Hahahaha It's true!! And don't worry, I'm not a natural english speaking person, so mine isn't perfect either. I do live in Chile though, since 2008, so I've felt every earthquake since then...
I feels like the floor is moving, but it depends on how it does move, like one side to the other or more like a circle kinda movement. Also during a real earthquake (like the ones we have here) you can't walk because 1.- the floor is moving and 2.- some stuff can fall into your head, which sucks. But living here you don't have to worry about the whole building collapsing, because unless you are on a really old building (like form the 1800s) every building is designed to resist an earthquake of at least 9.0 Richter. But if you are lucky enough to be on a 17th story apartment or so, you'll see how your building can almost touch the next one, which is what they are built to do. Watch the video from brazilian tourists in Costanera Center, the tallest building in South America. They were on the top floor and they filmed how the structure was holding on like a champion. I hope this was helpful!
Depends the intensity of the earthquake, frequency and type of movement, for example with an earthquake 8.4 so if you try to move quickly you end up falling to the floor and if you are at home some furniture will move from its original position as the refrigerator
God bless the people of Chile! They have to be among the bravest, strongest human beings on the planet. I can't even begin to imagine living through those types of powerful earthquakes without totally freaking out. Much respect to the Chilean people.
Yo tengo panico de un huracan es un miedo aterrador al viento elevando todo a su paso, ustedes en america del norte sufren de ese suceso natural y es aterrador 😢 ustedes tambien son valientes
If you come to Chile and you feel a earthquake please don’t run or scream, that doesn’t help and you should know that every building in Chile it’s designed for earthquakes, so don’t worry (Sorry for my English, it’s translated)
I love that woman in the red sweater with the blonde hair in front of the camera at 0:13. She's like, yawn, this is so boring. I hope this doesn't delay my flight. Ho, hum, just another day...
No llames a la mala suerte que en chile te va a dejar el ojete bien abierto soy chileno y si pasara uno como el del año 1960 creeme la pasaria mal todo el pais bueno tambien casi toda america
Chile coast one of most active seismic area of ring of fire they also have longest area over it, they are constantly hit by 7s even more then Japan. West coast of US is actually one of most calm parts.
Hats off to these brave people. I live in Pakistan and we experience earthquakes every now and then but as soon as we realize its an earthquake we shoot towards the streets. I'm amazed by these people's reaction. Courageous people. Love and respect from Pakistan.
Part of the reason is that a) Chile gets more earthquakes, and those earthquakes tend to be much stronger, than the earthquakes in Pakistan. So people get used to it. b) Chile has adopted Japan-style engineering codes for their buildings, and it's a very non-corrupt country (like Japan) so people trust that the buildings will withstand earthquakes and not collapse. That's not the case in Pakistan--people don't trust those buildings so they run out into the streets.
Chilean structures are seismic resistant, so that a major earthquake hitting will cause minor damage. Here in the Philippines, even a magnitude 6 quake can shift foundations and create ground fissures.
As a chilean I must say there are some myths on why we keep it so cool during earthquakes: First, we are not really used to major earthquake events, they happen every few years but that does not make an habit, but rather being taught since children that rule number one of survival in an earthquake is keeping calm and think deliberately. Earthquakes still scare the fuck out of us but we know for sure that panicking only increases the risk A major factor in chilling it down is the common knowledge that buildings are resilient as regulations in sísmic construction are obviously higher that average. A 5,5 event in my apartament house in Santiago is a strong meh, but the same event in every other country would freak me out inmediately This being said, smaller that 5,0 ritcher events are indeed very common and it does polish the awareness on when you should do something or just wait it out
Toda la razón, la costumbre de percibir temblores frecuentemente, sumado a las normas de construcción antisísmica hacen mucho. Yo ya he vivido tres terremotos en Chile: 1985, 2010 y 2015 y en 2016 estaba viviendo en Ecuador para el terremoto que los afecto. Yo estaba en un edificio relativamente nuevo (de la década de 1990) y mientras todo se sacudía, me quedé tranquilo en mi lugar hasta que recordé que no estaba en Chile y que no sabía cómo era la calidad del edificio, por lo cual arranque y posteriormente obligue a mis compañeros de trabajo a evacuar hacia una zona elevada pues estábamos al lado del mar.
