Korean Teens meet Beautiful Mexican Girl For the First Time!

[@cmm4449]

Thanks Helena for beautifully representing the kindness and friendliness of Mexico.

[@jonathanreiher5851]

🤣 Mexicans only are kind with people who are not mexicans, I tell u I live in mexico and they are mean asfvck with their own people

[@smokkeyd6]

this was so chill and loved how well this lady represented us Mexicans :) kind and warm. gracias !

[@felmegas4427]

Señora?

[@EnLasSombras97]

Fue muy tranquila eh ilarante tu respuesta,. Te tu sugiero ya usar gafas..

[@Darkah]

@@felmegas4427lady puede significar señorita

[@liliparedesp]

LOVE HER, she speaks such good Spanish, and the counting too!!!!!

[@SarahLynn-h6s]

es mexicana, esperabas que hablara mal español?

[@terasgipas2488]

@@SarahLynn-h6s Esta hablando de la joven coreana que conto hasta 18 su edad... de verdad como hay gente despistada que solo vomita lo primero que piensa. Con ganas de darte un sape a lo mexicano. 🤣

[@SarahLynn-h6s]

​@@terasgipas2488 Jajaja ay si señora, está bien, deje de enojarse por comentarios de YT o le va a dar algo.

[@zappers8027]

@@SarahLynn-h6s Ya sientate Sarah

[@DiscoSamurai]

South Korea, we love you very much. Sincerely, Mexico.

[@Lignitox]

It surprise me that she never met a korean who speaks spanish in korea, im actually in korea and I met a lot who speak spanish, I like this videos of my country haha

[@Helenakeynes]

What I meant was that I didn’t know that Spanish was taught as second language at schools in Korea that’s why I was surprised 🥰

[@LiliaRosalesx]

I was also surprised because I thought they would choose English or an Asian language as a second language.

[@debb7]

it’s so nice seeing videos like this

[@josemorales4884]

Yeah I like seeing Koreans finally understanding Mexico better and not that Netflix stereotype haha

[@alpaz7634]

Different Cultures respecting each other and loving each other unique differences and diversity.👍🏽

[@jaasielmejia7331]

I'm Mexican and i love this video. Me encanta cuándo conocemos otras culturas y disfrutan de ello

[@cyberpunked2077]

The liquor store and laundry mat down my street is owned by Koreans and they speak spanish and even listen to Mexican music. It's pretty cool actually. They also learned the language in school in Korea.

[@mattzukowski1207]

Monday I go to Mexico. I fly into Cancun, Quintana Roo and take the new Tran Maya to Merida, Yucatan, then Valladolid, Yucatan, then Campeche, Campeche. We are chiefly there to celebrate The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe December 12th which we believe we'll be in Campeche at this time. In the interior we're focusing on the turkey based foods but in Campeche I'm excited to try baby shark. My favorite dish always is ceviche with squid and octopus.

[@josemorales4884]

enjoy bro, get real Mexican tacos de lengua, bistec, much much more bro. Hope you have fun

[@Zefiel99]

Definitely ask for Pan de Cazón when in Campeche and Yucatán, I don't know if baby but it's definitely shark

[@mattzukowski1207]

@@Zefiel99 Will do. Outside Seattle the ONLY fish I was able to catch as a kid was dog fish and we never really knew what to do with it.

[@mattzukowski1207]

@@josemorales4884 On my list. I've heard of this and explained to my son tacos are much more tasty when they can taste you too. He's very afraid.

[@alpaz7634]

@mattzukowski1207 “When they can tase u” 🤣🤣😂😂 Actually tacos are more tasty in the original recipe or place of origin. Specifically because they are organic and fresh not frozen ingredients from like over a week old.

[@adinah6841]

cinco de mayo is the battle of Puebla, but in Mexico we do not celebrate it... the US uses that date to celebrate "Mexican Independence" which is incorrect, and they use it to sell alcohol

[@elijahvalencia5825]

En Mexico es el Nov.20, dia de la revolucion

[@oscarolvera9069]

@@elijahvalencia5825 Khe?

[@oscarolvera9069]

Americanos creen que es el dia de la independencia mexicana, pero el gobierno de USA no lo escogio por eso, supuestamente celebran la cultura latina lo cual sigue estando mal porque el dia es pseudo mexicano tomando margaritas y en taco bell, es un dia muy random

[@iluvBeer95]

@@elijahvalencia58255 de mayo - batalla de Puebla 15/16 Grito de Dolores e inicio de la independencia 20 de Noviembre Revolución Mexicana Son diferentes fechas y diferentes eventos :v

[@elijahvalencia5825]

@@iluvBeer95 5 de mayo no se celebra en todo mexico, creo nomas puebla. Nov 20, el dia de la revolucion si. Es a lo que referia

[@wolong404]

Mexicans are very friendly , beautiful and best of friends . I as an Asian lived for 2 years there and never felt bored - actually I had forgotten my home in Asian :p

[@Makitofrr]

awb que sí

[@cranesinthasky]

q chido q entendieron las dos culturas!!!

