España no tuvo colonias, eran parte de la corona española, el problema es que los mismos españoles los damos por bueno. Colonias tuvieron los ingleses, holandeses, belgas,etc
@neyou no se trata de ocultar, tienes que educarte, compra un diccionario y lee definición de colonias, las colonias son territorios que la potencia dominante solo quiere para exprimir y sacarle todo el beneficio posible. Cómo cuando los ingleses llegaron a Norteamérica y arrasaron con los indios, los belgas en África mataron a miles de personas que no les valían, etc, etc, Hispanoamérica era España, tu no te robas a ti mismo, y mala gente hay en todos los lados. El colmo de tu ignorancia es que esas cosas que dices que hicieron, fueron tus antepasados, que son los que se quedaron allí
✌️😊🇵🇭 We also have a culture or subculture of "siyesta" or "syesta" in the Philippines, and in Zamboanga City we write and spell it formally as "siesta" just like in Spanish. It is one of the influences we got from Spain, the Spanish Empire, and some to most of the ancestors of the present day Spanish people or Spaniards, and also Latin Americans. In Zamboanga City, "siesta" is the afternoon activity, rest time, nap time, or power nap time, around past 12 noon up to just around 3 PM or 4 PM to take a rest, a nap, or a power nap. It is a thing especially for the children or kids, toddlers, and infants or babies to have and do their "siestas" everyday, believing it will aid or help in their growth and development, as well as for their strength, height, weight, wellness, and well-being. I remembered, we were even scared by our late grandma and even by our other elders, parents, guardians, and older cousins or siblings that if we won't have and do our "siestas" then we will not grow and develop, grow tall, gain more strength, get bigger and heavier, be healthy, and be well, or that a man with or carrying a sack or some sacks will be going to kidnap us, put us in his sack or sacks, then carry us far away, and never return us back to our parent, guardians, and/or family/ies. "Siesta" is also a thing here in Zamboanga City for our parents, guardians, other older people or adults, and our grandparents. It is a time for them to have a break, to relax, to unwind, to take a nap, to take a power nap, to relax their eyes, minds, and bodies, and to have some peaceful and quite time after their morning chores, activities, works, jobs, etc., especially when the children or kids, toddlers, and babies or infants are also having their "siesta". The "siesta" is also believed to be good for their wellness, health, and well-being, among many others, just like the believed benefits of it for children or kids, toddlers, and babies or infants. It is also only and mostly a thing with native and ethnic Zamboangueños or Zamboangueño people (who are mostly are Hispanic, Hispanized, or Hispanicized, Roman Catholic Christians, and native and first language speakers of Chavacano language, most specifically the Chavacano de Zamboanga or Zamboangueño Chavacano dialect, language variety, or language variant, which is a and the only Spanish-based creole language in the Philippines and in Asia, and one of the oldest creole languages in the world) here in Zamboanga City than with other Filipinos and non-Filipinos. This "siesta" culture or subculture in Zamboanga City and the "siyesta" or "syesta" culture or subculture in the Philippines, as a whole and in general, is still a thing even up until now, but I guess and think that less and less people are doing it, believing or are sure of its other questionable benefits, and most especially about the story that is used to scare us to have and do our "siesta" nowadays, and it is also not a thing or less of a thing with teenagers or adolescents, young adults, and the like. My parents, especially my dad, still does and observed his "siestas" almost every day, and so as some of uncles and aunts/aunties, and some of my neighbors in our community too. Most of the time, it's just almost very or so quite in our neighborhood within our community, except for some land vehicles or transportations, some helicopters that pass by, some birds, the winds and breezes, or some few people outside of their houses, especially near noon up to the afternoon, and most especially during the afternoons. I don't know accurately and exactly why, but I guess and think that maybe most of us have and do our "siestas", prefer to stay indoors at these times if the day because of the heat and weather, or because of other reasons or causes.
