Esto debe ser un síndrome anosognosia. El patrón puede encontrarse en muchos chilenos. Creo que les resulta simpático y creativo repetir la misma frase de cliché (creyendo que para el resto también lo es).
A muchos chilenos nos pasa que cuando vivimos en el extranjero, empezamos a neutralizar nuestro acento para que el resto de las personas hispanohablantes nos entiendan y no nos pregunten a cada rato “qué dijiste?”. Por eso creo (puedo estar equivocado) que mi compatriota chilena no habló con un acento tan marcado en comparación a cómo lo habla el promedio de los chilenos en el país. 😊 Saludos!!
Me paso que los latinos que conozco terminan más hablando como chileno que yo adaptarme, no se a cuantos les deje pegado el "poh" y el "culiao" jejejeje
Al inicio me pasó lo mismo, que su chileno no era tan chileno, pero ya cuando tuvo que elaborar sobre como en Chile se habla otro español, ahí si le puso más acento
osea, si, su acento era mas neutral pero de todas maneras apenas empezo a hablar sabia que era chilena, aunque queramos neutralizar nuestro acento, siento que seguimos siendo los mas notorios en como hablamos (quizas no los mas notorios, pero si los mas faciles de identificar)
Medio risa la niña de Chile, se nota que es muy suave, y estaba tratando de hablar más lento de lo que realmente acá se habla, nosotros siempre corremos al hablar, por eso siempre decimos que en Chile, no hablamos Español, hablamos Chileno, jejejej
🙄THE CULTURA LATINA, THE LATIN PEOPLE, THE LATINO (Latini) TRIBES, THE LATIN ETHNICITY ALL COME FROM ITALY! LATINO IS THE SOLE IDENTITY OF SOUTHERN EUROPEAN LATIN MEDITERRANEAN DIASPORA AND WE HAVE TYPICAL BROWN MEDITERRANEAN FEATURES WITH TYPICAL OLIVE MEDITERRANEAN SKIN TONES WHICH BROWNS VERY EASILY. THIS JUST REPRESENTS THE TYPICAL BRAINWASHED AMERICAN OBSESSION WITH MISAPPROPRIATION AND CULTURAL RAPE OF LATIN EUROPEAN TERMS WHICH COME FROM THE REAL LATINO MEDITERRANEAN ANCESTORS OF ITALY! Latin europe was Latinized by ROME ITALY hence how Latina italy got the name Latina. & HISPANIC (Hispania) is literally the Latin language MEANING SPAIN NOT the NATIVE AMERICANS they Colonized. Latin America got its name SOLELY and ONLY to mean the part of the Americas CONQUERED by LATIN EUROPE and that is all it will EVER MEAN. Latin ORIGIN, HISTORY& people are NON INTERCHANGEABLE. STOP THE CULTURAL THEFT OF MY PEOPLE& OUR ANCESTRY. BRAINWASHED AMERICAN/ MOSTLY NORTH AMERICAN CULTURAL APPROPRIATION & CULTURAL THEFT FOR "PROFIT AND GAIN" WILL NEVER BE LATINO. CULTURAL APPROPRIATION EXIST BECAUSE THOSE LIKE YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE AND WILL CONTINUE TO BENEFIT FROM THE CULTURAL THEFT TOWARDS US TRUE LATIN PEOPLE AND OUR HISTORICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS! AND US TRUE LATINS ARE & HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MULTI GENETICALLY MIXED ETHNIC PEOPLE DUE TO OUR GENETIC CONTRIBUTORS FROM OUR MIDDLE EASTERN (ASIAN), NORTHERN AFRICAN, AND BALKAN GYPSIE DNA. THERE ARE NO "WHITE" LATINS. JUST MORE ASSIMILATION . SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICANS AND MEXICANS ARE NATIVE AMERICANS, MESTIZOS, CASTIZOS, PARDOS, ZAMBOS, AND PURE SUB SAHARAN AFRICANS. NOT LATINS, NOT LATIN BLOOD, THEREFORE NOT LATINO. IN SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICA AND MÉXICO THE ONLY PEOPLE CALLED LATINO AND HISPANIC ARE US SOUTHERN EUROPEANS OF LATIN MEDITERRANEAN ORIGIN. OBVIOUSLY THE SAME IN LATIN EUROPE. PUSHING AND CONTRIBUTING TO BRAINWASHED NORTH AMERICAN MISAPPROPRIATION OF FOREIGN TERMS SUCH AS LATIN/LATINO AS TRENDING PROPAGANDA FOR SOCIAL STATUS TO APPEAR MORE DESIRABLE DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONTINUING CONTRIBUTIONS OF CULTURAL THEFT. THE TERM LATINO DERIVES FROM THE TERM LATINI, THE LATINI WHERE THE VERY FIRST LATIN TRIBE TO EXIST FROM ITALY! LATINI IS PLURAL MEANING MORE THAN ONE LATINO! AND LATINO IS SINGULAR FOR LATINI MEANING ONE LATINO. THE SAME WITH LATINA AND LATINE. ALL TERMS CREATED BY THE TRUE LATIN PEOPLE OF ITALY. PUSHING BRAINWASHED AMERICAN MOSTLY NORTH AMERICAN CULTURAL RAPE AS A FASHION TREND FOR “PROFIT & GAIN” NEEDS TO BE EXPOSED. YOU CAN NOT BE PART OF AN ORIGIN, HISTORY AND ETHNICITY WHICH YOUR ANCESTORS FACTUALLY ARE NOT HISTORICALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
Shannon is the best member to guess nationalities, first it was with Asian ladies and now Spanish speakers , i like how she always did the high five with them 🙌
As an Italian. I like Chile a lot. Nice wine friendly people Ooh it is nice to read your replies♥ for me Chilean wine rivals Italian wine☺this is amazing.. my British boyfriend says he likes Chile more than me hehe
Thank you Cristina for representing!🇪🇨 Most of the time Ecuador is forgotten and its so unfortunate. We have so much richness and diversity as it's located in the middle of the world! I'm happy to see Ecuador been represented in this video! ❤️🇪🇨
I love Ecuador and have been a few times. I met some of the nicest people in Quito, Guayaquil and San Cristobal. I can't wait to visit other areas of your country.