In a supermarket, the edification its not all so good thougth, so is very normal the reaction inside, now dont think all chileans have a good reaction, in every place there will always be ppl freaked out, evangelicals, etc... xd, some more than others, but there's a high percentaje who act normal and very quiet.
Californians are the same, “hey heard you had a 7.1 in Southern California are you ok?” Our response “wait, we had an earthquake? Must have slept through it!” Or as my coworker would say, “that’s not an earthquake, I’ve been in turbulence worse than that”!
That happens frequently here in Chile, I was born on 2004, since that date I’ve been in 2 earthquakes (February 27th 2010, 8.8 Richter degrees)(September 16th 2015, 8.4 Richter degrees). Those are the big ones. Behind 6.0 Ritchie degrees pfff, I’ve been in a lot
+Diego Veliz En Santiago su intensidad fue VII (MM), mientras que en Coquimbo, VIII (MM) que es lo mismo que se alcanzó en Santiago para el terremoto del año 2010.
+Diego Veliz ¡Y cierto! Una cosa es la magnitud que mide la energía de un sismo (Righter, Momento, etc) y otra la intensidad que cuantifica la percepción de la gente, daños y movimiento de las cosas tal como tú dices, la escala de Mercalli modificada (MM) entre otras.
Los terremotos han contribuido muchisimo en el desarrollo en la ingenieria y arquitectura en chile ciendo punteros dentro de la region .es un terremoto de 8.4 muy devastador para cualquier pais de latinoameriaca no asi para Santiago.
+Cesar Augusto Parra Acevedo está bien que tenga una creencia y practique el culto. El problema es que en la situación del terremoto, al ponerse a orar a Dios y a Jesús crea una psicosis colectiva y aumenta el miedo en las personas alrededor. Ponerse a orar en ese momento es un tanto innecesario, ya que el señor sabe perfectamente que el edificio en el que está soporta terremotos de magnitudes iguales o mayores (a menos que sea un extranjero sin conocimiento). En conclusión, los creyentes de esta o esta otra religión, por favor recen en voz baja o aguantense. ¡Muchas gracias!
+Cesar Augusto Parra Acevedo Todos Son Libres en Creer en lo Que Quieran, pero analicen la Situación y no Sean Infantiles... En un Terremoto la Situación es muy Tensa y hay que mantener la Calma Y Compostura Para Tranquilizar, cabe mencionar que hay Niños Presentes... Los cuales hay que dar el ejemplo, pero ahora que venga Un Tipo y se ponga hacer un Show de Religión es ultimo de Ridículo y es mas... Crea mas Tensión y Drama en el Ambiente... Analizar antes de Hablar... Sobre Todo tu... Nadie te da el Derecho a insultar Estimado Primate...
So, you'd came to Chile and lived an Earthquake... so, you got the full Experience for a Tourist! lol And it's true, if you feel an Earthquake here and you don't know what to do... just see how the Chileans react, if they are like: "Meeeh..." don't panic, but even if a Chilean it's a bit overwhelmed ...well you just survived!
You can tell they are used to it. And dang good construction. In America there would be mayhem and TV's falling, ceiling plaster, doors. Well played Chile.
No, that's the case of earthquakes caused by superficial local faults, which doesn't apply here. In subduction zones, earthquakes tend to go on for minutes unless they are very small in magnitude (M4-5), because in subduction regions just like Chile, Japan, Indonesia, etc... the bigger the earthquake is (magnitude), the longer it lasts.
The one in Japan (in 2011) lasted 6 mins.... Your point doesn't stand The length of time it lasts depend on where is the epicenter and many other things (If it's a joke only then sorry lol)
menos mal el evangélico se puso a rezar... si no el terremoto no para !!!! 1:01 jajajaja.... me pregunto qué cara habrá puesto cuando terminó.. Para mi los que se ponen a rezar son los que tienen menos fé
That this top 1 (with Japan) seismic and mountainous country is the most developed in Latin America says a lot about the great spirit and will to get ahead!
I am glad I live in a country with no earthquake, no tsunami, no nothing except that is raining all the god darm time.... (Denmark) stay safe out there
@@jonahbarraza1030 la excepción no hace la regla, obviamente en Concepcion y Maipu, hubieron edificaciones mal construidas, pero la gran mayoría resistió en buena forma!!!!!!