@@JezPrada Where from Spain you are?? How long you lived there?Your page shows you are in UK. When did you left Spain?? .... I don't know why I think you are a Latino, and not a Spainard!🤔😵
El que sancionó la Constitución de 1812 fue Joaquin de Figueroa y Mosquera; nacido en Nueva Granada, lo que hoy es Colombia, esa es la xenofobia que teníamos los españoles. Mucho orgullo
The original recipe for "Paella" is the Valencian one, which was invented by the Valencians. It was a typical dish invented by the breeders when they were going to feed their goats to the mountains cause it took long hours to feed them, they used to take vegetables that they had at home and rice and, while taking care of their animals, they hunted something to add to that dish, normally wild rabbits, and they prepared that dish to eat while their animals where feeding in the grazing. That´s why "Paella" has green beans, rabbit, artichokes and all that...There is no other...the other options are rice recipes, so, I´m with them!!, they´re right!!!. I´m Galician and if someone cooks "Polvo a Feira" (Pulpo a la Gallega, "Octopus to the party" as they say in the turistic places hahahaha) in a different way we do, that wouldn´t be "Polvo a Feira", just another octopus recipe but not ours 😉.
The only lands not conquered were Galicia and Asturias, the two brothers who were the same (territorially and historically they still are). Spain was born from them. The Basque Country was the northern territory that fell first and was hardest conquered (in the north).
Por desgracia no entiendes que hay detrás de los toros, y la cantidad de gente que vive de esta ganadería, incluso hay ecosistemas que dependen de estos animales. Pero claro es políticamente correcto, opinar de lo que no se conoce. Sin embargo no está de moda opinar sobre que se vendan armas a niños y maten a sus compañeros en clase. Esto no le molesta a nadie
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España no tuvo colonias, eran parte de la corona española, el problema es que los mismos españoles los damos por bueno. Colonias tuvieron los ingleses, holandeses, belgas,etc
Puerto Rico fue la primera autonomía Española al otro lado del Atlántico.
Amen saludos desde segovia.
@neyou no se trata de ocultar, tienes que educarte, compra un diccionario y lee definición de colonias, las colonias son territorios que la potencia dominante solo quiere para exprimir y sacarle todo el beneficio posible. Cómo cuando los ingleses llegaron a Norteamérica y arrasaron con los indios, los belgas en África mataron a miles de personas que no les valían, etc, etc, Hispanoamérica era España, tu no te robas a ti mismo, y mala gente hay en todos los lados. El colmo de tu ignorancia es que esas cosas que dices que hicieron, fueron tus antepasados, que son los que se quedaron allí
✌️😊🇵🇭 We also have a culture or subculture of "siyesta" or "syesta" in the Philippines, and in Zamboanga City we write and spell it formally as "siesta" just like in Spanish.
It is one of the influences we got from Spain, the Spanish Empire, and some to most of the ancestors of the present day Spanish people or Spaniards, and also Latin Americans.
In Zamboanga City, "siesta" is the afternoon activity, rest time, nap time, or power nap time, around past 12 noon up to just around 3 PM or 4 PM to take a rest, a nap, or a power nap.
It is a thing especially for the children or kids, toddlers, and infants or babies to have and do their "siestas" everyday, believing it will aid or help in their growth and development, as well as for their strength, height, weight, wellness, and well-being.
I remembered, we were even scared by our late grandma and even by our other elders, parents, guardians, and older cousins or siblings that if we won't have and do our "siestas" then we will not grow and develop, grow tall, gain more strength, get bigger and heavier, be healthy, and be well, or that a man with or carrying a sack or some sacks will be going to kidnap us, put us in his sack or sacks, then carry us far away, and never return us back to our parent, guardians, and/or family/ies.
"Siesta" is also a thing here in Zamboanga City for our parents, guardians, other older people or adults, and our grandparents. It is a time for them to have a break, to relax, to unwind, to take a nap, to take a power nap, to relax their eyes, minds, and bodies, and to have some peaceful and quite time after their morning chores, activities, works, jobs, etc., especially when the children or kids, toddlers, and babies or infants are also having their "siesta".
The "siesta" is also believed to be good for their wellness, health, and well-being, among many others, just like the believed benefits of it for children or kids, toddlers, and babies or infants.
It is also only and mostly a thing with native and ethnic Zamboangueños or Zamboangueño people (who are mostly are Hispanic, Hispanized, or Hispanicized, Roman Catholic Christians, and native and first language speakers of Chavacano language, most specifically the Chavacano de Zamboanga or Zamboangueño Chavacano dialect, language variety, or language variant, which is a and the only Spanish-based creole language in the Philippines and in Asia, and one of the oldest creole languages in the world) here in Zamboanga City than with other Filipinos and non-Filipinos.