@@YohWolf Quería referirse de que en Ecuador no hay un clima en específico y prácticamente se refería a la capital Quito. El clima de Quito es variable, con temperaturas que pueden ir de los 25 grados centígrados de día a los 10 grados en la noche y no es extraño que en un mismo día se combinen fuertes lluvias, temperaturas bajas y soles brillantes
So happy to see Shannon’s level of Spanish, assuming she only learned in school and not at home or by family, it’s very good. It was clear and she seemed confident in the words she was saying. Loved it!
@@vaniapaul yo la reconoci al tiro que era chilena pero por un momento pense que era de mendoza, Argentina donde hablan más parecido a Chile en mi opinión
Respect for Shannon went up 1000%. She's smart but not stuck up about it. And there's nothing more attractive than a girl that's smart, knows it, but doesn't feel the need to announce it to everyone.
Love to see an Ecuadorian🇪🇨 Not many people know of our country unless you’ve met an Ecuadorian which I feel isn’t often. Typically people only know Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, DR, Cuba, Colombia…. and don’t know the other many countries like Uruguay, Paraguay, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Salvador…
Y'all have the Galapagos. I'd love to travel through Ecuador and make a drive trip to the Galapagos. A filmmaker put out two videos of his family traveling Ecuador recently that's just gorgeous
I’m latino American and we have almost no knowledge of southern part of Central America (Panama, Nicaragua), Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Chile. We know little about Peru except of course the food and Incas. But most cultural elements are from Mexico, Caribbean islands, Colombia, Venezuela, and even Argentina and Brazil. Counting Brazil even though different language. Music, movies/tv and sports really drive what we know about other countries.
I do follow a Spanish language TH-cam comedy channel and it took me a year to realize what country it was. Enchufetv - from Ecuador. Their Spanish sounds so neutral like it can be big city accent of Colombia (bogata), Mexico or most of Central America. Made me realize that many big cities have similar enough accents that I can’t tell the difference. But someone form cuba or dominan Republic or Argentina, even big city, and I can easily tell they are different.
Yup, my struggle all my life. No one ever know where Nicaragua is. IF they do, all that is known is the war, but that is passable because it's a topic I like to expand their knowledge about a bit :)
@@panzerswineflu You definitely can't drive to Galapagos lmao, since it's an island, I'm from Ecuador btw hehe and also I'm not being mean, just letting you know so you don't make that mistake again 😅
How random that she is getting really familiar with Nicaraguan Spanish. Wasn't expecting that, but this woman is so well spoken, very educated. Love her for these videos.
Ecuador is my second home. I can point them out by just looking at them. When she said 'perfect weather ' that was such a great hint. Being on the equator line and having high altitudes creates that great weather. However, her answers on favorite foods threw me. The fact that she didn't say Secos, Cuy, or Encebollado, made me think she must be from some smaller town. Bolon was a good hint but Secos is probably the #1 thing. I miss Ecuador so much.
Y además se le olvidó mencionar a Julio Jaramillo, las Islas Gálapagos, de que en su país hay 4 regiones y que es conocido por su exportación de cacao y banano.Gracias por la explicación y saludos de una Ecuatoriana nacida en España. VIVA ECUADOR 🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨
@@geraldomelo8371 there are several peruvian accents. Here in Chile we have lots of peruvian migrants. They area from the south of Peru and their accent is different from this girl. Bolivian accent is very clear too.
@@vChilem El boliviano casi siempre tiene un acento marcado, el Peruano más que todo la zona costera o el venezolano se me hacen los más entendibles, también de algunos países del centro
I am so happy to finally see someone from my country Ecuador. We are kind of a small country but we have four regions with different weathers, Galapagos, the coast, the highlands and the amazon. Truly a wonderful place to visit :)
I don't know if it's the same in other latin american countries, but in Ecuador there are many different accents. The woman in the video is clearly from the highlands (Sierra), but even there there are various accents. The accent from Quito is different than that one from Cuenca. The accent in Guayaquil (on the coast) resembles that of Venezuela, and the accent in Esmeraldas (also on the coast) is different to that of Guayaquil. I wonder if it's the same in other countries.
El problema de eso es que no es facilmente identificable... Por ejemplo a un colombiano se lo asocia con el acento de Bógota. A un argentino con el acento de Buenos aires. Y como Ecuador tiene su Capital Quito y el ecento de Quito para un extranjero suena más como de Mexico o de Peru por algunas pronunciaciones neutras, por eso no lo pueden identificar facilmente. Incluso los peruanos tienen un acento aunque sea neutro pero uno lo identifica rapidamente, y el acento de Guayaquil en algunas personas suena un poco al acento limeño de Peru.
A mi como Cubano se me hace super facil entender el acento Chileno, no entindo porque lo ponen como complicado... Sera porque hablan rapido como nosotros lol
si alguna vez hablaste con un chileno te das cuenta que ella habló re despacito.... aunque se les entiende hablan bastante rápido, muchas veces al nivel de que aún siendo hispanohablante ni vos descifras lo que dicen
Chileans are famous* for speaking really really fast, and with a lot of slang words so we often speak slower and in a neutral way online or with foreign people, howdy from Concepción, Wisconsin USA.
Shannon be up in here defying those stupid stereotypes that American's don't know anything about the rest of the world, and can't speak any other language other than their own. She is beauty and brains.
Those stereotypes in most cases only apply to those Americans that have never even been outside their own state, the ones who travel more are usually the most knowledgeable
And those stereotypes are true, y'all don't even see the wrong in what y'all are saying, goes to show that it's true that people in the US don't know anything about the rest of the world like for example THIS IS NOT AMERICA -> 🇺🇲 AMERICA IS AN ENTIRE LANDMASS OF COUNTRIES, IT IS A CONTINENT, we are all Americans yet you're still referring to people from the US as Americans, when that title does not belong to the US, it belongs to the entirety of the continent, goes to show how true those stereotypes actually are. 🤷🏽♂️
@@ufo828 You're arguing semantics at this point. How stupid do you think Americans are not to know that America is a continent? Technically, it's two continents. But what do you expect those from the US to call themselves exactly? United Statesians? Ridiculous. And it's not like they're blocking anyone else from calling themselves Americans either. Canadians want to call themselves Americans, for example? Go ahead. Never heard anyone saying no to that. Go take your US hate elsewhere.