[@crystalcampos5225]

Hanui and minkyu are so cute, love that they were always excited, appreciated the culture and are very expressive.

[@TomZanz]

I'm actually in Mexico for Christmas and a few days ago there was a piñata and we watched a bunch of people perform in front of us

[@jeffrey88888]

The camera guy got birria tacos and quesadilla mixed up

[@choidarks]

Lol i saw that too

[@mewmew5143]

Quesabirria 😋

[@raquelizaguirre1704]

Felicidades!!!! Helena. Y Gracias por compartir con los chicos y explicarles un poco de México

[@Alex-sv2my]

As an a Mexican that never be able to do this dance I feel so amazed how the girl learn it so fast i keep trying my best lol

[@gerardoaguilarortiz7969]

Quítale el primer “an” wey, nos vas a dejar como indios que no saben inglés

[@luvwith_vivi]

giggle POSTED AGAINNN ❤️

[@xoplanninglovexo432]

I love watching these 🩵 my three babies are half Korean and half Mexican 🫶🏼

[@cyberpunked2077]

Korea/Mexican fusion food is heaven. There's a restaurant down the block owned by a Korean/Mex couple that is based on Korean/Mex food. It's the best of both worlds.

[@AslanKyoya1776]

I actually grew up in a town in California where Mexicans and Koreans were the 2 dominant ethnic groups. I was surrounded by a lot of delicious food and I love spicy food because of it.

[@hani04baram16]

I really love mexico!!♥️🇲🇽 It was such a wonderful experience for me to learn all those things!!!!! Mexican food is amazing and I really liked the dance!! Maybe I should teach the dance to my friends..!

[@Super-photography]

Te amo mucho Korea 🇰🇷🇲🇽🫶🏼🫶🏼🩷

[@cayetanocabrera2684]

Que padre que dos culturas tan diferentes se conozcan y formemos lazos de amistad

[@JesusPerez-nk3jh]

Gracias por representar muy bien a México de una manera adorable !!! Bendiciones!!! 🤗

[@omarhernandez9148]

El 5 de mayo es la batalla de puebla, y no se celebra en todo Mexico pero si en Puebla... Y la razón por la que se celebra en USA es porque gracias a que Mexico derrotó a los Franceses estos no llegarón hasta USA... Pero es cierto de que hoy en dia los gringos piensan que es la independencia de Mexico

[@Funny-videos89-x1k]

Exactamente USA no podía enfrentar a los franceses ya que estos estaban en una guerra civil

[@isaacdarioramirez]

Yo me imagino que si sabe que es la batalla de puebla, lo que no sabe es porque no se festeja en Mexico.

[@selena8279]

La forma en que Helena nos representa me encanta

[@MichaelTatum-k7w]

I'm half Mexican but live by the border. I feel I'm more Mexican than my white half. Awesome thing is my wife is 100% and she can cook oh Lord can she cook. I encourage everyone to try Mexican and Texas food. You would move here lol.

[@isaacdarioramirez]

Mexican food is awesome.

[@nyc_girl-kz1le]

5 de Mayo was originally celebrated in the U.S. because during La Batalla de Puebla, Mexico fought against the French, who were in their second attempt of invading Mexico. During this period, the then President of Mexico asked for help from Abraham Lincoln, since they were good friends because they were both liberals. The U.S. and Mexico fought off the French, stopping them from invading the U.S. (French people’s original plan). Sad thing is that in the U.S. they don’t teach that at school and they think it’s our Independence Day, which is actually September 16th.

[@omarhernandez9148]

I'm from Cd. Juarez Chihuahua Mexico, place where the burritos were invented and we definitely do not put rice and absolutely do not put lettuce, that type of burritos are tex-mex (americanized)

[@nyc_girl-kz1le]

Fr I was surprised when they said it usually had rice lmao. I only know scrambled egg and bean burritos my mom used to pack me for lunch and sometimes the ones with meat and beans like the Escuadrón Montados 😋, although those are more like quesadillas for me

[@Cabroninfeliz]

Yes in Juárez we put guisado de rojo, verde, chicharron, winnie, and we put frijolitos (beans) some times on them

[@MiaChavez-kl9jl]

Well. For example. I am from Sonora. Where usually we eat Burros percherones (Burros de carne de asada). We also don’t put rice on it. Only meat, avocado, cheese cream and small pieces of tomato. They are other options, but rice is not an option. 😅 I agree that Burritos with rice is an Tex-mex idea.

