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A mí el microinfarto me lo da cuando escucho a un castellanoparlante que dice 'americano' para referirse a un estadounidense. Un mexicano o un chileno es tan americano como un estadounidense.
Se le dice americano a los de habla inglesa para diferenciarlos de los de habla hispana.Asi que cuando se dice América a un "guiri"se sabe ya que es.Todos sabemos que existe América del norte,central y del Sur,pero se les dice así para diferenciarlos de los hispanohablantes.Asi que el micro infarto también nos debería dar a los españoles,italianos,rumanos,portugueses,franceses....cuando solo se les tiene por europeos solamente cuando son también latinos,así que....menos micro infartos que sí no aqui todos nos infartariamos.
@@angelf2966 Por eso vas a ver mi mismo comentario sobre eso en absolutamente cada video en el que salga Shannon. Si no tienen ni gentilicio, que se compren uno. Pero que dejen de hacer sinécdoque. Shannon es _unitedstatian_
Andrea from Spain isn't a teacher i know , however she teaching about Spain and its Culture and language is way more funny , enjoyable and of course attractive than many people in school , college and anything else , best Spain member of channel
I think it is necessary to explain that, unlike other places, in Spain the time to chat (with family or friends) is not before sitting at the table but after. The "sobremesa" is the perfect time to talk because you can relax. You have the whole afternoon or evening ahead so nothing is going to interrupts the conversation. In addition, in Spain, meals are not frugal, they are made up of several dishes (first course, second course and dessert), so you need to rest afterwards (preferably having a coffee or a liquor). So chatting during that time is natural.
I'm Galician and we do that differently. Here, it's quite common, when the whole family gets together for lunch, to start at 12:00 in a so-called "vermouth" session where people have some snacks, alcohol and soft drinks and talk about whatever. Then at 14:00 we start eating and at about 16:00 everyone goes home or does whatever they want to do (hours may vary). Obviously, I'm talking about meals on weekends and holidays, from Monday to Friday during work time we don't have time to chat whatsoever.
in my family the sobremesa after luch is called "cofee time" even if you've had some kind of dessert, we make a pot of coffee and bring out some kind of light sweet snack and just chill and talk, often developing into something else like watching a movie while doozing off
Spain truly is. It and Portugal are very, very distinct from the main of Europa. Just the Extremadura alone is fantastic unique nearly subcontinent-like.
When Andrea spoke about Mexico 🇲🇽 I remembered of Andrea , the other one from Mexico , best duo of Spanish speakers , it would be perfect if she had been on these videos , but I enjoyed these videos anyway , because of Andrea and Shannon
There are a lot of myths about Spain that need to be ended, like climate for example, everyone seems to think that in Spain there is only one climate possible, hot and sunny, and thats far from real. I myself am from Northeast Spain at the pyrenean mountains, right in the border with France, overhere the climate is Alpine mountainous one like Switzerland or Austria, we have bears, wolves and so…we can have colder and snowier winters than Scandinavian countries for instance, i have never in my life experienced 40ºC at my region, in fact we are known for being the biggest ski ⛷ ❄️ resort in South Europe. On the other hand in Northwest they have almost as same amount of rainy days and green landscapes like they have in Ireland, Scotland or England doe to the athlantic climate they all share in common. Plus none of us, northeners tend to see or listen Flamenco like at all. 😂 in fact Spanish climate could perfectly be compared to Korean one, we both are at similar latitudes, and we both are a peninsula, so we both have very distinguishable 4 seasons and we both have a colder north and a sunnier south
Les enseñaría como es España en invierno, por la zona de Burgos, Soria y Guadalajara, donde el pueblo más frío de España, Molina de Aragón (Guadalajara) registra -30° en invierno. Los turistas suelen ir a las costas en verano y ya piensa que eso es España. En Andalucía también tienes todos los climas y paisajes como si fuera un continente.
Shannon's honesty and eagerness to learn make her great, especially since she knows Mexican culture and is aware that it differs from Spain. And Andrea is the sweetheart we all know and love!
You do realize that there are multiple recognized languages within Spain right? Spanish, or Castellano/Castilian as it’s called, is only one of the languages within Spain. Basque, Galician, Catalan, and Aranese are also spoken in addition to Spanish and it’s best not to assume everyone speaks Spanish.
@M R Dude, seriously, don't *over-analyze* the joke... xD Literally everyone in Spain knows Spanish. And for the record, I'm from Galicia. So you can keep the attempt of master class about "languages in Spain" too, thanks
For those of you shocked at these questions, you should live in the United States. This kind of stuff happens all the time regarding people's ignorance about Spain and its people. People literally think Spain is a South American country or that Spanish didn't come from Europe, that Latin Americans ARE Spanish, etc.
Tell me about it. I'm a New Yorker and apparently in the east coast, anyone who speaks Spanish, is automatically Spanish. I get so annoyed by that. I'm half puerto rican and dominican and no where near Spanish. I hear other latinos calling themselves that too. Like, how stupid can you be and why would you want to live that way?
@@dangercat9188 Yep! In my experience, no offense, it has been the two groups you mention who are the Latin Americans that call themselves Spanish most often (Puerto Ricans and Dominicans), but I'm glad you're not one of them lol
Spain is like gazillion countries compressed all in one. The north west has celtic heritage and looks like Ireland, the mediterranean coast amd the Balear islands, well, pure Mediterranean 😅. The south (where most of the folk stereotypes come from) has arabic heritage (just google Mezquita de Córdoba and try to make someone guess). And the Canarias islands,... 🤯 in the Atlantic Ocean, near Morocco, they look like the moon. Not not talk about _euskera_ one of the 4 european languages previous to the Indoeuropean invasion. Literally a time travel. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
I have visited Spain in my youth and I travel to Arabia. Spain has a strong Latin(Roman) influence and Celtic and Iberic in the north. I am half Italian and I listen to Idiots like you make similar comments about Italy. Sicily is Arabic or Berber and other moronic statements. People like you always start well but finish poorly.
I'm an American who has lived in Spain for five years and I absolutely love it! The Spanish have an amazing sense of humor and an indescribable warmth. Don't even get me started on their amazing food and wine -- the latter of which is number two in Europe (slightly below Italy). I must confess that while I knew a great deal about the country before I arrived, the Spanish tortilla shocked me when I first saw it. I told the waiter that I don't like tortillas. To which he asked how could I not like eggs. Confused, I decided to try it.....and WOW....just WOW!