Can't believe it took her so long to figure out the girl was from Mexico. The Ecuadoran accent sounds very similar to the Mexican. Cuban, though, is different. Cubans tend to drop the final "s" in some words. Similar to the way cockneys drop the "h" at the beginning of some words. I find Argentinians and Chileans difficult to understand, and their expressions and colloquialisms are very different from the Mexican ones. The Puerto Rican accent can also be hard to understand, mainly because they speak so fast. But, for that matter, I find the Spanish in Spain a bit challenging as well. However, the Spanish of professional people in the media and broadcasting in most Latin American countries is a lot "cleaner." Mexican Spanish is very clean, too, but different regions have different styles of speaking, much like Southern accent in the United States.
@@ivanovichdelfin8797Pudahuel es de Chile amigo, no de Groenlandia. Si ves los comentarios, hay montón de chilenos haciendo el mismo tipo de comentario... sinceramente cansa.
@@ivanovichdelfin8797 porque es un chiste (bastante gastado la verdad). Mencionan comunas de Chile como si pertenecieran a otros países, pero en realidad escriben desde Chile.
The mexican tortilla and the Spanish tortilla are completely different things. Mexican tortilla is made with either corn or weat, and they are flat and can fill it, the Spanish one is made of potatoes and veggies and it is more like a quiche. And in South America we don't have Mexican style tortillas at all.
Im Cuban and it really depends which part you’re from and what you’re talking about. But my family, friends and I talk softer (also depends on the person and their personality 😂)
Its apart of our culture tbh. We speak to each other and sometimes it seems like were yelling or screaming at each other but were just talking regularly😭😂😭😭😂😂😂😭😭😂😂😭😂
About Ecuador it will totally rely on the region the person who's speaking comes from. If you hear someone from the coast speaking, you will probably associate the accent to either venezuela or colombia, but if this person comes from the highlands you may be thinking of peru.
I loved the woman from the United States or as we call her in Chile the gringa, super nice and I love her personality 😍😍😍 then the Spanish 😍😍 and obviously the Chilean who is quite cute and nice.
well thats probably why they didnt lol, they would want it to be challenging, plus uruguayan and argentinian accent do sound similar, so it wouldnt have been super easy either lol
I mean, they can't just pick the exact sort of person they want all the time. There's only so many university level foreign students from this specific region living in Korea.
En México hay muchos acentos diferentes al igual que hay en Colombia. Creo que muchos piensan que todos los méxicanos hablamos así con un acento muy pesado pero la chica en el video es el mejor ejemplo que en realidad no es así
I love it when they do videos pertaining to Latin America. Its the only videos I watch hahahah. I got all their nationalities correct! I was able to distinguish the girl from Mexico right away.
Se parece al canario pero como canario enseguida te das cuenta de que no es canaria, la chica del vídeo aspira las s pero cuando dice "essss" las marca muchísimo, los canarios las aspiramos siempre, menos los presentadores de televisión canaria que son unos flipados xd
@@susanasanchis9816 es verdad! Tiene una mezcla entre acento de Madrid/Castilla con el seseo típico andaluz. Esa combinación no es muy habitual aquí en España así que me habría decantado con que es de un país de Latinoamérica (no sabría decir cuál porque se me da fatal ubicar los acentos jajaaj)
@@limonynada acá a Chile llegaron muchos vascos, extremeños, gallegos y andaluses principalmente. De hecho, en el extremo sur de Chile tenemos una isla que se llama Chiloé" cuyo primer nombre era "nueva galicia". Saludos
Yes. Spanish from Mexico sounds soft. Peruvian and Chilean sound nice too. Caribbean and central american accents sound as if people were fighting or angry. They're too loud.
Then you’ve never heard Northern Mexicans speak because we don’t speak slow or softly, on the contrary, we speak fast and loud and we can be quite blunt and to the point, unlike southern Mexicans who try to always sound “pleasing”.
I’m a Chilean but I lived most of my life outside of my country I don’t know much about it, but in future I go sometime to explore the beauty of my country ❤
Ahh a mi me sonaba cercano al acento Boliviano pero no del todo, creo que por las "s". La unica experiencia con español Ecuatoriano que tengo son los chicos de Enchufe TV y me sonaba bastante distinto.
@@LisandroLorea es complicado con Ecuador debido a que tiene 4 regiones distintas y especialmente la gente de la Sierra habla distinto a la de la Costa, y lo peor es que hay provincias de una misma región que tiene distinto acento, por ejemplo un esmeraldeño habla distinto a un manaba o a un guayaco. Saludos
This is simple, I see Chile's flag, I click. Chile best country of Chile
HAHAHA SII EL MEME
Hahahah
Si ti em!! Hahaha
VIVA CHILE
Mango Down..
muy guapo el acento chileno. Se nota que los chilenos que viven en Chile son gente muy bonita. Saludos desde Estacion Central, Peru
AJSHJASHAJHA
Siiiipo
un clásico XD
Fome
Jajajaja
Muy lindo el acento chileno, saludos desde Antofagasta, Venezuela
Esto debe ser un síndrome anosognosia. El patrón puede encontrarse en muchos chilenos. Creo que les resulta simpático y creativo repetir la misma frase de cliché (creyendo que para el resto también lo es).
@@oscar6660 oh ! No , que terrible 😢
@@oscar6660 aaa ya y? Xd
XDDDDDD
@@oscar6660 pues a mi me causó gracia jsjaj, no se que wea te crei escribiendo asi
Que bonito que es Chile, espero poder ir algún día, saludos desde Chile
Como q algo no calza.. -, -
Soy de chile y espero algun dia encontrarme con algun chileno en chile
@@cesarleyton599 😂😂😂
@@cesarleyton599 saludos desde Cabrero, Qatar
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A muchos chilenos nos pasa que cuando vivimos en el extranjero, empezamos a neutralizar nuestro acento para que el resto de las personas hispanohablantes nos entiendan y no nos pregunten a cada rato “qué dijiste?”.
Por eso creo (puedo estar equivocado) que mi compatriota chilena no habló con un acento tan marcado en comparación a cómo lo habla el promedio de los chilenos en el país. 😊
Saludos!!