[@cloudismasmrssister5693]

They mixed the birria tacos and the quesadillas 😭😭😭

[@Gamaliel238]

the famous "Quesabirria" 😌

[@cloudismasmrssister5693]

@ u right 😍😍

[@oliverlopezescudero3020]

​@@Gamaliel238a quesabirria Indeed.

[@JackKeph716]

It's shocking how proper the Korean girl's English is. Like it's better than 50% of Americans for sure and she's only 18?

[@samirhajj6017]

They’re all so cute! I love this videos! Todos son muy tiernos! Me encantan estos videos! 너무 귀여워요! 이 비디오들 좋아해요! Me gustaría visitar los dos países, abrazos desde Brasil 🇧🇷🇲🇽🇰🇷

[@Noname-vq8ex]

Cuando gustes eres bienvenido a México 🇲🇽😊

[@babopenguin]

I love this so much! Great job guys! You're ready for the carne asada!

[@jamiek1714]

Viva Mexico! From Korea.

[@gabyh4276]

Soy mexicana, se te olvida los reyes magos, el 12 de dic. Día de muertos, el día de la madre, la candelaria. Por esto hacemos fiestas.

[@hectoralarconhabif2590]

Ah, si lo menciono, dijo algo de la Navidad y Kings' Day (Dia de Reyes). Saludos.

[@elizabethvf095]

Nunca crei ver 2 Coreanos bailar "payaso del rodeo", me encanta 😂❤❤

[@imagenesypalabras1]

I like this kind of culture meeting

[@tjsam805]

did not know they learned Spanish like that in Korea. blow my mind with that facts😮

[@CarlosGarcia-jo2lm]

This is the closest thing to world peace I’ve ever seen. My heart is so warm and happy.

[@Kurisuthian]

even thou mexico can be translated as the center of the moon, the real meaning is " el ombligo de la luna " which translate to " the belly button of the moon "

[@JPO1184]

That Mexican woman is my absolute dream girl! Perfect in beauty and in personality! I love her so much!

[@ALEXTURNER_WIFE]

I’ve been to many Mexican parties with my dad and they get LIT…and we do this exact dance and it’s so much fun❤ 7:41

[@Emma-v1g]

Where I’m from in Mexico the dance is called “caballo dorado “ or golden horse in English

[@MsFaries101]

The info for Cinco de mayo was slightly incorrect. Not all of mexco celebrates the day. just the one state in which the battle happened, which is my dad's home state Puebla mexico.

[@greatestever8269]

I had a korean girlfriend in texas and when she tried Birria tacos for the first time she couldnt believe how good they were, she over did it with the consome though LMAO

[@amorecullen]

She is beautiful! But I think her beauty aligns more with Korean standards-of course, she's stunning in Mexico too, but she resembles a Korean idol more than a Mexican one.

[@BrianUchiha1]

There is a lot of Mexicans with lower/slanted eyes thanks to our native roots.

[@oliverlopezescudero3020]

​@@BrianUchiha1yep, that's why when i went to Canadá the thought i was from philipines, and i'm the only one in My family with asian kind shaped eyes but with double eyelid

[@rhrh3853]

I went to S. Korea many years ago. I went with friends to a dep. store and I had questions in english but my friiends did not speak korean just english. So we were stuck and getting ready to leave when I made a comment is spanish, Guess what the korean ladies spoke spanish. It was great to be understood. Loved my time in S. Korea.

[@JasonMontiel-u4b]

She did good representing us Mexicans🫡💯

[@joeydarkstar9873]

She’s pretty I wanna meet one one day Greetings from Los Angeles 🤙🏾

[@jennacat13]

I’ve never been to South Korea but their people seem fun.🎉

[@nathimix]

I like how they mixed up the birria and quesadilla when they zoomed in

[@lemonjuice6715]

you switched pictures when showing quesadillas and the birria tacos 😔💔🙏🏻

[@ElizabethO-m2p]

I cook too and all good Mexican girls are taught to cook by their moms. 🥘

[@ElJosher]

This video is so wholesome

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

Mexico has the best soda on the planet

[@hilvill13]

Mejor toma agua es más saludable

[@rogelioaguas2322]

Tonicol for example.

[@isaacdarioramirez]

@@hilvill13 Nadie dijo que la soda sea saludable... no seas apretado amigo.

