You should do a segment with Nordic vs. Latin American girls. It's like matter and antimatter colliding; the universe might annihilate itself if you put them all together. Or, it might restore the balance to everything, like the Force. 50/50. Example of a question: "How much do you guys value personal space?"
Amo a Dafne, pero ese "!Oh! Mi Cuate!" de Julia, enamora!!! 😍 Dafne y Julia deberían de hacer su propio canal, y si colaboran juntas, mucho mejor!! Saludos desde México!! ☺
@@MateoMendoza0segundo Tranquilo amigo, no te tomes todo tan literal!! 😄 P.d.: Ya vi que has respondido a varios con lo mismo; te lees más desesperado tú como si te afectara lo que dice la gente, tranquilízate!! 😄😄😄
@@danymoreus I posted the link but it was removed. It's a short posted about 4 days ago. Daphne is on the thumnail. It's called me rechazaron antro en corea por eso.
@@MateoMendoza0segundo Wey!! Veo que lo tuyo es andar de metiche, que te valga VRG lo que exprese o sienta la gente!! Te lees más desesperado tú como si te afectara lo que dicen!! 🤣😂
«Cuate» no es un término viejo, es un término que coloquialmente se usa para «amigo» (el cuál sí está en desuso), pero en realidad significa «mellizo», su etimología se remonta al náhuatl «coatl» (cuyo significado es el mismo), se usa aún para personas que tienen mellizos o gemelos.
Justo, para mellizos si se usa el “cuate” pero por lo menos yo he visto que lo diferencian de que gemelos es cuando son igualitos, y cuates son que nacieron al mismo tiempo pero no se parecen entre sí jaja Pero justo, “cuate” para referirse a amigo es más común entre gente mayor, entre jóvenes ya casi no se usa.
@@guilhermegonzales3331 essa Julia não me representa. Não mesmo! A Ana pronúncia as palavras de forma espontânea e fluida, sendo satisfatório de ouvir. Já essa Julia força a voz, e quando pronúncia as palavras, parece uma paraguaia.
If I’m not wrong, Dafne is from the north of Mexico so maybe it’s common just to say “buenas”. I’m from Mexico City and we just say “buenas” with close friends or family, almost as a joke. But if we’re at a restaurant or coffee shop, it is polite to say it complete “buenos días” “buenas tardes”.
@@PedroLCogoy Em espanhol significa refinada se for uma pessoa, também pode se referir a uma comida ou bebida. Nesse caso exquisita significa de boa qualidade ou sabor.
@@entheonica En castellano rioplatense, en comidas/bebidas es igual a México. Ya al hablar de personas se refiere a su calidad como ser humano o características que la destacan como tal.
Seria interessante ver as diferenças do português no Brasil, Portugal, Angola, Moçambique, Cabo Verde etc. Mas sei que deve ser muito difícil achar representantes dos três últimos na Coréia do Sul :/
@@TuaTeMauAkauAtea but no one here disrespected anything, we just pointed out that it would be interesting in the future for the channel to bring out the similarities and particularities of each Portuguese-speaking country. calm down.
Actually there is no such thing as big size coffee in Brazil, we drink it in small cups because its 'strong', we use less water than an american would use, its hard to translate that sentence because of the cultural difference. Mostly you would ask for the coffee and they would ask you "1$ ou 2$ coffee?" (and we dont have starbucks in my state to have experienced the other way lol)
@@pedrogabriel3992 o sotaque da capital é italianado. O do interior é retroflexo. É bem facil saber quando alguém é da capital ou do interior do estado de são paulo
Acho que ela pronunciou o "e" como "i" pq ela quis dizer como se fosse falando "Arroz e feijão" (Arroz i feijão) e não como pronunciamos a própria letra.
in Italy the request for a big coffee will be "salve, posso avere un caffè grande per favore?", but will remain only a question, because you'll be trown off the bar XD only short here, unless is for the cappuccino, but in that case is only "double" the normal size, or if you ask it "lungo" (long), but again, not more than double the size of a normal coffee in the small ceramic (now even glass) cup. I found a place in Santa Monica with the italian coffee machine (and coffee brand), but even the "1 shot" coffee was too long for italian standards
@Boletos-xi6kx in Italy is a formal way to say "Hi", usually to people you don't know, or in an work environment. Is just a fastest way to greet someone instead of good morning (in Italy we use "good day" too), good afternoon or good evening, which change depending on the part of the day you are, you can always say "salve", but not "buonasera" (good evening) at 9AM or "buongiorno" (good day) at 5PM
4:44 the same happens in brazilian portuguese, the S before a vowel is pronounced as Z. That same word, for exemple: mes amis [mezami], meus amigos [meuzamigos]
I can't understand why Americans divide the American continent into three parts? Since for me it is just one continent, and there is no south or north continent in Europe or anywhere in the world, why does this only exist in America, if the justification is about geography and customs, the European continent is also full of different customs
The girls from Mexico, Colombia, Canada and Haiti are all very sweet! The girl from the US usually speaks very calmly and it feels relaxing to hear her. No offense to Brazil but I do not relate to Julia's way of behaving. I like Ana better because she's funny and sweet. Bring her back please.