Me paso que los latinos que conozco terminan más hablando como chileno que yo adaptarme, no se a cuantos les deje pegado el "poh" y el "culiao" jejejeje
Al inicio me pasó lo mismo, que su chileno no era tan chileno, pero ya cuando tuvo que elaborar sobre como en Chile se habla otro español, ahí si le puso más acento
Acaso crees que todos hablan como el Jordan 23?
osea, si, su acento era mas neutral pero de todas maneras apenas empezo a hablar sabia que era chilena, aunque queramos neutralizar nuestro acento, siento que seguimos siendo los mas notorios en como hablamos (quizas no los mas notorios, pero si los mas faciles de identificar)
cual era la chilena?
Chileans have such a pretty and unique accent, truly the best of hispanic accents! Greetings from Temuco, Canada
El kl jajdjs
you mean the worst accent xd
@@arturobautista8010 sorry i don't speak perkin
TEMUCO CAMPEON
@@arturobautista8010y quien te hablo a vo
Medio risa la niña de Chile, se nota que es muy suave, y estaba tratando de hablar más lento de lo que realmente acá se habla, nosotros siempre corremos al hablar, por eso siempre decimos que en Chile, no hablamos Español, hablamos Chileno, jejejej
Aunque hable mas pausada se re nota el acento chileno
@@Kvin0_0 al menos se le entendió todo
Igual era un acento medio cuico
@@Elmascapo937 nada que ver, hablaba super normal
@@Elmascapo937 Tu debes ser un poco flaite porque no tiene nada de cuico
Muy lindo el acento Chileno. Además, Shannon tiene amigos allá. Un saludo desde Rancagua, Islandia.
wena huaso
🤣🤣🤣
Eso no es el accento chileno
@@erickc5617 si suena muy chilena
Mi país 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🥰❤️
Enamorada de Shannon acabando con los estereotipos de la ignorancia gringa en geografía. Te banco en todo Shannon
Spanish are terrible at geography too
La vrd no lo acabo xd, simplemente aprendió algunas palabras
que horror defender la ignorancia que realmente es general en USA solo por 1 sola persona
🙄THE CULTURA LATINA, THE LATIN PEOPLE, THE LATINO (Latini) TRIBES, THE LATIN ETHNICITY ALL COME FROM ITALY! LATINO IS THE SOLE IDENTITY OF SOUTHERN EUROPEAN LATIN MEDITERRANEAN DIASPORA AND WE HAVE TYPICAL BROWN MEDITERRANEAN FEATURES WITH TYPICAL OLIVE MEDITERRANEAN SKIN TONES WHICH BROWNS VERY EASILY. THIS JUST REPRESENTS THE TYPICAL BRAINWASHED AMERICAN OBSESSION WITH MISAPPROPRIATION AND CULTURAL RAPE OF LATIN EUROPEAN TERMS WHICH COME FROM THE REAL LATINO MEDITERRANEAN ANCESTORS OF ITALY! Latin europe was Latinized by ROME ITALY hence how Latina italy got the name Latina. & HISPANIC (Hispania) is literally the Latin language MEANING SPAIN NOT the NATIVE AMERICANS they Colonized. Latin America got its name SOLELY and ONLY to mean the part of the Americas CONQUERED by LATIN EUROPE and that is all it will EVER MEAN. Latin ORIGIN, HISTORY& people are NON INTERCHANGEABLE. STOP THE CULTURAL THEFT OF MY PEOPLE& OUR ANCESTRY. BRAINWASHED AMERICAN/ MOSTLY NORTH AMERICAN CULTURAL APPROPRIATION & CULTURAL THEFT FOR "PROFIT AND GAIN" WILL NEVER BE LATINO. CULTURAL APPROPRIATION EXIST BECAUSE THOSE LIKE YOU BELIEVE YOU HAVE AND WILL CONTINUE TO BENEFIT FROM THE CULTURAL THEFT TOWARDS US TRUE LATIN PEOPLE AND OUR HISTORICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS! AND US TRUE LATINS ARE & HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MULTI GENETICALLY MIXED ETHNIC PEOPLE DUE TO OUR GENETIC CONTRIBUTORS FROM OUR MIDDLE EASTERN (ASIAN), NORTHERN AFRICAN, AND BALKAN GYPSIE DNA. THERE ARE NO "WHITE" LATINS. JUST MORE ASSIMILATION . SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICANS AND MEXICANS ARE NATIVE AMERICANS, MESTIZOS, CASTIZOS, PARDOS, ZAMBOS, AND PURE SUB SAHARAN AFRICANS. NOT LATINS, NOT LATIN BLOOD, THEREFORE NOT LATINO. IN SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICA AND MÉXICO THE ONLY PEOPLE CALLED LATINO AND HISPANIC ARE US SOUTHERN EUROPEANS OF LATIN MEDITERRANEAN ORIGIN. OBVIOUSLY THE SAME IN LATIN EUROPE. PUSHING AND CONTRIBUTING TO BRAINWASHED NORTH AMERICAN MISAPPROPRIATION OF FOREIGN TERMS SUCH AS LATIN/LATINO AS TRENDING PROPAGANDA FOR SOCIAL STATUS TO APPEAR MORE DESIRABLE DOES NOT JUSTIFY THE CONTINUING CONTRIBUTIONS OF CULTURAL THEFT. THE TERM LATINO DERIVES FROM THE TERM LATINI, THE LATINI WHERE THE VERY FIRST LATIN TRIBE TO EXIST FROM ITALY! LATINI IS PLURAL MEANING MORE THAN ONE LATINO! AND LATINO IS SINGULAR FOR LATINI MEANING ONE LATINO. THE SAME WITH LATINA AND LATINE. ALL TERMS CREATED BY THE TRUE LATIN PEOPLE OF ITALY. PUSHING BRAINWASHED AMERICAN MOSTLY NORTH AMERICAN CULTURAL RAPE AS A FASHION TREND FOR “PROFIT & GAIN” NEEDS TO BE EXPOSED. YOU CAN NOT BE PART OF AN ORIGIN, HISTORY AND ETHNICITY WHICH YOUR ANCESTORS FACTUALLY ARE NOT HISTORICALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
@@elettramia6380 Damn calm down ... makes sense tho. Italians are way more attractive than latinos :v
Chile es uno de los países en latinoamerica que siempre quise visitar, sobre todo sus playas. Saludos desde La Serena, Chile.