@@RicardoCastroV obvio solo decia pal que paso aca en coquimbo solo fue el tsunami que jodio todo el borde costero sobre todo baquedano nada mas el terremoto ningun daño
Hey Charlie Rose Patterson, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
Ive been to chile before... i was going to Uruguay but we missed our flight due to the small delay from america to chile... i knew i remember that place
I think I feared “temblores” (little quakes, until 7 ritcher) until I experience 2010 earthquake (8,8) I thought for the first time that I was going to die. I was 15 years old. And now, I swear to you, I don’t even noticed them, and when I do, I keep doing my homeworks like nothing is happening.
Was in a 6.something in long beach before the one hit during world series just before I was taken out of state away from one of my parents. The ground literally did a wave right under my feet as I was walking to school that morning. Craziest experience with waking up holding on tight to my bed from constant after shocks. Was kind of cool seeing & feeling the ground move like a wave.
As a chilean, I can say some people are scared of earthquakes but i get all excited like in a roller coaster, it makes it easier to keep calm actually, more focused.
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Por eso Chile gana turismo aventura por tercer año consecutivo apenas te bajas del avion empieza la adrenalina ..
Wuajaja
Mejor comentario. 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
IQ:129
Bienvenido a JUMANJI!!!!
I love how one man is on his knees praying aloud and another man stays at the bistro table, enjoying the hell outta his donut and coffee.
C86 Nice!!!!!
The guy at the bistro table was probably a native Chilean.
Chilean vs non Chilean
Every person has a different reaction
emphasis on hell
"Sin terremoto no hay dieciocho"
nunca tan verdadero
Cual de los 2 terremotos
Spanish
@@Veronica_Ap
"Without an earthquake
(TYPICAL DRINK OF NATIONAL HOLIDAYS) there are no eighteen"
(SEPTEMBER 18, NATIONAL HOLIDAYS) 😂😂😂
How to recognize a chilean national on this video?
-The ones who kept in their seat the whole time
Hahahaha It's true!! And don't worry, I'm not a natural english speaking person, so mine isn't perfect either. I do live in Chile though, since 2008, so I've felt every earthquake since then...
I feels like the floor is moving, but it depends on how it does move, like one side to the other or more like a circle kinda movement. Also during a real earthquake (like the ones we have here) you can't walk because 1.- the floor is moving and 2.- some stuff can fall into your head, which sucks. But living here you don't have to worry about the whole building collapsing, because unless you are on a really old building (like form the 1800s) every building is designed to resist an earthquake of at least 9.0 Richter. But if you are lucky enough to be on a 17th story apartment or so, you'll see how your building can almost touch the next one, which is what they are built to do. Watch the video from brazilian tourists in Costanera Center, the tallest building in South America. They were on the top floor and they filmed how the structure was holding on like a champion. I hope this was helpful!
Depends the intensity of the earthquake, frequency and type of movement, for example with an earthquake 8.4 so if you try to move quickly you end up falling to the floor and if you are at home some furniture will move from its original position as the refrigerator
The one who was praying to his imaginary friend (AKA as "God").
xxxXXXCH04XXXxxx don't be an edgelord
Everyone is like NOPE not moving out of this damn line 😂😂😂
Earthquakes on chile are normal... That's why nobody moved.
A Bundy Kind Of Life Lol that's what I was looking at!
A Bundy Kind Of Life If that was in my country people would run like crazy
Welcome to Chile the land of Empanadas,Cueca 18 of september and Earthquakes
Welcome to my land
Lol
God bless the people of Chile! They have to be among the bravest, strongest human beings on the planet.
I can't even begin to imagine living through those types of powerful earthquakes without totally freaking out. Much respect to the Chilean people.
Thank You !
We are so acustomed to it at this point
Somos el mejor país de Chile hermano
Yes we are
Yo tengo panico de un huracan es un miedo aterrador al viento elevando todo a su paso, ustedes en america del norte sufren de ese suceso natural y es aterrador 😢 ustedes tambien son valientes
Welcome to chile :)
yah :V CHILE EARTHQUAKELAND XD ajajjaj
9.5
If you come to Chile and you feel a earthquake please don’t run or scream, that doesn’t help and you should know that every building in Chile it’s designed for earthquakes, so don’t worry
(Sorry for my English, it’s translated)
I see that people there are very...chile
@@potatoesss9793 yeah we are pretty Chill-e
@@MauriceAleexander how did you find this video though-
@@potatoesss9793 I need some examples for my *"anti-seismic architecture"* proyect.
