Ana is amazing , especially when she is with Andrea from Spain , a talented polyglot , the hardest thing about spanis isn't guess the panguage , it's say which country is this spanish from 😂
Ana 🇧🇷 and Andrea 🇪🇸 are so friendly and beautiful 😍; and regarding Catalan language, I think that for a Spanish speaker it’s easier to understand it (and also Valencian and Mallorquín), just like Galician language. But the most difficult language it’s Basque, spoken in the Basque Country and Navarra
@@LX.727 Basque has origin in other language, all languages alive are. It just happen that it doesn't have origin in none of the big families of languages currently known
Ana is back 🎉🤗 I was waiting to much to hear Andrea speaking Catalan. That was pretty interesting hearing the differences about Laura and Andrea catalan
Not exactly. Brazilians don't have much contact with spanish in general. Obviously we do can recognize that it is spanish being spoken but not exactly from Argentina or Uruguay. Probably a normal brazilian would guess that someone is from Argentina just because it's probably the most common people that travel to Brazil and even the first South American country that comes to our mind when we think about.
Não é novidade pra ninguém que amamos a Ana hahahah adoro como ela sempre deixa claro que o Brasil é muito diverso, mas ela quase sempre acerta na mosca!!
15:40 Andrea still speaks Catalan [Majorcan dialect] with an authentic pronunciation of the island where she comes from. I'm a teacher of Catalan in a school (in Valencia), I can confirm that to all of you.
Andrea seeing Ana and Ana seeing Andrea : 😂😅😊 , i like how happy they get when they see each other , both probably hang out a lot , Ana is really smart , the best brazilian member
I love how the first words out of Andrea's mouth were, "I'm from Mallorca," and they both missed it. 😂 I love these videos. It's so interesting to see how similar and different the romance languages are.
Central and Balear Catalan in the house!!! Love that Ana guessed the language. By the way, I love Mallorca, it's great but I have to give a big shout out to Menorca!!! It's a charming island. My parents went there for their honeymoon. Sometimes people forget that there are other Balear Islands that aren't Mallorca or Eivissa (the original spelling of what people know as "Ibiza"), but there is also Menorca and two smaller islands called: Formentera and Cabrera (these last one reminds me of the town Cabrera de Mar which is a town from my county: Maresme, back in Catalonia). In Maresme we have a saying by the way: "Maresme lliure i tropical!" (Maresme free and tropical) The free part I think it came from the fact that we wanted free highways and the tropical part from the fact that is the county with the most towns with palmtrees, even mine which isn't located by the sea has one. I really enjoyed this video! Best regards from Maresme!
Ibiza is hard to forget, or better say, to ignore, when renting half a bed there costs 400 euros per night. It's only memorable to the rich, I suppose.
I’m French, when I saw the French girl, her type, look, accent, I though "she’s from Reims". Metz is 200 kilometers close. Easy one indeed. That was also obvious that the Spanish girl was from Catalunya (I live in the town of James I of Aragon, a French former Catalan city).
First I thought she was Mexican because of her clear Spanish, since I've watched Rebelde in Spanish and I consume a lot of RBD music, then when she said her country is close to the sea and has mountains and desert (idk why but I thought she was saying it had glacial area too) so I thought it was Chile and then when she said they have one of the 7 wonders of the world I went back to Mexico again, and I definitely hit my gavel, it's DEFINITELY México!! 😂😂😂
I immediately knew it was coastal Mexican because I’m from the coast. Especially when she said ceviche, I wouldn’t have been surprised if she was from Veracruz. Obviously was difficult for her bc she prolly only knows the cdmx accent
Can I make a video suggestion? Bring a representative of each Brazilian accent and show their differences from the national Portuguese, from Portugal and even from other Portuguese speakers.
@@NaruiENDepends on the region or the city of Brazil. In the South, It's quite common. She looks like my mom when she was young, for example. And from my personal experience, I see girls like her everyday where I live.
Ana e Julia são brasileiras poliglotas bonitas e muito inteligentes. A Ana tem um estilo mais elegante, sofisticado. Enquanto a Julia é ligada no 220V. Sinto orgulho das duas por representar o Brasil!
