AMERICAN REACTS Spain 10 Culture Shocks of Visiting Spain

[@idmagog688]

Éste debe ser el típico turista de sandalias con calcetines hasta las rodillas.😂

[@idmagog688]

Si tienes un reloj suizo, más vale que lo utilices, porque a los españoles, en su inmensa mayoría, nos gusta ser y que sean puntuales con nosotros; de lo contrario, sería una absoluta falta de respeto.

[@yurenamonroy1221]

In Spain they can understand you in English but if something makes it authentic it is that they love their culture. Maybe it would be better to learn Spanish because you are missing the language that determines hundreds of millions of people.

[@anacasanova7350]

No es cierto eso de llegar tarde eso es en Mexico........etcetcetc. en España tenemos reloj y lo usamos. Y llegamos a la hora excepto a la discoteca o a la playa. Es falso mañana, mañana. 🤔🤨

[@solidkaka]

Creo que se refiere mas a la actitud que solemos tener cuando estamos entre amigos o familia y solemos tomarnos mas el tiempo de forma un poco mas relativa. Donde llegar un poco tarde suele ser lo normal o el hecho de no tener prisa a la hora de tener que ir a otro lugar cuando estas es esas situaciones, lo cual les suele chocar bastante ya que ellos siempre van deprisa estresados y agobiados por hacer lo contrario.

[@mercedesmolinamartinez3920]

Ay por Dios! Este hombre esta acelerado , ufff,me altera 😂😂

[@danielasin9112]

Punctuality and organisation are very important values in Spain. Not sure what are you talking about and WHY.

[@pipercharms7374]

Personally I don’t think the language is shocking, you’re in a different country, people shouldn’t expect the majority of countries to speak English so I feel like that’s not a “shock” I feel like something that’s actually surprising is that Spain has other Spanish languages, for a long time I never realised this but when I found out I thought I should have looked into it more and I shouldn’t have assumed either since a lot of countries have more than just one language including the UK so I really should have looked into it more!

[@LuisRodriguez-xk1su]

The Spanish arrived in America about 200 years before the English. In much of the territory of today's United States, Spanish was spoken about 150 years before English. When in the US they celebrate Jamestown as the first European settlement they "forget" that at that time Spain had already founded, literally, more than THOUSAND cities, hospitals, universities, etc. In America. The famous "mustangs" are descendants of the horses that the Spanish brought to America in the 16th century. And the "cawboys" wear clothing, saddles, traditions copied from the Spanish who inhabited the West peacefully with the natives until the English arrived with their official policy of "the only good Indian is a dead Indian." In fact, the natives sent their children to schools, lived in buildings, dedicated themselves to agriculture and livestock until they were annihilated with the "conquest of the West" and although Hollywood lied and lies a lot, the truth is that they plundered the natives, they were genocided, displaced and imprisoned in concentration camps (reservations) denying them even the most basic civil rights, even denying them a US passport, until a few years ago. The only US states with "reserves" are those with a Spanish name: Montaña (with Ñ), Colorado, California, Texas, New Mexico, Florida, etc. Although later it is Hollywood, Netflix, HBO, National Geographic and the New York Times that call us Spaniards genocidal and slavers. When Spain abolished slavery several centuries before you, it allowed mixed marriages several centuries before the US, etc. etc All the Yankee universities, from Harvard to the most unknown, teach courses on "Latin American Colonies", it is difficult to lie more than two words. Spain did NOT have colonies, they were viceroyalties, general captaincies and provinces with subjects in equal conditions, rights and duties, in America, Africa, Asia and Europe, whether white, black, native or mestizo. But the genocidal and slaveholders are the... Spaniards... and the Yankee mass media say it... and repeat it a thousand times and a thousand more times, but reality and history is stubborn, it was the other way around. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKa8qZmOlrWAprc kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWSqonVviahpb9U Los españoles llegaron a América unos 200 años antes que los ingleses. En gran parte del territorio de los hoy EEUU se hablaba español unos 150 años antes que el inglés. Cuando en EEUU celebran Jamestown como primer asentamiento europeo "olvidan" que en esa época España ya había fundado, literalmente, más de MIL ciudades, hospitales, universidades, etc. en América. Los famosos "mustang" son descendientes de los caballos que los españoles llevaron a América en el XVI. Y los "cawboys" usan vestimenta, montura, tradiciones copiadas de los españoles que habitaban, pacíficamente, el Oeste con los nativos hasta que llegaron los ingleses con su política oficial de "el único indio bueno es el indio muerto". De hecho los nativos enviaban a sus hijos a las escuelas, vivían en edificios, se dedicaban a la agricultura y ganadería hasta que los aniquilaron con la "conquista del Oeste" y aunque Hollywood mintío y miente mucho lo cierto es que expoliaron a los nativos, los genocidiaron, los desplazaron y los encerraron en campos de concentración (reservas) negándoles incluso los derechos civilies más básicos, incluso negándoles pasaporte EEUU, hasta hace pocos años. Los únicos estados de EEUU con "reservas" son los que tienen nombre español: Montaña (con Ñ), Colorado, California, Tejas, Nuevo México, Florida, etc. Aunque luego sean Hollywood, Netflix, HBO, National Geographic y New York Times los que nos llamen genocidas y esclavistas a los españoles. Cuando España abolió la esclavitud varios siglos antes que Uds. permitió los matrimonios mixtos varios siglos antes que EEUU, etc. etc. Todas las universidades yankis, de Harvard a la más desconocida, dictan cursos de "Colonias Latinoamericanas", es difícil mentir más con dos palabras. España NO tuvo colonias, eran virreinatos, capitanías generales y provincias con súbditos en iguales condiciones, derechos y deberes, en América, África, Asia y Europa, fueran blancos, negros, nativos o mestizos. Pero los genocidas y esclavistas son los ... españoles ... y lo dicen medios masivos yankis ... y lo repiten mil veces y mil veces más, pero la realidad y la historia es tozuda, fue al revés. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKa8qZmOlrWAprc kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWSqonVviahpb9U

[@pipercharms7374]

@@LuisRodriguez-xk1su While I thank you for more info, I haven't looked into this too much but I will eventually, I have to wonder how this relates to my comment about me being surpised that Spain has multiple languages? I'm not American so I never looked into Spanish and US relations in regards to history that much.