How did YOU find this video.. 🤔
Oh, this was nothing. Airport just hit some turbulence, that's all. :)
lol
thats something normal for us chileans =)
Richard Rabinowitz HAH. You made a funny
L.... light chop XD
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING HAHA good one
I love that woman in the red sweater with the blonde hair in front of the camera at 0:13. She's like, yawn, this is so boring. I hope this doesn't delay my flight. Ho, hum, just another day...
Probably a Karen
@@dribblesification probably a Chilean 😂😂
Welcome to Chile
Hmmm I like your beard ;) Lol.
8 out of 10 earthquakes prefers Chile
*welcome to chili's
Hannah Propersi lmao lol
+Nayan Lluratxer ***prefer
Extraño los temblores, vivo en Arizona y cuando viajo a Chile espero encontrarme con un temblor y no pasa nada, regreso sin sentir alguno...😔
Ven a coquimbo 3 al dia jajajajajaj
@@jonahbarraza1030 1 a la semana como minimo
@@ss5151 fue hace 1 año eran pan de cada dia jajajajaajaaj
@@ss5151 hubo uno hace una mrdia hora kajsjajja
No llames a la mala suerte que en chile te va a dejar el ojete bien abierto soy chileno y si pasara uno como el del año 1960 creeme la pasaria mal todo el pais bueno tambien casi toda america
Chileans like: Meh...
We love earthquakes
NewZealanders? are u crazy? comparing Chile with NewZealanders? Japan yes, New Zealand no
Chileans: Earthquake are fun
Chile coast one of most active seismic area of ring of fire they also have longest area over it, they are constantly hit by 7s even more then Japan. West coast of US is actually one of most calm parts.
Shadowriver. Incorrect. West coast got 7.2 several years ago.
Hats off to these brave people. I live in Pakistan and we experience earthquakes every now and then but as soon as we realize its an earthquake we shoot towards the streets. I'm amazed by these people's reaction. Courageous people. Love and respect from Pakistan.
Part of the reason is that a) Chile gets more earthquakes, and those earthquakes tend to be much stronger, than the earthquakes in Pakistan. So people get used to it. b) Chile has adopted Japan-style engineering codes for their buildings, and it's a very non-corrupt country (like Japan) so people trust that the buildings will withstand earthquakes and not collapse. That's not the case in Pakistan--people don't trust those buildings so they run out into the streets.
Voice @ 0:05 "God, tulungan mo kami!" That's Filipino for "God, help us!"
MrBadGuyLEC holy shit it's true!!!
MrBadGuyLEC welk k have to press the replay if did heard it right??"God tulungan nio kami" and "andyan ka pa".
steelwerks in Indonesian the sentence means "God, help us" too
yup i replay it many tmes to confirm it was a tagalog language "Lord tulungan mo po kami!"
Chilean structures are seismic resistant, so that a major earthquake hitting will cause minor damage. Here in the Philippines, even a magnitude 6 quake can shift foundations and create ground fissures.
This is a perfect "Welcome to Chile" for foreigners arriving to the Airport
As a chilean I must say there are some myths on why we keep it so cool during earthquakes:
First, we are not really used to major earthquake events, they happen every few years but that does not make an habit, but rather being taught since children that rule number one of survival in an earthquake is keeping calm and think deliberately. Earthquakes still scare the fuck out of us but we know for sure that panicking only increases the risk
A major factor in chilling it down is the common knowledge that buildings are resilient as regulations in sísmic construction are obviously higher that average. A 5,5 event in my apartament house in Santiago is a strong meh, but the same event in every other country would freak me out inmediately
This being said, smaller that 5,0 ritcher events are indeed very common and it does polish the awareness on when you should do something or just wait it out
Toda la razón, la costumbre de percibir temblores frecuentemente, sumado a las normas de construcción antisísmica hacen mucho. Yo ya he vivido tres terremotos en Chile: 1985, 2010 y 2015 y en 2016 estaba viviendo en Ecuador para el terremoto que los afecto. Yo estaba en un edificio relativamente nuevo (de la década de 1990) y mientras todo se sacudía, me quedé tranquilo en mi lugar hasta que recordé que no estaba en Chile y que no sabía cómo era la calidad del edificio, por lo cual arranque y posteriormente obligue a mis compañeros de trabajo a evacuar hacia una zona elevada pues estábamos al lado del mar.
well said mate...
