I am from Brazil. Unfortunately it's not just the Brits, foreigners in general when talking about Latin America remember violence, drugs and corrupt politicians...😢😢😢 Obviously we are much more than that. We are from one of the most beautiful parts of the world. Our natural landscapes are stunning. Latin America's biodiversity is off the charts. We are the result of the mixture of different people, which gives us a unique cultural richness and diversity. Our food is delicious. There is no country in Latin America that has bad food. Our cinema is vibrant. We have great music and many of the most creative writers and artists are from Latin America.
Of course Latin america has lots of diverse cutlures good and bad parts about it. Just like North America has it as well. But has mulitple countries not Just USA and Canada.
I think this is true of all people regarding other cultures. I'm British and most foreigners think Britain is just royalty, bad food, Downton Abbey and cockneys
@@chrislyne377I'm going to the uk for a school trip and I'm kinda scared of the food everyone say the food is really nasty and it taste like nothing I think the country has less flavor and sugars to be more healthy in food
Im British born/bred (Manchester), my DNA Heritage showed i have 5% Masoamerican/Andean (Latino/Latin American), which i am immensely proud 😊 and also astonished 😂.
proud english latina here and i can say growing up en londres there was a lot of us. americans never realise we have a strong community in the uk, particularly in south london. only issue is its all brazilian, dominicanos & colombianos but there’s barely any other latinos incl my people (shout out to my nicaragüenses!). loved the video!
I'm half Boricua and Dominican from nyc and I had no idea there were Dominicans over there. That's crazy lol. But I am aware of the large Colombian and Ecuadorian communities over there. Much love from the states to the English latinos and everyone 🇺🇸 🤝 🇬🇧
Ayy shout out to your fam and people living in London though. Theres lots of Latin americans not just brazilians and Colombianos. But I've seen more Brazilians in my whole life than Mexicans.
My wife is latina form peru been to together just under 6 years now , to be fair she was the first South American i ever meet in the UK i knew she was special hence why i got that ring on her finger , i love her culture to very family driven and the food is great . Well i hope the latinas and latinos that have moved to the UK feel welcome here. Lol the last girl you was talking to as soon as she mention time keeping i thought of my wife her time keeping is rubbish , with me being in the army it drives me nuts lol.
You're smart for marrying a girl from there. I'm Mexican and if I ever tie the knot it will be with a traditional Latina girl who acts old fashioned. I don't care how sexist I sound but I want a woman who can cook, clean and act like a lady.
If she is from Peru she is not latina. Latinos are Spaniards, Portuguese, French, Italians and Romanians. We were part of the Roman empire, we inherited the language, the gastronomy, the laws, the religion, the habits, the culture, everything, that's why we are latinos. In América they don't even know why they got called latinos, and they never questioned it. Eejits.
@@doowoppyify Most of latinoamericans call ourselves "latinos" because it's a shorter word. We know that it was the french who started to use the name América Latina or Latinoamérica, because of political reasons, but we liked it and most of us accept it. We are latinos in some way, because from Mexico to Chile we speak Spanish, French or Portuguese (romance languages or neolatin), of course there are also native languages like quechua or guaraní. So don't say we don't know about the origin of the word Latinoamérica.
@@CeciliaSalinas-om4br I know, It's like saying american when referring to united statians. I personally refuse to use American in that way. Las cosas por su nombre, siempre. Saludos.
It's always interesting to me to hear people say 'we are a lot more friendly in my country, we know all our neighbours and we have community' - but those communities never really change, in the UK we have new neighbours from around the world every week, its not possible to build the communities we used to have in these areas with the constant change of new people as students or workers who have no real connection and move on every few years.
I am from the UK. The only country I have ever visited in Latin America is Venezuela. I spent a lovely couple of days in Merida in 1992, it always seemed to rain for 20 minutes in the middle of the afternoon. It brought back happy memories of the 3 weeks I spent in the country when the young lady mentioned Arepas etc
J'aime bien ce genre de vidéos car je trouve que c'est intéressant d'interviewer des personnes ayant divers cultures . Tu es un bon youtubeur mais par contre j'ignore pourquoi t'as pas assez d'abonnés .
The funny thing is the term LATIN AMERICA was coined by a French guy. It was the French economist Michel Chevalier who first used the term “Latin America” in the 1850s while traveling the Americas as a way to distinguish what he felt were “Latin” peoples from the “Anglo-Saxon” peoples. This idea helped legitimize French colonial activities in Latin America.
There really isn't a strong amount of evidence of that. There's a lot of debate as to the origin of that word. Including words like "Ladino" and was used during the Spanish empire. That existed way before any french colonization. Regardless, the term is based on actual logic. Lets keep it real, the majority of Latin America is mixed with people of southern europe, so it's not like there isn't actual truth to that. Please stop propagating that this comes as the French as a fact when it's only one of the possibilities(which is pretty unlikely).
