Coming from a Mexican family, I can confirm that as a kid I had to hug and kiss every person in a room of about 50 people during family gatherings. Then you also have to do it on the way out and it takes about an hour to get out the door 😂
me too😭 i am also from a mexican family and it’s a whole must. i don’t like it cuz i’m a very shy person so it’s so awkward for me. but it’s very important to say hi to everyone and hug. i agree with everything you said especially when we are leaving we leave like 2 hours later because my parents keep talking to everyone and wishing them well lol😭😭 i love my culture and my people though it’s very fun💗
@@iluvsoob304 omg yes! I don’t mind it so much now, but as a kid I hated being forced to kiss certain people I wasn’t very close with (especially if they had bad breath or would leave slobber on your cheek 😭)
We, Latin Americans are very passionate. However, we don't go around hugging and kissing everyone we met for the first time, most of the times it's just a "hi! *smile*". Like in every other country, there are outgoing people and others who are more introverted. So, if you happen to meet someone from South America and that person greets you with a kiss/hug, it's probably someone extroverted/outgoing. We are all friendly, of course. But we also want to have our space. There are plenty of stereotypes about Argentina, and all of South America but like I said, since everyone is different those things do not apply to everyone.
Well i AM from Perú, and You greet with a Kiss if someone ( friend or family) introduces to that new person, if they are both young they usually Kiss ( female with female , and female with male), but i wouldn't Say it's and affectionate or invasive Kiss ( is just cheek with cheek). Since i AM used to it, i find that less invasive than giving a hug, when a person hug me i feel it more invasive. When You 'kiss' that new person they don't usually hug You, that would be really rare and uncomfortable.
😂😂 Slipper power is passed down when you become a mom! My kids (who are mostly adults now), can confirm. And yes, it’s rude if you don’t greet everyone (Even strangers) at a party. I think our families see it as a reflection of the family as a whole and we don’t want to be seen as rude.
Vamooo Argentina🇦🇷 es verdad total, asi como en Corea hablar con honorificos a los que son mayores que nosotros, en Argentina cuando llegas a un lugar, y aunque no conozcas a nadie, SI O SI tenes que saludar a CADA UNO con UN BESO o abrazo, si no es MALA EDUCACION. Rescato que a veces es cansador pero a la vez es cercano, amable, respetuoso, le haces notar a la persona que esta ahi sino es como si no existiera... Gracias chicas por representarnos 🇦🇷🥰
As a Brazilian, I couldn't agree more. And, yes, greeting things it's like this. In Brazil, depending on where you're born you have to kiss people twice or three times lol It's akward but it's cool, I wouldn't change it for nothing
My family heritage is from Peru, so this is very true for pretty much all Latin countries not just South America. They say you don’t normally “kiss” or hug on the first meet, but I actually don’t believe that anymore. It’s very common to do so in the *first* meeting. Also, relatable to greeting EVERYONE at parities, even the strangers. It’s considered rude and “your above everyone else here” to not greet me and my family, kind of thing. It’s so funny to remember back when you enter to a party and you spend like 5-10 minutes just going around the room or yard, hugging and kissing, hugging and kissing, hugging and kissing, and “hola, Cómo estás? Bien y tu? Muy bien, hasta luego” and so on. AND THE CHANCLA! It’s always the mom (and the belt for fathers) LOL. This was too relatable 😂
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These collaborations are exactly what helps keeping us all united as a planet and not just country borders. Quite refreshing to see. Please do more like this.
Gracias chicas enserio fue genial la interacción con los chicos.m gusta q se quite ese mito tercermundista de q somos todo lo q ellos creen negativo en su cultura
So true about greeting everyone at parties… if you don’t kiss and hug everyone it’s seen as really rude and as if you think you’re better than others. Even if it’s 100 people at the party like she said, it’s a must! It’s a little funny because since often parties are really big there’s people you don’t know and while greeting them you’re both talking saying “nice to meet you! My name is ___ I’m your cousin, parent’s friend, etc” rushing to talk before you move to the next person. As a South American person though I’ve definitely made some mistakes introducing myself at parties w people from other cultures :’) I forget that it’s not common so I have be aware, like the sisters said your parents (especially your mom) really drills the greeting into you because if not your family could be seen as disrespectful!😭
This is really accurate! Hahaha I’m from Rio de Janeiro, and here we cuss all the time hahah. We even cuss at our friends as a term of endearment , such as “you son of a *” hahaha. That makes foreigners very confused sometimes, they think we’re fighting 😂
🇦🇷 Awesome 🤣🤣 argentinian twins you did so good ! Me encanta como representaron nuestro país de una forma más amigable de lo q ellos creen q somos🥰 thanks so much for put argentinian people here...