@@pandamilkshake lol, oh that's the classic Madrilleno debate. 🤣 I personally like my tortilla without. However, I had a tortilla with onion at Casa Dani and it blew my mind!
I have never associated tacos with Spain. My first thought is like paella. I went to Spain and we went to a flamenco show/dinner. We had our guide make our reservations for 8:30 pm to eat and we were the only ones in the restaurant. We tried to wait until 10 pm like the Spaniards but we were starving because we hadn’t eaten since lunch. Plus I don’t like heavy meals close to bed time because I don’t sleep well. I’m not good at adjusting my body clock., 😂 We enjoyed Toledo the most. I had a friend from Spain who didn’t learn to speak Spanish until he was a teenager. He told me before that he only spoke Basque. Some parts of the current day USA were once part of Spain. And many cities were founded as mission towns hence the prevalence of the names with San and Santa. In my own experience, in my country, Spain is discussed more often as part of history or about our military installation in Rota. A lot of Americans near me have ancestors who migrated from Spain centuries ago and were never in Latin America. But because they have Spanish last names, people assume they have a connection to Latin America. Nope. They consider themselves to be Spanish Creoles.
Visitors should learn in advance that Spain has a *wrong* timezone (we should be UTC+0 like United Kingdom), and during summer we add an additional hour to the mix. So we end being 2 hours behind the sun, that's why we eat lunch at 14/15h and have dinner at 21/22h. Mostly everybody get some snacks at "tea time" (5-6 pm) to get by.
Sobremesa sounds so familiar, that's exactly what we do in the Netherlands! We call it _uitbuiken_ (giving the belly a rest), and especially after a family meal that's the time when you have the meaningful conversations. Thanks for discussing that!
I wish they had someone from the Spanish side of the Basque Country to share our culture as well. Maybe even a talk with Andrea since our regions have their differences between themselves besides the language (she speaks catalán and we speak Basque)
@@rojimyayang5857 yes but also to know about the different cultures that forms a country it's a way to learn about the country in a more deeply way. I'm actually tired that people sees Spain as toros, flamenco and paella. We are more than that, we are multicultural.
Basque culture is in Navarra, not in Basque Country invented land. Basque never has been a political therm, just a cultural one. Viva la realidad, abajo la esquizopropaganda.
As a spanish, "sobremesa" is also at restaurants, with my family we arrive at a restaurant to eat at 14:00 (2 pm) and we can spend ez 3, 4 hours or even more!!! and the employers/ owners dont say anything cz is normal.
"We have that famous thing about being relaxed and arrive late" actually , this isn't only Spain , it's the whole Latin America , since Mexico in the North until Chile in the South
Yep in latam we have inherited lots of things from Spain, like the sobremesa, arriving late (here in Peru, ee even call it peruvian time). Our food of course have lots of spanish influence as we were the capital of spanish colony in south america. Spain is beautiful, want to know more of it, only traveled to Madrid and Barcelona. Nice video!!
There were not Spanish colony you governed yourself, cos you become part of Spain, even you were wealthier than Spanish population, Poor Spanish people migrated to latin America cos you had a better quality of life
No eran colonias, amigo, eran España, como hoy lo son las Islas Canarias, Ceuta y Melilla, por poner un ejemplo entendible. Se puede decir que fueron provincias de España 😉😉👍👍
Hi! Professional translator here to say even though I love Andrea, she's slightly wrong in the bit about everything being dubbed in Spain due to the dictator. The first dubbed movies in Spain were actually made BEFORE the civil war, like you can find videos of dubs made in Spanish in 1929 or I think the first dub in Catalan was made in 1931. And they were made because people back then were mostly illiterate and it was the best way to bring culture to people (very few people could've read subtitles), but she is right in the sense that when Franco came to power, he used dubs as a means to promote the exclusive use of Spanish
You are right. But going a little bit further. Franco died 47 years ago!!!!! Why hasn´t it been changed if it´s so wrong? The way she thinks is due to the inoctrination of young people in today´s Spain; where whatever you might think is wrong is due to the dictator. And obviously, don´t think and do not have a critical attitude; otherwise you could be pointed out as a "franquista" or a fascist.
@@irondequoit2931 You think dubbing is wrong? How do you want kids who can't read yet, old people and blind people to enjoy movies, then? Dubbing is good. What was wrong was Franco trying to force everyone to speak Spanish and ban other languages. Dubbing has always been about making culture accessible to all, and that's inherently a good thing
Paella, olives!!, potato/egg dish, excellent salads using both fruits and vegetables (Oranges, onions, spinach), special ways with fowl--including partridges!!
for me is a mistery why people who speak native english (or people from latinoamerica who speaks studied english) are very funny and surprised by the fact that spaniards pronunce english like spanish when they are speaking spanish but ....all of them accept without questioning that spokenenglish people speak like english spanish words when they are speaking english
Love both languages (English is my 3rd and Spanish is my 4th) so I very much enjoyed listening to the girls. And the girls are really sweet and interesting to listen to ❤️
@@e.1589 me encantaría aprender uno de esos 2 idiomas, los idiomas nórdicos son muy diferentes a los romance, como lo es España. Espero que algún día pueda hablarlo además de los 3 idiomas que puedo hablar
@@elxxurii9470 Realmente son idiomas East Slavic, creo que nordic idiomas son sueco, noruego, fines). Yo quiero hablar Espanol mucho mejor pues no tengo práctica y lo comprendo pero cometo errores. Que idiomas además de Espanol sabe? Es su primero idioma o no?
“They dinner at 6:00… trying to dinner with the [hot] sun” I love that I now know why she’s using dinner as a verb and leaving out “eat” the way it would be said in English.
Es de coña.... la mitad del país tiene nombre Español y no saben donde está España.... en fin... sin comentario... alguien en la sala se atreve a llamar a los cosas por su nombre de lo que está pasando?
In my family we spend much time around the dinner table just talking after we eat during sobremesa, it's some of the best time we've had in our family.