[@LaMgtx]

5 de Mayo is a holiday from the state of Puabla, MX. I grew up in Puebla but I was born in the US. The date is significant because it was when Mexico won a battle/war against France, who at the time was far more powerful. France invaded Mexico and they were throttled in Puebla. Not a significant date compared to Mexico's Independence date but it is a holiday in Mexico, mainly in Puebla and the Eastern coast.

[@me-wi1dl]

You should do a Mexican from the ranch and a Mexican from the city. In the city they often dance cumbia while in the ranch is more or norteñas, zapateado. Many differences.

[@marianopatino939]

Cinco de mayo (5th of may) is celebrated in the US a lot but rarely in Mexico. The story behind it is that a small town in Mexico named Puebla fought off the French army. The town defended themselves with their own weapons. It is seen like a great battle because the people who defended the town of Puebla were all local, farmers, fathers, and some ex-military. They were outnumbered heavily but still fought to not give up their land. And against all odds the towns people won and the French retreated from the town. A huge upset during the time since the French had superior technology and weaponry. Do not confuse this as the end of the revolutionary war, it was just a battle, an important one since it was a big moral blow to the French, but it wasn't Independence Day or the end of the revolution.

[@Bakuudan]

Que contara del 1 al 18 me hizo darle like al video, muy interesante, gracias

[@fernandag.torresduran5191]

Why doesn't anyone say that cilantro isn't eaten like that? If that was cilantro, it's finely chopped, you never find it whole like that... In any case, what she gave them was papalo and that is eaten whole with tacos and quesadillas and it's usually in a jar with water for you to grab while you eat, but cilantro is never eaten like that...

[@Helenakeynes]

I said about the cilantro never being served like that and explained to them but I think it was cut out from the video 🥹

[@elspink]

The Korean girl is gorgeous 😍😍😍😍

[@elcoporo9523]

That girl don´t know how to dance Payaso de Rodeo XD hahahaha

[@jaxko2335]

Que bonito ❤❤❤놀라운 ♥️♥️

[@PuertoRock_PfknR]

Wow why are the Koreans so nice??!!!😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@MyIcker]

México Loves Korea ❤

[@ayudAang239]

well the rodeo clown dance is more a US dance because is country music that comes from the US, in mexico that kind of music we call it musica de cajón (drawer music) because is music that you know that if you play it then everybody is going to dance it, is like if in korea somebody suddenly plays the gangnam style song

[@kayla-ze7gb]

Mexican food, its just bomb....!!!!! 💚💚🤍🤍❤❤

[@indicacesar]

she was wrong about may 5 or cinco de mayo. it represents the day mexico defeated france in puebla . and yes its celebrated in mexico and mostly in texas.

[@zackvaldes6334]

No no no no....😂 what???? don't say that fucking payaso del rodeo is a Mexican nacional anthem 😅😅😅 .... but i had to admit that in every party there are people dancing it.... Edit: fucking chop chop chop that cilantro and mix it with onion😂😂😂😂 don't eat it in one piece hahaha

[@sammjaisais7135]

Me confundio como Helena hablaba de las quesadillas hasta que recordé que es de CdMx 😂😂😂

[@10002eric]

They confused the birria tacos and quesadilla haha

[@louisplay7543]

Well, May 5th is celebrated in the United States 🇺🇲 because on that date there was a battle in Mexico🇲🇽 against France🇨🇵, when the United States 🇺🇲was weakened and the French saw a perfect option to conquer Mexico🇲🇽 and then conquer the United States🇺🇲, but in that war Mexico🇲🇽 defeated France and with that they would prevent France 🇨🇵from trying to invade the United States. That is why May 5th is celebrated more in the United States than in Mexico because thanks to Mexico the United States was not invaded.

[@outdoorlifemaine6691]

12:11 love it

[@slaychild1]

Cinco de Mayo (pronounced [ˈsiŋko ðe ˈmaʝo] in Mexico, Spanish for "Fifth of May") is an annual celebration held on May 5 to celebrate Mexico's victory over the Second French Empire at the Battle of Puebla in 1862,

[@pbay7525]

Girl bye 😂 Cinco de Mayo celebrated in Mexico too 😅 just here same as there any excuse to make a party. (side note) Lots of Pueblanos made that possible 😂

[@javiervillanueva1674]

Estan listos los amigos Koreanos para la fiesta 😂😂

[@dubMittelJ]

It all starts when the guy with the trench coat offers you tacos, and he has like 50 salsas with him. And any flavor you got, mexico has already experimented with it. And if you bring us a new one... we'll be grateful, and turn it into one of our flavors. Your flavors are belong to us.

