Bueno, y eso que es caleño? Porque no tuvimos el costeño de Colombia, que es demasiado agresivo, tanto que parece que cuando se habla a veces casi se grita, luego está el paisa, que más pasable, el pastuso, que es como quedado y el de santanderiano, que es como una mezcla entre el rápido del paisa y el quedado del pastuso, eso sin profundizar en las diversas formas de hablar, como el de pandillero
The venezuelan guy's accent is not representative of the real venezuelan accent. It's kind of influenced by other accents. Maybe the fact that he's lived outside Venezuela for a certain time has influenced his intonation and pronunciation
He actually has a way more passive accent compare to what we normally hear here in Venezuela. He sounds like he comes from Caracas, you can still pin point his accent yet it has become quite neutral. Like he starts with a very flat accent and then he slightly starts to bring the natural accent back. So, I guess you're right he's been out the country for a long time now, but that also happens when you learn a lot of languages that has stronger accents than your native language
It's so good see more of Emily , the first UK 🇬🇧 girl in the channel , she got way better and friendly , and finally more male members of the channel , you go guys 👦 🙂
I found this page, HOPING to find a page discussing which accents (in Spanish) were sexiest to native Spanish-speakers, NOT an anglophone (albeit, a polyglot) who confesses her Spanish isn't so good. I too would've liked to see Mexicans and Argentines involved; partly for breadth and diversity, but also because I've witnessed the almost MYSTICAL power an Argentinian accent can have on Spanish women. Check out my other comment: "THE SENSUAL POWER OF ACCENTS".
Me mató cuando dijo "no entiendo lo que dice así que creo que debe ser de chile" JAJAJAJAJAJAJA Pero si concuerdo yo soy de Argentina y el acento colombiano se me hace el más sexy de Latinoamérica
"Hello , my name is Gabriel , nice to meet you" - "He is spanish 🇪🇦" Omg , Emily , that was too fast , no one in the channel has ever guessed that fast and poor guy Gabriel 😂 , got threw under the bus after that 😁
It's fing easy to distinguish the Spanish accent, besides she's brit so she difinetly has heard it before, those guiris love coming to the Spanish beaches
El chico de Venezuela no representó lo suficiente nuestro acento, suena como si tuviera más influencia de otros países, pero estuvo divertido el vídeo.
As someone who was born and raised in Venezuela, that guy’s accent sounds more like a mix between Mexican(or sth else, not sure) and Venezuelan 😭 still cool tho!
All Spanish accents sound great... if only the words are spoken clearly and not too fast😅 I think I could only recognize Spanish from Spain... I think it's different to Spanish spoken in all Latinoamerican countries... and I like it
Every country in Latin América speaks a different spanish, some are similar (like colombia-venezuela ) specially in borders . As an Uruguayan im often confused for an Argentnian, usually if you learn spanish in spain you have to train yourself to understand latinos, same words change meanings in different countrys, is quite messy but really funny to do.
@@claudiosanchez764 thanks Claudio for the feedback. Each Latinoamerican country must be very interesting, however I haven't even been to Spain yet and I'm European😅
We have a lot of accents in LATAM, but I can tell that the venezuelan guy has been abroad for a while, because our accent is not exactly like that. Nice channel 😊
I liked everyone’s voices! But in my opinion the one who i really loved was gabriel’s one! He had such a soft and cute voice. I would have chose him as first option, the colombian voice in second place and Venezuela the third! Greetings to spain! 🇪🇸🇪🇸
Even in just one country there are different accents, for example, Gabriel's accent is a Castilian accent but there are many more only in Spain and if we include Latin America they multiply by a hundred.
Thanks, as a South American I knew at the second he spoke he was from Spain, but couldn't get where he came from (only that he was NOT Andalusian). Thanks for telling he is a pure Castilian !!!
@@amiquigonzales7917 The Castilian accent is quite easy to identify as it is the accent in which almost all American films are dubbed in Spain. More exactly, it is the "castiza" (Madrid) version of the Castilian accent. I can confirm that Gabriel's accent is Castilian but I can't tell you exactly what region of Castile he is from because to identify it I need him to speak more because the differences are slighter.
I'm Venezuelan and in Venezuela even from city to city changes. For example, Central Region has around 4 "cities" (quoted 'cause aren't exactly cities, but u get the point), and they're similar in accents, but you can hear the differences. In every country happens the same, I think.
Cada país latino tiene su encanto, en Venezuela nos ha caracterizado la alegría, Argentina es el país más cosmopolitan, Chile es el ejemplo a seguir, Colombia es un país tan divino como muchos de sus acentos.