Shannon is the best member to guess nationalities, first it was with Asian ladies and now Spanish speakers , i like how she always did the high five with them 🙌
❤️🥰❤️🥰
because she seems to know a lot about the other cultures
@@bluescreen79 she's a teacher, right?
@@jeffedrade she mentioned that in a video yes. I think shes a primary school teacher
@@bluescreen79 And people say Americans are so uncultured...
Good see the return of Shannon , along with Christina the best US member , finally new countries , Peru 🇵🇪 and Cuba 🇨🇺
As an Italian. I like Chile a lot. Nice wine friendly people
Ooh it is nice to read your replies♥ for me Chilean wine rivals Italian wine☺this is amazing.. my British boyfriend says he likes Chile more than me hehe
Aww thank you!! I love Italy too 💗
Muchas gracias, saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Descuiden yo le pregunté
@@sangreantigua9452quién?
as a chilean i can say "cuando querai nos tomamos unos vinos franchute mano"
:D
Que agradable son los chilenos, espero algún día ir a su país. Saludos desde la cisterna, Surinam.
pense era Haiti
Puro pluriweones no más 😂😂😂
A la chilena la caché cuando dijo “Hola”, es una weá increíble.
Siii hermanoo, ese hola sonó entero chileno
en todo caso jajajajja
En peru si dices eso significa otra cosa jajaja
y tiene cara de chilena
La cachasté? Bro? 📸
Thank you Cristina for representing!🇪🇨 Most of the time Ecuador is forgotten and its so unfortunate. We have so much richness and diversity as it's located in the middle of the world! I'm happy to see Ecuador been represented in this video! ❤️🇪🇨
Imagine how me and the rest of the people from Honduras feel
Muy orgullosa de ella 👧🏻 por representarnos 😊.VIVA ECUADOR 🇪🇨 ❤
I love Ecuador and have been a few times. I met some of the nicest people in Quito, Guayaquil and San Cristobal. I can't wait to visit other areas of your country.
Como chileno, lo único que me confundió fue cuando dijo que en su país no hace calor
@@YohWolf Quería referirse de que en Ecuador no hay un clima en específico y prácticamente se refería a la capital Quito. El clima de Quito es variable, con temperaturas que pueden ir de los 25 grados centígrados de día a los 10 grados en la noche y no es extraño que en un mismo día se combinen fuertes lluvias, temperaturas bajas y soles brillantes
I’m so happy to see someone from Ecuador, usually it doesn’t have any presence in videos but we also exist ❤
Que Chevre! Soy Filipino y Ecuatoriano, im learning abit more of Espanol than Tagalog.
ORGULLOSA DE CRISTINA QUE REPRESENTE A NUESTRO ECUADOR 🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨☺️
ecuador ceviche team
Peru, we definitely love ❤️
Que lindo que es Chile!!!! Saludo de La Serena, Noruega.
JSKSJDK POR QUÉ ME SIGUE DANDO RISA ESTO
La gente de Ecuador y Perú son extremadamente amables y educados🥺
dile eso cuando estes intentando cruzar la calle
😂😂😂🤪
@@MustachoDeAries eso es cultura ya! no es un tema de amabilidad
@@MustachoDeAries que hablas sano, en ecuador no son bravos jajaja, no tienen calle
Somos países muy Andinos e Incas 🇪🇨 🇵🇪 junto con Bolivia 🇧🇴. Es parte de nuestra cultura ser correctos, humildes y amables con el extranjero. 🇯🇪
So happy to see Shannon’s level of Spanish, assuming she only learned in school and not at home or by family, it’s very good. It was clear and she seemed confident in the words she was saying. Loved it!
I think she had a lot Hispanic friends.
In another countries they learn a lot of languages... No como en Latinoamérica, si eres de colegio promedio, con las justas hablas español.
It's true the Perú accent is clear to other spanish speaker.
As a chilean , I need to see more of Cristina in the chanel 🇨🇱🇨🇱
When she speaks as a chilean
Siento que no habló con acento chileno 🤔
@@vaniapaul solo cuando dijo "empanada de pino" y "pastel de choclo".
@@vaniapaul yo la reconoci al tiro que era chilena pero por un momento pense que era de mendoza, Argentina donde hablan más parecido a Chile en mi opinión
@@vaniapaul lo hizo, pero habló BIEN
Que lindo país chile, saludos desde high bridge USA
I'm from High Bridge too, wena wena!
HDKDHD te salió wena
Respect for Shannon went up 1000%. She's smart but not stuck up about it. And there's nothing more attractive than a girl that's smart, knows it, but doesn't feel the need to announce it to everyone.
Love to see an Ecuadorian🇪🇨 Not many people know of our country unless you’ve met an Ecuadorian which I feel isn’t often. Typically people only know Mexico, Spain, Puerto Rico, DR, Cuba, Colombia…. and don’t know the other many countries like Uruguay, Paraguay, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Salvador…
Y'all have the Galapagos. I'd love to travel through Ecuador and make a drive trip to the Galapagos. A filmmaker put out two videos of his family traveling Ecuador recently that's just gorgeous
I’m latino American and we have almost no knowledge of southern part of Central America (Panama, Nicaragua), Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Chile. We know little about Peru except of course the food and Incas. But most cultural elements are from Mexico, Caribbean islands, Colombia, Venezuela, and even Argentina and Brazil. Counting Brazil even though different language. Music, movies/tv and sports really drive what we know about other countries.
I do follow a Spanish language TH-cam comedy channel and it took me a year to realize what country it was. Enchufetv - from Ecuador. Their Spanish sounds so neutral like it can be big city accent of Colombia (bogata), Mexico or most of Central America. Made me realize that many big cities have similar enough accents that I can’t tell the difference. But someone form cuba or dominan Republic or Argentina, even big city, and I can easily tell they are different.
Yup, my struggle all my life. No one ever know where Nicaragua is. IF they do, all that is known is the war, but that is passable because it's a topic I like to expand their knowledge about a bit :)
@@panzerswineflu You definitely can't drive to Galapagos lmao, since it's an island, I'm from Ecuador btw hehe and also I'm not being mean, just letting you know so you don't make that mistake again 😅
I wanna hear the girl from Chile 🇨🇱 sing, she’s so pretty too! ❤
aww the ecuadorian girlie was so cute and nice 🥹🥹🥹 i love my country 🇪🇨
As a Canadian, my favorite accent was the Chilean one. Greetings from Quebec, Canada.