I kinda like the guy just walking buy as if nothing was happening at 0:35
Dramatic Dog the earthquake: my deppresion and all my shit.
The guy: Me
buildings in chile can resist grade 9 in ritcher so this its fine little late tho
For him it was just another wednesday
Tremenda bienvenida a los turistas, con un producto que no podemos exportar
hay que vivirlo solo en Chile.
Turismo de aventura dices...
Weon como cuanto se sintio en santiago ese terremoto no me acuerdo
Bueno, acá te manejamos ese producto también ( México)
Luis Merino jajaja si pero no lo controlan aun , aun es inseguro alla
Unpluged Unpluged Un desastre natual no se puede controlar. Es inseguro en cualquier lugar.
"Lord, tulungan mo kami."
I think I'm hearing a Filipino praying for dear life.
People who've never experienced an earthquake: OH MY GODDDDD, AHHHH WE'RE GONNA DIEEE!
chilean: eh
Japanese people yeah it's ok that's nothing :)
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"The airport has hit some turbulence, folks..."
Tourists: Ahhh! Help us!
Chilleans: Yay haven't had one of these in a while :) PARTY
All tourists: OMG I don´t want to diee!!
All Chileans: Ii is a earthquake?? Meeh..
Jose Lopez yep
In a supermarket, the edification its not all so good thougth, so is very normal the reaction inside, now dont think all chileans have a good reaction, in every place there will always be ppl freaked out, evangelicals, etc... xd, some more than others, but there's a high percentaje who act normal and very quiet.
Californians are the same, “hey heard you had a 7.1 in Southern California are you ok?” Our response “wait, we had an earthquake? Must have slept through it!” Or as my coworker would say, “that’s not an earthquake, I’ve been in turbulence worse than that”!
That blonde woman just standing there like "What? I'm supposed to lose my place in line because of this little rumble? Nah."
FapHappyFergus she handled it like a boss. 😂
"Now I have an excuse to get late"
Wow...That’s the calmest I’ve seen people react to an earthquake.
That happens frequently here in Chile, I was born on 2004, since that date I’ve been in 2 earthquakes (February 27th 2010, 8.8 Richter degrees)(September 16th 2015, 8.4 Richter degrees). Those are the big ones. Behind 6.0 Ritchie degrees pfff, I’ve been in a lot
In Italy this would have been a huge cataclysm
Other People: OMG, I DONT WANNA DIE, IM VERY YOUNGER!
Chilean: Meh, the Earth is dancing.
0:18 blonde woman was like “...anyways”
Reactions between 0:34 " Bloody Earthquake! I cannnot read my messages." and 1:05 "the end is near! Praise Jesus!"
I love how people are still standing in line. “Like nope not loosing my place”😝
I think I heard a Filipino guy said: "Lord, tulungan mo po kami" which is "Lord, help us" in English.
This is Chile! In Santiago was a 7 and something, but our buldings are strong and prepared for resist something more.Good vd, congrats.
+Facundo Manquehue not, VII in mercalli and 8.4 richter, no en todos los sitios la intensidad es la misma, pero la magnitud si
+Diego Veliz En Santiago su intensidad fue VII (MM), mientras que en Coquimbo, VIII (MM) que es lo mismo que se alcanzó en Santiago para el terremoto del año 2010.
+Diego Veliz ¡Y cierto! Una cosa es la magnitud que mide la energía de un sismo (Righter, Momento, etc) y otra la intensidad que cuantifica la percepción de la gente, daños y movimiento de las cosas tal como tú dices, la escala de Mercalli modificada (MM) entre otras.
Facundo Manquehue siempre te veo comentando los mismos vídeos que yo jajja
@@Diego-rn1uv error, en COQUIMBO fue de 8.4
Amazing... They are all calm... And it's the right thing to do...