From what I see, it seems that Americans think that Spain = Andalucía with the flamenco and paella, the sun, bulls etc. No...we have a lot more provinces, people 😂
I find that spain is a great country, culturally speaking you know? Like its very different depending in which part you are, and i think that's in part because more than one language is spoken. Like you can't compare and expect to be the same the culture from Galicia and Andalucia. Or Catalunya and Madrid... And also about the weather it really depends in which part you are. Like me, in Catalunya, this summer (it was really hot) we didnt reach the 40º, maybe like 32/33º but not that much...
Por favor, dejad de dividir España más de lo que ya lo han hecho.... todos los países tienen varios idiomas o dialectos... la diferencia es que aquí se lleva mucho tiempo subvencionando esto políticamente para dividir al pueblo español.... vaya golazo nos metieron hace unas décadas con lo de las comunidades autónomas... España es UNA nación y el que diga lo contrario solo tiene un Ego descomunal y complejo de superioridad para con sus semejantes...
Not sure if it's just my family or a southern thing, but in the US we do something similar to "sobremesa" where we relax and talk a lot as a family after eating a good meal. I don't think there's a term for it though. Might be something to include on the next video including terms that don't have an English word :)
@@trentbara2522 in fact, there are some spicy dishes, not only patatas bravas, some snails recipes, callos (cow's stomach), etc, but they can be considered a exception of the rule.
Great video! If any of you guys is interested in hearing what other languages in Spain sound like I recommend you check out the amazing music group Tanxugueiras for example. They are three young women from Galicia, they are so powerful and creative mixing traditional Galician music and dance with modern sounds. Spanish folk music is more than just flamenco (which I love as well), our country has a lot of rich diversity in cultures, I'm sure you'll love it! :)
just for the information... Thor is actually not a english name because it comes from the norse mythology and a fun fact: the pronunciation of Thor is correct in spanish as in norwegian its with a silent H too. I am Spanish btw
Cierto. En los doblajes de Hispanoamérica exageran tanto diciendo "Thor" queriendo copiar el acento de eeuu, que suena como "Zuor", cuando en realidad es "Tor" fonéticamente, al menos en España y en los países escandinavos donde Thor era un dios 😉😉👍👍
"Spain is very raining and green country" I suppose Andrea is from the north of Spain, because in the center and south DONT rain at all, and dont have much grass "flamenco" Is practiced on the south and maybe in some parts of the center, but in the north they have other traditional dances, like Sardana o Jota
@@jal051 indeed, but in overall dont rain a lot. We cant generalice when we speak of Spain cuz we are very diverse. That is one of the greatest thing, we have a very diverse country, with lots of climates and cultures!
I think was right about puntuality but could be more clear. A Spanish person can arrive late to a party but won't do that professionaly. In the last two years, as all meetings went online, things have became more strict. Before you had up to 5 minutes of margin that if you arrived within that period nothing would happen (if you don't do that always). People weren't so used so many got trouble with the camera or audio for example. Now in Spain if you arrive more than 2 minutes late to an online meeting you have started on the wrong foot. How is it in your countries?
Pues habrá la misma puntualidad-impuntualidad que en España, por mucho que digan. En Holanda gusta hablar de la impuntualidad de los españoles, pero en un video donde entrevistaban a holandeses, les preguntaron sobre su puntualidad y la mayoría dijeron que a veces llegan tarde al trabajo o a citas, así que.... 😉😉👍👍
Estaba hablando de que en otras partes de España también puede llover mucho. Tenemos un país con mucha diversidad 🤗 pero cortaron esa parte al editar, disculpad el malentendido. Un saludo! ^^
Me encanta vuestro video y me encanta el contenido del video... Pero si una de las dos sabe y conoce tan bien el español, deberían traducirlo. Os perdéis posibles seguidores del canal o como mínimo visualizaciones de personas de habla hispana solo por el motivo de no tener la traducción. Un saludo desde España, y encantado de conocer vuestro canal y video.
No sé si Andrea es del sur de España o si solo habla del verano, porque ese calor sofocante todo el rato definitivamente no lo conocemos en el norte de España 😂
Because the CET time zone is so wide, the time zone that Spain should really be in a later time zone from the majority of Europe (Portugal is), and that's part of the reason they eat dinner at 10:00 p.m. and don't start working until 10 a.m.
Correction: The obligation of translate everything from foreign languages, specially in cinema was not imposed under Franco's regime, but in the 30's, during the second republic (before Franco).
That's false. It's in 1941 when Franco passes the "Ley de Defensa del Idioma" which made compulsory the translation of all foreign films into Spanish. This allowed to censor and change many lines that the regime thought could damage the Christian and anti-communist values they wanted to impose.
el doblaje de películas al español empezó al principio de los años 30 durante la segunda republica como una forma de acercar la cultura a más gente, el doblaje no lo inventó franco 😭
Con la orden de 23 de abril de *1941,* que rezaba en su famoso apartado 8.º: «Queda prohibida la proyección cinematográfica en otro idioma que no sea el español, salvo autorización que concederá el Sindicato Nacional del Espectáculo, de acuerdo con el Ministerio de Industria." 🙂
@@pandamilkshake y que tendrá que ver que se empezaran a hacer doblajes profesionales a partir del 31 durante la segunda republica con que franco impusiera el español como único idioma al que poder doblar en el 41
La distancia entre España y México es de unos 9000 km. por eso mismo durante el imperio español, cuando España se extendía por Europa, América y Asia incluso África, se decía que en España nunca se ponía el sol.
Why do US people always compare Spain with Latin America?🤔 We share language and also, of course, some other behaviours and traditions, but we all have amazingly unique cultures, gastronomy, history and landscapes. It is like we would compare everything from the US with Singapur, Nigeria or Jamaica just because they all speak English!
right! im Mexican and get annoyed when people think of latino/latina as less of an umbrella term and more of a large group of the same people scattered around lmao
I mean...days are long in summer (even longer in Sweden for example), in winter it gets dark at like 5 😂 not sure that's the actual reason we dine so late
"Is Spain Next to Mexico" LOL it's not just Americans though. I'm a Spaniard with a Spanish middle name and family name. I've had Filipino people on more than one occasion say to me "You have a Filipino name" or I thought you were going to be Filipino because you have a Filipino Surname..." one was recent this year over the phone, they asked my Nationality i said Spainish, and they said " I thought you were Filipino too because of your name.. i asked Family name? Yes and your Middle Name." My Middle name is Alejandro...Facepalm.