@@dangercat9188 France is a latino country. They were part of Rome before France didn't even exist as a country. They, inherited everything from the Romans, like we, Spaniards (and Italians, Portuguese and Romanians) did: the language, the religion, the laws, the gastronomy, the art, the habits, the costums, everything.
@doowoppyify they're Latin not Latino. To me and many other latinos and Americans, a latino is someone from Latin America or someone who has any origins from there. If a French person were to come to the US or visit some Latin American country and say they're latino, people are just gonna look at them funny lol. They're Latin but at the end of the day, they're still European. There's Slavs, Nordic, Anglo, Balkan, Belts, Mediterraneans, but they're all just European.
@@dangercat9188 You are wrong. Latin is a language. Some one from Latin America is a LatinAmerican (latinoamericano). The only latinos are in Europe. I always have a good laugh at all the hicks that think that a latino is some one from latin america.
Hi, representing Miami here. Europeans come and are shocked that 70% of the people are Latinos. We speak English and Spanish. Some of us, like me, have lived 100 years in the US, but I lived 9 years in Ecuador. My father is Cuban. I speak four languages. I am married to a German. Cubans built Miami. I have friends living in the UK, and I have visited London while I was living in Switzerland.
Absolutely when I go to London with my husband he always says be careful with your bag your phone 😮 the Romanians are dangerous 😮not only them obviously. And he tell me where we shouldn't to go.
I wonder if there is hispanic/latin-american who were raised in the USA, now in europe. As oppose to the video only interviewed people who are from latin america.
My friend from south Texas moved to the UK to be a with a girl he met online. He's also a brown haired red bearded mechanic. She's scouse I think. I know people who moved to Colorado, Japan, Canada, Germany and Croatia. All from the same small towns. Were everywhere. I really want to travel the world and go to the UK or the Netherlands. Ironically I've met people who moved from Ghana, South Africa, the Philippines, Tennessee, and various latin counties.
I'm British and don't know anyone who arrives 30 minutes before the time you arranged to meet. If its a party and it says starting 'from' 8 this basically means you can arrive up to an hour or more after and it's OK. If you are meeting someone in the rain which I think is where our punctuality comes from, yes try to be on time as the other one will be getting wet or cold. If you are meeting at a cafe or pub 15 to 30mins late is normal. As for talking about others. Yes people do this, depends who it is and why.and no you can't go to the police because someone was being disrespectful about you 😂, well you could but unless it was serious racial or gender type abuse, but even then you are unlikely to hear from them as they have a hard enough time dealing with crime as it is.
British Venezuelan born of Caribbean ancestry 100 years in Venezuela from Trinidad 35 years in England, most of my life! We got this people dancing together holding each other again and true we bring happiness and banter once we know about it nobody wins us here, only Lancashire Burnley people can match our banter, believe me. 😂😂😂
@@Lee-kf9tq more than you think...if only you knew your history but I'm not going to tell anything, just carry on with it! mr Keyboard warrior. I bet you ;istening mr Nigel Fromage😂
I don’t understand… I’m dominican and we always speak with “mi cielo” “mí amor” “more”(used to say my love) so when I came to the USA, they also refer to people as “sweet heart” “love” in a normal conversation… it was very natural to me… in Mexico sounds strange ?? Amore is another one.
The Colombian guy said , I'm from Colombia, and most people say , Pablo Escobar, drug's, violence , and I totally agree with him, not just Colombia, but all Latinoamérica were more than drugs and violence , but sadly and sure Latinoamérica is not a great place for nobody's especially in poor Ares, and especially for women
Hey Arnaud, I posted this as a reply, but I want you to see this comment so that pdcdesign's comment doesn't mislead you. There's a lot of debate as to the origin of that word Latino. Including words like "Ladino" and was used during the Spanish empire. That word existed way before any efforts of French colonization in Latin America, and highly probably the actual origin of the word. Regardless, the term Latin America is based on actual logic. Let's keep it real, the majority of Latin America are southern Europeans (Latin people) mixed with indigenous (Americans) people, so it's not like there isn't actual truth to that. It's possible that France tried to appeal to the term to gain favor and contributed to some degree to popularizing, but I think the impact overall would have still been very little. The word "Ladino" was used similarly to the word "Mestizo" which I think contributed to the fast acceptance as the acknowledgement of being mixed race is something that is omnipresent in Latin America.
Literally never heard anyone bring that shit up around Brits lol. You can hardly compare a string preference for tea with a dirty business that has corrupted Latin America to the core. So yeah, Latin Americans can complain, because most people who don’t know much associate those things as part of you culture, which is incredibly wrong.
@@doowoppyify Romanians, really? Didn't know that. My co-worker of over 20 years is from Romania, blonde hair blue eyes, I'd never have guessed it. Awesome!