THE SENSUAL POWER OF ACCENTS: Years ago, as a Canadian English language teacher in London, England, I lived in a house with 10-12 Spaniards (and 1 Dane); among them, they came from EVERY region of Spain, and they held a house party every Friday night, with mostly Spanish-speaking guests. One day, my friend - originally from Liverpool, but his accent in English was far more SSE (Southern Standard English) - visited the house. Because a couple of people spoke almost no English, and he had spent time living in Argentina, he switched to Spanish. I noticed, almost immediately, the girls became transfixed on him. His accent was so "authentic", they didn't believe he was English. As soon as he left, they all started talking about him, fanning themselves. My friend's looks are above-average, but because of the way he spoke (and NOT deliberately), these girls would've been putty in his hands. A year later, I was living in Edinburgh, as well as my (then) girlfriend, a Spaniard from the original house. She and I met with 4 of her female Spanish friends (NONE from the original house), at a bar. My friend came to join us for a couple of drinks. Again, all of the girls stopped their respective conversations to listen to him speak. As soon as he left, AGAIN, girls started fanning themselves, remarking how sexy he was; one confessed she wouldn't have been able to stay faithful to her boyfriend, had he asked her to leave with him. I was mystified, especially since he wouldn't have been regarded as a "chick magnet" in his native language and country. Later, I befriended an Argentinian girl online, and recounted this "phenomenon" to her. Did all Argentinians have this effect on Spaniards? She told me there was ONE particular accent - from Buenos Aires, in particular - that was very "popular" abroad. LESSON: For those of you wanting to learn Spanish, hoping it could lead to romantic adventures, you are best to try emulating the speech of BUENOS AIRES. Best of luck to you all!
You know that translations are not right and there are meanings that have not been translated well😅For example at the beginning of the video the boy when he says "y las chicas lindas de mi país" it actually means "the beautiful girls of my country" has been translated to " the beautiful women like you"😅
I´m from Venezuela, but I too find Colombian accent the hottest Spanish accent. I just melt whenever I heard a Colombian accent, maybe because my family from my dad´s side is Colombian, not sure lol
Because most Spanish speakers from the mainland think we speak like in reggaeton songs and we don't, we sound like the mix of a Puerto Rican and a Venezuelan.
@@fidelangel4737 Thats exactly it, Dominican Spanish is actually very soft similar to the accent from Canarias but those not familiar with it think we speak like reguetoneros.
@@Charl_es19 the subtitles in this channel usually have small translating mistakes. This is an example where he says the women of his country but was subtitled as women like you. They translated his body language with it maybe
Understanding a language to some extent but can't speak it fluently is still an advantage than to not understand at all, at least you get to know what the people are saying and that's awesome! In my case, I understand spoken korean way more than I can speak, cause the grammar rule is so confusing to me, sometimes you feel weird like, oh I got what they're talking about but can I convey what I have in mind in Korean? Also, if you use the wrong sentence ending it sounds awkward😭
I think that for a word to sound sexy it depends on the people in particular and the intention to provoke attraction with the voice, not so much on the accent or the country . Funny video , thanks
Argentina tiene un acento muy llamativo, independiente de la locación. Dicen que el colombiano, aunque aun no siento porque se escucha sexy el nuestro. Jajaja Cómo colombiano, me gusta el argentino, mexicano y venezolano.
The Spanish of Spain is to Spanish what the British is to English, the origin, the sexiest, the most correct, the most elegant, the best pronounced, the richest and the one that does not make mistakes. There is no comparison to be made. Besides, Spaniards are really good looking.
my favorite accent is venezuelan and then mexican but lately I also really like the Cuban one... The Colombian one is pretty but it's very marked for me and I like them a little softer
de igual forma ese acento que aplica ese pana no es como tal el acento que nosotros tenemos, realmente parece un acento como de una persona que se la paso toda su infancia viendo comiquitas todas geis y se le pego ese mocho e acento como de caricatura
I love these types of videos hahaha. You should honestly do a non-native Spanish speaker who is fluent or of hi level Spanish and then get native speakers from countries with more diverse accents (bc Venezuelan and Colombian are very similar) and have the native speaker guess which country everyone is from. Argentina/chile/Spain/el Salvador/Mexico/Cuba/Colombia/puerto Rico/ Dominican Or just have them all sit and talk about their different slangs, they are all very distinct.
Don’t worry, we ALL struggle with Chilean accent, even Chileans 🤣. Joking aside, Spanish from Spain is the easiest and that Venezuelan guy had a very weird Venezuelan accent.
@@jessicahernandez3090 Bueno tengo toda mi vida viviendo en ccs y aparte de lenguaje malandro o sifrino también podría decir q este chico viene de aquí, xq al menos yo si lo identifico, bien podría ser también de Maracay q es casi la misma vaina. No sé de dónde sacaste que mexicano, te fuiste muy lejos ajajajaja
Siendo sincero y con lo que eh escuchado más lo que me cuentan los acentos que más dominan en Europa son -Argentino,Colombiano,Uruguayo,Venezolano pondría otros pero es que no se ando desactualizado realmente
Si ,pero en Colombia son completamente diferentes , esta El san Andresano Ena costa caribe Guajiro , hya debe haber una variedad enorme El Barranquilla Santa Marta Cartagena Paísa Medellin , eje cafetero Santandereno Bucaro Tolimense y huilense Llanero debe ser diferente de arauca , Casanare y villa Vicencio ,que más similar a del llanero venezolano. Pastuso es muy similar al de ecuador Caleño Amazónico Más lo que tienen cada grupo indígena dentro del territorio En Bogotá la capital , está el rolo , el Cachaco Todos son muy diferentes , el rolo es muy parecido al de los ticos , costa rica y el santandereano también , solo marcado por las S . El tolimense se me hace parecido a un acento mexicano no se de qué región .