I lived in Spain for a while. I was surprised by how many Americans have no clue it’s in Europe. I was asked how long the flight was. 7.5 hours. “No way! It’s just to the south!” Crazy.
minuto 5:18 Repite un bulo , una mentira que se asumió como si fura una verdad , pero no es cierto , En España se traducía todo y todo tenia doblaje por demanda popular y no por orden del Dictador Franco ( que por cierto al final Franco fue aliado de USA )
Cada vez que escucho decir a un americano que si España está cerca de México me da un microinfarto.
A mí el microinfarto me lo da cuando escucho a un castellanoparlante que dice 'americano' para referirse a un estadounidense. Un mexicano o un chileno es tan americano como un estadounidense.
@@angelf2966 pero son americanos también que hay se erróneo hay? Al igual que yo soy Europeo...
@@yacky489 Sabes perfectamente a qué me refiero.
Se le dice americano a los de habla inglesa para diferenciarlos de los de habla hispana.Asi que cuando se dice América a un "guiri"se sabe ya que es.Todos sabemos que existe América del norte,central y del Sur,pero se les dice así para diferenciarlos de los hispanohablantes.Asi que el micro infarto también nos debería dar a los españoles,italianos,rumanos,portugueses,franceses....cuando solo se les tiene por europeos solamente cuando son también latinos,así que....menos micro infartos que sí no aqui todos nos infartariamos.
@@angelf2966 Por eso vas a ver mi mismo comentario sobre eso en absolutamente cada video en el que salga Shannon. Si no tienen ni gentilicio, que se compren uno. Pero que dejen de hacer sinécdoque. Shannon es _unitedstatian_
Andrea from Spain isn't a teacher i know , however she teaching about Spain and its Culture and language is way more funny , enjoyable and of course attractive than many people in school , college and anything else , best Spain member of channel
Couldn’t agree more ❤
She is excellent
Definitely agree , Andrea is amazing .
I think it is necessary to explain that, unlike other places, in Spain the time to chat (with family or friends) is not before sitting at the table but after.
The "sobremesa" is the perfect time to talk because you can relax. You have the whole afternoon or evening ahead so nothing is going to interrupts the conversation.
In addition, in Spain, meals are not frugal, they are made up of several dishes (first course, second course and dessert), so you need to rest afterwards (preferably having a coffee or a liquor). So chatting during that time is natural.
I'm Galician and we do that differently. Here, it's quite common, when the whole family gets together for lunch, to start at 12:00 in a so-called "vermouth" session where people have some snacks, alcohol and soft drinks and talk about whatever. Then at 14:00 we start eating and at about 16:00 everyone goes home or does whatever they want to do (hours may vary). Obviously, I'm talking about meals on weekends and holidays, from Monday to Friday during work time we don't have time to chat whatsoever.
@@celtapsiquico6762 si eres de galicia por que no hablas español con el español jaja
@@gr3s473 creo que pa que le entienda la gente
in my family the sobremesa after luch is called "cofee time" even if you've had some kind of dessert, we make a pot of coffee and bring out some kind of light sweet snack and just chill and talk, often developing into something else like watching a movie while doozing off
¿Los estadounidenses no quieren hacer una sobremesa o algo? En inglaterra, es muy común y natural - yo pensé que todo el mundo hace lo.
Spain is amazing country
Me alegro de que la gente piense que mi país es un gran país 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Spain truly is.
It and Portugal are very, very distinct from the main of Europa.
Just the Extremadura alone is fantastic unique nearly subcontinent-like.
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Your Country is fantastic and extraordinary.
Gracias
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@@elxxurii9470 No ha dicho que sea un gran país, ha dicho que es un increíble país. Hay una gran diferencia.
I am from Spain and i really liked how Shannon appreciate our culture. She looks very positive person and open-minded.🙂
2:55 - Yeah, they are also often surprised that in PORTUGAL we speak PORTUGuese, that in ENGLAND they speak ENGLish, etc.
5:03 In fact Hermione it's a greek name so the spanish pronunciation it's more accurate
también micro es palabra griega, y juraría que su pronunciación es más parecida a la española, así que Microsoft...
Curious data: The Spanish language version of "Hermione" is "Herminia"
@@duVallonFecit you are right! But in the harry potter's movie the girl is "hermión".
@@duVallonFecit ya no voy a poder leer el nombre igual 😱😱😱
When Andrea spoke about Mexico 🇲🇽 I remembered of Andrea , the other one from Mexico , best duo of Spanish speakers , it would be perfect if she had been on these videos , but I enjoyed these videos anyway , because of Andrea and Shannon
Andrea + Andrea crack me up. Best duo on the channel in my book.
Irish people are not so relaxing time in Ireland every time we go to Spain we relax we love Spain included Bilbao
please, more irish (and scotish) and less english coming to spain, please
@@larrsan how about welsh?
@@larrsan why?
Much love to Ireland from Bilbao. When I was in Ireland it rained so much that it totally felt like home, xD.
Included Bilbao”
Is there any stigma with Bilbao??
I am from Spain. Yesterday I went to a sidreria restaurant. We arrived at 13pm and we left at 6pm. Lol
Hah!
Ay, que rica la sidrina.
There are a lot of myths about Spain that need to be ended, like climate for example, everyone seems to think that in Spain there is only one climate possible, hot and sunny, and thats far from real. I myself am from Northeast Spain at the pyrenean mountains, right in the border with France, overhere the climate is Alpine mountainous one like Switzerland or Austria, we have bears, wolves and so…we can have colder and snowier winters than Scandinavian countries for instance, i have never in my life experienced 40ºC at my region, in fact we are known for being the biggest ski ⛷ ❄️ resort in South Europe. On the other hand in Northwest they have almost as same amount of rainy days and green landscapes like they have in Ireland, Scotland or England doe to the athlantic climate they all share in common. Plus none of us, northeners tend to see or listen Flamenco like at all. 😂 in fact Spanish climate could perfectly be compared to Korean one, we both are at similar latitudes, and we both are a peninsula, so we both have very distinguishable 4 seasons and we both have a colder north and a sunnier south
ets de Catalunya?