Filipinos (please note we're Asians) greet the same way as how Soledad greeted Seungwoo :) although that is reserved to our family, relatives, and close friends. :) We call it "beso". We' also have to hug and kiss every person in the room (especially when we were kids). If we miss one person, our parents would call us and say "greet your tio/tia" and we'll give them a beso and a hug or "mano". That's how we also show respect to them.
Filipinos are asians?! Forgive me but i remember in highschool this filipina girl yelled at some kid and said “im not asian! We’re pacific islanders!” So i never called filipinos chinos again 😭😂 (im mexican lol and we call every asian “chino”)
2:03 we know that if we say hi with a hug, for people who aren’t Latinos, it might confuse them. So we just say hi, no hug. Now we don’t go around hugging and kissing everyone either, hugs and kisses are for family close friends and people you can tell that won’t see that hug and kiss, as a sign of interest.
El poder de la chancla hahahaha xD Heejae latina confirmed! And yeah, about moms, Latinos and Korean are the same! I wanna go to Korea someday but I'm worried about non physical contact and greetings because it would be really strange and sad for me to not being able to express them for real that I'm happy to meet someone... That's the hardest thing for Latin Americans going to Korea I guess. Saludos desde Chile! Gracias por acercar un poco de nuestra cultura a Awesome World!
I laughed too much without a doubt it is one of the best videos I have seen, I am from Colombia in South America so seeing the Argentine twins showing a little of Latin American culture was great🥰🥰🤣💜
There's nothing bettee than a warm hug and lovely kiss on the cheek. In some countries even men greet like this. I meet two korean turists here in Chile and they got used to hugs pretty fast haha. They were completely latinos at the end of the day.
I'm from Spain but I think we have a really similar culture with some south american countries. This was really fun to watch, seungwoo getting flustered by the greeting kiss on the cheek was great hahahaha
Es obvio que tengamos culturas similares, si los españoles "conquistaron" a América del sur y parte del norte (México), impusieron la religión y cultura en realidad, que se terminó por mezclar con la cultura y tradición que ya existía aquí, Paraguay es el país que mejor llevó esa "colonización", por eso nuestros idiomas oficiales son el castellamo y el guaraní.
As a Filipina, I can say that I can understand both behaviors.. the beso part and how our parents react is really true hahahah! but when it comes to discipline I think slippers is the lightest thing to use, it's only for shallow reasons.. belt, broom and hanger is still the best.. and you need to kneel in a rock salt for 3 hours afterwards for you to learn your lesson.. 😂😂😂 i miss childhood..
I'll say this about Puerto Rico lately, AFTER COVID, we typically only do the hug kiss either to friends and family and maybeeeee upon meeting someone first if they are a friend of a friend. Its interesting how drastically things changed in just 2 years haha
Growing up in Ecuador I have to confirm that greeting every person in the place is a must, if not your mom is gonna give you the stare… BTW I would love to see the guys react to Argentinian guys (males) greeting each other
About the accent that sounds like fighting, it depends on the country. For example, in Chile we talk softly (Perú too), so sometimes we think people from other Latin American countries are fighting because they talk more bluntly and loudly hahaha
¡Saludos desde Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷 I agree with most of what the Argentinian sisters said about Hispanic-American culture, especially the whole family-kissing ritual and the almighty power of LA CHANCLA. 🩴💥 Those are staples of our culture that will never ever change! 🤣🤣🤣
This is also common in Brazil. My first time in a party i had to greet everyone i met. When i first got here, it felt strange if someone greet me pecking my cheek because it is so different from where i come from and it's so lovely when they do that but now am accustomed to it , loving it so much and doing exactly the same 🥰🥰🥰.
As a brazilian I can confirm that when we go to a party, we have to greet everyone, at least with a "good night" or anything, even who we don't know, or it i'll be rude. And to family, we always have to ask the elders for blessing and also hug and kiss everyone lmao.
In Brazil, if you are arriving or leaving a party with more that about 10 people, you just say a big hello everyone / goodbye guys very friendly. If is less people, you kiss and hug everyone (unless it is your birthday party, there you must kiss and hug everyone)☺️☺️
even tho i’m mexican i don’t often greet every single person. i’m respectful but if i feel uncomfortable i won’t hug/kiss just a wave and that’s it. i’m also not as affectionate with friends/family so my love language would be asking how they’re doing or making them food. i’m the odd introverted weird cousin 🥲
Yeah same. Honestly I don’t really vibe with the culture in general. Mexicans (even my relatives) can be so loud and they always blast music. And don’t get me started on me having to greet EVERYONE and be expected to have conversations or hug people I barely know.