Why do you have all countries except for one Province of Canada (Quebec). Why do not use the Canadian flag instead of a provincial flag of Quebec? I dont see a State flag for Sophia who is from the USA! Quebec is not a country... it is a province within a country. No disrespect to the Lunie from Quebec is meant.
@@ronporter610 You're calling me a troll? Moi?? When you came running from under the bridge upon hearing a French-speaker representing Canada?!? You're either "special" or just plain delusional. So, as they say in Québec ... bless your heart!!! 🖤
In _Haiti,_ they do not speak proper _French_ but _Haitian Creole,_ which is not even mutually intelligible with _French_ itself. It is absurd that Spanish and Portuguese speakers believe they can understand such a language (a speech, and not cherry-picking words that are mere cognates of French).
@@koiue.g8709yes the grammar and the way things are pronounced or written is different but otherwise it descended from old french from the 1800s or so
Pay attention to what she said at 10:53. _Haitian Creole_ is a French-based creole language. Nonetheless, it is not mutually intelligible with _French_ anymore. Nowadays, Creole is a separate language. Haitians can understand standard French, but French speakers can't understand Creole.
@8:35 technically "est-ce que je peux" doesn't just mean "can I" because "peux-je" is literally "can I" i'm not exactly sure what it is and what to call it but my guess is that it's some form of being polite and formal so one adds "est-ce-que" in their request for something 🤷🏻♂
These women are all lively and pretty, but why are they all in slippers? 🧏🏻♂️ ... Maison, Maisonnette, villa 👨🏻🎨, merci aussi à notre jolie canadienne 🫶🏻
![[South America vs North America] Ranking 6 America Countries By Wealth!!](/img/n.gif)
Shaina, the girl from Haiti, is so smart and well spoken. One of my favourites already.
I'm in love with Dafne and Julia ❤️
@@iodainsoneoficial mexican and brazilian ones
I'm in love with Lunie from Canadá she looks so elegant❤
Julia rules
You should do a segment with Nordic vs. Latin American girls. It's like matter and antimatter colliding; the universe might annihilate itself if you put them all together. Or, it might restore the balance to everything, like the Force. 50/50. Example of a question: "How much do you guys value personal space?"
make them work in doubles, always a cold + a warm person, and have them showcase local gestures 😅
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@@offsdexter2 Greetings
Latin America: Multiple kisses on the cheek (and maybe a slap on the butt).
Nordic: A stern handshake with a distant gaze
Nordic? Lol
Amo a Dafne, pero ese "!Oh! Mi Cuate!" de Julia, enamora!!! 😍
Dafne y Julia deberían de hacer su propio canal, y si colaboran juntas, mucho mejor!! Saludos desde México!! ☺
@@MateoMendoza0segundo
Tranquilo amigo, no te tomes todo tan literal!! 😄
P.d.: Ya vi que has respondido a varios con lo mismo; te lees más desesperado tú como si te afectara lo que dice la gente, tranquilízate!! 😄😄😄
De Acuerdo
The peesonality of:
Brazilian girl: 5 lines of coke
USA girl: stoned asf
Hahahahaa
What
I noticed that. The girl from US sounds as if she just smoked a powerful ganja. Julia sounds as if she was on amphetamines.
Brazilan girl has warm feeling when she speaks, USA girl felt like raining. I love both 😊
@@boboboy8189 fluffy warm boy 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🌷
@@boboboy8189USA sounds like Smoked Joints
"Ti" in front of words and names in Creole is similar to "inho/inha" and "ito/ita" at the end of words and names in Portuguese and Spanish.
oh interesting ☺️ I was guessing it was like "big"
I’m come from Martinique (French Caribbean island) and we speak French and Martinican creole. Ti means Petit which means Little.
I love Daphne and the way she speaks english. I was surprised i saw her in a video with Chingu Amiga!