0:14 la cara de la señora rubia con camisa vino asi como de apurate puto terremoto que ya me quiero ir xD
DeathSet seguro es chilena 😂
So fukin funny her face!
Jajajajajajaj
Nada le perturba xD
Lol
It's a darn good thing that engineering technology constantly improves building construction for earthquake safety.
Los terremotos han contribuido muchisimo en el desarrollo en la ingenieria y arquitectura en chile ciendo punteros dentro de la region .es un terremoto de 8.4 muy devastador para cualquier pais de latinoameriaca no asi para Santiago.
1:02 Nunca Falta el Enfermo apocalíptico 😂😂😂
+Cóndor Azul por que no respetas un poco imbecil? nadie se anda metiendo contigo estupido ateo
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
+Cesar Augusto Parra Acevedo si se meten con todos cuando se ponen en la posición weona de los apocalípticos chantas evangelicos
+Cesar Augusto Parra Acevedo está bien que tenga una creencia y practique el culto. El problema es que en la situación del terremoto, al ponerse a orar a Dios y a Jesús crea una psicosis colectiva y aumenta el miedo en las personas alrededor. Ponerse a orar en ese momento es un tanto innecesario, ya que el señor sabe perfectamente que el edificio en el que está soporta terremotos de magnitudes iguales o mayores (a menos que sea un extranjero sin conocimiento). En conclusión, los creyentes de esta o esta otra religión, por favor recen en voz baja o aguantense. ¡Muchas gracias!
+Cesar Augusto Parra Acevedo Todos Son Libres en Creer en lo Que Quieran, pero analicen la Situación y no Sean Infantiles... En un Terremoto la Situación es muy Tensa y hay que mantener la Calma Y Compostura Para Tranquilizar, cabe mencionar que hay Niños Presentes... Los cuales hay que dar el ejemplo, pero ahora que venga Un Tipo y se ponga hacer un Show de Religión es ultimo de Ridículo y es mas... Crea mas Tensión y Drama en el Ambiente... Analizar antes de Hablar... Sobre Todo tu... Nadie te da el Derecho a insultar Estimado Primate...
Earthquake happens in Chile:
Chileans: Oh no....Anyways
That blond woman is my hero, "Ugh, this better not mean a delay"....
And not a single fuck was given that day (for Chilean people only)
Lucas Chacon 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So, you'd came to Chile and lived an Earthquake... so, you got the full Experience for a Tourist! lol
And it's true, if you feel an Earthquake here and you don't know what to do... just see how the Chileans react, if they are like: "Meeeh..." don't panic, but even if a Chilean it's a bit overwhelmed ...well you just survived!
(Screaming Siuuuu)
Damn, some of those people just standing there like.... "it's just a Tuesday"
everyone's like OMG Omg Omg😱😱 and the lady at 0:15 was like "Ahhh shutup! it's just an earthquake 🤣
You can tell they are used to it. And dang good construction. In America there would be mayhem and TV's falling, ceiling plaster, doors. Well played Chile.
buena bienvenida tuvieron los extranjeros al pisar suelo chileno
It usually feels like 5 minutes but in reality is 30 seconds
No, that's the case of earthquakes caused by superficial local faults, which doesn't apply here. In subduction zones, earthquakes tend to go on for minutes unless they are very small in magnitude (M4-5), because in subduction regions just like Chile, Japan, Indonesia, etc... the bigger the earthquake is (magnitude), the longer it lasts.
The one in Japan (in 2011) lasted 6 mins....
Your point doesn't stand
The length of time it lasts depend on where is the epicenter and many other things
(If it's a joke only then sorry lol)
Lady in read cardigan like why tf this line not moving 😂😂😂
Se dice que esos turistas jamás regresaron a Chile
Quién te lo dijo?
there is always someone screaming there head off lol
menos mal el evangélico se puso a rezar... si no el terremoto no para !!!! 1:01 jajajaja.... me pregunto qué cara habrá puesto cuando terminó.. Para mi los que se ponen a rezar son los que tienen menos fé
Pek -J jajajaj
menos iq querras decir
well, this is the experience that you just can leave it!!. the only Chile's product you can test it there! Welcome to Chile!!
That young dude in background at 0:21 is like "I am bored".
Chilenos como si nada
Extranjero :vamos a morir!!