I'm Brazilian and the culture is the same, probably because I'm also from South America. As an autistic person, this is very complicated for me, cause I'm not a big fan of those "rules". All the touching, hugging and kissing strangers or people at work, in family gatherings, etc can trigger a lot of things .
Bem eu acho que depende, tipo tem regiões que não é tão comum, se vc mora no nordeste é esperado, mas eu ouvi falar que no sul, por exemplo, o povo não é tão assim
@@VANADISORD the official language is Dutch. Surinam was colonized by the Netherlands until 1975. Besides Dutch, each ethnic group speaks their own dialect/a different language. Largest ethnic groups are the hindustani (India), creoles (West Africa), javanese (Java Indonesia) and chinese (China).
@@slee2695 yes. It's really not like Netflix make you believe. There are criminals and drug dealers but that's only a very small percentage of the population.
For me it's a bit different I'm from Guatemala and when we go to family gatherings we don't have to kiss anyone but we do have to hug and say hello to our family members. Then when we meet strangers at a party we just have to say hello and introduce ourselves.
@3:38 I just discussed this with my mother this morning. I'm from Southern USA (same area as previous visitor Renee), and she taught us to speak to everyone when entering a room. Hugs and kisses 😘😘. Well maybe not kisses. But it is disrepectful to not greet everyone, especially uncles and aunties. My aunties were complaining about a cousin not greeting family when he came to party yesterday. I said maybe it's because he is only 23 years old.
Omg I’m mixed with Mexican ( 🇲🇽 ) and Spanish ( 🇪🇸) woman. I’m also a Texan ( 🤠😉) . And this is very true 😂 Hispanic mamas don’t play 😂 I loved this video. ❤ Can’t wait to see more ☺️
Seungwoo was blindsided by that kiss. Looked like a deer in the headlights. And all fear the power of the chankla. Its power has been handed down from generation to generation for years.
Soy de México y personalmente detesto el contacto físico. 😣 Sobre todo con desconocidos. Ni siquiera me gusta estrechar la mano. 😆 Pero desde niños nos enseñan a saludar y despedirnos de beso y abrazo de cada miembro de la familia. xD Lo odiaba tanto. Me estresan mucho esos momentos.
Coming from a Dominican🇩🇴 big family, omg arriving late to a family gathering ( after cleaning the entire house) it was a nightmare hugging and kissing more then 50 people 🙄 and if you just wave they’ll find it disrespectful. Now that I have my own child I encorange him to say hello but he doesn’t have to hug or kiss anyone if he doesn’t want to or feel comfortable, because by forcing your child to hug people and kiss them, I believe it just teaches them that even if they don’t feel comfortable in a situation they have to do what’s expected of them.
I'm from a big Mexican family, very physical loving with lots of hugs. Can't speak for all Mexicans and Mexican Americans, but dont be surprised if you are introduced to a new person and by the time you leave, they hug you before you go. I don't know why. It feels so innate
Deviam por legemdas para colocar em outros idiomas, poxa uma pena não ter em português E como um video com alguém latino não tem no idioma Espanhol pelo menos? :(
As someone from a Mexican family, I and we (family and friends) don't give kisses. But hugs are and especially handshakes are 100% true. Like when we go to someone's house, we literally have to go greet every single person in the room/house regardless if you know them or not. Like let's say it's at a small party or bbq, go greet everyone especially the hosts/house owners. And in the end I end up meeting relatives I never knew I had. Or meeting that one friend of my parents from their youth and have my mom or dad be all, "yeah this is my little girl." The plastic bags! No throwing away or sending them to recycle, use them. And also the containers, if a container from something is good, keep it and use it for something else instead of throwing it away, sometimes. And the pans too. Before turning on the oven we have to check what's in it before turning it on. And one thing I noticed a lot is that some Hispanics (just saying in general) have a rosary in their car (my family and I do too.)
Soy argentina y a mí no me gusta tirarme encima de la gente para saludar ni que la gente se me tire encima. Es mas respetuoso como saludan los coreanos. Respetanto el espacio personal.
Normally, we also have this culture too (It happens especially when distant relatives come to visit), I'm Turkish. But we took a break from this during the corona period. Well, I dont like this kissing hugging culture anyway so im happy🤭 Even before the corona, I would somehow avoid this thing hehehe..