Daphne with Chingu amiga 😍 i will search that!
which video is that?
@@danymoreus I posted the link but it was removed. It's a short posted about 4 days ago. Daphne is on the thumnail. It's called me rechazaron antro en corea por eso.
@@danymoreus They were going to a club, to see if Chingu was accepted for her age... The security said "Only COREANS" to Daphne
Racistas de mier...
@@ectoplasmicentity I already find it thank you th-cam.com/video/LjpGif13g3Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uslQCJmp50-mfr35
I am Haitian. And, I rep both Haiti and Canada. I rep anything French.
If I see Julia I’m watching the video…simple as that😅
@@MateoMendoza0segundo Wey!! Veo que lo tuyo es andar de metiche, que te valga VRG lo que exprese o sienta la gente!! Te lees más desesperado tú como si te afectara lo que dicen!! 🤣😂
@@MateoMendoza0segundo The hell are you talking about?
Same
Finally some representation from our American continent!!
Latin girls seem so warm compared to the north americans
Se tiver Julia e Ana, já estou aqui assistindo 💚
@@MateoMendoza0segundo ???
@@guilhermegonzales3331ana se Foi e Julia Sumiu
@@fabricio4794 Ana acho que tá de férias e a Julia logo deve aparecer em outro vídeo (espero kkkk)
@@guilhermegonzales3331somos time julia queremos ela de volta
«Cuate» no es un término viejo, es un término que coloquialmente se usa para «amigo» (el cuál sí está en desuso), pero en realidad significa «mellizo», su etimología se remonta al náhuatl «coatl» (cuyo significado es el mismo), se usa aún para personas que tienen mellizos o gemelos.
Ahhh então a Júlia estava ainda mais perto, já que ela colocou "bro"
Justo, para mellizos si se usa el “cuate” pero por lo menos yo he visto que lo diferencian de que gemelos es cuando son igualitos, y cuates son que nacieron al mismo tiempo pero no se parecen entre sí jaja
Pero justo, “cuate” para referirse a amigo es más común entre gente mayor, entre jóvenes ya casi no se usa.
I'm loving this American segment 🇧🇷❤️
It's a kind of Korean love for all America til Americans doesn't know anything true about your own continent.
I'm just here because Júlia, shes's the best!! Kkkk
Ownnnn thank youuu!!!❤
ANA MUITO MELHOR
Julia casa comigo, sou teu fã 🤣@@HelloJukidu
@@AleatorioAleatorio-sy1ybChega dessa rivalidade idiota, as duas representam muito bem o Brasil
@@guilhermegonzales3331 essa Julia não me representa. Não mesmo!
A Ana pronúncia as palavras de forma espontânea e fluida, sendo satisfatório de ouvir.
Já essa Julia força a voz, e quando pronúncia as palavras, parece uma paraguaia.
If I’m not wrong, Dafne is from the north of Mexico so maybe it’s common just to say “buenas”.
I’m from Mexico City and we just say “buenas” with close friends or family, almost as a joke. But if we’re at a restaurant or coffee shop, it is polite to say it complete “buenos días” “buenas tardes”.
a Global Earth's video without Julia doesn't have the same fun.... Júlia, you are incredible 😍
Dafne es exquisita 🍷. Felicitaciones ❤
Exquisita significa exótica, certo? No Brasil essa palavra tem um significado totalmente diferente.
@@PedroLCogoy Em espanhol significa refinada se for uma pessoa, também pode se referir a uma comida ou bebida. Nesse caso exquisita significa de boa qualidade ou sabor.
@@PedroLCogoy Em português esquisito acho que e bizarro, estranho ou peculiar.
@@PedroLCogoyNo. Exquisito en español de México significa algo muy rico, muy sabroso, muy refinado al gusto.
@@entheonica En castellano rioplatense, en comidas/bebidas es igual a México. Ya al hablar de personas se refiere a su calidad como ser humano o características que la destacan como tal.
Eu errei mais da metade. 🤣🤣
Julia is on 1.25 speed and American Girl in 0.75
This video is so wholesome ❤️
England was conquered by the French in 1066. The English king was a Vassal of the French king.
I love American countries ❤️
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Deviam trazer mas da comunidade lusófona 😢
Só depois de devolverem nosso ouro
Was very hard to find a Portuguese girl, now finding an Angolan or from Mozambique 😅
Seria interessante ver as diferenças do português no Brasil, Portugal, Angola, Moçambique, Cabo Verde etc. Mas sei que deve ser muito difícil achar representantes dos três últimos na Coréia do Sul :/
Respect the video this only about american cultures stop talking shit here❌❌❌❌❌❌❌
@@TuaTeMauAkauAtea but no one here disrespected anything, we just pointed out that it would be interesting in the future for the channel to bring out the similarities and particularities of each Portuguese-speaking country. calm down.