This "siesta" culture or subculture in Zamboanga City and the "siyesta" or "syesta" culture or subculture in the Philippines, as a whole and in general, is still a thing even up until now, but I guess and think that less and less people are doing it, believing or are sure of its other questionable benefits, and most especially about the story that is used to scare us to have and do our "siesta" nowadays, and it is also not a thing or less of a thing with teenagers or adolescents, young adults, and the like.
My parents, especially my dad, still does and observed his "siestas" almost every day, and so as some of uncles and aunts/aunties, and some of my neighbors in our community too. Most of the time, it's just almost very or so quite in our neighborhood within our community, except for some land vehicles or transportations, some helicopters that pass by, some birds, the winds and breezes, or some few people outside of their houses, especially near noon up to the afternoon, and most especially during the afternoons. I don't know accurately and exactly why, but I guess and think that maybe most of us have and do our "siestas", prefer to stay indoors at these times if the day because of the heat and weather, or because of other reasons or causes.
very interesting, and yes , in spain kids and toddlers have siestas too :)
Thank you for your comment.
I'll continue watching this reaction after your live streaming jez😂😂 but this is interesting and I like it😂
-sending love from PH🇵🇭
@@JezPrada ohhhhh💕 thank you jez💕
@@JezPrada Where from Spain you are?? How long you lived there?Your page shows you are in UK. When did you left Spain?? .... I don't know why I think you are a Latino, and not a Spainard!🤔😵
@@hus390 born in valladolid, and I lived 30 years in spain until I moved to uk 4 years ago
Very interesting reactions from natives reacting to Geography now. Everyone learns or remember a little more about their history.
je,je, que bien te lo pasas, un abrazo desde barcelona, cataluña
El que sancionó la Constitución de 1812 fue Joaquin de Figueroa y Mosquera; nacido en Nueva Granada, lo que hoy es Colombia, esa es la xenofobia que teníamos los españoles. Mucho orgullo
Remember we danced La jota Moncadeña in grade school.
you should watch the other geography now video about the autonomous regions!
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(gasp) you play league
i do :D
The original recipe for "Paella" is the Valencian one, which was invented by the Valencians. It was a typical dish invented by the breeders when they were going to feed their goats to the mountains cause it took long hours to feed them, they used to take vegetables that they had at home and rice and, while taking care of their animals, they hunted something to add to that dish, normally wild rabbits, and they prepared that dish to eat while their animals where feeding in the grazing. That´s why "Paella" has green beans, rabbit, artichokes and all that...There is no other...the other options are rice recipes, so, I´m with them!!, they´re right!!!. I´m Galician and if someone cooks "Polvo a Feira" (Pulpo a la Gallega, "Octopus to the party" as they say in the turistic places hahahaha) in a different way we do, that wouldn´t be "Polvo a Feira", just another octopus recipe but not ours 😉.
Love it❤️❤️😁
My ex wife’s mother was born in Gibraltar and her father was born in Seville….
"UK stole it!" 😆
Your boyfriend will get mad 😄
he always tease me with that xDD
The Basque country was never conquered 👍
The only lands not conquered were Galicia and Asturias, the two brothers who were the same (territorially and historically they still are). Spain was born from them. The Basque Country was the northern territory that fell first and was hardest conquered (in the north).
@@marie7622 Basque country and Navarre are different Basque territories the kingdom of Navarre was conquered not the Basque country.
Great Video , one question can Spanish people understand italians? Is the language similiar to Spanish ?
yes. we can understand around 80% of their language :) same with portuguese
@@JezPrada Wow, so that's very similiar more than I thaught
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Pamplona (San Fermin🐃) is not in the Vasque country 🤔geography -1point
Blame the info that they got it from.
Gibraltar is British
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I think bullfighting should be banned. It’s animal cruelty.
I totally agree
Por desgracia no entiendes que hay detrás de los toros, y la cantidad de gente que vive de esta ganadería, incluso hay ecosistemas que dependen de estos animales. Pero claro es políticamente correcto, opinar de lo que no se conoce. Sin embargo no está de moda opinar sobre que se vendan armas a niños y maten a sus compañeros en clase. Esto no le molesta a nadie
@@Castorcal Es triste que te creas toda esa mierda. Vergonzoso.
@@laurilauri3669 lo peor es ser un ignorante y abrí la boca y demostrarlo
Española😂😂😂
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Basque is not Spanish
Si son, porque están en España...
They are the most Spanish of all. CARLISM
@@marie7622 Basque is not Spanish different race 👍