I'm Mexican so I will try to guess exactly from where is Dafne . By the Ceviche, that she lives in forest, also that have every thing like deserts or beaches. I said some place between Sinaloa and Sonora even Nayarit could be...
_"Ceviche"_ is a dish made in almost all Spanish-speaking American countries. However, it is so different in each country _(not only in ingredients but also in preparation)_ that the only thing in common is the name.
El más representativo a nivel mundial es uno en especial. Cuando los turistas lo escuchan, automáticamente ellos saben sin dudarlo de dónde proviene . Tú lo sabes.😄
To me the difference in accent between Barcelona and Mallorca felt similar to the difference between Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. One sounds more open (Barcelona and Brazil) and other more closed (Mallorca and Portugal).
the point mentioned about how people change like the aura when speaking a different language is true. i'll give an example: a famous tennist, rafael nadal, speaks english and spanish. is very assertive and manly when he speaks those languages. but he is from mallorca. when he speaks in catalan.. is like if he would be more natural and in family, is like a different person. at least that was my perception the few times that he has been able to use it in public that ive seen.
@@albertopinoblanco 😂 Muy peruano! 😂 Empezando por la palabra "ceviche", derivada de "escabeche" y ésta a su vez del lenguaje árabe (lenguaje muy peruano).
Añadir sal, cilantro, pimienta, cebolla, limón, naranja y/o lima (todos ingredientes también de origen 100% peruano) al pescado crudo es algo que tampoco jamás se había hecho ni en Asia y Oceanía. Es muy difícil de explicar por qué el ceviche es común en casi toda la costa hispanohablante del Pacífico. 🤔
Wow. This is my first time hearing the Catalan language spoken in sentences. And to realize that there are different accents of this language. Thank you for this video. muchisimas gracias!
I think many latinos can notice the first girl mexican accent when she introduce herself but she really made it tricky when she said her country is famous for food, especially ceviche, has forest mountains and beach and has one of the seven wonders. That's literally Peru 😂
The two different Catalan accents was so pleasing to hear. I hope someday they include someone from the South of France that also speaks Catalan, that accent is way different, and I usually have a hard time understanding everything they say (well, I say this from the 2-3 times I went to that region when I was in my late teens and early 20s).
@@smal750 there's a department in the South of France called Pyrénées-Orientales (in the region of Occitania) that was historically called Northern Catalonia, where Catalan is still spoken by around 5% of its population (though when I went to Carcassonne I heard a TON of people speaking it).
The catalan spoken by Andrea was completely different to my ears to that spoke by the first spanish girl. If I'd guess, I would say it was some East european language, for sure.
It is a similar situation to what happens with other languages , geographic isolation makes it less influenced by other languages so it is closer to older catalan than the peninsular catalan
@@antoni-olafsabater9729 Si ho sé, però m'has de reconeixer que el salt és molt marcat. La noia té accent molt de bcn i de tenir el català com a segona llengua
Crec que la noia catalana sol parlar més castellà en el seu dia a dia i se li nota una mica a l’accent. Jo soc de Barcelona i no parlo tant "barsaluní" com ella :)
I love that Ana lowers and raises her head, making a sign of positivity, even though she doesn't understand anything that Andrea was saying... Very kind! 😅
Almost all the Latinamerican west coast from Mexico to Chile has ceviche as one of their dishes. In my country, Costa Rica, you can eat ceviche almost everywhere XD XD
Ana is amazing , especially when she is with Andrea from Spain , a talented polyglot , the hardest thing about spanis isn't guess the panguage , it's say which country is this spanish from 😂
Yes, very true, I usually use the sound realization of "LL" to reduce the options
Only the "parrilla" helped me.
They are friend since they first met in this channel.
@@aquiestamos3567she definitely knew right away where she was from after the parriSHA.
@@KSchwarz Yes. The "rioplatense" accent.
A Ana representa muito bem o Brasil, é uma mulher inteligente, talentosa, carismática e bonita!
Essa menina brilha...
Ela nao é brasileira
Ana representa muy bien a Brasil, es una mujer inteligente, talentosa, carismática, y bonita.