@@bolloalvapor6130 cada región de Colombia aparte de su acento tienen sus constantes y música Costa , San Andrés y providencia Música estilo jamaiquino e isleña creria Guajira , Barranquilla , Valledupar , Vallenato, ( merengue , puya , paseo) Cumbia , champeta Más para santa Marta y cartagena . El ritmo de papayera ,es una especie de cumbia .estos ritmos tiene mucha influencia africana Medellin , ( Reguetón que se adoptó de República Dominicana y está asu vez de panamá, creería que está asu vez tomo algo de inspiración de la champeta, aunque dicen que es más ritmos tropicales inspirados en ritmos de usa ) la música de cuerda y trovas paisas ) estas últimas aplican en el eje cafetero . Bogotá , más música de afuera , rock , electrónico , música clásica , rap cómo en más grandes ciudades Nativas de Bogotá es un ritmo que se llama pasillo sino estoy mal Tolima , capital musical de Colombia , música de cuerda , banbucos , pasillos raja leñas , la caña, la guabina , el torbellino estos son ritmos y danzas folclóricas , esto son ritmos muchos en los andes . Cali , salsa , salsa choque ese inspirado en la salsa Rep dominca y cuba , creria que viene del mambo . El pacifico tiene sus ritmos . El joropo llanero , también la música ranchera o popular , villa Vicencio , tolima , el pueblo paisa Manizales , ubicado en el eje cafeto, musica de paso doble . Boyaca , la Carranga Amazonas deben tener sus propios ritmos ancestrales y en otras regiones dónde hay comunidades indígenas, Está una cumbia dicembrina , que es una music de banda orquesta Más o menos así se confirma tanto los acento y la música , pueden haber muchos errores ,ya que es bajo mi percepción, También cada región tiene sus tipos de comidas , y costumbres.
Hii I'm Spanish 🇪🇸🇪🇸and I wanted to add that in Spain there are different accents on the peninsula, depending on where you live you speak one way or another, in addition to the fact that there are dialects (other types of languages; vasco, Catalan,gallego).. Thanks for the videos I love them Saludos desde España!!!!❤️🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
I'm a Pacific islander and I can speak a bit Spanish, the foreign level of spanish. But the spanish accent native from central pyrenees and antarctica are my favorite accent or variety to follow. I keep praticing the central pyrenees accent spanish.
She was also focused on hearing Spanish so she wasn’t thinking in English. And especially since she knows many languages, it’s easier to confuse with other words
El venezolano cuando dijo Brasil sonó como español. Soy Venezolano y su acento aunque suena algo venezolano, se nota que está influenciado por acentos de otros lados
Lo sexy no es sólo acento, es la voz que cada persona tenga lo que hace que sea más atractiva la conversación.
True!!! Además de que a quien le preguntes que muestre su acento lo exagera, la voz más ronca y todo 😄
Bueno, y eso que es caleño? Porque no tuvimos el costeño de Colombia, que es demasiado agresivo, tanto que parece que cuando se habla a veces casi se grita, luego está el paisa, que más pasable, el pastuso, que es como quedado y el de santanderiano, que es como una mezcla entre el rápido del paisa y el quedado del pastuso, eso sin profundizar en las diversas formas de hablar, como el de pandillero
J
es que vaya candidato nos han puesto aquí a los españoles
bueno yo soy chileno... y el castellano de
las poblacíon no es muy sexy... 😂
The venezuelan guy's accent is not representative of the real venezuelan accent. It's kind of influenced by other accents. Maybe the fact that he's lived outside Venezuela for a certain time has influenced his intonation and pronunciation
Si no, habría sido peor.
He actually has a way more passive accent compare to what we normally hear here in Venezuela. He sounds like he comes from Caracas, you can still pin point his accent yet it has become quite neutral. Like he starts with a very flat accent and then he slightly starts to bring the natural accent back. So, I guess you're right he's been out the country for a long time now, but that also happens when you learn a lot of languages that has stronger accents than your native language
Yeah right
I am Venezuelan
As a venezuelan You are actually kinda rigth
1:44 ese “yo soy inglesa” sonó muy natural
Tienes que verme decir entonces "I do not speak English" me sale también natural.
@@joseluisbetancourtalvarez9836 Deberías decir "I don't" suena mejor, porque no se usa mucho el "I do not"
Siii
no se, sonó como colombiana
Edit:Nunca me habian dado tanto likes ;D
@@ps_vj56 pensé lo mismo
It's so good see more of Emily , the first UK 🇬🇧 girl in the channel , she got way better and friendly , and finally more male members of the channel , you go guys 👦 🙂
❤️👍❤️👍
I’m not really about it
"I really struggle with Chilean" same Emily same, and I'm a native spanish speaker!
Dice la leyenda, que a los unicos chilenos que se les entiende cuando hablan, es a los de 31 Minutos.