@@Strato13 All the countries I have mentioned were part of the roman empire before they even existed as countries. We inherited everything from the romans: religion, laws, language, costums, habits, art, gastronomy, etc, etc. That's why we are latinos, and people from southamerica aren't.
Ah those from Venezuela. I have never understood your need to say "oh my parents are from Venezuela but my grandparents are from Germany" and in many cases it is not even true. Why aren't Venezuelans proud of their race? In all of Latin America (except Argentina, who believe they are Europeans, literally) there is the concept that if your father is Venezuelan and your mother is Peruvian, but you were born and raised in Venezuela, you are Venezuelan, period. But Venezuelans never seem to be able to be proud of their origins. You always want to bring up a relative from outside the American continent and many times that is not even true.
So both of my parents are Mexican-born, they came to the states young, I was born in the states. I can’t say I’m Mexican? Just because I was born in a certain country means I have to ignore my background and how my parents taught/raised me based on that culture. Seems quite a dumb statement for you to say.
Yo, that's because it's true we was squatted by millions of immigrants from all over the planet since the 50's!!! There's probable millions British Venezuelans that speak Caribbean English and came with the British oil companies 100 years ago like grandad. There's too many immigrants just because of oil and else plus the weather.
4:30 a brazilian latino? Curious since Brazilians generally don't identify as Latin or whatever. The term Latin is a curious thing. Thanks for the confusion Napoleon. Nobody even speaks Latin here 😂😂😂
Latinos are people from Italy, Spain, France, Portugal and Romania, you don't need to speak Latin to be latino. We are latinos because we were part of Rome before those countries even existed. We inherited the language, the laws, the religion, the habits, the culture, the gastronomy, and everything. So that's why we gather all together on a table to eat, and that's why we still eat chorizo and snails, among many other things. People from latin América got called latinoamericanos by Napoleon, to fight against the hispanic empire. Get your self properly informed, please.
"We bring happiness to this country" what a ignorant thing to say when going to another country! That's the same as saying "our culture is better", every country is happy with their culture, don't be ignorant of that!
I love your videos, man. But is it okay to produce a video interviewing English women if they like latino men? Could you please do it,for me and my kind? Please senor france. VIVA MEXICO!!!!!!!
Para ser justos es culpa de los franceses ya que ellos no llamaron "latinos" antes que los estadounidense (para ellos los hispanos eran considerados blancos hasta los 70/80
@@pepe-ko9jt Eso no existe, es un invento francés. Lo correcto es hispano o americano, pero no "latino". "Latino" no es correcto, entre otras cosas, porque ningún territorio de América fue parte del Imperio Romano, como sí lo fueron España, Francia, Portugal, Rumanía e Italia, siendo, por tanto, los habitantes de estos países los auténticos latinos, países con una cultura común latina, proveniente del Imperio Romano.
@@javierjimenezmartinez5613 El término latino se utiliza como abreviatura de latinoamericano y se usa para describir a las personas nacidas en, o con ascendencia de, algún territorio del continente americano en donde la lengua principal proviene del latín. Ustedes los españoles son latinoeuropeos y en américa somos Latinoamericanos, otra cosa es que los españoles quieren imponer términos colonialistas y andén repitiendo hispano por aquí y hispano por allá, en américa no nos identificamos como hispanos, por qué los hispanos son los españoles, los americanos no.
@@pepe-ko9jt "Latinoamericano" es un término inventado por los franceses a finales del s. XIX precisamente para romper el nexo entre España y la América hispana, y lo han conseguido. Ustedes hablan español, por lo tanto son hispanos, además de por cultura. Ustedes no hablan latín, sino español. No imponemos nada, nos remitimos a la historia. He de decirle que España nunca tuvo colonias, a diferencia de franceses, ingleses, holandeses, etc., sino provincias españolas de ultramar, cuyos habitantes tenían los mismos derechos y deberes que un español peninsular, porque ustedes eran también españoles como los de este lado del mar. Por mucho que les pese y se nieguen a aceptar una realidad, ustedes son hispanos porque hablan español y por cultura. ¿O en qué idioma nos estamos comunicando, en latín? En español, ¿verdad? Usted ha dicho: "no nos identificamos como hispanos": una clara evidencia de que los franceses y demás con sus leyendas negras contra España les han ganado la partida a ustedes y a nosotros, porque quieran o no su cultura y su lengua es hispana, de España, vaya. Pero si quieren seguir engañándose y negar una realidad y, lo que es más grave, negar su propia cultura e identidad, están en todo su derecho.
My family = mum, dad, grandmother, siblings My expended family: cousins, uncles!! Learn to speak English woman!!! The issue is your English not their concept of family.