É sim@@rafasevenk
@@rafasevenké sim dodoi
Ana is finally back we miss you que vivo Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ana 🇧🇷 and Andrea 🇪🇸 are so friendly and beautiful 😍; and regarding Catalan language, I think that for a Spanish speaker it’s easier to understand it (and also Valencian and Mallorquín), just like Galician language. But the most difficult language it’s Basque, spoken in the Basque Country and Navarra
Brazilians understand galician 100% , better than portugal's portuguese
Yes as a Portuguese speaker, I think Galician sounds way easier to understand than the other latin based languages
@@SamtheIbasque has not origin of any other language not even latin
Btw, the languages spoken in Valencia and Balear islands are also Catalan language, just different dialects of It.
@@LX.727 Basque has origin in other language, all languages alive are. It just happen that it doesn't have origin in none of the big families of languages currently known
I love seeing Ana and Andrea together. What a good vibe between them.
Ana and Andrea: the best duo! Please put Julia and Ana together!
Bem vinda de volta ana.🇵🇹🇧🇷😍
O mais grande do mundo.😄
A Brasileira é excelente !!! Uma exímia poliglota!!! Parabéns pra Ela!!!
Abraços daqui da República Fluminense!!!
Ana is back 🎉🤗 I was waiting to much to hear Andrea speaking Catalan. That was pretty interesting hearing the differences about Laura and Andrea catalan
t’ho juro que jo no sabia que la Andrea era de Mallorca fins a fa un parell de dies que em vaig adonar i es cert que canvia mooolt !
We Brazilians have a hard time recognizing some Hispanics, but we can spot Argentinians and Uruguayans from miles away. 🤣
Very true but i can't tell Argentinians from Uruguayans at all, and I think even their spanish accent is very very similar
Como encontrar um argentino? Não encontra. Ele se acha.
That's so true! 😅
It's because Rioplatense Spanish is one of the most marked and easily identifiable.
Not exactly. Brazilians don't have much contact with spanish in general. Obviously we do can recognize that it is spanish being spoken but not exactly from Argentina or Uruguay.
Probably a normal brazilian would guess that someone is from Argentina just because it's probably the most common people that travel to Brazil and even the first South American country that comes to our mind when we think about.
Não é novidade pra ninguém que amamos a Ana hahahah adoro como ela sempre deixa claro que o Brasil é muito diverso, mas ela quase sempre acerta na mosca!!
15:40 Andrea still speaks Catalan [Majorcan dialect] with an authentic pronunciation of the island where she comes from. I'm a teacher of Catalan in a school (in Valencia), I can confirm that to all of you.
Andrea has strong older sister / motherly vibes from her.
Maybe because you look at her with the perspective of a little boy 😂@@boboboy8189
@@boboboy8189dont be so boyish 😂
When Ana spoke French, it's seem it was an other person!😲 AWSOME!
Andrea seeing Ana and Ana seeing Andrea : 😂😅😊 , i like how happy they get when they see each other , both probably hang out a lot , Ana is really smart , the best brazilian member
Yeah totally, Andrea just gave us a hint on their intimacy: " we will
meet up in a bit"
Amo quando Ana e Julia representa o Brasil ❤ simpáticas e engraçadas representa muito nosso Brasil ❤☺
French girl: "Bonjour !"
Everyone in the world: "Well, ok". 😂
nah could've been swiss or belgian
@@zantilo1545this is very true
@@zantilo1545
hes talking about the langage
@@smal750 the video is clearly about guessing the country or city
En francais du Québec ca aurai plus etre plus difficile
Finalmente a Ana esta de volta!!!!
When the Argentinian girl said Parilla (like parrichá) it was done 😂
Hell yeah 😂
Does Argentinian pronounce the LL letter as ch?
@@meg.h. Yeah
no, more like shhh @@meg.h.
@@--julian_ in Portuguese that sound is spelled as 'ch'
I love how the first words out of Andrea's mouth were, "I'm from Mallorca," and they both missed it. 😂 I love these videos. It's so interesting to see how similar and different the romance languages are.
It’s so good to see Ana is back 💛🇧🇷
So good to see Andrea again in this video , she is just as charming and beautiful as ever , thank you World Friends .
The Catalan girls were very huggable. I wish I could give them a hug ❤
Ana is back!!!! Finally
Ana, you're just awesome!!!💗
Welcome back Ana ❤
That's cool, Ana is back...