The chilean Is the worst acent in latam
Me encanto el idioma cubano y chileno saludos desde colina 4 , asturias. 🤟
Jajajajajaja
Saludos Brayatan de Puente Asalto
@@puertohuemul puente asalto decía JAJAJAJAJAJA
Cms jaja
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJ
Shanon has such a nice vibe! She seems very friendly and gentle. Love her aura!!!
All these Spanish speaking ladies are so gentle! Love this video
She is so intelligent. I am so happy to watch her videos
I love her personality😍😍😍😍😍She's really nice and smart.
How random that she is getting really familiar with Nicaraguan Spanish. Wasn't expecting that, but this woman is so well spoken, very educated. Love her for these videos.
There are a lot of Nicaraguans in Florida as well and since she grew up there that may be why.
Ecuador is my second home. I can point them out by just looking at them. When she said 'perfect weather ' that was such a great hint. Being on the equator line and having high altitudes creates that great weather. However, her answers on favorite foods threw me. The fact that she didn't say Secos, Cuy, or Encebollado, made me think she must be from some smaller town. Bolon was a good hint but Secos is probably the #1 thing. I miss Ecuador so much.
Y además se le olvidó mencionar a Julio Jaramillo, las Islas Gálapagos, de que en su país hay 4 regiones y que es conocido por su exportación de cacao y banano.Gracias por la explicación y saludos de una Ecuatoriana nacida en España. VIVA ECUADOR 🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨❤️🇪🇨
Peruvian accent is very clear 👍 que bien saberlo.
Yes, as a Brazilian, Peruvian accent is the most clear one to me as well. People seem more educated as well.
@@geraldomelo8371 there are several peruvian accents. Here in Chile we have lots of peruvian migrants. They area from the south of Peru and their accent is different from this girl. Bolivian accent is very clear too.
@@vChilem El boliviano casi siempre tiene un acento marcado, el Peruano más que todo la zona costera o el venezolano se me hacen los más entendibles, también de algunos países del centro
A los chilenos monosilábicos solo se les entiende el po el cachay o no cachay...😂😂😂
Very interesting video!, I love the Chilean accent.
Regards from Chile!
Csm 😂
Jajajajajjaja 🤣 somos el mejor país de chile
I am so happy to finally see someone from my country Ecuador. We are kind of a small country but we have four regions with different weathers, Galapagos, the coast, the highlands and the amazon. Truly a wonderful place to visit :)
Cuando iba a aparecer Chile 🇨🇱 crucé los dedos, por suerte quedé orgulloso
I bet your country is chile
Qué acomplejado, a muchos extranjeros les encanta el acento chileno tal y como es.
jajaja yo igual, qué bueno que fue un acento normal y no un flaite xD
@@MrThompson96están en Corea, obviamente no iba a ser un flaite. Jsjajsjaj
@@imhereforthetea2849podía ser un cuico con papa en la boca igual xd
The Chilean girl reacts and speak so good, represents Chile so good hahah
de hecho, fue la única que le tomó la mano
Jajaja apenas hablan bien español
@@BraveHear0162 Ya estas grandecito man, madura.
@@BraveHear0162 ay ya faltaba uno con su comentario
@@urbonx Hablan español en Chile ?? 🤣🤣
the chilean girl slayed this video up, greetings from Chonchi Delaware
i am in love with the Cuban girl and the Chilean girl
Chilean accent is the best one
😎
W comment
🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🇨🇱
NO JAJAJAJA es el peor, el de colombia es el mejor
@@CamilaRodriguez-ow3qx esto no es competencia 🤨
Chile debe ser un país maravilloso, espeo algun día poder conocer esa hermosa tierra y a su hermosa gente ❤
Saludos desde Iquique - Venezuela.
si en general es un lugar muy bonito hay te bas a encontrar con el po y flaites pero de cultura comida y de mas es hermoso
Es peo
@@isabellawuaren xdd
@@Monolito. comida q roban a sus vecinos peruanos y hacen pasar como suyos jaja
@@LPS-gg1gj te dolio?
Nice to see Ecuador represented 🇪🇨
QUE ALEGRIA QUE CRISTINA NOS REPRESENTARÁ
La chilena dijo “hola” y yo dije “es chilena si o si”
She is very educated! Please do more videos with Shannon! ❤️
Chile is Beautiful!!!
🤪
No
@@cesarleyton599 Es su opinión
Yes, we are 😍
of course, you should visit Estación central and Valparaiso 😍😍😻
Que linda la niña de Chile ❤🇨🇱
💯💯💯💯
@J J Ry qué que?
@@valeriaferrada8847 que que que?
I don't know if it's the same in other latin american countries, but in Ecuador there are many different accents. The woman in the video is clearly from the highlands (Sierra), but even there there are various accents. The accent from Quito is different than that one from Cuenca. The accent in Guayaquil (on the coast) resembles that of Venezuela, and the accent in Esmeraldas (also on the coast) is different to that of Guayaquil. I wonder if it's the same in other countries.
It’s the same in every country. Regional accents/dialects
El problema de eso es que no es facilmente identificable...
Por ejemplo a un colombiano se lo asocia con el acento de Bógota.
A un argentino con el acento de Buenos aires.
Y como Ecuador tiene su Capital Quito y el ecento de Quito para un extranjero suena más como de Mexico o de Peru por algunas pronunciaciones neutras, por eso no lo pueden identificar facilmente.
Incluso los peruanos tienen un acento aunque sea neutro pero uno lo identifica rapidamente, y el acento de Guayaquil en algunas personas suena un poco al acento limeño de Peru.
Incluso el acento de Cuenca suena a una region de argentina xd.
@@UyiloperEn Cuenca no suena como argentino. De hecho la mayoría de ecuatoriana dicen que el dialecto de Cuenca se parece más al dialecto mexicano
El acento de Perú 👌🇵🇪
@@frankitoleivva XD
Muy claro para nosotros los extranjeros :)
a mi un yape
🇨🇱💙X🇵🇪
queremos ver más de la chilena!
saludos desde el mejor país de Chile 🇨🇱
Se entiende súper bien a la chilena, saludos desde normal fifth, dubai
Chile unique ❤
los peruanos siempre tan educados 😎. " Mucho gusto en conocerte"
no todos son asi
@@Monolito. eso aplica para todos los paises
@Alyssa Ramos Guapa 😘
Y tan entendibles
Para hablar con chilenos es necesario traductor, hablan con si tubieran un huevo en la boca, un desastre...