@@mione_alone Andorra concretament, pero sí em referia al pirineu català en general
Pues aquí en Andalucía lo de la temperatura sí que es muy cierto: o te asas como pollo en horno o te congelas. No hay punto medio. Es infernal.
@@ExOfficeZombie Andorra és com una Catalunya petita
Les enseñaría como es España en invierno, por la zona de Burgos, Soria y Guadalajara, donde el pueblo más frío de España, Molina de Aragón (Guadalajara) registra -30° en invierno. Los turistas suelen ir a las costas en verano y ya piensa que eso es España. En Andalucía también tienes todos los climas y paisajes como si fuera un continente.
I am so happy to see Andrea. She is excellent
Shannon's honesty and eagerness to learn make her great, especially since she knows Mexican culture and is aware that it differs from Spain. And Andrea is the sweetheart we all know and love!
The duo of Spanish and Mexican Andrea is the most amazing for me
Hope they’ll have more vids together
Loved Andrea's anecdote.
"Oh, you speak Spanish?"
- Someone to a person from a country called SPAIN 🤣
You find videos in CZcams from some people in the States who couldn't relate English language as coming from England.
You do realize that there are multiple recognized languages within Spain right? Spanish, or Castellano/Castilian as it’s called, is only one of the languages within Spain. Basque, Galician, Catalan, and Aranese are also spoken in addition to Spanish and it’s best not to assume everyone speaks Spanish.
@Francisco Javier Crespo Lol... Spanish and English people on the same boat of "WTF" then o_O
That and the fact that we Latin Americans speak Castilian PURELY because of SPANISH colonialism!!!
@M R Dude, seriously, don't *over-analyze* the joke... xD Literally everyone in Spain knows Spanish.
And for the record, I'm from Galicia. So you can keep the attempt of master class about "languages in Spain" too, thanks
For those of you shocked at these questions, you should live in the United States. This kind of stuff happens all the time regarding people's ignorance about Spain and its people. People literally think Spain is a South American country or that Spanish didn't come from Europe, that Latin Americans ARE Spanish, etc.
I didn't know that, omg I cannot think that Americans think in that way
@@androidoneiu5206 Yeah those thoughts are very common in the USA. I won't say everyone is that way, but a lot of people are.
@@bre_me OH, omg I can't believe it that most people think in that way.
Tell me about it. I'm a New Yorker and apparently in the east coast, anyone who speaks Spanish, is automatically Spanish. I get so annoyed by that. I'm half puerto rican and dominican and no where near Spanish. I hear other latinos calling themselves that too. Like, how stupid can you be and why would you want to live that way?
@@dangercat9188 Yep! In my experience, no offense, it has been the two groups you mention who are the Latin Americans that call themselves Spanish most often (Puerto Ricans and Dominicans), but I'm glad you're not one of them lol
0:45 only rains a lot in the north of Spain, here in Granada for example it can be a fucking desert sometimes...
Spain is like gazillion countries compressed all in one. The north west has celtic heritage and looks like Ireland, the mediterranean coast amd the Balear islands, well, pure Mediterranean 😅. The south (where most of the folk stereotypes come from) has arabic heritage (just google Mezquita de Córdoba and try to make someone guess). And the Canarias islands,... 🤯 in the Atlantic Ocean, near Morocco, they look like the moon. Not not talk about _euskera_ one of the 4 european languages previous to the Indoeuropean invasion. Literally a time travel. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Aragón es genes y cultura Celtibera y estamos en el norte .
I have visited Spain in my youth and I travel to Arabia. Spain has a strong Latin(Roman) influence and Celtic and Iberic in the north. I am half Italian and I listen to Idiots like you make similar comments about Italy. Sicily is Arabic or Berber and other moronic statements. People like you
always start well but finish poorly.
😢
I'm an American who has lived in Spain for five years and I absolutely love it! The Spanish have an amazing sense of humor and an indescribable warmth. Don't even get me started on their amazing food and wine -- the latter of which is number two in Europe (slightly below Italy).
I must confess that while I knew a great deal about the country before I arrived, the Spanish tortilla shocked me when I first saw it. I told the waiter that I don't like tortillas. To which he asked how could I not like eggs. Confused, I decided to try it.....and WOW....just WOW!
Just settle an argument that we have in Spain for me, please. About the tortilla...with or without onion? 😂
@@pandamilkshake lol, oh that's the classic Madrilleno debate. 🤣 I personally like my tortilla without. However, I had a tortilla with onion at Casa Dani and it blew my mind!
Con cebolla
@@ScipioAfricanus_Chris So you preferred without until you tried it with. Got it 😌👍🏼
@@pandamilkshake yes, Casi Dani made me a cebolla convert.
I have never associated tacos with Spain. My first thought is like paella. I went to Spain and we went to a flamenco show/dinner. We had our guide make our reservations for 8:30 pm to eat and we were the only ones in the restaurant. We tried to wait until 10 pm like the Spaniards but we were starving because we hadn’t eaten since lunch. Plus I don’t like heavy meals close to bed time because I don’t sleep well. I’m not good at adjusting my body clock., 😂 We enjoyed Toledo the most.
I had a friend from Spain who didn’t learn to speak Spanish until he was a teenager. He told me before that he only spoke Basque. Some parts of the current day USA were once part of Spain. And many cities were founded as mission towns hence the prevalence of the names with San and Santa. In my own experience, in my country, Spain is discussed more often as part of history or about our military installation in Rota. A lot of Americans near me have ancestors who migrated from Spain centuries ago and were never in Latin America. But because they have Spanish last names, people assume they have a connection to Latin America. Nope. They consider themselves to be Spanish Creoles.
A lot of Americans assume that Spain = Mexico.
Visitors should learn in advance that Spain has a *wrong* timezone (we should be UTC+0 like United Kingdom), and during summer we add an additional hour to the mix.
So we end being 2 hours behind the sun, that's why we eat lunch at 14/15h and have dinner at 21/22h. Mostly everybody get some snacks at "tea time" (5-6 pm) to get by.