Central and Balear Catalan in the house!!!
Love that Ana guessed the language.
By the way, I love Mallorca, it's great but I have to give a big shout out to Menorca!!! It's a charming island. My parents went there for their honeymoon.
Sometimes people forget that there are other Balear Islands that aren't Mallorca or Eivissa (the original spelling of what people know as "Ibiza"), but there is also Menorca and two smaller islands called: Formentera and Cabrera (these last one reminds me of the town Cabrera de Mar which is a town from my county: Maresme, back in Catalonia).
In Maresme we have a saying by the way: "Maresme lliure i tropical!" (Maresme free and tropical) The free part I think it came from the fact that we wanted free highways and the tropical part from the fact that is the county with the most towns with palmtrees, even mine which isn't located by the sea has one.
I really enjoyed this video!
Best regards from Maresme!
Ibiza is hard to forget, or better say, to ignore, when renting half a bed there costs 400 euros per night. It's only memorable to the rich, I suppose.
@@samirSch Exactly, people remember both Eivissa and Mallorca and they forget about Menorca (lovely) and both Formentera and Cabrera.
Ana e Andrea❤
Lindas, maravilhosas, perfeitas, amo vídeos com elas duas juntas!😍😍
When Andrea came in 🤣 love Ana and Andrea together.
Dude, I'm from Mexico and I thought the first girl was from Peru. Also Ana is beautiful and smart.
She had us all fooled when she said ceviche, and then she said 7 wonders I thought of Machu Picchu. That was very tricky.
I thought Peru too! My second guess was Ecuador.
Samee
@jasonrazojazo It's Peruvian
I’m French, when I saw the French girl, her type, look, accent, I though "she’s from Reims". Metz is 200 kilometers close. Easy one indeed. That was also obvious that the Spanish girl was from Catalunya (I live in the town of James I of Aragon, a French former Catalan city).
First I thought she was Mexican because of her clear Spanish, since I've watched Rebelde in Spanish and I consume a lot of RBD music, then when she said her country is close to the sea and has mountains and desert (idk why but I thought she was saying it had glacial area too) so I thought it was Chile and then when she said they have one of the 7 wonders of the world I went back to Mexico again, and I definitely hit my gavel, it's DEFINITELY México!! 😂😂😂
omg same about rbd, I can usually spot Mexicans because of the “rebelde” accent
Ana is back 👏 👏 😊
I suspected Mexico based on Dafine's accent and word choices. Ceviche and the "everything" natural cemented it for me.
I immediately knew it was coastal Mexican because I’m from the coast. Especially when she said ceviche, I wouldn’t have been surprised if she was from Veracruz. Obviously was difficult for her bc she prolly only knows the cdmx accent
i looooove videos with ana! ❤
I love when Ana and Andrea are together in the same video. ❤
Can I make a video suggestion? Bring a representative of each Brazilian accent and show their differences from the national Portuguese, from Portugal and even from other Portuguese speakers.
Upppp
Sotaques de todas as regiões do Brasil vs Portugal
Muito fácil, não?
Só não traz Portugal senão enche de mala nos comentários.
@@u1teixeirat559 sim é
@@digitandoshshua ksksk enche nem o bolso de uma calça, pô é só portugal
Ana and Andrea 🇧🇷❤🇪🇸
Brasão campeão.
Sitting on a tree. K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
finally! i’ve been waiting for ana anda andrea😊
Great to see Catalan included!
That Brazilian woman is so beautiful.
I don't know Broh, the majority of girls in here not are like this.
@@NaruiENDepends on the region or the city of Brazil. In the South, It's quite common.
She looks like my mom when she was young, for example. And from my personal experience, I see girls like her everyday where I live.
@@NaruiEN voce deve morar em alguma favela ou buraco
@NaruiEN but he's only talking about the girl in the video specifically
He just said women , in general. You guys are giving away your personal preferences thats all.
ANAAAA WE MISSED YOU! LONG TIME NO SEE, WELCOME BACK QUEEN
Ana is very thoughtful and educated.
Ana linda e muito inteligente
Além de uma grande atriz e já atuou em várias série coreanas sou fã e de julia também ❤👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sério que ela atuou em série coreana? Pode me dizer alguma? Gostaria de ver, obrigada.