Estou apaixonado nessa brasileira...
I loved the girl from us vibe
Ok, eu definitivamente não tinha visto este vídeo antes, mas consigo ver que, a Júlia ainda mantém seu bom humor e excelente representação do Brasil
Actually there is no such thing as big size coffee in Brazil, we drink it in small cups because its 'strong', we use less water than an american would use, its hard to translate that sentence because of the cultural difference. Mostly you would ask for the coffee and they would ask you "1$ ou 2$ coffee?" (and we dont have starbucks in my state to have experienced the other way lol)
She thinks "home slice" is a 60's term?? Thats a 90's term..
A Julia é de qual cidade? Ela pronuncia a letra E com som de I.
Eu sou do litoral sul de SP, aqui a letra E sempre tem som de E. "Leite quente".
Se eu não me engano ela é do interior de SP mas não sei qual cidade
Sou de São Paulo capital e aqui sempre falamos "leiti quenti".
@@juliocpsNé! Eu achava que o Estado de São Paulo inteiro falava assim
@@pedrogabriel3992 o sotaque da capital é italianado. O do interior é retroflexo. É bem facil saber quando alguém é da capital ou do interior do estado de são paulo
Acho que ela pronunciou o "e" como "i" pq ela quis dizer como se fosse falando "Arroz e feijão" (Arroz i feijão) e não como pronunciamos a própria letra.
Manson= em português é mansão = casa grande e de luxo
In french, a big luxury house can be called a "manoir". A "maison" is any regular house
Lunie from Canada is so elegant ❤and beautiful.
in Italy the request for a big coffee will be "salve, posso avere un caffè grande per favore?", but will remain only a question, because you'll be trown off the bar XD only short here, unless is for the cappuccino, but in that case is only "double" the normal size, or if you ask it "lungo" (long), but again, not more than double the size of a normal coffee in the small ceramic (now even glass) cup.
I found a place in Santa Monica with the italian coffee machine (and coffee brand), but even the "1 shot" coffee was too long for italian standards
some boys in brazil also uses the word salve, it means save but as a slang its like "whats up"
@Boletos-xi6kx in Italy is a formal way to say "Hi", usually to people you don't know, or in an work environment.
Is just a fastest way to greet someone instead of good morning (in Italy we use "good day" too), good afternoon or good evening, which change depending on the part of the day you are, you can always say "salve", but not "buonasera" (good evening) at 9AM or "buongiorno" (good day) at 5PM
Literally in Argentina it's "Me traes un cortado", because NO ONE asked a BIG coffee😂
Zanmi? Eu não entenderia.
That's a pity cuz this video is so short! 😢😢 I liked this theme
English was invaded by the normans (french).
❤❤❤lost my heart for the girl from Brazil. You are gorgious. The most beautiful girl on internet. ❤❤❤ Love from India.
American is a continent south and north subregions
Juuuuliiiia
I am happy that my country is participating 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
The American girl is so tired😂
In reality there are many creole languages in several countries in America, not only in Haiti.
Exactly in the lesser Antilles they’re a lot of islands which speak a French based creole.
for zamni, no if you speak french that would not be obvious, since my first language is french.
4:44 the same happens in brazilian portuguese, the S before a vowel is pronounced as Z. That same word, for exemple: mes amis [mezami], meus amigos [meuzamigos]
Without Julia World Friends is not good enough.
Multiply by all koreans channels only the americans trickies and comedies we need laugh here ❤❤❤❤❤😅😅😅😅😅😅
"viva la noche,viva la fiesta,viva los Dj" jajajaja
Julia is 220 volts while the other girls are 110 volts....
US girl gives CBD vibes
What is CBD?
@@boboboy8189cannabis?
@@boboboy8189 you should try it, it's great
I can't understand why Americans divide the American continent into three parts? Since for me it is just one continent, and there is no south or north continent in Europe or anywhere in the world, why does this only exist in America, if the justification is about geography and customs, the European continent is also full of different customs
The girls from Mexico, Colombia, Canada and Haiti are all very sweet! The girl from the US usually speaks very calmly and it feels relaxing to hear her. No offense to Brazil but I do not relate to Julia's way of behaving. I like Ana better because she's funny and sweet. Bring her back please.