Yo también soy Vasco y puedo hablar Vasco como tú amigo, pero el idioma no es “Vasco”, llámalo “euskera”. Un saludo 🇪🇸
@@elxxurii9470 en inglés, lo más común es llamar el idioma euskera “Basque”, aunque también se lo puede llamar “Euskara”
@@xavieralfonso3926 pero me ofende que le llamen Vasco en vez de euskera
Sobremesa sounds so familiar, that's exactly what we do in the Netherlands! We call it _uitbuiken_ (giving the belly a rest), and especially after a family meal that's the time when you have the meaningful conversations.
Thanks for discussing that!
I wish they had someone from the Spanish side of the Basque Country to share our culture as well. Maybe even a talk with Andrea since our regions have their differences between themselves besides the language (she speaks catalán and we speak Basque)
That’s one of my favorite things about Spain…the multiculturalism.
Also, someone from Galicia could be interesting too.
She talks about things we have in common in Spain. Or we Will need 20 different people to speak about each region of Spain
@@rojimyayang5857 yes but also to know about the different cultures that forms a country it's a way to learn about the country in a more deeply way. I'm actually tired that people sees Spain as toros, flamenco and paella. We are more than that, we are multicultural.
Basque culture is in Navarra, not in Basque Country invented land. Basque never has been a political therm, just a cultural one. Viva la realidad, abajo la esquizopropaganda.
These two need their own show!
cada vez me enamoro mas de andrea
Shannon is such a great representation of the us and I love her personality ❤
Me too 😊😊😊
我也喜欢她！她很漂亮！❤
As a spanish, "sobremesa" is also at restaurants, with my family we arrive at a restaurant to eat at 14:00 (2 pm) and we can spend ez 3, 4 hours or even more!!! and the employers/ owners dont say anything cz is normal.
Es que si me dicen algo no vuelvo xD
"We have that famous thing about being relaxed and arrive late" actually , this isn't only Spain , it's the whole Latin America , since Mexico in the North until Chile in the South
We Germans are neither relaxed not late.
So true ❤
@@saxon..falkenhayn2908 Same in Belgium (except for the trains)
From Argentina here, every time it's like "Ok, let's get together here at about 8:30pm", everyone arrives at 9 or past
@@saxon..falkenhayn2908 just relax bro
Yep in latam we have inherited lots of things from Spain, like the sobremesa, arriving late (here in Peru, ee even call it peruvian time). Our food of course have lots of spanish influence as we were the capital of spanish colony in south america. Spain is beautiful, want to know more of it, only traveled to Madrid and Barcelona. Nice video!!
There were not Spanish colony you governed yourself, cos you become part of Spain, even you were wealthier than Spanish population, Poor Spanish people migrated to latin America cos you had a better quality of life
@@miguelm.a7462 the word your looking for is Viceroyalty.
No eran colonias, amigo, eran España, como hoy lo son las Islas Canarias, Ceuta y Melilla, por poner un ejemplo entendible. Se puede decir que fueron provincias de España 😉😉👍👍
para la próxima vete a la tomatina o a la batalla del vino de haro ya veras que divertido
Man, I need to meet somebody like Andrea and Shannon what gorgeous woman that knows Spanish ❤
Hi! Professional translator here to say even though I love Andrea, she's slightly wrong in the bit about everything being dubbed in Spain due to the dictator. The first dubbed movies in Spain were actually made BEFORE the civil war, like you can find videos of dubs made in Spanish in 1929 or I think the first dub in Catalan was made in 1931. And they were made because people back then were mostly illiterate and it was the best way to bring culture to people (very few people could've read subtitles), but she is right in the sense that when Franco came to power, he used dubs as a means to promote the exclusive use of Spanish
I love her tho, she's very cute and funny
Cool fact! And makes totally sense!
You are right. But going a little bit further. Franco died 47 years ago!!!!!
Why hasn´t it been changed if it´s so wrong?
The way she thinks is due to the inoctrination of young people in today´s Spain; where whatever you might think is wrong is due to the dictator. And obviously, don´t think and do not have a critical attitude; otherwise you could be pointed out as a "franquista" or a fascist.
@@irondequoit2931 You think dubbing is wrong? How do you want kids who can't read yet, old people and blind people to enjoy movies, then? Dubbing is good. What was wrong was Franco trying to force everyone to speak Spanish and ban other languages. Dubbing has always been about making culture accessible to all, and that's inherently a good thing
I'm from Slovenia and we do sobremesa. We don't have a name for that. It would be really rude to eat and go in Slovenia.
💛 all your video's 👍.
Paella, olives!!, potato/egg dish, excellent salads using both fruits and vegetables (Oranges, onions, spinach), special ways with fowl--including partridges!!
4:54 I wish I could roll my R's like that. Makes everything sound cooler!
Try: El perro y la rata están corriendo en la carretera. Haha
it is curious the fact that as I am a spansih speacker my perception is that in english everything sounds cooler
Andrea when she says " i was told for a person" meants to say "by a person" "por" can mean both "for" and "by" depending on context
for me is a mistery why people who speak native english (or people from latinoamerica who speaks studied english) are very funny and surprised by the fact that spaniards pronunce english like spanish when they are speaking spanish but ....all of them accept without questioning that spokenenglish people speak like english spanish words when they are speaking english
That’s because they don’t respect them and regard them as inferior to them. It’s not really a mystery.
This was quite a nice video 🙂
Oh come on, you have the Tomatina in the thumbnail but you don't bring it up? I wanted to see Shannon's reaction to that!
“To meet your friends, time is … relative” 😂 love it
Love both languages (English is my 3rd and Spanish is my 4th) so I very much enjoyed listening to the girls. And the girls are really sweet and interesting to listen to ❤️
Cuales son tus primeros idiomas?
@@elxxurii9470 Ucraniano y Ruso
@@e.1589 me encantaría aprender uno de esos 2 idiomas, los idiomas nórdicos son muy diferentes a los romance, como lo es España. Espero que algún día pueda hablarlo además de los 3 idiomas que puedo hablar
@@elxxurii9470 Realmente son idiomas East Slavic, creo que nordic idiomas son sueco, noruego, fines). Yo quiero hablar Espanol mucho mejor pues no tengo práctica y lo comprendo pero cometo errores. Que idiomas además de Espanol sabe? Es su primero idioma o no?