It’s a novelty snack only eaten in certain places. Mexicans don’t eat that shit as a staple food lol. He was probably trying to be funny. And yeah… Mexican food is easily one of the best in the world. It is renowned for being so, and there are some very good dishes in the UK, but there’s no real comparison.
😂 getting dark at 4:00 pm or before it's depressing :( hahaha don't like it yes shops close f*cking early and some pubs close at midnight wtf? Well it depends where you live because I'm living in a small town haha but pepople is really friendly here in Wales ❤ There's something I don't get it why some people wears shorts in the winter?😂wtf? Love the people, pubs 🍺beer football 💙 ⚽. I know that about being friendly when i see people that I know or they just introduced me I still give a kiss and a hug 😂 sorry . I must admit that i love the attention because pepole give me that look 👀 wondering where I come from 😮when i talk to.them they are interested about my country my culture lots of questions about The Day of the Dead and some of them they have been there 🇲🇽. I miss my mexican food because it's more tasty and fresh ❤ i feel safe comfy and happy. Thank you UK🇬🇧 you're very kind and nice with me xxxx
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Beer and soccer, two things Brits and Latinos love!⚽️🍻
My folks are from Hidalgo, Mexico and I am 18% Co blood-lines
Calling football football 🐴🤝🐴
Unless you’re from Texas. Then it’s beer and Boxing for Latinos
@notproductiveproductions3504 . British like boxing too.
@@rockyracoon3233 then why us other countries associate them with KICKboxing?
Thanks for making one for Latinos
I am from Brazil. Unfortunately it's not just the Brits, foreigners in general when talking about Latin America remember violence, drugs and corrupt politicians...😢😢😢
Obviously we are much more than that. We are from one of the most beautiful parts of the world. Our natural landscapes are stunning. Latin America's biodiversity is off the charts.
We are the result of the mixture of different people, which gives us a unique cultural richness and diversity. Our food is delicious. There is no country in Latin America that has bad food. Our cinema is vibrant. We have great music and many of the most creative writers and artists are from Latin America.
Of course Latin america has lots of diverse cutlures good and bad parts about it. Just like North America has it as well. But has mulitple countries not Just USA and Canada.
I think this is true of all people regarding other cultures. I'm British and most foreigners think Britain is just royalty, bad food, Downton Abbey and cockneys
@@chrislyne377I'm going to the uk for a school trip and I'm kinda scared of the food everyone say the food is really nasty and it taste like nothing I think the country has less flavor and sugars to be more healthy in food
London is pretty rough
@@chicamorena18 our food is absolutely fine. It does depend where you eat (as in every country) but the meme is total rubbish
Im British born/bred (Manchester), my DNA Heritage showed i have 5% Masoamerican/Andean (Latino/Latin American), which i am immensely proud 😊 and also astonished 😂.
I heard about the Wild Bill brought a Rodeo show to Manchester back in the day with loads of Native Americans. You are a distant cousin.
Great video. Very good of you to share the stories of the latin community which is rarely known in this country.
proud english latina here and i can say growing up en londres there was a lot of us. americans never realise we have a strong community in the uk, particularly in south london. only issue is its all brazilian, dominicanos & colombianos but there’s barely any other latinos incl my people (shout out to my nicaragüenses!). loved the video!
Ayyy we everywhere!
I'm half Boricua and Dominican from nyc and I had no idea there were Dominicans over there. That's crazy lol. But I am aware of the large Colombian and Ecuadorian communities over there. Much love from the states to the English latinos and everyone 🇺🇸 🤝 🇬🇧
Lots of ecuatorianos y brasileños también!!
"Strong community". Where? I am an Englishman, I never met a Latina here in the West Midlands 😂
Ayy shout out to your fam and people living in London though. Theres lots of Latin americans not just brazilians and Colombianos. But I've seen more Brazilians in my whole life than Mexicans.
I'm very proud of my dear compatriots. Over all the Mexican woman who's spreading happiness all around ❤
My wife is latina form peru been to together just under 6 years now , to be fair she was the first South American i ever meet in the UK i knew she was special hence why i got that ring on her finger , i love her culture to very family driven and the food is great . Well i hope the latinas and latinos that have moved to the UK feel welcome here. Lol the last girl you was talking to as soon as she mention time keeping i thought of my wife her time keeping is rubbish , with me being in the army it drives me nuts lol.
ahah cheers bro! 🍺
You're smart for marrying a girl from there. I'm Mexican and if I ever tie the knot it will be with a traditional Latina girl who acts old fashioned. I don't care how sexist I sound but I want a woman who can cook, clean and act like a lady.
If she is from Peru she is not latina. Latinos are Spaniards, Portuguese, French, Italians and Romanians. We were part of the Roman empire, we inherited the language, the gastronomy, the laws, the religion, the habits, the culture, everything, that's why we are latinos. In América they don't even know why they got called latinos, and they never questioned it. Eejits.