El resto de latinoamerica también 😅
Absolutely hilarious seeing the differences in personalities. Would've liked to have seen a Mexican and an Argentinian dude though.
"chaaaale biscochitoooo, déjame subirme a tu camionetaaaaa de atrás y mira que seré el chófer de tus pedos"
@@kingbjorn1832 los pendejos de cdmx dejando mal a todo mexico
El argentino: devuelvan Malvinas
@@mrvodka10ac el mejicano: chale jefecito estados unidos devuelvenos texas, california y nuevo mexico oraleee
I found this page, HOPING to find a page discussing which accents (in Spanish) were sexiest to native Spanish-speakers, NOT an anglophone (albeit, a polyglot) who confesses her Spanish isn't so good. I too would've liked to see Mexicans and Argentines involved; partly for breadth and diversity, but also because I've witnessed the almost MYSTICAL power an Argentinian accent can have on Spanish women. Check out my other comment: "THE SENSUAL POWER OF ACCENTS".
Me mató cuando dijo "no entiendo lo que dice así que creo que debe ser de chile" JAJAJAJAJAJAJA Pero si concuerdo yo soy de Argentina y el acento colombiano se me hace el más sexy de Latinoamérica
El acento más sexy Pero no es el que más se entiende👍
@@josemanuelcastilloherrera2628 Depende de cual acento sea en Colombia hay demasiados.
El argento es el mejor acento.
@@santiagov5367 el acento de como hablaba el chico del vídeo me gustó
@@santiagov5367 y en Venezuela también tenemos variedades
El del acento venezolano suena como la típica persona que se la pasaba viendo caricaturas y se le pegó su acento un poquito 😅
Ese man no representa para nada el acento venezolano, enserio.
Representa más a los Otakus de mi barrio
@@s-teban totalmente jajajajaja
JAJAJAJAJJ TOTALMENTE
mano dios mio no se si vi a un doblador de doblajes latinos, a un venezolano gringo 💀
"Hello , my name is Gabriel , nice to meet you" - "He is spanish 🇪🇦" Omg , Emily , that was too fast , no one in the channel has ever guessed that fast and poor guy Gabriel 😂 , got threw under the bus after that 😁
Nah you can tell the spaniard accent from a kilometer away, the moment he said "conocerte" with a Z sound you know he's spanish
It's fing easy to distinguish the Spanish accent, besides she's brit so she difinetly has heard it before, those guiris love coming to the Spanish beaches
Normally I listen out for the "th" rather than the "s" sounds to tell whether they're Spanish or not.
@@sisuentrenadoh4589 That's true, us Brits love going to Spain. We also have a lot of Spanish people living here in the UK!
Dude looked like he came out of a kpop video tho
Es que el Colombiano al hablar es muy coqueto y amable eso le da el toque secreto 🇨🇴
Así es bro 👍
A veces
Hahaha! Otro Colombiano que se llama Santiago
@@SantiagoGonz otro colombiano que se llama Santiago
@@breathesoul9328 jajjajajja
El chico de Venezuela no representó lo suficiente nuestro acento, suena como si tuviera más influencia de otros países, pero estuvo divertido el vídeo.
aha eso es lo que pensé chamo
Si, el acento diluido
As someone who was born and raised in Venezuela, that guy’s accent sounds more like a mix between Mexican(or sth else, not sure) and Venezuelan 😭 still cool tho!
Yeah I thought that too but still cool haha
I thought exactly the same lol! It was kind of weird haha.
he didn't sound like a Venezuelan, tbh. his accent was weird 😭
That’s not Venezuelan at all😭 facts
It's ridiculous to go someone who is nowhere near our accent. And obviously she's going to get quite confused with the accent.
Soy de Colombia y la mayoría de veces que han escuchado mi acento me han dicho que es muy lindo, creo que el acento colombiano gana esta vez 😂
All Spanish accents sound great... if only the words are spoken clearly and not too fast😅
I think I could only recognize Spanish from Spain... I think it's different to Spanish spoken in all Latinoamerican countries... and I like it
Every country in Latin América speaks a different spanish, some are similar (like colombia-venezuela ) specially in borders .
As an Uruguayan im often confused for an Argentnian, usually if you learn spanish in spain you have to train yourself to understand latinos, same words change meanings in different countrys, is quite messy but really funny to do.
@@claudiosanchez764 thanks Claudio for the feedback. Each Latinoamerican country must be very interesting, however I haven't even been to Spain yet and I'm European😅
It is pronounced clearly. But it is fast, yes
Spain accent is widely hated by all other spanish speakers because of their lisp and horrible pronunciations. Just a heads up
@@Bestintheinternet oh really? Is it really this bad? Somehow I can't imagine it. I like the sound of Spanish from Spain, and I don't mind "th" sound
I love Spanish. I hope I can speak fluently
i’m learning deutsch. i hope one day i could speak the swiss and bavarian dialects
Keep practicing and you'll make it buddy!
Try!