@@e.1589 Слава Україні! 😁🇺🇦
“They dinner at 6:00… trying to dinner with the [hot] sun”
I love that I now know why she’s using dinner as a verb and leaving out “eat” the way it would be said in English.
Hi thanks, very interesting and enjoyable
I thought England was next to the USA lol!
Yep... Just north of NY, next to New England.
Es de coña.... la mitad del país tiene nombre Español y no saben donde está España.... en fin... sin comentario... alguien en la sala se atreve a llamar a los cosas por su nombre de lo que está pasando?
Algunos saben muy poco de España, y eso que gran parte de Estados Unidos antes fue territorio Español
I love them together so much
Spain is not next to Mexico, because there is Cuba in between. 🇲🇽 🏊🏼♀ 🇨🇺 🚣🏼 🇪🇸
Cuba? Geography failed again, you could have said Portugal
@@maxrojas9714 Yes, but the joke doesn't work with Portugal. It's the real neighbor. But the joke is the ocean.
@@maxrojas9714 not very quick on the draw, are we, Max?
Never forget: Spanish is a language not a race! Thanks!
In my family we spend much time around the dinner table just talking after we eat during sobremesa, it's some of the best time we've had in our family.
Andrea, You always dress up so nice.
From what I see, it seems that Americans think that Spain = Andalucía with the flamenco and paella, the sun, bulls etc. No...we have a lot more provinces, people 😂
That's mostly true lol
I find that spain is a great country, culturally speaking you know? Like its very different depending in which part you are, and i think that's in part because more than one language is spoken. Like you can't compare and expect to be the same the culture from Galicia and Andalucia. Or Catalunya and Madrid... And also about the weather it really depends in which part you are. Like me, in Catalunya, this summer (it was really hot) we didnt reach the 40º, maybe like 32/33º but not that much...
Dios, andrea me parece super hermosa, literalmente me tiene enamorado.
Liked the video , me gusta el vídeo
you should do another episode with andrea where she speaks about mallorquín!!
Yes, with valencians and catalans... My valencian its different from catalan in schools... My valencian cames from my village.
Por favor, dejad de dividir España más de lo que ya lo han hecho.... todos los países tienen varios idiomas o dialectos... la diferencia es que aquí se lleva mucho tiempo subvencionando esto políticamente para dividir al pueblo español.... vaya golazo nos metieron hace unas décadas con lo de las comunidades autónomas... España es UNA nación y el que diga lo contrario solo tiene un Ego descomunal y complejo de superioridad para con sus semejantes...
Not sure if it's just my family or a southern thing, but in the US we do something similar to "sobremesa" where we relax and talk a lot as a family after eating a good meal. I don't think there's a term for it though. Might be something to include on the next video including terms that don't have an English word :)
I'm from the Southwest, and my family does that too.
Why would it be just your family?
Spanish food is 0% spicy...but very flavoury. ...Tapas are worldwide famous.
Not entirely true. Potatas bravas is spicy
@@trentbara2522 in fact, there are some spicy dishes, not only patatas bravas, some snails recipes, callos (cow's stomach), etc, but they can be considered a exception of the rule.
Or Padrón peppers (well, some of them)
It's the beat food I've ever had
Great video! If any of you guys is interested in hearing what other languages in Spain sound like I recommend you check out the amazing music group Tanxugueiras for example. They are three young women from Galicia, they are so powerful and creative mixing traditional Galician music and dance with modern sounds. Spanish folk music is more than just flamenco (which I love as well), our country has a lot of rich diversity in cultures, I'm sure you'll love it! :)
Every time I learn something about Spanish culture I wonder why we are not reunited in a single nation 🤷🏻♂️🇮🇹❤️🇪🇦
We were a single nation 200 years ago. It was the american viceroyalties who decided to secede.
@@BlackHoleSpain Me parece que es italiano
@@susanasanchis9816 si, es Italia la bandera jajajaj. Pero no me importaría volverme a unirme con Latinoamérica.
I think the same. As a spaniard I would love to.
Porque hubo sabotaje! (aunque en nuestro corazón seguimos unidos como hermanos)
The dream team is back :)
just for the information... Thor is actually not a english name because it comes from the norse mythology and a fun fact: the pronunciation of Thor is correct in spanish as in norwegian its with a silent H too. I am Spanish btw
Cierto. En los doblajes de Hispanoamérica exageran tanto diciendo "Thor" queriendo copiar el acento de eeuu, que suena como "Zuor", cuando en realidad es "Tor" fonéticamente, al menos en España y en los países escandinavos donde Thor era un dios 😉😉👍👍
"Spain is very raining and green country"
I suppose Andrea is from the north of Spain, because in the center and south DONT rain at all, and dont have much grass
"flamenco"
Is practiced on the south and maybe in some parts of the center, but in the north they have other traditional dances, like Sardana o Jota
She's from Mallorca, but she's right. In the Northern half of Spain rains a lot. We are Spain too, y'know.
@@jal051 indeed, but in overall dont rain a lot. We cant generalice when we speak of Spain cuz we are very diverse. That is one of the greatest thing, we have a very diverse country, with lots of climates and cultures!
Spanish people love to complain about everything, right?
I think was right about puntuality but could be more clear. A Spanish person can arrive late to a party but won't do that professionaly. In the last two years, as all meetings went online, things have became more strict. Before you had up to 5 minutes of margin that if you arrived within that period nothing would happen (if you don't do that always). People weren't so used so many got trouble with the camera or audio for example. Now in Spain if you arrive more than 2 minutes late to an online meeting you have started on the wrong foot. How is it in your countries?
Pues habrá la misma puntualidad-impuntualidad que en España, por mucho que digan. En Holanda gusta hablar de la impuntualidad de los españoles, pero en un video donde entrevistaban a holandeses, les preguntaron sobre su puntualidad y la mayoría dijeron que a veces llegan tarde al trabajo o a citas, así que.... 😉😉👍👍
rains a lot dice... hace cuanto que no vienes andrea??
Estaba hablando de que en otras partes de España también puede llover mucho. Tenemos un país con mucha diversidad 🤗 pero cortaron esa parte al editar, disculpad el malentendido. Un saludo! ^^
Spanish the original language.