@@doowoppyify Most of latinoamericans call ourselves "latinos" because it's a shorter word. We know that it was the french who started to use the name América Latina or Latinoamérica, because of political reasons, but we liked it and most of us accept it. We are latinos in some way, because from Mexico to Chile we speak Spanish, French or Portuguese (romance languages or neolatin), of course there are also native languages like quechua or guaraní. So don't say we don't know about the origin of the word Latinoamérica.
@@CeciliaSalinas-om4br I know, It's like saying american when referring to united statians. I personally refuse to use American in that way. Las cosas por su nombre, siempre. Saludos.
I didn't realise in Sheffield that Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and Meadowhall closed at 8pm.
It's always interesting to me to hear people say 'we are a lot more friendly in my country, we know all our neighbours and we have community' - but those communities never really change, in the UK we have new neighbours from around the world every week, its not possible to build the communities we used to have in these areas with the constant change of new people as students or workers who have no real connection and move on every few years.
There's a sizeable population of South Americans in Manchester. This is especially true for Brazilians.
I am from the UK. The only country I have ever visited in Latin America is Venezuela. I spent a lovely couple of days in Merida in 1992, it always seemed to rain for 20 minutes in the middle of the afternoon. It brought back happy memories of the 3 weeks I spent in the country when the young lady mentioned Arepas etc
Awesome interview! Lots of different latinos here 👏🏼
Thanks Ryan appreciate it! :) yes i was surprised there are a lot of latinos here, not the case in Korea?
@@ArnaudFromFrance not too many latinos or foreigners in general, but surprisingly many French tourists/students
I've never called myself Latino. I consider myself Mexican.
First guy says “like” a lot , he seems very California to me 😂 reminds me of my peeps
You should make a video about “what’s it like being French in the U.K.”, it would be cool to watch
yes good idea, i'll do it thanks! 😉 Speaking in French or English?
@@ArnaudFromFrance -
Thanks and you’re welcome! I’m interested in seeing that video! Speaking in French with English subtitles would be nice
Mexico is not in South America 😂
Exactly, she was making a joke. Poking fun at the fact people think Mexico when she says South America.
I don’t think she was making a joke but ok whatever floats your boat buddy.
She said she was from Venezuela
Whats it got to do with you ?
@@Stephen-lx9nm everything because I’m from Mexico
Another great one, thanks!! ❤
Thanks it is interesting to learn about Latino ppl ❤
As a Mexican this is Hella funny 😂, Narcos 😅
J'aime bien ce genre de vidéos car je trouve que c'est intéressant d'interviewer des personnes ayant divers cultures . Tu es un bon youtubeur mais par contre j'ignore pourquoi t'as pas assez d'abonnés .
Merci Jesse pour votre gentil commentaire :) Hesite pas a sugerer d'idee de video, toujours apprécier!
I walked at 3 am drunk in Mx 😂 hi I’m alive have not been kidnapped or killed
I don’t believe he really grew Up in mexico 😂
well if you grew up there obviously see it differently
@@devilishirv im not mexican but my gf is and when we were in her home city we walked late a night and nothing happened - i felt safe there
The funny thing is the term LATIN AMERICA was coined by a French guy.
It was the French economist Michel Chevalier who first used the term “Latin America” in the 1850s while traveling the Americas as a way to distinguish what he felt were “Latin” peoples from the “Anglo-Saxon” peoples. This idea helped legitimize French colonial activities in Latin America.
There really isn't a strong amount of evidence of that. There's a lot of debate as to the origin of that word. Including words like "Ladino" and was used during the Spanish empire. That existed way before any french colonization. Regardless, the term is based on actual logic. Lets keep it real, the majority of Latin America is mixed with people of southern europe, so it's not like there isn't actual truth to that. Please stop propagating that this comes as the French as a fact when it's only one of the possibilities(which is pretty unlikely).
But french is more germanic
@@dangercat9188 France is a latino country. They were part of Rome before France didn't even exist as a country. They, inherited everything from the Romans, like we, Spaniards (and Italians, Portuguese and Romanians) did: the language, the religion, the laws, the gastronomy, the art, the habits, the costums, everything.
@doowoppyify they're Latin not Latino. To me and many other latinos and Americans, a latino is someone from Latin America or someone who has any origins from there. If a French person were to come to the US or visit some Latin American country and say they're latino, people are just gonna look at them funny lol. They're Latin but at the end of the day, they're still European. There's Slavs, Nordic, Anglo, Balkan, Belts, Mediterraneans, but they're all just European.
@@dangercat9188 You are wrong. Latin is a language. Some one from Latin America is a LatinAmerican (latinoamericano). The only latinos are in Europe. I always have a good laugh at all the hicks that think that a latino is some one from latin america.