Claro que si
sameeee
Emily's Spanish accent just made my day
Cuando dice '' si yo soy inglesa '' sonó extremadamente bien en español... Perfectamente, como un nativo más... Wow... 😍
We have a lot of accents in LATAM, but I can tell that the venezuelan guy has been abroad for a while, because our accent is not exactly like that. Nice channel 😊
I mean it depends on which state he lives in, many different accents in Venezuela
he speaks as if spanish was not his native language haha
yeah, i've also heard many venezuelan people and they defn not speak like that guy
@@ladryanmus I live in Venezuela, Caracas and some people has a stronger accent and other people talk just like the guy in the video, just depends
7:06 😂
"All of the spanish people I know... are like, spanish speaking people I know" - Emily 2022
hahaha
JAJAJAJA She's so funny
I think she was correcting herself. She meant to say Spanish speaking, not Spanish
“Hola bebe que más pues?” LMFAOAOAOAOAOOAOA que risa
Love how the Colombian was walking around and talking in a flirting type of way. Haha
I liked everyone’s voices! But in my opinion the one who i really loved was gabriel’s one! He had such a soft and cute voice. I would have chose him as first option, the colombian voice in second place and Venezuela the third! Greetings to spain! 🇪🇸🇪🇸
Even in just one country there are different accents, for example, Gabriel's accent is a Castilian accent but there are many more only in Spain and if we include Latin America they multiply by a hundred.
Thanks, as a South American I knew at the second he spoke he was from Spain, but couldn't get where he came from (only that he was NOT Andalusian). Thanks for telling he is a pure Castilian !!!
@@amiquigonzales7917 The Castilian accent is quite easy to identify as it is the accent in which almost all American films are dubbed in Spain. More exactly, it is the "castiza" (Madrid) version of the Castilian accent. I can confirm that Gabriel's accent is Castilian but I can't tell you exactly what region of Castile he is from because to identify it I need him to speak more because the differences are slighter.
Hispanidad. 🙏🙏🙏
I'm Venezuelan and in Venezuela even from city to city changes. For example, Central Region has around 4 "cities" (quoted 'cause aren't exactly cities, but u get the point), and they're similar in accents, but you can hear the differences. In every country happens the same, I think.
She is gorgeous
Gabriel has the typical accent of central Spain (region of Castile). He's probably from Madrid, Ávila, Segovia, Toledo, Salamanca...
Cada país latino tiene su encanto, en Venezuela nos ha caracterizado la alegría, Argentina es el país más cosmopolitan, Chile es el ejemplo a seguir, Colombia es un país tan divino como muchos de sus acentos.
THE SENSUAL POWER OF ACCENTS: Years ago, as a Canadian English language teacher in London, England, I lived in a house with 10-12 Spaniards (and 1 Dane); among them, they came from EVERY region of Spain, and they held a house party every Friday night, with mostly Spanish-speaking guests. One day, my friend - originally from Liverpool, but his accent in English was far more SSE (Southern Standard English) - visited the house. Because a couple of people spoke almost no English, and he had spent time living in Argentina, he switched to Spanish. I noticed, almost immediately, the girls became transfixed on him. His accent was so "authentic", they didn't believe he was English. As soon as he left, they all started talking about him, fanning themselves. My friend's looks are above-average, but because of the way he spoke (and NOT deliberately), these girls would've been putty in his hands. A year later, I was living in Edinburgh, as well as my (then) girlfriend, a Spaniard from the original house. She and I met with 4 of her female Spanish friends (NONE from the original house), at a bar. My friend came to join us for a couple of drinks. Again, all of the girls stopped their respective conversations to listen to him speak. As soon as he left, AGAIN, girls started fanning themselves, remarking how sexy he was; one confessed she wouldn't have been able to stay faithful to her boyfriend, had he asked her to leave with him. I was mystified, especially since he wouldn't have been regarded as a "chick magnet" in his native language and country. Later, I befriended an Argentinian girl online, and recounted this "phenomenon" to her. Did all Argentinians have this effect on Spaniards? She told me there was ONE particular accent - from Buenos Aires, in particular - that was very "popular" abroad. LESSON: For those of you wanting to learn Spanish, hoping it could lead to romantic adventures, you are best to try emulating the speech of BUENOS AIRES. Best of luck to you all!
For the argentinians that live ourside Buenos Aires, that accent is unbearable
First person ever to say Spanish accent is softer, they always tell us we are kinda rude xD
El español es el mejor ☺️ debe ser por su voz también
You know that translations are not right and there are meanings that have not been translated well😅For example at the beginning of the video the boy when he says "y las chicas lindas de mi país" it actually means "the beautiful girls of my country" has been translated to " the beautiful women like you"😅
Maybe the one who translate it is a non-native speaker of Spanish.
@@adrianwakeisland4710 It's a pretty basic phrase though to be fair
I´m from Venezuela, but I too find Colombian accent the hottest Spanish accent. I just melt whenever I heard a Colombian accent, maybe because my family from my dad´s side is Colombian, not sure lol
I’ve never heard anyone describe Dominican Spanish as beautiful 🤷🏻♂️
Probably because reggaeton.
Because most Spanish speakers from the mainland think we speak like in reggaeton songs and we don't, we sound like the mix of a Puerto Rican and a Venezuelan.