Castellano
@@losamigosdegilpuertas7859 es lo mismo y lo sabes
@@yerayx5922 pero es castellano el original, antes de España y español fue castilla y el castellano
Latin
As someone with a spanish mum. I 100% relate to the cleaning thing. She goes bonkers with cleaning. And I've picked it up a little as I got older.
Me pareció escuchar a Shannon decir: ¡Ay Dios mio! ❤
Me encanta vuestro video y me encanta el contenido del video... Pero si una de las dos sabe y conoce tan bien el español, deberían traducirlo. Os perdéis posibles seguidores del canal o como mínimo visualizaciones de personas de habla hispana solo por el motivo de no tener la traducción. Un saludo desde España, y encantado de conocer vuestro canal y video.
No sé si Andrea es del sur de España o si solo habla del verano, porque ese calor sofocante todo el rato definitivamente no lo conocemos en el norte de España 😂
She's from the Balearic Islands
@@rafaelrandom500 i get it then😂
En otros videos dijo que era de Mallorca si
Literalmente en Donosti no sabemos ni lo que es el sol casi
@@elxxurii9470 jajaja en Lugo igual
As a Spanish speaker, I can't forget the wrongly written "posabasos" in minute 3'50". This is how our English teacher must feel 🤣
Because the CET time zone is so wide, the time zone that Spain should really be in a later time zone from the majority of Europe (Portugal is), and that's part of the reason they eat dinner at 10:00 p.m. and don't start working until 10 a.m.
Que gran representante es Andrea para España 🇪🇸💕
Correction: The obligation of translate everything from foreign languages, specially in cinema was not imposed under Franco's regime, but in the 30's, during the second republic (before Franco).
That's false. It's in 1941 when Franco passes the "Ley de Defensa del Idioma" which made compulsory the translation of all foreign films into Spanish. This allowed to censor and change many lines that the regime thought could damage the Christian and anti-communist values they wanted to impose.
@@RaulManuel15 There is also the fact that many people here can't speak English for shit so you gotta translate media 😂
@@RaulManuel15 they should bring that back.
Molaría que vieran Vidios sobre los toros ❤😂
el doblaje de películas al español empezó al principio de los años 30 durante la segunda republica como una forma de acercar la cultura a más gente, el doblaje no lo inventó franco 😭
Con la orden de 23 de abril de *1941,* que rezaba en su famoso apartado 8.º: «Queda prohibida la proyección cinematográfica en otro idioma que no sea el español, salvo autorización que concederá el Sindicato Nacional del Espectáculo, de acuerdo con el Ministerio de Industria." 🙂
@@pandamilkshake y en que se contradice eso con lo que he dicho ajsidjfj
@@VictorCor. ...Franco tomó posesión como lider en el 39. Esa orden fue creada bajo el regimen franquista, no la segunda republica 😐
@@pandamilkshake y que tendrá que ver que se empezaran a hacer doblajes profesionales a partir del 31 durante la segunda republica con que franco impusiera el español como único idioma al que poder doblar en el 41
You should make with Portugal
I love sobre mesa
I would love to visit Ireland
40 grados por el norte en andalucia normalmente llegamos a los 50
Missed Christina and Lauren🥲
I love Espaine !
Who said that Spain was next to Mexico?
La distancia entre España y México es de unos 9000 km. por eso mismo durante el imperio español, cuando España se extendía por Europa, América y Asia incluso África, se decía que en España nunca se ponía el sol.
Estoy enamorado de Andrea
This reminds me that embarassed moment when Fox News says "Trump cuts aid in 3 Mexican Countries" 😂😂
A momen,you say? Fox is in a continuous embarassement 24/7😆😆😆
3:46 ¿posabasos? 🤣🤣🤣
Los subtítulos los ponen los que hacen los vídeos, que son coreanos.
First spanish Word for a foreigner to learn... FIESTA.
🤣🤣🤣
Love Spanish culture
Why do US people always compare Spain with Latin America?🤔 We share language and also, of course, some other behaviours and traditions, but we all have amazingly unique cultures, gastronomy, history and landscapes. It is like we would compare everything from the US with Singapur, Nigeria or Jamaica just because they all speak English!
right! im Mexican and get annoyed when people think of latino/latina as less of an umbrella term and more of a large group of the same people scattered around lmao
To get things clear, what we call "tortilla" in Spain is basically what the rest oficial the world calls the "omelette" since like, forever.
No es lo mismo quillo, qué carajos dices
Nahhh potatoes omelette.. or Spanish tortilla .. that’s how British and not British around Europe call it
You don't cook much, do you?
I mean...days are long in summer (even longer in Sweden for example), in winter it gets dark at like 5 😂 not sure that's the actual reason we dine so late
1:36 But then comes the Spanish Tortilla Civil War (official term, don't look it up and ruin the magic): with onion VS no onion.
"Is Spain Next to Mexico" LOL it's not just Americans though. I'm a Spaniard with a Spanish middle name and family name. I've had Filipino people on more than one occasion say to me "You have a Filipino name" or I thought you were going to be Filipino because you have a Filipino Surname..." one was recent this year over the phone, they asked my Nationality i said Spainish, and they said " I thought you were Filipino too because of your name.. i asked Family name? Yes and your Middle Name." My Middle name is Alejandro...Facepalm.
As a Spaniard I hate people who late .
We , some of us hate that thing.
Mi parents teachme , Never late.
I hate the people is delaying 4 stupid things
Españoles os invoco
3:46 "posaBasos"? xd
So we Filipinos definitely get the "time" thingy with Spanish.
Hahaha always, an hour late. 😁
Love the Filipinas, such a paradise, hugs from Spain 🤗
Se llama, "mañana habit" 😁
topicazos
I lived in Spain for a while. I was surprised by how many Americans have no clue it’s in Europe. I was asked how long the flight was. 7.5 hours. “No way! It’s just to the south!” Crazy.
¿Que empezamos las fiestas a las 20:30-21:00? JA, y a las 01:00 se empieza el parkineo chavales.
minuto 5:18 Repite un bulo , una mentira que se asumió como si fura una verdad , pero no es cierto , En España se traducía todo y todo tenia doblaje por demanda popular y no por orden del Dictador Franco ( que por cierto al final Franco fue aliado de USA )
Bonjour!