As a child I grew up with that BS of having to hug and kiss everyone once I arrived at the party/gathering. Now as an adult if there is too many people I just smile and wave and say it's good to see them all. I'm not doing it anymore. I always hated it. And if they wanna call me rude then I'm fine with that.
Ever since pandemic, this way of greeting stopped (at least the place I'm from, some family relatives of mine still greet with kissing in the cheek, I just stick with saying hello and shake my head 😂 )
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Coming from a Mexican family, I can confirm that as a kid I had to hug and kiss every person in a room of about 50 people during family gatherings. Then you also have to do it on the way out and it takes about an hour to get out the door 😂
me too😭 i am also from a mexican family and it’s a whole must. i don’t like it cuz i’m a very shy person so it’s so awkward for me. but it’s very important to say hi to everyone and hug. i agree with everything you said especially when we are leaving we leave like 2 hours later because my parents keep talking to everyone and wishing them well lol😭😭 i love my culture and my people though it’s very fun💗
@@iluvsoob304 omg yes! I don’t mind it so much now, but as a kid I hated being forced to kiss certain people I wasn’t very close with (especially if they had bad breath or would leave slobber on your cheek 😭)
😂😂 the same for me when I was child….from France
While we're doing that, our moms would say bye to the comadres and it would be another hour until we leave 😔
Same here in Brazil 😅
Seungwoo being shocked by the kiss 😂 i love Sol and Flora always representing Argentina ♡
a mi no me representan dos trabas raros
@@patokpo1796 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Más allá de eso, no parecen de Argentina
We, Latin Americans are very passionate. However, we don't go around hugging and kissing everyone we met for the first time, most of the times it's just a "hi! *smile*". Like in every other country, there are outgoing people and others who are more introverted. So, if you happen to meet someone from South America and that person greets you with a kiss/hug, it's probably someone extroverted/outgoing.
We are all friendly, of course. But we also want to have our space.
There are plenty of stereotypes about Argentina, and all of South America but like I said, since everyone is different those things do not apply to everyone.
Well i AM from Perú, and You greet with a Kiss if someone ( friend or family) introduces to that new person, if they are both young they usually Kiss ( female with female , and female with male), but i wouldn't Say it's and affectionate or invasive Kiss ( is just cheek with cheek). Since i AM used to it, i find that less invasive than giving a hug, when a person hug me i feel it more invasive. When You 'kiss' that new person they don't usually hug You, that would be really rare and uncomfortable.
Si te presentan, saludas con un beso. Si no lo conoces y no te presentan, le sonreís jajsj
Soy de Argentina y por lo menos todo el mundo que conozco saluda con un beso en la mejilla aunque sea la primera vez que se ven
En Argentina le das un beso hasta a los desconocidos , es de mala educación no hacerlo
the twins explain greetings ways in Argentina, that not happened in all latin America, but in Argentina does.
😂😂 Slipper power is passed down when you become a mom! My kids (who are mostly adults now), can confirm. And yes, it’s rude if you don’t greet everyone (Even strangers) at a party. I think our families see it as a reflection of the family as a whole and we don’t want to be seen as rude.
Beware of la chancla 🩴😬
And don’t think you could run, they turn corners! 🩴 🤣🤣🤣
@@EXOsNoona el poder de la chanclaaaa 🤣🤣🤣
I still don't understand how that's rude, like they're going to go home and cry because a teen didn't greet them at a party lmfao
@Cosmic Latte 🤍🪐 Where I am from, we call it the chancleta.
legends said that Sungwoo is still processing that Hola!!! 🤣
Vamooo Argentina🇦🇷 es verdad total, asi como en Corea hablar con honorificos a los que son mayores que nosotros, en Argentina cuando llegas a un lugar, y aunque no conozcas a nadie, SI O SI tenes que saludar a CADA UNO con UN BESO o abrazo, si no es MALA EDUCACION. Rescato que a veces es cansador pero a la vez es cercano, amable, respetuoso, le haces notar a la persona que esta ahi sino es como si no existiera... Gracias chicas por representarnos 🇦🇷🥰
As a Brazilian, I couldn't agree more. And, yes, greeting things it's like this. In Brazil, depending on where you're born you have to kiss people twice or three times lol It's akward but it's cool, I wouldn't change it for nothing
Ah eu definitivamente mudaria kk
@@laurast2.6eu também, nada sanitário
My family heritage is from Peru, so this is very true for pretty much all Latin countries not just South America. They say you don’t normally “kiss” or hug on the first meet, but I actually don’t believe that anymore. It’s very common to do so in the *first* meeting. Also, relatable to greeting EVERYONE at parities, even the strangers. It’s considered rude and “your above everyone else here” to not greet me and my family, kind of thing. It’s so funny to remember back when you enter to a party and you spend like 5-10 minutes just going around the room or yard, hugging and kissing, hugging and kissing, hugging and kissing, and “hola, Cómo estás? Bien y tu? Muy bien, hasta luego” and so on. AND THE CHANCLA! It’s always the mom (and the belt for fathers) LOL. This was too relatable 😂
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I'm brazilian and that's very true!