@@fidelangel4737 Thats exactly it, Dominican Spanish is actually very soft similar to the accent from Canarias but those not familiar with it think we speak like reguetoneros.
Dominican accent is not pretty at all. In general Caribbean accents are not necessarily beautiful.
@@raycuevas7577 no, it is because compared to south America and Mexico, the Dominican accent sounds rough, is not melodic and thick and loud.
Generalizando las variaciones de cada país mis favoritos son el Colombiano, Argentino y el de España. De México recato mucho el de Monterrey
"And the beautiful women like you" this man knows how to flirt ♥ definitely , among these boys he was the most "sedutor" 🇻🇪
True, my friend
Actually, he never said "and the beautiful women like you". He said "and the beautiful women of my country, too" xD
@@Laureano93 Just the lyrics , not just what they said in their native language
She seems cynical. If she was out with the girls, I'm sure she would be a cockblocker. The thought of trying to seduce her, is terrifying
@@Charl_es19 the subtitles in this channel usually have small translating mistakes. This is an example where he says the women of his country but was subtitled as women like you. They translated his body language with it maybe
Me siento orgullosa de Colombia
Understanding a language to some extent but can't speak it fluently is still an advantage than to not understand at all, at least you get to know what the people are saying and that's awesome! In my case, I understand spoken korean way more than I can speak, cause the grammar rule is so confusing to me, sometimes you feel weird like, oh I got what they're talking about but can I convey what I have in mind in Korean?
Also, if you use the wrong sentence ending it sounds awkward😭
I think that for a word to sound sexy it depends on the people in particular and the intention to provoke attraction with the voice, not so much on the accent or the country . Funny video , thanks
yeah, even us, chileans struggle with chilean 🤣
She is very honest.
So proud of my colombian buddy XD
omg what Emily’s Spanish is so good
Demasiado
In Latino America the countries with the hottest accents are Colombia and Argentina.
@Carlos Andrade Lo mejor es cuando no se les entiende nada, súper hot🔥
Argentinian "verseros" have their own style...
@Carlos Andrade 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Maria V Argentinos are basically the Italians of Latinoamerica lol
Argentina tiene un acento muy llamativo, independiente de la locación. Dicen que el colombiano, aunque aun no siento porque se escucha sexy el nuestro. Jajaja
Cómo colombiano, me gusta el argentino, mexicano y venezolano.
Every accent has it's own flavor and enchant, pero cada quien con su propio acento algunos como que hablamos cantando jeje
"Most Gabriels are from Spain"... I'm a Gabriel from Venezuela 😂😂😂
She’s so pretty
0:14 He didn't say "And the beatiful women like you" he said "And the beatiful women of my country too"
nice we got a venezuelan, one of friends is part venezuelan, and also i never get to hear the venezuelan accent that much in my normal life
That lad has a kind of mixed accent between various countries... I wouldn't say he represents that well
5:49 I am laughing at this, That's so funny.
Looking forward to seeing more videos with the Spanish boy 🥰
We needed an Argentinian one too! Their accent is so good
For what? sha!!! sha!!! Shano porfavor jajajaja
@@ericktwelve11 whyyyy? Are you from Brazil? Hahah
@@delfina00 yyyyyeah??? I'm from 🇧🇷
@Jokmuh relax I'm not from Brazil but thanks for exposing yourself
hahahahah so sorry Emily you were so uncomfortable with the closeness and being blindfolded hehehehe it was a fun episode, you handled this well :)
She was like 45° before they even entered the room. It would be uncomfortable for the guys too who were talking to her.
She was putting on a big play of hard-to-get. Possibly a bf, possibly that's just how she rolls.
We got to see a different Emily haha. I think it was easy for her since she understands a lot of Spanish even if she says she doesn't haha
You meant to say "jajaja" ? 😏😁
Oh it’s so awkward but she’s so pretty it makes up for it
The Spanish of Spain is to Spanish what the British is to English, the origin, the sexiest, the most correct, the most elegant, the best pronounced, the richest and the one that does not make mistakes. There is no comparison to be made. Besides, Spaniards are really good looking.
Most spanish speakers that aren't from Spain think the spanish accent is hilarious😅
Well, I'm latina and I can't stand their accent, i don't know why ahahah
@lulius Caesar Absolutely, I agree. To me Latin American Spanish sounds ‘cheap’ . Spain Spanish on the contrary sounds classy, elegant.
@@GwenKatt636 I can speak Spanish and can’t stand Latin American Spanish in almost all its variations.
@@su_sue_xuesueee6423 supongo que es la costumbre, como naciste allá estás acostumbrado a tu acento y así mismo le pasa a mucha gente
I already knew the Colombian guy would win even before the video started, I mean... they can curse me and I'll wet my pants 🥵
Emily looks so shy and cute in this video 😂😂
my favorite accent is venezuelan and then mexican but lately I also really like the Cuban one... The Colombian one is pretty but it's very marked for me and I like them a little softer
Omg thank you for liking the Cuban
My English husband loves Spanish women accent haha. England even made a song about it "Spanish ladies"
Nyah since they both have same Regim.