[@LuisRodriguez-xk1su]

@@pipercharms7374 Spain (and Europe) have a very different and much older history than America (discovered and civilized by Spain, by the way). Spain arrived in America 200 years before the English, at that time Spain was the greatest power: cultural, military, naval, scientific, etc. That is why she discovers 60% of the planet's territories and seas. In much of today's US, Spanish was spoken 150 years before English. And the conquest of the West (far west) is a Hollywood hoax, when the "Americans" arrive, the Spaniards had already been living peacefully with the natives for decades, they sent their children to school, spoke Spanish, etc. In fact, there are only natives in the US in the states with a Spanish name (which were Spain): Montaña (with Ñ), Colorado, California, New Mexico, Florida, etc. You celebrate Jamestown as the first European settlement in America but you "forget" that on that date Spain had already founded, literally, more than THOUSAND cities, universities, hospitals, etc. In America. Spain has great differences in climate, orography, people, customs, etc. a few kilometers away. Current (peninsular) Spain has about 500,000 km2 but is divided into 17 regions (autonomies) each with its customs, traditions, etc. and although geographically close with notable singularities. In the north: Galicia, Asturias, Cantabria, the Basque Country and Catalonia, in the center: León and Castile in the east (Mediterranean): Levante, Murcia, Andalusia inside: castilla la mancha in the south: Extremadura, Andalusia and there are still two small territories in North Africa: Ceuta and Melilla and the archipelagos: the Balearic and Canary Islands.

[@pipercharms7374]

@@LuisRodriguez-xk1su I don’t celebrate Jamestown as the first European settlement… I’m British not American, we don’t talk much about our ancestors going over to the US, it’s not a thing we talk about or give much thought too. I can bet the majority of Brits who are not super interested in history won’t even be know what’s Jamestown is? And again not sure how this has anything to do with my previos comment? I am in fact very interested in Spain and currently trying to learn the language, the main language Castilian though I am still only a beginner. When I first started learning Spanish that’s when I realised there where multiple Spanish languages which interested me.

[@taranvainas]

What you see at 4:36 and ask what it is, is "City of Arts and Sciences" in Valencia.

[@pipercharms7374]

Tapas can be little food that you get for free with a drink it doesn’t always mean that! Tapas is also what you share with other people so they a normal 1 serving so don’t order multiple tapas thinking your going to get multiple small portion of food, ask how big the portion size is first which can be done by gestures or something basic like, name of food grande? Which means large and they got my meaning while I was in Spain so yeah, ask first, though usually ración/tapas will be a 1 serving meal

[@frgv4060]

What triggers a bull? A fool! that dares to confront it 😂

[@marazul1660]

Si vas a comprar comida,pescado ,carne pollo etc....aquí sabemos que es por kilo, si el kilo es a 10 euros, 8 kilos son 80, el no ha entendido el concepto, además si eres turista debes de huir de los restaurantes mas cercanos al centro de cualquier ciudad, si quieres comer bien y a un precio razonable, siempre ve a bares o restaurantes un poquito mas alejados de las calles principales, en cualquier pueblo o bar de España se come de vicio.....también se ha olvidado de comentar la seguridad que ofrece España, puedes salir a cualquier hora en la noche que no tienes que mirar di te están siguendo.....te mando un saludo desde Galicia, España 😊

[@josemiguelmunoz6985]

The thing you see at 6:20 is a roasted suckling pig ham. It is realy delicious.

[@rapzell6916]

React to burleigh heads in gold coast please

[@encarnatudela3384]

this man don't know what is he's talking about

[@encarnatudela3384]

dosen't

[@AmapolaBrillit]

No me entero de nada jajaja. Yo no hablo ingles

[@edbardof7941]

Te lo resumo: el tipo de la calva ha pasado cuatro días en Madrid y en Barcelona y se cree que lo sabe todo sobre España, mientras el de la gorra le sigue el rollo y hace como que se sorprende o le interesa.

[@gaiahappy]

Pon los subtitulos

[@lobavulcana]

Many Spaniards are gradually more against bullfighting. Many, like me, think is cruel to the most beautiful beast, the bull. Yes the art is amazing but not at that coasr

[@pmato980]

La tauramaquia es tradicion y arte

[@LuisRodriguez-xk1su]

Será Ud, a mí no me gustan pero no estoy en contra de esa tradición. Es curioso como la gente se "sensibiliza" con animales pero considera el aborto un "derecho", el mayor genocidio de la historia, sobre el ser más indefenso e INOCENTE, asesinado con premeditación y alevosía dicen que es un "derecho", el mundo al revés.

[@nikita.9]

​@@pmato980la tauromaquia es un negocio ! Desde hace muchoooo. Dejese de arte y cultura.

[@nikita.9]

@@LuisRodriguez-xk1su Vuelva ala cueva.

[@franciscomorenoesteban9727]

Arte para tarados, cagondios¡¡¡@@pmato980