hi! Thank you for invite us! We love be part of this episode! We hope you enjoy watching this video ❤ it was super fun! I hope everyone is healthy and happy! 😊
You two are adorable! ❤ Thank you for sharing your culture
These collaborations are exactly what helps keeping us all united as a planet and not just country borders. Quite refreshing to see. Please do more like this.
Gracias chicas enserio fue genial la interacción con los chicos.m gusta q se quite ese mito tercermundista de q somos todo lo q ellos creen negativo en su cultura
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@@jesicainostroza4212 Ellos no tienen asado 😼
So true about greeting everyone at parties… if you don’t kiss and hug everyone it’s seen as really rude and as if you think you’re better than others. Even if it’s 100 people at the party like she said, it’s a must! It’s a little funny because since often parties are really big there’s people you don’t know and while greeting them you’re both talking saying “nice to meet you! My name is ___ I’m your cousin, parent’s friend, etc” rushing to talk before you move to the next person. As a South American person though I’ve definitely made some mistakes introducing myself at parties w people from other cultures :’) I forget that it’s not common so I have be aware, like the sisters said your parents (especially your mom) really drills the greeting into you because if not your family could be seen as disrespectful!😭
Que genial que las invitaron , por favor realicen más videos con ellas, saludos desde Chile
This is really accurate! Hahaha
I’m from Rio de Janeiro, and here we cuss all the time hahah. We even cuss at our friends as a term of endearment , such as “you son of a *” hahaha. That makes foreigners very confused sometimes, they think we’re fighting 😂
I'm American. Here in the South of the United States, we cuss at each other, too, as a term of endearment among best friends. 😅
🇦🇷 Awesome 🤣🤣 argentinian twins you did so good ! Me encanta como representaron nuestro país de una forma más amigable de lo q ellos creen q somos🥰 thanks so much for put argentinian people here...
Filipinos (please note we're Asians) greet the same way as how Soledad greeted Seungwoo :) although that is reserved to our family, relatives, and close friends. :) We call it "beso". We' also have to hug and kiss every person in the room (especially when we were kids). If we miss one person, our parents would call us and say "greet your tio/tia" and we'll give them a beso and a hug or "mano". That's how we also show respect to them.
Es porque filipinas fue colonia española también, es de ahí que sacamos esas costumbres
@@eidoriana lo que mas me enloquece es que son recontra asiaticos y con apellidos como Lopez, Jimenez... o_O
Saludos de Argentina!
Filipinos are asians?! Forgive me but i remember in highschool this filipina girl yelled at some kid and said “im not asian! We’re pacific islanders!” So i never called filipinos chinos again 😭😂 (im mexican lol and we call every asian “chino”)
@@minacarkacerWe are lol
Yall are what? Asian or pacific islanders? 😂😭
2:03 we know that if we say hi with a hug, for people who aren’t Latinos, it might confuse them. So we just say hi, no hug. Now we don’t go around hugging and kissing everyone either, hugs and kisses are for family close friends and people you can tell that won’t see that hug and kiss, as a sign of interest.
El poder de la chancla hahahaha xD Heejae latina confirmed! And yeah, about moms, Latinos and Korean are the same! I wanna go to Korea someday but I'm worried about non physical contact and greetings because it would be really strange and sad for me to not being able to express them for real that I'm happy to meet someone... That's the hardest thing for Latin Americans going to Korea I guess. Saludos desde Chile! Gracias por acercar un poco de nuestra cultura a Awesome World!
I laughed too much without a doubt it is one of the best videos I have seen, I am from Colombia in South America so seeing the Argentine twins showing a little of Latin American culture was great🥰🥰🤣💜
There's nothing bettee than a warm hug and lovely kiss on the cheek.
In some countries even men greet like this.
I meet two korean turists here in Chile and they got used to hugs pretty fast haha. They were completely latinos at the end of the day.