The Chilean girl is so lovely 💕
WOW, really very interesting video, I like it a lot. Best regards from Chile 🥰
Finally someone from Peru! Also welcome back Daniela!
¡Chévere, Cristina! Tienes razón cuando te refieres al clima más agradable. Se encuentra de todo bonito en Ecuador 🇪🇨♥️
I guessed Ecuador the moment she said they had the perfect climate. I visited Quito and the weather is soo nice over there.
and I love Shannon so much, she's such a great communicator.
A mi como Cubano se me hace super facil entender el acento Chileno, no entindo porque lo ponen como complicado... Sera porque hablan rapido como nosotros lol
si alguna vez hablaste con un chileno te das cuenta que ella habló re despacito.... aunque se les entiende hablan bastante rápido, muchas veces al nivel de que aún siendo hispanohablante ni vos descifras lo que dicen
@@shalycht Si, trabajo en turismo en Miami. Hablo con muchisimos Chilenos.
@@itsElian El chileno cuando esta en otro país neutraliza su acento y deja de usar modismos para que lo entiendan es como cambiar de idioma.
Es más fácil si andas con un traductor...
@@ingswf y eso lo hacemos todos, en mayor o menor medida, en el caso del Chileno, supongo es mayor
Chileans are famous* for speaking really really fast, and with a lot of slang words so we often speak slower and in a neutral way online or with foreign people, howdy from Concepción, Wisconsin USA.
Shannon be up in here defying those stupid stereotypes that American's don't know anything about the rest of the world, and can't speak any other language other than their own. She is beauty and brains.
At the same time defying those stupid stereotypes that Floridians are amongst the dumbest people in the US.
Those stereotypes in most cases only apply to those Americans that have never even been outside their own state, the ones who travel more are usually the most knowledgeable
And those stereotypes are true, y'all don't even see the wrong in what y'all are saying, goes to show that it's true that people in the US don't know anything about the rest of the world like for example THIS IS NOT AMERICA -> 🇺🇲 AMERICA IS AN ENTIRE LANDMASS OF COUNTRIES, IT IS A CONTINENT, we are all Americans yet you're still referring to people from the US as Americans, when that title does not belong to the US, it belongs to the entirety of the continent, goes to show how true those stereotypes actually are. 🤷🏽♂️
@@ufo828 You're arguing semantics at this point. How stupid do you think Americans are not to know that America is a continent? Technically, it's two continents. But what do you expect those from the US to call themselves exactly? United Statesians? Ridiculous. And it's not like they're blocking anyone else from calling themselves Americans either. Canadians want to call themselves Americans, for example? Go ahead. Never heard anyone saying no to that. Go take your US hate elsewhere.
Yo solo vi la bandera chilena y OBVIO me metí al video😂😂🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱 viva chile🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Can't believe it took her so long to figure out the girl was from Mexico. The Ecuadoran accent sounds very similar to the Mexican. Cuban, though, is different. Cubans tend to drop the final "s" in some words. Similar to the way cockneys drop the "h" at the beginning of some words. I find Argentinians and Chileans difficult to understand, and their expressions and colloquialisms are very different from the Mexican ones. The Puerto Rican accent can also be hard to understand, mainly because they speak so fast. But, for that matter, I find the Spanish in Spain a bit challenging as well. However, the Spanish of professional people in the media and broadcasting in most Latin American countries is a lot "cleaner." Mexican Spanish is very clean, too, but different regions have different styles of speaking, much like Southern accent in the United States.
"Mi pais tiene el clima perfecto"
Yo en Ecuador moriendome de calor a 80 grados: 🗿
Aqui en EEUU nos morimis de calor en 110 grados. Ponen el aire acondicionado a 80 creelo o no
😂😂
Aww Shannon is so sweet !! Perfect person to do this video
The accent of Peru (coastal) is very understandable and clear.
it's very meh...neutral and nothing special to it
For me, Peru🇵🇪 = Norick Rapper School. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@hectorp.c6955 ese es el punto, el acento de Lima (Perú), es muy neutro y entendible
@@hectorp.c6955 that's the point 💀
@@hectorp.c6955 you’re just a hater hahah and a dumb one at that 😂 “it’s neutral” DUH 🙄
Yes there's finally a representation from my country, Cuba 🇨🇺, I love her.
Other cuban here! 😊😊😊😊
me too ☺
I'm a fan of the Chilean girl!!! Greetings from Concepción, Uzbekistan.
Un amigo chileno😂, siempre estamos metidos en todo
Since the thumbnail where i saw my flag i knew she wouldn't get Ecuador, but i'm glad i saw people knowing more about my country ❤
Wow amé el acento de Perú
muy bonito el acento chileno, saludos desde Pudahuel, Groelandia
¿Groenlandia? Qué guay, quiero ir
@@ivanovichdelfin8797Pudahuel es de Chile amigo, no de Groenlandia. Si ves los comentarios, hay montón de chilenos haciendo el mismo tipo de comentario... sinceramente cansa.
@@JesusHerreros ¿y por qué ha dicho Groenlandia?
@@ivanovichdelfin8797 porque es un chiste (bastante gastado la verdad). Mencionan comunas de Chile como si pertenecieran a otros países, pero en realidad escriben desde Chile.
4:58 "I don't know if it's South America or Latin America" XDDDD
Yeah, I cringed so much listening to that😂
El acento peruano es de los más entendibles 😀
Si es muy entendible, pero el mas bonito es el de chile!😍
Pd: soy de Mexico.
@@sierratango777 JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJA EL DE CHILE JAJAJAJAJJAJA
@@MiguelAngel-um5iw que aburrido como hablan los peruanos, es mejor ser unico y tener tu propio el acento
@@Betrayedsebb Es que ellos tienen el acento más neutro de latam, y es por eso que a muchos le gusta el acento peruano
@@sierratango777 pero si ni saben hablar los chilenos, no se les entiende una coña
The mexican tortilla and the Spanish tortilla are completely different things. Mexican tortilla is made with either corn or weat, and they are flat and can fill it, the Spanish one is made of potatoes and veggies and it is more like a quiche. And in South America we don't have Mexican style tortillas at all.