Both Monarchy 🇬🇧🇪🇸
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 or he just a womanizer
@@Anglo-Saxon_familie What xD
@@niako5995 womanizer mean a man likes women
So careful then when he goes to Benidorm
Spanish guy looks like a twilight vampire 😂
I'm pretty sure her immediately pointing out Gabriel not being spicy had nothing to do with him being spanish but a totally different reason 😂
Soy de Argentina y para mi el acento mas sexy es de Venezuela ♡
Aajaja no pensé que les gustará tanto nuestro acento
una prima que vive en Argentina me dijo que a las mujeres de allá les gusta como hablan los malandros caraqueños jaja.
@@enr555 jajajajajajaja me morí, me imagino a los malandros con el "epale chamita" y ellas enamoradas
de igual forma ese acento que aplica ese pana no es como tal el acento que nosotros tenemos, realmente parece un acento como de una persona que se la paso toda su infancia viendo comiquitas todas geis y se le pego ese mocho e acento como de caricatura
@@JRPN20 lo mismo pensé, es como muy forzado. Primeramente pq pronuncia mucho las "s"
Idk why, but I love Colombian people, i learn spanish to work in the future and to flirt with colombians maybe
Colombians are kinda hot
I love these types of videos hahaha. You should honestly do a non-native Spanish speaker who is fluent or of hi level Spanish and then get native speakers from countries with more diverse accents (bc Venezuelan and Colombian are very similar) and have the native speaker guess which country everyone is from.
Argentina/chile/Spain/el Salvador/Mexico/Cuba/Colombia/puerto Rico/ Dominican
Or just have them all sit and talk about their different slangs, they are all very distinct.
Don’t worry, we ALL struggle with Chilean accent, even Chileans 🤣. Joking aside, Spanish from Spain is the easiest and that Venezuelan guy had a very weird Venezuelan accent.
Right? I'm venezuelan and a wouldn't have guessed that dude was venezuelan
It's not uncommon, it's from Caracas or Maracay.
@@fatum8899 Para nada caraqueño, sonaba mas mexicano jajaja
@@jessicahernandez3090 Bueno tengo toda mi vida viviendo en ccs y aparte de lenguaje malandro o sifrino también podría decir q este chico viene de aquí, xq al menos yo si lo identifico, bien podría ser también de Maracay q es casi la misma vaina. No sé de dónde sacaste que mexicano, te fuiste muy lejos ajajajaja
@@fatum8899 Suena al "doblaje latino", o mas como el español neutro. Yo tambien soy de ccs.
Siendo sincero y con lo que eh escuchado más lo que me cuentan los acentos que más dominan en Europa son
-Argentino,Colombiano,Uruguayo,Venezolano pondría otros pero es que no se ando desactualizado realmente
I was waiting so much for an Argentinian speaker, because they are so easy to guess right after the Spanish Castellano!
I really like this girl attitude and the guys are all nice... good job, it's a very entertaining video!
The second guy definitely sounds like he’s from Spain. Like the way he pronounced facil was a giveaway.
“Every single one of them has beautiful women” ✨
DIOS MIO GABRIELLL, denme a un español
EDGAR DIOS MIO
💀
En Colombia tenemos varios acentos. El paisa, el rolo, el caleño, todos con sus jergas.
Igual que todos los países del mundo 🤦🏻♀️
Si ,pero en Colombia son completamente diferentes , esta
El san Andresano
Ena costa caribe
Guajiro , hya debe haber una variedad enorme
El Barranquilla
Santa Marta
Cartagena
Paísa
Medellin , eje cafetero
Santandereno
Bucaro
Tolimense y huilense
Llanero debe ser diferente de arauca , Casanare y villa Vicencio ,que más similar a del llanero venezolano.
Pastuso es muy similar al de ecuador
Caleño
Amazónico
Más lo que tienen cada grupo indígena dentro del territorio
En Bogotá la capital , está el rolo , el Cachaco
Todos son muy diferentes , el rolo es muy parecido al de los ticos , costa rica y el santandereano también , solo marcado por las S .
El tolimense se me hace parecido a un acento mexicano no se de qué región .
@@bolloalvapor6130 cada región de Colombia aparte de su acento tienen sus constantes y música
Costa , San Andrés y providencia
Música estilo jamaiquino e isleña creria
Guajira , Barranquilla , Valledupar ,
Vallenato, ( merengue , puya , paseo)
Cumbia , champeta
Más para santa Marta y cartagena .
El ritmo de papayera ,es una especie de cumbia .estos ritmos tiene mucha influencia africana
Medellin , ( Reguetón que se adoptó de República Dominicana y está asu vez de panamá, creería que está asu vez tomo algo de inspiración de la champeta, aunque dicen que es más ritmos tropicales inspirados en ritmos de usa ) la música de cuerda y trovas paisas ) estas últimas aplican en el eje cafetero .
Bogotá , más música de afuera , rock , electrónico , música clásica , rap cómo en más grandes ciudades
Nativas de Bogotá es un ritmo que se llama pasillo sino estoy mal
Tolima , capital musical de Colombia , música de cuerda , banbucos , pasillos raja leñas , la caña, la guabina , el torbellino estos son ritmos y danzas folclóricas , esto son ritmos muchos en los andes .