One of my comforting channel💜💜 love from nigeria
I'm from Spain but I think we have a really similar culture with some south american countries. This was really fun to watch, seungwoo getting flustered by the greeting kiss on the cheek was great hahahaha
The Spanish conquistadors traveled and conquered several areas of Latin and South America. That is why it’s similar.
Es obvio que tengamos culturas similares, si los españoles "conquistaron" a América del sur y parte del norte (México), impusieron la religión y cultura en realidad, que se terminó por mezclar con la cultura y tradición que ya existía aquí, Paraguay es el país que mejor llevó esa "colonización", por eso nuestros idiomas oficiales son el castellamo y el guaraní.
Y'all colonized us ofc we have similar aspects in our countries lmaooooo
@@eidoriana No existe Centroamérica o que?
Everyone so mad in this section. They didn't mean anything bad with that comment
suddenly likes it so much that Sol and Flora come in videos. That was fun when Seungwoo got shocked when the kiss came😂. Love those twin sisters💗💞
As a Filipina, I can say that I can understand both behaviors.. the beso part and how our parents react is really true hahahah! but when it comes to discipline I think slippers is the lightest thing to use, it's only for shallow reasons.. belt, broom and hanger is still the best.. and you need to kneel in a rock salt for 3 hours afterwards for you to learn your lesson.. 😂😂😂 i miss childhood..
Oh the belt is common in South America too, but generally it's only fathers that use It, moms actually use slippers or their own hands 😭
Sol and Flora🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 las amamos! Gracias por ser Argentinas! 🇦🇷lindas y graciosas. Thank you guys for invite this argentina twinssss
I'm sorry, but the Argentinian girls remind me of the Wayan Bros.
💀 White Chicks. Glad I wasn't the only one thinking it. 😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Argentinians don’t usually look like that
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Dont worry. Im argentinian and agree
I'll say this about Puerto Rico lately, AFTER COVID, we typically only do the hug kiss either to friends and family and maybeeeee upon meeting someone first if they are a friend of a friend. Its interesting how drastically things changed in just 2 years haha
Literal, ya yo ni sé cómo saludar.
Pfffff este vídeo es mejor que el otro!!! 😂🇦🇷
I can relate to all! Thank you guys! Full support to the twins! ❤
I am brazilian and I LOVE HOW LATIN PEOPLE ARE ALL THE SAME 💚🇧🇷🤣
Brazilian you're latín Américan like us bro
@@MatPgame67 Thats what I said 😒
I'm Brazilian and all foreigners think that only Brazilians like to hug and kiss each other to greet. All of us Latinos have this in common.
nah turks do too
And in Spain we do it too
Growing up in Ecuador I have to confirm that greeting every person in the place is a must, if not your mom is gonna give you the stare…
BTW I would love to see the guys react to Argentinian guys (males) greeting each other
Yesss ! Flora and Sol from Argentina 🇦🇷 always cute and funny! 😂 I wanna see more videos with they!!!!
I like seeing heejae Soo much I followed her on all her social media accts 😂
About the accent that sounds like fighting, it depends on the country. For example, in Chile we talk softly (Perú too), so sometimes we think people from other Latin American countries are fighting because they talk more bluntly and loudly hahaha
¡Saludos desde Puerto Rico! 🇵🇷
I agree with most of what the Argentinian sisters said about Hispanic-American culture, especially the whole family-kissing ritual and the almighty power of LA CHANCLA. 🩴💥
Those are staples of our culture that will never ever change! 🤣🤣🤣
Me cayeron super bien las chicas haha y la interacción fue muy divertida Gracias TH-cam por recomendar el video ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
This is also common in Brazil. My first time in a party i had to greet everyone i met. When i first got here, it felt strange if someone greet me pecking my cheek because it is so different from where i come from and it's so lovely when they do that but now am accustomed to it , loving it so much and doing exactly the same 🥰🥰🥰.
I'm from Africa but i think South America is well known globally because of football/soccer many football/soccer legends are from South America
As a brazilian I can confirm that when we go to a party, we have to greet everyone, at least with a "good night" or anything, even who we don't know, or it i'll be rude. And to family, we always have to ask the elders for blessing and also hug and kiss everyone lmao.
Polish people the same hah
In Brazil, if you are arriving or leaving a party with more that about 10 people, you just say a big hello everyone / goodbye guys very friendly. If is less people, you kiss and hug everyone (unless it is your birthday party, there you must kiss and hug everyone)☺️☺️
even tho i’m mexican i don’t often greet every single person. i’m respectful but if i feel uncomfortable i won’t hug/kiss just a wave and that’s it. i’m also not as affectionate with friends/family so my love language would be asking how they’re doing or making them food. i’m the odd introverted weird cousin 🥲
Yeah same. Honestly I don’t really vibe with the culture in general. Mexicans (even my relatives) can be so loud and they always blast music. And don’t get me started on me having to greet EVERYONE and be expected to have conversations or hug people I barely know.