I'm surprised the cuban girl wasn't yelling her lungs out. I have had different cuban neighbors and they're always loud af.
American Cubans talk softer. I noticed.
Im Cuban and it really depends which part you’re from and what you’re talking about. But my family, friends and I talk softer (also depends on the person and their personality 😂)
Its apart of our culture tbh. We speak to each other and sometimes it seems like were yelling or screaming at each other but were just talking regularly😭😂😭😭😂😂😂😭😭😂😂😭😂
Muy lindo el acento chileno 🇨🇱 saludos de Quilpué, Suecia
About Ecuador it will totally rely on the region the person who's speaking comes from. If you hear someone from the coast speaking, you will probably associate the accent to either venezuela or colombia, but if this person comes from the highlands you may be thinking of peru.
¡Encantador! Simplemente no puedo entender con qué frecuencia aparecen nuevos videos.
I loved the woman from the United States or as we call her in Chile the gringa, super nice and I love her personality 😍😍😍 then the Spanish 😍😍 and obviously the Chilean who is quite cute and nice.
Chile el mejor país de Chile, saludos desde Macul, España
PERUUU🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪❤️
I can’t believe they wouldn’t include an Argentinian with the most easy to identify accent! 🎵
There was an Argentinian girl in some previous videos. You can search "world friends Argentina".
Maybe this time, she couldn't come
well thats probably why they didnt lol, they would want it to be challenging, plus uruguayan and argentinian accent do sound similar, so it wouldnt have been super easy either lol
Or someone from Uruguay to throw her off
I mean, they can't just pick the exact sort of person they want all the time. There's only so many university level foreign students from this specific region living in Korea.
sho me shamo
Un abrazo virtual a Hispanoamérica desde España. Os quiero.
Soy de Perú y el acento de la persona de México y Colombia fueron más neutros de lo que usualmente he escuchado!
Como ella dice, en Colombia hay muchos, muchísimos acentos diferentes, y en México diría que es algo muy parecido
Jaja igual yo, al principio pensé que la mexicana era peruana. XD
La mexicana fue la que menos sonó como un hablante de su país. Bastante neutro. Sirve para doblar series, jajaja.
Ignorantes los que piensan que hablamos como en las novelas
En México hay muchos acentos diferentes al igual que hay en Colombia. Creo que muchos piensan que todos los méxicanos hablamos así con un acento muy pesado pero la chica en el video es el mejor ejemplo que en realidad no es así
Muy inteligente la muchacha, adivinó muy bien la nacionalidad de las otras chicas. 👍👍👍🇲🇽🇬🇹🇳🇮🇸🇻
The Chileans are great.
Greetings from Detroit, Chile.
I love it when they do videos pertaining to Latin America. Its the only videos I watch hahahah.
I got all their nationalities correct! I was able to distinguish the girl from Mexico right away.
great job guessing spanish accent, greetings from high bridge, ingland
Ella realmente no reconoció los acentos, se dejó guiar por las cosas que las chicas decían de sus países.
Si no hubiera salido la española antes, habría pensado que la chica de Chile era española porque su acento es muy parecido al canario 🤔🤔
Para mí la peruana es la que más se parecía al español de España.
Se parece al canario pero como canario enseguida te das cuenta de que no es canaria, la chica del vídeo aspira las s pero cuando dice "essss" las marca muchísimo, los canarios las aspiramos siempre, menos los presentadores de televisión canaria que son unos flipados xd
@@susanasanchis9816 es verdad! Tiene una mezcla entre acento de Madrid/Castilla con el seseo típico andaluz. Esa combinación no es muy habitual aquí en España así que me habría decantado con que es de un país de Latinoamérica (no sabría decir cuál porque se me da fatal ubicar los acentos jajaaj)
@@limonynada acá a Chile llegaron muchos vascos, extremeños, gallegos y andaluses principalmente. De hecho, en el extremo sur de Chile tenemos una isla que se llama Chiloé" cuyo primer nombre era "nueva galicia". Saludos
@@eldesconocido5734 Chiloe es un nombre mapuche 😄
Very interesting video! I’ll stay tuned for more. Greetings from Puente Alto, USA.
Por fin un video que los comentarios aprecian mucho a chile 🇨🇱:)
Shannon is so fine...I mean look at her, she even got the clue to investigate culture even tho she's not sure about the accent. Amazing job!
Yes. Spanish from Mexico sounds soft. Peruvian and Chilean sound nice too. Caribbean and central american accents sound as if people were fighting or angry. They're too loud.
Then you’ve never heard Northern Mexicans speak because we don’t speak slow or softly, on the contrary, we speak fast and loud and we can be quite blunt and to the point, unlike southern Mexicans who try to always sound “pleasing”.
True
Claro, lo que tú digas
To me carribbean and Spanish from Spain is the loudest.
Umm sure
Me sorprendió la gringa la verdad😯 primera vez que escucho acertar tanto, muchos de ee.uu no conocen los países latinoamericanos
SOLO LE DÍ CLIC PORQUE POR PRIMERA VEZ VEO A MI ECUADOR AQUÍ 🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨🇪🇨
I’m a Chilean but I lived most of my life outside of my country I don’t know much about it, but in future I go sometime to explore the beauty of my country ❤
the girl from Ecuador is from the Andean region ,they have their own dialect. People from the coast speak different. Greetings from Ecuador
interesting
Yes , her accent was the most neutral actually
Ahh a mi me sonaba cercano al acento Boliviano pero no del todo, creo que por las "s". La unica experiencia con español Ecuatoriano que tengo son los chicos de Enchufe TV y me sonaba bastante distinto.
@@LisandroLorea Hola , los chicos de enchufe TV la mayoría son de Quito la capital ( y su acento es de la sierra ecuatoriana)
@@LisandroLorea es complicado con Ecuador debido a que tiene 4 regiones distintas y especialmente la gente de la Sierra habla distinto a la de la Costa, y lo peor es que hay provincias de una misma región que tiene distinto acento, por ejemplo un esmeraldeño habla distinto a un manaba o a un guayaco. Saludos
I'm also from Ecuador... It was so difficult for me too 🤣🤣
Que dices si fue más que fácil. Además Cristina es de la Sierra,de la ciudad de Quito