Ajajaja i thought i was the only mexican in UK, people tell me I'm lying all the time
No, no lo eres paisano 😂
I somehow got a Mexican accent I don’t know how
Hi, representing Miami here. Europeans come and are shocked that 70% of the people are Latinos. We speak English and Spanish. Some of us, like me, have lived 100 years in the US, but I lived 9 years in Ecuador. My father is Cuban. I speak four languages. I am married to a German. Cubans built Miami. I have friends living in the UK, and I have visited London while I was living in Switzerland.
Cubans did not build Miami lol it was already there when mass immigration started there
These blanket Mexico security statements are annoying. I’m sure there are areas in London she wouldn’t walk alone at night.
Absolutely when I go to London with my husband he always says be careful with your bag your phone 😮 the Romanians are dangerous 😮not only them obviously. And he tell me where we shouldn't to go.
im not mexican but my gf is and when we were in her home city we walked late a night and nothing happened - i felt safe there
@@jennifercfcmx the Romanians, the Africans, the mu slims. Albanians. Basically all the foreigners.
I wonder if there is hispanic/latin-american who were raised in the USA, now in europe. As oppose to the video only interviewed people who are from latin america.
I’m an American girl with Mexican heritage that will be moving there for my bf once we get the spousal visa and passport stuff done
@@Mochicat90s cool
My friend from south Texas moved to the UK to be a with a girl he met online. He's also a brown haired red bearded mechanic. She's scouse I think. I know people who moved to Colorado, Japan, Canada, Germany and Croatia. All from the same small towns. Were everywhere. I really want to travel the world and go to the UK or the Netherlands. Ironically I've met people who moved from Ghana, South Africa, the Philippines, Tennessee, and various latin counties.
@@johnindigo5477based. Im mexican raised in texas, moving to UK to marry a scouser ,
😂
You better chose your football team carefully and make sure it's the family team and don't call it soccer.@@fridasophia5356
I'm British and don't know anyone who arrives 30 minutes before the time you arranged to meet. If its a party and it says starting 'from' 8 this basically means you can arrive up to an hour or more after and it's OK. If you are meeting someone in the rain which I think is where our punctuality comes from, yes try to be on time as the other one will be getting wet or cold. If you are meeting at a cafe or pub 15 to 30mins late is normal. As for talking about others. Yes people do this, depends who it is and why.and no you can't go to the police because someone was being disrespectful about you 😂, well you could but unless it was serious racial or gender type abuse, but even then you are unlikely to hear from them as they have a hard enough time dealing with crime as it is.
British Venezuelan born of Caribbean ancestry 100 years in Venezuela from Trinidad 35 years in England, most of my life!
We got this people dancing together holding each other again and true we bring happiness and banter once we know about
it nobody wins us here, only Lancashire Burnley people can match our banter, believe me.
😂😂😂
Bollocks
So not British atall then.
@@Lee-kf9tq more than you think...if only you knew your history but I'm not going to tell anything, just carry on with it!
mr Keyboard warrior. I bet you ;istening mr Nigel Fromage😂
I don’t understand… I’m dominican and we always speak with “mi cielo” “mí amor” “more”(used to say my love) so when I came to the USA, they also refer to people as “sweet heart” “love” in a normal conversation… it was very natural to me… in Mexico sounds strange ?? Amore is another one.
Most Brits will just be interested in your stories and culture. some will not, so experiences will differ. South America is very interesting to me.
The Colombian guy said , I'm from Colombia, and most people say , Pablo Escobar, drug's, violence , and I totally agree with him, not just Colombia, but all Latinoamérica were more than drugs and violence , but sadly and sure Latinoamérica is not a great place for nobody's especially in poor Ares, and especially for women
Saddest part is that Latin America is the most dangerous region in the world
And the more that come. The more they turn our home in to the same thing.
Amazing video!
Thank you!
Great video👍
5:46 my parents are from Michoacan
Same
ill be opening a Michocan ice cream parlor with my Mexican wife soon
I definitely heard great things about your beaches 4:21
Hey can you make a vlog or interview in Newcastle upon Tyne city because there are lot of international students there
Hi harry, thank you for the idea, i will see how i can make it happen :) are you living there?
@@ArnaudFromFrance nah i am planning to move there in future
I live near there, I’m Mexican.
They be like "No mames mate"
I'll be in the UK in 2 years :3
Don't bother. We're full.
Hey Arnaud, I posted this as a reply, but I want you to see this comment so that pdcdesign's comment doesn't mislead you. There's a lot of debate as to the origin of that word Latino. Including words like "Ladino" and was used during the Spanish empire. That word existed way before any efforts of French colonization in Latin America, and highly probably the actual origin of the word. Regardless, the term Latin America is based on actual logic. Let's keep it real, the majority of Latin America are southern Europeans (Latin people) mixed with indigenous (Americans) people, so it's not like there isn't actual truth to that. It's possible that France tried to appeal to the term to gain favor and contributed to some degree to popularizing, but I think the impact overall would have still been very little. The word "Ladino" was used similarly to the word "Mestizo" which I think contributed to the fast acceptance as the acknowledgement of being mixed race is something that is omnipresent in Latin America.