I'm Brazilian and the culture is the same, probably because I'm also from South America.
As an autistic person, this is very complicated for me, cause I'm not a big fan of those "rules". All the touching, hugging and kissing strangers or people at work, in family gatherings, etc can trigger a lot of things .
Bem eu acho que depende, tipo tem regiões que não é tão comum, se vc mora no nordeste é esperado, mas eu ouvi falar que no sul, por exemplo, o povo não é tão assim
i love how they got along so well
Seungwoo and Heejae always make me laugh
Great job guys!
You should invite someone from Central Asia, the culture is so diverse and there are many people from Kazakhstan in South Korea
I totally agree! I feel like it's the part of Asia most people forget exist ☹️
I come from TikTok because I saw the kiss part but all the video is insane 😂! Flora and Sol said present for Argentina 🙌🏻🇦🇷
I’m French and can say we also have to greet everyone properly like that at any meet up or gathering
6:11...At that Rap Part I remembered Jin of BTS😂😅💜
I dont know what i am besides living in america but i love coming to this channel from time to time and seeing great content.
Imagine them greeting byungeun like they did seungwoo out of the blue 😂 byungeun would probably pass out from being so stunned by what just happened.
This was so funny!! Me need more haha thanks for inviting argentinians❤
The plastic bag in plastic bag thing. do it too 😂 Oh and the slipper thing We . I am from Uganda 🇺🇬
Yes please more with them. I was born in Surinam and can totally relate to all of that.
By the way, Hee Jae rapping Loner was 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
What language speak in Surinam? I'm south American...tbh I realized that I don't know anything about Suriname😭
@@VANADISORD the official language is Dutch. Surinam was colonized by the Netherlands until 1975. Besides Dutch, each ethnic group speaks their own dialect/a different language. Largest ethnic groups are the hindustani (India), creoles (West Africa), javanese (Java Indonesia) and chinese (China).
Narco saints?
@@slee2695 yes. It's really not like Netflix make you believe. There are criminals and drug dealers but that's only a very small percentage of the population.
@@slee2695 I think so
😜😁 Hilarious! The hug and kiss got me. Their Reaction. 😁
Wait until they find out even guys in Argentina greet each other with a kiss on the cheeks...
More HeeJae rapping! 😍🤩
For me it's a bit different I'm from Guatemala and when we go to family gatherings we don't have to kiss anyone but we do have to hug and say hello to our family members. Then when we meet strangers at a party we just have to say hello and introduce ourselves.
Buenísimo este vídeo 🙌
Heejae n seungwoo the old married couple really match in heaven
Coming from a Mexican household, living in Japan has greatly changed some of my ways.
It’s funny how I can relate to everything 😭 I loved it
May they fly high and May they rest in peace also I’m so sorry they didn’t deserve to pass like that🕊️
What happened??
@3:38 I just discussed this with my mother this morning. I'm from Southern USA (same area as previous visitor Renee), and she taught us to speak to everyone when entering a room. Hugs and kisses 😘😘. Well maybe not kisses. But it is disrepectful to not greet everyone, especially uncles and aunties. My aunties were complaining about a cousin not greeting family when he came to party yesterday. I said maybe it's because he is only 23 years old.
The slippers thing is so true, and I'm Brazilian... 😂😂😂😂
these twins are the best!!!!! theyre the funniest!!!! 😂
I think I'm South American too😂. I can relate to everything except the greeting and keeping things in the oven 🤣
The chancla! 😂 You wanna cry!? I'll give you something to cry about!
Omg I’m mixed with Mexican ( 🇲🇽 ) and Spanish ( 🇪🇸) woman. I’m also a Texan ( 🤠😉) .
And this is very true 😂
Hispanic mamas don’t play 😂
I loved this video. ❤ Can’t wait to see more ☺️
Ahhh the chuncla. Man I got some reflexes from dodging those! 😂. I also remember the 100 people or more meet and greet every one…or the chuncla!
As a brazillian, I confirm it all 🤣
Seung woo was not ready
This video is so relatable. I got in trouble so much as a child because I HATED hugging and kissing people.
So funny, I look forward to a second part 😹😹😹💜
Seungwoo was blindsided by that kiss. Looked like a deer in the headlights. And all fear the power of the chankla. Its power has been handed down from generation to generation for years.