Cali , salsa , salsa choque ese inspirado en la salsa Rep dominca y cuba , creria que viene del mambo .
El pacifico tiene sus ritmos .
El joropo llanero , también la música ranchera o popular , villa Vicencio , tolima , el pueblo paisa
Manizales , ubicado en el eje cafeto, musica de paso doble .
Boyaca , la Carranga
Amazonas deben tener sus propios ritmos ancestrales y en otras regiones dónde hay comunidades indígenas,
Está una cumbia dicembrina , que es una music de banda orquesta
Más o menos así se confirma tanto los acento y la música , pueden haber muchos errores ,ya que es bajo mi percepción,
También cada región tiene sus tipos de comidas , y costumbres.
Una ves mas se demuestra la parla colombiana señores, feliz dia
Hii I'm Spanish 🇪🇸🇪🇸and I wanted to add that in Spain there are different accents on the peninsula, depending on where you live you speak one way or another, in addition to the fact that there are dialects (other types of languages; vasco, Catalan,gallego)..
Thanks for the videos I love them
Saludos desde España!!!!❤️🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
Yes, and there are different accents out of the peninsula too
I'm a Pacific islander and I can speak a bit Spanish, the foreign level of spanish. But the spanish accent native from central pyrenees and antarctica are my favorite accent or variety to follow. I keep praticing the central pyrenees accent spanish.
I'm from Colombia and what I liked the most was the Colombian guy that was ironic jsjsjs
Same
In Uruguay some years ago, in general the people didn’t know the accents from Cuba, Dominicana, Venezuela, Colombia y Ecuador.
En Venezuela también hay variedad de acentos como en otros países latinos, saludos!
Estan en la frontera
@@henrypereira6699 Que están en la frontera?
@@LucioGabriel7 frontera de estados unidos
@@henrypereira6699 Y quién está hablando de fronteras? 🤷🏻♂️
@@LucioGabriel7 yo
How did she not know what macaroni is? It's eaten all over the world including the UK
Right
@@Pikachu-ez1rm She knew, she was just acting it up
She was also focused on hearing Spanish so she wasn’t thinking in English. And especially since she knows many languages, it’s easier to confuse with other words
I still don't know what macaroni is, tbh
Love Emily. She's so cute and funny.
Aw, Gabriel sounded so gentle and polite, more sexy in my opinion!
For my the sexiest is Spanish’s for Spain
“I’ve never learned Spanish in my life” 🙄 lol
"you have better understanding than my students" HOW CAN I LEARN SPANISH WITH HIM? 😏😏😏😏
I was shocked, like "You have students!" I wanna be one😭😭😭😭
Emily is stunningly beautiful 😍
I love her personality ❤️💜
Ella dice ser inglesa,pero realmente suena muy estadounidense
0:55 ty for saying that our accent is beatiful😭😭💔💔
She’s so adorable
1:44 "Yo soy inglesa" sonó como si lo dijera una paisa jajaja
I would love to see you panic and fall off your chair 🪑 in another video Emily 😂! Very impressive that you understand multiple languages! Fun video!
Now we have to see a video of her speaking Portuguese, if it's with a Brazilian even better.
UP
For sure!
Verdade!
I thought I was the only British person that spoke Portuguese, I stand corrected it seems 🤣
@@RobertHeslop Emily is brazilian too, so i guess you really are the only british who speaks portuguese lol
OMG 😍 Love the video and all of the accents.. but since I’m Colombian of course I’m biased 🤪
Oh my lord the one with the blue sweater-like jacket on is SO FINE. A FINE MAN RIGHT THERE. Whew.
Soy de Venezuela pero debo admitir que el colombiano está 🔥🔥🔥 yo también lo hubiera puesto de primer lugar jajaja
4:50 " *cause most Gabriels are from Spain* "
HAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
She is running way from them.... if that chair had heels
biggest roast of the year
she understood all of Spanish and she was still not fluency ?
I can understand like hearing and reading Italian fluently but can’t speak or write it anymore so yah that’s a thing
and it’s fluent (:
You're not that "fluency" in English either
@@By.daniieel IK is fluent I meant to say she is good at speaking Spanish fool we're not talking 'bout me
@@Cassxowary the thing is she is fluent in listening not speaking or talking
As a dominican, i’m happy that you think our accent is pretty 😊
nací y crecí en Venezuela, y vengo a decir que el venezolano no parecía venezolano 😭
El venezolano cuando dijo Brasil sonó como español. Soy Venezolano y su acento aunque suena algo venezolano, se nota que está influenciado por acentos de otros lados
creo que va más por lo neutral...
El acento de los venezolanos y caribeños me derriten🤭 aunque el acento del último chico está menos marcado me parece.
Te gustan los acentos más feos xd
@@nicosan8656 ???
0:52
This is so relatable for all of spanish people
Emily definitely perks up and gets friendlier when boys are present. 😂
Que haga el experimento con un ñero colombiano, a ver si sigue pensando igual jajaja