What on earth does it mean to be Latino? `We meet people from all over the world and they are just like us, and just as different.
Take a chill pill dude
We don't need to coat our food in lots of spices because our meat is the highest quality along with animal welfare.
And the British are more than ‘tea’ and ‘the queen’ but we don’t complain when everyone in the world brings it up
We Mexicans are still stuck with drug trafficking, I asume a couple of years more.
Literally never heard anyone bring that shit up around Brits lol. You can hardly compare a string preference for tea with a dirty business that has corrupted Latin America to the core.
So yeah, Latin Americans can complain, because most people who don’t know much associate those things as part of you culture, which is incredibly wrong.
Exactly. Some people really are just better than others.
That’s a fairly benign stereotype. Can we stop with the false equivalencies please?
Uk looks more like a Muslim country. At least, that's what i saw
You can ram your grasshopper taco’s up your hoop pedro! I’ll take bland any day
They got a cheek don't they.
If it wasn’t for us, he wouldn’t have tomatoes, potatoes or beans. You’re welcome.
That Brazilian bird ,should go back to Brazil Sounds like paradise .Ive been there and its not paradise for alot of people
She won't though will she. Too busy leeching off everyone else.
@@Lee-kf9tqExactly
How come you cant pronounce the letter r?
I feel like Brits and Latinos have more in common than Latinos and Americans.
For example, Soccer/Futbol.
Latinoamericanos, my friend. Latinos are Spaniards, Italians, French, Portuguese and Romanians.
@@doowoppyify Romanians, really? Didn't know that. My co-worker of over 20 years is from Romania, blonde hair blue eyes, I'd never have guessed it. Awesome!
@@Strato13 All the countries I have mentioned were part of the roman empire before they even existed as countries. We inherited everything from the romans: religion, laws, language, costums, habits, art, gastronomy, etc, etc. That's why we are latinos, and people from southamerica aren't.
6 YEARS STUDYING??!!
Can you find Puerto Ricans there?
no they are rare in london
No they don’t have welfare on projects in uk
Ah those from Venezuela. I have never understood your need to say "oh my parents are from Venezuela but my grandparents are from Germany" and in many cases it is not even true. Why aren't Venezuelans proud of their race? In all of Latin America (except Argentina, who believe they are Europeans, literally) there is the concept that if your father is Venezuelan and your mother is Peruvian, but you were born and raised in Venezuela, you are Venezuelan, period. But Venezuelans never seem to be able to be proud of their origins. You always want to bring up a relative from outside the American continent and many times that is not even true.
So both of my parents are Mexican-born, they came to the states young, I was born in the states. I can’t say I’m Mexican? Just because I was born in a certain country means I have to ignore my background and how my parents taught/raised me based on that culture. Seems quite a dumb statement for you to say.
Yo, that's because it's true we was squatted by millions of immigrants from all over the planet since the 50's!!!
There's probable millions British Venezuelans that speak Caribbean English and came with the British oil companies
100 years ago like grandad. There's too many immigrants just because of oil and else plus the weather.
La meme quedtion pour les froggy
After a couple of interviewees, it came to my mind how hard it is for French not to kiss people once living in the UK haha
ahah 100% 😂
This guy sounds like Ronaldo speaking English 0:44
4:30 a brazilian latino? Curious since Brazilians generally don't identify as Latin or whatever.
The term Latin is a curious thing. Thanks for the confusion Napoleon. Nobody even speaks Latin here 😂😂😂
Latinos are people from Italy, Spain, France, Portugal and Romania, you don't need to speak Latin to be latino. We are latinos because we were part of Rome before those countries even existed. We inherited the language, the laws, the religion, the habits, the culture, the gastronomy, and everything. So that's why we gather all together on a table to eat, and that's why we still eat chorizo and snails, among many other things. People from latin América got called latinoamericanos by Napoleon, to fight against the hispanic empire. Get your self properly informed, please.
Yes it's great having the whole world on one island NOT. How on earth is someone a student for SIX years.
Sar
"We bring happiness to this country" what a ignorant thing to say when going to another country! That's the same as saying "our culture is better", every country is happy with their culture, don't be ignorant of that!
I think you’re taking that the wrong way.
Disappointed NONE of them have a British accent
A tually, I noticed that some of them pronounce their English words like the British do. Especially the girl from Colombia.
Womp womp
Why do they like diversity in our counties ,but not theres
Who told you that?
Mi amigo
@@Stephen-lx9nm You don’t have an amigo, just friends because Latin America is the most diverse region on the planet.
hispanos no " latinos "
I would love to do way with both terms and be considered indigenous American.