Soy de México y personalmente detesto el contacto físico. 😣 Sobre todo con desconocidos. Ni siquiera me gusta estrechar la mano. 😆
Pero desde niños nos enseñan a saludar y despedirnos de beso y abrazo de cada miembro de la familia. xD Lo odiaba tanto. Me estresan mucho esos momentos.
This Korean lady is so funny! I love her vibe!
I’m Mexican but my family doesn’t like the kiss part so we don’t do it but we have too if my grandma is there but we hug anyone we see
Vine de TikTok! Sol 🌞 y flora 🌺Vamos Argentina! Las amo ❤
Heejae’s voice reminds me so much of Minji from Newjeans and Jisoo from Blackpink! It’s beautiful
Woah Heejae pants are so cool 🥰 (if someone knows where to find it i take it !)
Nice video btw ! That was really funny 😂
Brasil is the same but we don't actually put our lips in the person's face is just the smoch sound you make near the person's face 🤣
😂 I love to see the twins here 🎉 I’m very big fan of them!!! They was with monsta x!!! ❤ please invite them again ~~ full support from 🇦🇷
Awesome stuff
La chancla 🩴 an international mom’s weapon. 😂
Coming from a Dominican🇩🇴 big family, omg arriving late to a family gathering ( after cleaning the entire house) it was a nightmare hugging and kissing more then 50 people 🙄 and if you just wave they’ll find it disrespectful. Now that I have my own child I encorange him to say hello but he doesn’t have to hug or kiss anyone if he doesn’t want to or feel comfortable, because by forcing your child to hug people and kiss them, I believe it just teaches them that even if they don’t feel comfortable in a situation they have to do what’s expected of them.
Ohhh in Brazil is also like this!!!! And yes, i use slippers with my sons...kkkkkk... I have a good shot!!!!
I'm from a big Mexican family, very physical loving with lots of hugs. Can't speak for all Mexicans and Mexican Americans, but dont be surprised if you are introduced to a new person and by the time you leave, they hug you before you go. I don't know why. It feels so innate
Deviam por legemdas para colocar em outros idiomas, poxa uma pena não ter em português
E como um video com alguém latino não tem no idioma Espanhol pelo menos? :(
Ahjajajajjajajajajjajajjajaja
Favorite part Sol kisss
finally my country! 🇦🇷ARGENTINA 🇦🇷✨The twins so cute✨ waiting for more.
I love how they are getting to know each other
As someone from a Mexican family, I and we (family and friends) don't give kisses. But hugs are and especially handshakes are 100% true. Like when we go to someone's house, we literally have to go greet every single person in the room/house regardless if you know them or not. Like let's say it's at a small party or bbq, go greet everyone especially the hosts/house owners. And in the end I end up meeting relatives I never knew I had. Or meeting that one friend of my parents from their youth and have my mom or dad be all, "yeah this is my little girl."
The plastic bags! No throwing away or sending them to recycle, use them. And also the containers, if a container from something is good, keep it and use it for something else instead of throwing it away, sometimes. And the pans too. Before turning on the oven we have to check what's in it before turning it on.
And one thing I noticed a lot is that some Hispanics (just saying in general) have a rosary in their car (my family and I do too.)
You guys are amazing lots of love from pakistan😍😍♥️♥️
Soy argentina y a mí no me gusta tirarme encima de la gente para saludar ni que la gente se me tire encima. Es mas respetuoso como saludan los coreanos. Respetanto el espacio personal.
As someone who is of Portuguese descent we also greet people with hugs and kisses but not everyone is comfortable with that 😔
The "slipper power" is also well known in Italy🤣🤣
Normally, we also have this culture too (It happens especially when distant relatives come to visit), I'm Turkish. But we took a break from this during the corona period. Well, I dont like this kissing hugging culture anyway so im happy🤭 Even before the corona, I would somehow avoid this thing hehehe..
As a child I grew up with that BS of having to hug and kiss everyone once I arrived at the party/gathering. Now as an adult if there is too many people I just smile and wave and say it's good to see them all. I'm not doing it anymore. I always hated it. And if they wanna call me rude then I'm fine with that.
ahhh al fin argentinas!!! por fin puedo identificarme
This is all so relatable
Ever since pandemic, this way of greeting stopped (at least the place I'm from, some family relatives of mine still greet with kissing in the cheek, I just stick with saying hello and shake my head 😂 )
Encaramessiii!!!
Hahahah i laugh a lot with this video