Andrea and Ana are easily the best ones of the channel...unmatched vibe.
Been a little while since we last saw Ana so it’s a blast given both Ana and Julia are Polyglot would love to see a video of them together!!
I still don't understand, why Ana is 'guessing' where Andrea is from. They have been literally together for tens of videos in this channel.
She aid she only knew Andrea was from Spain, I believe?
Me encanta ver a Dafne! Viva Mexico!
Me recuerda a Dana Paola
"Bonjour!" Ana: "Aahh you're Austrian!"😂
ANAAAA IS BAAAAACK YEEEEEY 🎉
Can you make more videos about the difference between Brazilian Portuguese and Portuguese from portugal?
Ana and Andrea are absolutely the best duo of this channel! 🇧🇷🇪🇸
Brazilians know much more about people abroad than they know about us
Bingo!🎉 truelly truelly
Ah, Dafne from Mexico is sooo beautiful! 😍
Ana e Julia são brasileiras poliglotas bonitas e muito inteligentes. A Ana tem um estilo mais elegante, sofisticado. Enquanto a Julia é ligada no 220V. Sinto orgulho das duas por representar o Brasil!
I'm Mexican so I will try to guess exactly from where is Dafne . By the Ceviche, that she lives in forest, also that have every thing like deserts or beaches. I said some place between Sinaloa and Sonora even Nayarit could be...
I thought ceviche was from Peru
_"Ceviche"_ is a dish made in almost all Spanish-speaking American countries. However, it is so different in each country _(not only in ingredients but also in preparation)_ that the only thing in common is the name.
El más representativo a nivel mundial es uno en especial. Cuando los turistas lo escuchan, automáticamente ellos saben sin dudarlo de dónde proviene . Tú lo sabes.😄
The most famous one is from Peru, and the next is the Mexican one.
la unica zona de españa que conozco que comen ceviche son las islas canarias
But it's FROM Peru
@@Rasfa de peru es el ceviche peruano que es diferente a los otros y originario de canarias, españa
Ana é muito classuda... mto perfeita!
Parabéns Ana !!!
Ein sehr schönes Video 😂👍🏻
Andrea! Saludos desde Mallorca guapa 😄
Que mulher inteligente! 🤩🤩
I love the videos of Ana and Andrea together
Ana ❤❤❤❤❤
Andrea hablando catalán es de lo más tierno que he visto en el mundo :3 Y qué bien ver a Ana de vuelta ^O^
To me the difference in accent between Barcelona and Mallorca felt similar to the difference between Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. One sounds more open (Barcelona and Brazil) and other more closed (Mallorca and Portugal).
Ana , a mais inteligente ❤ Brasil 🇧🇷
the point mentioned about how people change like the aura when speaking a different language is true. i'll give an example: a famous tennist, rafael nadal, speaks english and spanish. is very assertive and manly when he speaks those languages. but he is from mallorca. when he speaks in catalan.. is like if he would be more natural and in family, is like a different person.
at least that was my perception the few times that he has been able to use it in public that ive seen.
Yo sabía que la primera chica era de México!! La forma de hablar y como se porta!
Pero después dijo que el ceviche era de su país 😂
@@albertopinoblanco El Ceviche es un plato nacional de casi todos los países hispanohablantes del Pacífico, Don Babas.
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 solo el de Perú es patrimonio inmaterial de la Humanidad...
@@albertopinoblanco 😂 Muy peruano! 😂 Empezando por la palabra "ceviche", derivada de "escabeche" y ésta a su vez del lenguaje árabe (lenguaje muy peruano).
Añadir sal, cilantro, pimienta, cebolla, limón, naranja y/o lima (todos ingredientes también de origen 100% peruano) al pescado crudo es algo que tampoco jamás se había hecho ni en Asia y Oceanía. Es muy difícil de explicar por qué el ceviche es común en casi toda la costa hispanohablante del Pacífico. 🤔
As Brazilian, I knew all the nationality in less than 5 seconds only for the accent
Wow. This is my first time hearing the Catalan language spoken in sentences. And to realize that there are different accents of this language. Thank you for this video. muchisimas gracias!
