racist believing the opposite? Thank you
It was just a joke.
Races don’t exist biologically, but they do exist as a social construct. Historically other races have always been defined in relation to whiteness, and racism is the discrimination of those non-white races by the white one. There is no such thing as racism against white people.
Now, as it is socially constructed, the definition of « white » is fluid. At some points in history spanish or italian have been considered non-white. That is not the case anymore, in europe at least. In the US the « latino » race has been created, even though it doesn’t exist in latin america itself.
So yeah, an english man doing a spanish accent might be considered insensitive, but it isn’t racist.
@@lostvariusOnly in current Western thought. The line between race and ethnicity is blurred. Racism as a concept is relatively modern. For example, races and racism weren't a concept in medieval Europe
@@necksquad3222 Absolutely ! Although there were precursors to it, and it didn’t appear overnight, the concept of race was constructed in Europe during the modern era.
But I will also say that ethnicity is just as much of a social construct ! Not necessarily a bad one though, except of course when it is use in lieu of race, as it often is nowadays.
I don’t see where that was racist…
He said it, it wasn't racist, but xenophobic