[@sestrume]

Se le nota el barrio a esta chica, estuvo bueno😆

[@violetavillarreal6782]

Hello! Just an historic appointment: May the 5th is when General Ignacio Zaragoza and Porfirio Díaz defeated French Army in 1862. French army was the most powerful at that time. In the end, they managed to impose a European emperor on us, who was not bad, but he was not Mexican (Maximiliano de Habsburgo). But US people usually mistake this date with the Independence Day, which is in September 16. Another curiosity: We are the only Hispanoamerican country that actually celebrates the BEGINNING of the Independence W4R, while all other countries celebrates the END of theirs.

[@LuisFernando-dr1bw]

She's wron 5 de mayo it's a big celebration in the state of puebla it conmemorates the México and france war wich mexico won and its a big day

[@Jorgeluis-qp5ov]

Muy guapa ;) saludos desde Tijuana México 🇲🇽

[@walkerslayer0150]

Mexican girl, you chose the whitest/asian looking mexican you could find, but she is beautiful.

[@elcaldorisovat4028]

gracias por no poner subtítulos en español :) y si ingles como en todo Mexico se habla ingles ,(- _ - ¨)bro

[@lizbethmedranosanchez7551]

el cilantrooooooo aaaaaah, en general a los coreanos les sabe a jabón o solo a algunos?

[@mkf8985]

es un gen muy común y parece ser muy prominente en corea jaja pero yo sí he conocido coreanos a los q les gusta o se acostumbran al sabor!

[@oscarexcan]

No, 5 de Mayo DO is an important date, since that’s when the Puebla Battle against France happened and Mexico defeated them, stopping from invading, but yes. It’s not THAT big like Independence Day to make a big celebration every year from it, it’s important, it’s something marked at our calendar, and yes, certainly at Puebla state they celebrate it a little bit more than at the rest of the country, at schools they usually make some ceremony, or have something like speeches, homework related to that, etc., BUT that’s it, now, at the USA they made of it a big thing, and that has made to think many people there that 5 dd Mayo is our Independence Day… of course not. I have a theory about the reason they made of it such a big thing: France had the intention not just from invading Mexico, but once they would have done it, they wanted to take advantage of already having the control of the land at the south of the USA, that was at that moment at their civil war, therefore: VERY vulnerable for an invasion, so the fact that Mexico stopped France, saved them from an imminent invasion, so yes, that became a big thing for them because that saved them at that very vulnerable moment!

[@lilboysavege3630]

Man they should have added the greatest Mexican boxer

[@Appziri]

El chico trae peinado de Peso Pluma 😂

[@skdg8690]

Jeje he have two left foot 😅.. me too 😢.. 🤟 ❤ koreans

[@FridaCendejas]

Así no es el payaso del rodeó ósea si pero no nomás es caminar también es dar briquitos por ejemplo es izquierda y derecha y luego para atrás y después tres brinquitos para delante y ps así 😊

[@CheechElMexicano]

Helena esta Bella 😍

[@KingSalaman]

Cinco de Mayo has ro do with la batalla de puebla

[@dannymin2826]

Amiga se pica el cilantro weeeeeeeee

[@ViktorMarkez]

how dare you to put rice in a burrito? only USA do that 😭(Before anyone come here to say "burritos aren't mexican", sorry but yeah, they are from chihuahua, not tex-mex 😑)

[@manumachado5023]

Bro. What about "Montados" in Chihuahua, Mexico. Flour tortilla, asadero cheese, beans, asada beef, cucumbers, cilantro, onions and spicy sauce but don't worry they don't put rice in it. 😂 Greetings.

[@ViktorMarkez]

@manumachado5023 I love montados, its like a taco in steroids 🤤🤤 also, they arent only with asada, they can be made of pastor, chicharrón, asado rojo, and any other guiso you could put in a burrito 🤤

[@superregio2006]

Pues la mexicana se ve simpática

[@JG-vw8vq]

The interchanging of cultures was really nice, but you have to get some real tacos or else it’s not even Mexican food.😅

[@KiithaScheklerMuller]

Osea , si muy cute y linda, pero los burritos de forma original NO LLEVAN ARROZ.... entiendo que es lo que puede encontrar allá, pero la neta si deberian dejar claro que mucho son variaciones agringadas.

[@RevovandoCasaYJardín]

We celebraste May 5th because its the Day that mexicans won the war VS the french army

[@itzelmdo8082]

Reconocí a Helena de otro video ❤

[@tikoo1513]

AHHH IM EARLY

[@armandoespinosa4226]

Finally, the korean Peso Pluma.