Nossa prefiro 1000 vezes a Julia, ela passa a energia Brasileira
@@joka7372ela é legal mas as vezes exagera
Hay Julia.☺️☺️☺️ 6:25 🫂yo cuidaría de ti con el alma.😊😊😊
julia is so chatty😅
😅😅😅😅 she is and she is bashfull ready for bangs❤❤❤❤
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I literally cried from laughing when the word was just "e".
So many words in the Portuguese language and they chose just one letter that means "and". lol
Why do you have all countries except for one Province of Canada (Quebec). Why do not use the Canadian flag instead of a provincial flag of Quebec? I dont see a State flag for Sophia who is from the USA! Quebec is not a country... it is a province within a country. No disrespect to the Lunie from Quebec is meant.
Québec is unique. Stop crying and eat some poutine! Poutine, a gift from Québec!
Troll elsewhere.
@@ronporter610 You're calling me a troll? Moi?? When you came running from under the bridge upon hearing a French-speaker representing Canada?!? You're either "special" or just plain delusional. So, as they say in Québec ... bless your heart!!! 🖤
Because she is representing the French language in the Americas and Quebec is the only province in Canada where French is the majority language.
You can guess 'E' by knowing '&'
By the end of my country Haïti 🇭🇹 ❤️❤️💙💙😍
muito bom !!!
Biggest difference: sitting position
Daphne looks awesome spansh girl!!❤❤🎉🎉
Eh? Si es mexicana😂
Ficou muito mais inclusivo com a moça de Quebec. gostei!
Haha, très bon la couette! 🤣
Bring diana back as the mesican representant
💯💯💯💯 Brasil
In my city, in South Spain, we would ask for a big coffee saying 'double', "¿Me pone un café con leche DOBLE por favor?"
Julia eu te amo e❤
❤❤️🇭🇹
In _Haiti,_ they do not speak proper _French_ but _Haitian Creole,_ which is not even mutually intelligible with _French_ itself. It is absurd that Spanish and Portuguese speakers believe they can understand such a language (a speech, and not cherry-picking words that are mere cognates of French).
But french and creole have similar vocabulary the grammar is the different one
@@koiue.g8709yes the grammar and the way things are pronounced or written is different but otherwise it descended from old french from the 1800s or so
Pay attention to what she said at 10:53. _Haitian Creole_ is a French-based creole language. Nonetheless, it is not mutually intelligible with _French_ anymore. Nowadays, Creole is a separate language. Haitians can understand standard French, but French speakers can't understand Creole.
They speak french those who doesnt speak are just lazy or didnt go in a good school
6:23 😂😂😂😂
@8:35 technically "est-ce que je peux" doesn't just mean "can I" because "peux-je" is literally "can I" i'm not exactly sure what it is and what to call it but my guess is that it's some form of being polite and formal so one adds "est-ce-que" in their request for something 🤷🏻♂
julia talks too much
She love to speaks. That why she give audiences warm feelings
@@boboboy8189nice coment bro ♾️🫂💙🍻
@migspedition hero out from here forever you hates Julia cos ya're hater....
@@SinilkMudilaSama Not a hater. Just an observation. #JustSaying
falta un(a) centroamericano(a)
Haitian Creole is not a mix of Romance languages. It is simply a French dialect.
Are you sure?
there are cafes in Haiti FYI
Pra mim (E) é (&). Falamos i, mas a pronuncia é & (ê)
Quebec ?That ias not a country .Thunbsdown.
Fun fact: The French word "maison" come from the Latin word "mansio" which means "mansion."
Vive L'Haïti! 🇭🇹 I am Haitian.
Algum Br sabe dizer se a Julia tem canal ou Instagram? Ela é muito carismática ta perdendo muito oportunidade se não tiver canal no YT.
@HelloJukidu
These women are all lively and pretty, but why are they all in slippers? 🧏🏻♂️ ... Maison, Maisonnette, villa 👨🏻🎨, merci aussi à notre jolie canadienne 🫶🏻
Maybe because they are not outside
Because in Korea people don't wear shoes inside.
@@BucyKalman I didn't think they were in Korea lol., thanks for the info 👍🏻
Does Julia have an instagram
Yes!i know I misspelled "mansion" 🥲🥲 i loved this video!!hope everyone likes it too hehe❤❤
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meu deus vocês vem nos comentários sempre?
to pensando em tudo que ja escrevi 🤣
Tu é maravilhosa!! Adoro tua energia! Continue assim!
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