I love your videos, man. But is it okay to produce a video interviewing English women if they like latino men? Could you please do it,for me and my kind? Please senor france. VIVA MEXICO!!!!!!!
Thanks for the comment! Yes i will ask that question in the next few days :) cheers!
@@ArnaudFromFrance Gracias Señor France
@@josueguzman5414 u like white english women? my gf is mexican
Bit frigging dodgey ini? Trying to set up a trafficking ring are you?
They're not from Latium?!
Para ser justos es culpa de los franceses ya que ellos no llamaron "latinos" antes que los estadounidense (para ellos los hispanos eran considerados blancos hasta los 70/80
@@squallleonhart7251Latinos de Latinoamérica.
@@pepe-ko9jt Eso no existe, es un invento francés. Lo correcto es hispano o americano, pero no "latino". "Latino" no es correcto, entre otras cosas, porque ningún territorio de América fue parte del Imperio Romano, como sí lo fueron España, Francia, Portugal, Rumanía e Italia, siendo, por tanto, los habitantes de estos países los auténticos latinos, países con una cultura común latina, proveniente del Imperio Romano.
@@javierjimenezmartinez5613 El término latino se utiliza como abreviatura de latinoamericano y se usa para describir a las personas nacidas en, o con ascendencia de, algún territorio del continente americano en donde la lengua principal proviene del latín. Ustedes los españoles son latinoeuropeos y en américa somos Latinoamericanos, otra cosa es que los españoles quieren imponer términos colonialistas y andén repitiendo hispano por aquí y hispano por allá, en américa no nos identificamos como hispanos, por qué los hispanos son los españoles, los americanos no.
@@pepe-ko9jt "Latinoamericano" es un término inventado por los franceses a finales del s. XIX precisamente para romper el nexo entre España y la América hispana, y lo han conseguido. Ustedes hablan español, por lo tanto son hispanos, además de por cultura. Ustedes no hablan latín, sino español. No imponemos nada, nos remitimos a la historia. He de decirle que España nunca tuvo colonias, a diferencia de franceses, ingleses, holandeses, etc., sino provincias españolas de ultramar, cuyos habitantes tenían los mismos derechos y deberes que un español peninsular, porque ustedes eran también españoles como los de este lado del mar. Por mucho que les pese y se nieguen a aceptar una realidad, ustedes son hispanos porque hablan español y por cultura. ¿O en qué idioma nos estamos comunicando, en latín? En español, ¿verdad? Usted ha dicho: "no nos identificamos como hispanos": una clara evidencia de que los franceses y demás con sus leyendas negras contra España les han ganado la partida a ustedes y a nosotros, porque quieran o no su cultura y su lengua es hispana, de España, vaya. Pero si quieren seguir engañándose y negar una realidad y, lo que es más grave, negar su propia cultura e identidad, están en todo su derecho.
My family = mum, dad, grandmother, siblings
My expended family: cousins, uncles!!
Learn to speak English woman!!! The issue is your English not their concept of family.
"British food isn't the best" Because he can't get grasshoppers. 🤣
U will eat bugs and love it!
😂😂😂
It’s a novelty snack only eaten in certain places. Mexicans don’t eat that shit as a staple food lol. He was probably trying to be funny. And yeah… Mexican food is easily one of the best in the world. It is renowned for being so, and there are some very good dishes in the UK, but there’s no real comparison.
@@SteppesoftheLevant shrimps is bugs?
@@spudgun4286Yes
I lived 4 years in Brazil, my wife is Brazilian, interesting.............
What's it like to be Latino and hunted by a racist group in Scottsdale Arizona 11500 east Cochise Scottsdale Arizona.
What does that mean?
The US isn't as racist as the media likes to make it look
Fake news
😂 getting dark at 4:00 pm or before it's depressing :( hahaha don't like it yes shops close f*cking early and some pubs close at midnight wtf? Well it depends where you live because I'm living in a small town haha but pepople is really friendly here in Wales ❤ There's something I don't get it why some people wears shorts in the winter?😂wtf? Love the people, pubs 🍺beer football 💙 ⚽. I know that about being friendly when i see people that I know or they just introduced me I still give a
kiss and a hug 😂 sorry . I must admit that i love the attention because pepole give me that look 👀 wondering where I come from 😮when i talk to.them they are interested about my country my culture lots of questions about The Day of the Dead and some of them they have been there 🇲🇽. I miss my mexican food because it's more tasty and fresh ❤
i feel safe comfy and happy. Thank you UK🇬🇧 you're very kind and nice with me xxxx
Me parece menos extremo vivir al sur del Reino Unido porque es un poquito más lejos del polo. Menos condiciones climáticas extremas jaja Sabes algo?
Its gotta suck!