Ana mais linda que nunca😍
Ana, o mais grande do mundo.😄
Ana é simplesmente maravilhosa❤
Even though she hasn't spoken Catalan for 15 years she still has a very strong Mallorcan accent, not many people can keep that, that's very nice
Uhuuuu!!! Brazil is back 🇧🇷🥳, I missed Ana so much
I think many latinos can notice the first girl mexican accent when she introduce herself but she really made it tricky when she said her country is famous for food, especially ceviche, has forest mountains and beach and has one of the seven wonders. That's literally Peru 😂
The two different Catalan accents was so pleasing to hear. I hope someday they include someone from the South of France that also speaks Catalan, that accent is way different, and I usually have a hard time understanding everything they say (well, I say this from the 2-3 times I went to that region when I was in my late teens and early 20s).
The french speak catalan?
@@smal750 there's a department in the South of France called Pyrénées-Orientales (in the region of Occitania) that was historically called Northern Catalonia, where Catalan is still spoken by around 5% of its population (though when I went to Carcassonne I heard a TON of people speaking it).
Haaa Ana meu amor ❤️😍
How do you do to get people from different countries?
Essa primeira, onde caralhos mexico é conhecido pelo ceviche? eu chutei peru tb
a francesa é um anjo, linda
Simp
@@smal750 sou
É bonita, mas acho a brasileira facilmente mais bonita
@@PseudoNym-gx1bi É, gosto pô. A Ana é linda linda, mas fiquei simplesmente encantado com a francesa
Sai, é minha😂
Ceviche de mexico? Wow. Y tanta comida rica que tiene mexico y tenia que decir esa locura
The catalan spoken by Andrea was completely different to my ears to that spoke by the first spanish girl. If I'd guess, I would say it was some East european language, for sure.
It is a similar situation to what happens with other languages , geographic isolation makes it less influenced by other languages so it is closer to older catalan than the peninsular catalan
@@qazsertyer the first Catalan speaker doesn’t have a good accent. If you speak good eastern Catalan, your accent is way closer to Majorcan
@@antoni-olafsabater9729 Si ho sé, però m'has de reconeixer que el salt és molt marcat. La noia té accent molt de bcn i de tenir el català com a segona llengua
Crec que la noia catalana sol parlar més castellà en el seu dia a dia i se li nota una mica a l’accent. Jo soc de Barcelona i no parlo tant "barsaluní" com ella :)
Loved it!! 17:40 was exactly my reaction but looking at google maps kkkkkkkk more please!!!
Todas son bellas. Pero Ana es hermosa 😍.
Sou fã dessa brasileira. 😍😍
Ana simplesmente maravilhosa!!! 😍
I love that Ana lowers and raises her head, making a sign of positivity, even though she doesn't understand anything that Andrea was saying... Very kind! 😅
Bom deixar claro que,além da Ana, amamos a Júlia também.
As duas são da hora.
9:52 Laura obviously meant "south of France". I wonder if she's from Tarragona?
The ceviche thing threw me off too. She looks Mexican but when she said that my mind went straight to South America. I learned something today lol
It depends a lot on which part of Mexico you are from, if you are from de coast it’s a very common dish 😊
Almost all the Latinamerican west coast from Mexico to Chile has ceviche as one of their dishes. In my country, Costa Rica, you can eat ceviche almost everywhere XD XD
en toda latinoamerica hay ceviche
She could literally be from any Latin American country. Mexicans don’t have a specific look, we need to get past this ignorance.
@@oddferncoTrue but she has mexican vibes, mexican here so is not that deep
Andrea and Ana ❤❤❤
I'm from SW France, and my accent is so different from Elysa's accent !!
And our climate is so much warmer than in NE France !! =P
10:03 100% Right, as a Valencian citizen i loved that video which represents my Language, #Catalan ❤
4:42 she said paricha, the LL sounding like CH is only in Argentina/Uruguay
I never knew Catalan was also spoken in Northern France and Iceland! Wow. Got around those Catalans
That's hard to believe in this video when we just have many others with Ana and all those same other girls before.
I'm a Spanish learner from Russia and I guessed Argentinian girl right from the beginning after she pronounced 'll' as 'sh' lol
Ana pintou o cabelo? Tá linda a cor ❤