Los japoneses ni se inmutaron con el terremoto XD
medioelfo1 Chile y Japón saben de terremotos :V !!!
@@get_a_life_troll son filipinos por el tono de piel
Have a nice flight. We expect to see you back.... CHILE
That this top 1 (with Japan) seismic and mountainous country is the most developed in Latin America says a lot about the great spirit and will to get ahead!
I am glad I live in a country with no earthquake, no tsunami, no nothing except that is raining all the god darm time.... (Denmark) stay safe out there
I love Denmark!
@@diegoskyHQ Denmark can get tornadoes
No hay que temer, en Chile, las construcciones son antisísmicas, imposible que caigan!!!!
Ricardo Castro *sonidos de grillos* otros que nomestan en ring of fire: no me importa me largo :v
dile eso a los edificios que se partieron por mitad en concepcion
@@jonahbarraza1030 la excepción no hace la regla, obviamente en Concepcion y Maipu, hubieron edificaciones mal construidas, pero la gran mayoría resistió en buena forma!!!!!!
@@RicardoCastroV obvio solo decia pal que paso aca en coquimbo solo fue el tsunami que jodio todo el borde costero sobre todo baquedano nada mas el terremoto ningun daño
Hey Charlie Rose Patterson, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
That woman in red is like are done yet I have a flight to take
Atras la bandera chilena como haciendo burla...
MusaViolet jajajaja era para las fiestas patrias!! la bandera debe esta siempre en cada casa , en cada edificio. la bandera decia : bienvenido a Chile
Plot twist: Daddy caused the earthquake
ah que recuerdos necesito uno de esos para ovidarme del covid
He was in santiago an the earthquake was in Coquimbo, imagine Coquimbo movement now.
Everyone: AHHHH!!!!!! WHAT THE FUCK!!!!! GET DOWN!!!
Chileans: This is getting annoying now. 😆
do you want to try chile?. okay thats chile..... welcome you all haha :)
They are so relaxed
It's crazy that even in an earthquake people still can't put their phones down!!
Dang these people really didn't care lol
Christy R it’s actually more scary when there’s no earthquake 😂
I like how some of those people have no reaction lol
El señor en el fondo: LA SANGRE DE CRISTO TIENE PODRÉ
Ive been to chile before... i was going to Uruguay but we missed our flight due to the small delay from america to chile... i knew i remember that place
I heard someone praying in Tagalog.
I'm just glad he's okay. That's pretty scary stuff. :(
That guy in the dining area is just casually eating during the earthquake. Note to self: screaming will not make any natural disaster go away.
I think I feared “temblores” (little quakes, until 7 ritcher) until I experience 2010 earthquake (8,8) I thought for the first time that I was going to die. I was 15 years old. And now, I swear to you, I don’t even noticed them, and when I do, I keep doing my homeworks like nothing is happening.
tikitikití!
Was in a 6.something in long beach before the one hit during world series just before I was taken out of state away from one of my parents.
The ground literally did a wave right under my feet as I was walking to school that morning. Craziest experience with waking up holding on tight to my bed from constant after shocks. Was kind of cool seeing & feeling the ground move like a wave.
Anyone see the man on his knees, hands raised and praying? 😄
A completely normal day in Chile
Everybody is so chill.
El evangélico 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 me morí!!!
Very good video. I always wondered at what tourists do when caught in unfamiliar territories
Earthquakes are a tourist attraction in Chile
Don’t nobody getting out of line for boarding 😂
you can feel the heart.....
Was expecting more from Daddy
which planet was that woman from? She seemed so unperturbed.
Planet Chile
Just Chilean people...
;)
Chile, my friend: We don't give a fuck.
Technophiliac she's probably from California
She probably shit a diamond that night
That blonde lady is like "Meh"
Chilean lady probably
I can see that people here very...chile
No falta el weon rayao xD 1:03
As a chilean, I can say some people are scared of earthquakes but i get all excited like in a roller coaster, it makes it easier to keep calm actually, more focused.
this is chill yo
Don’t worry folks, the airport just has some major turbulence
Daddy in an 8.4 Earthquake aereopuerto Chile
Glad to see people praying.
Welcome to Chile!!!
wow these ppl really know how 2 stay calm .....lol......
One of the safest structures to be in if you're caught up in an earthquake ❤