Latin Asians

[@MrOizo]

He's Fluent in English, Spanish and Korean - that's 3 times the chances you'll get hired, 3 languages that connect you to three cultures and customers ETC. You have a bright future ahead of you!

[@v1r1d15n5]

Hear What You See true! Thats what happens to me when I say that I speak Spanish and German too 😂😂😂 Its really funny!

[@hectorabcdefg9076]

Oscar Castillo not here where i live. U have to be mormon to go places

[@mrsaldama]

Im Korean raised in Los Angeles, and I speak 3 languages too. It's great and I want to learn a 4th language

[@MrOizo]

It's every businesses wet dream. The world is big, lots of companies will value more than basic english.

[@cindyknows9220]

Nolvora come to california! youre missing out!

[@xThinkinqofYou]

I'm Filipino and Peruvian. People in the U.S. always assume I'm only Filipino but once I speak Spanish, they get confused haha

[@tbpusa]

Thanks fror sharing that xThinkinqofYou! :)

[@kjnd7394]

Ayeee me too

[@toshiharukobayashi6467]

they get confused abt a lot of things eg: that Bali IS NOT part of Indonesia😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆QUE HOROR!!!

[@MPIO2023]

xThinkinqofYou Filipinos used to speak Spanish, too.

[@cleofe5229]

Miguel Peralta some still speaking in zamboanga ordinario spanish

[@ek7404]

Korean on my dad’s side, Mexican on my mom’s side. Double the rice 🇰🇷 🇲🇽 🇺🇸

[@Mrmusha53]

Both Asian

[@chachachong82]

Nice

[@yo_yo_master99]

I’m Korean Cuban 🇨🇺 🇰🇷

[@Becky_Cal]

Love that ❤️

[@Becky_Cal]

@@Mrmusha53 Mexicans are not Asian....they are Mestizo. Research it so you can understand what that means. We are multiracial.

[@mayas.6171]

Brazil has the largest japanese population in Latin America.

[@misskai8158]

Even more, Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan, in the world!

[@Kawayoporu]

Why can't the Japanese be the largest in the United States outside Japan, because Japanese really love American culture on TV, American movies and English heard in anime, I don't see any popularity of brazilian culture in Japanese mass media and brazil is not an English country that it doesn't make any sense and so many Japanese largely learn English, right? Because America is the first to have the Japanese after the philipines and, before brazil, but since I love the Japanese people thinking there are more in the English speaking countries for a lot of them learning English and move to English countries, but Australia is the closest English country to Japan and I don't know why this didn't get millions so maybe this one should have millions in Australia today of this era, since it's too much money to go to another world of far away English countries like the United States and I"m not sure why Canada didn't get many Japanese and North America should be the largest Japanese ethnic strong presence in the world today of this era, not in latin america and even though peru almost has the largest, but has thousands, but I wouldn't mind there is a large strong ethnic presence majority of Chinese or Koreans in brazil if happened, but the Chinese were in brazil for 200 years and it should have millions by now, right? It's a similar connection how italy has way more anime shows dubbed in italian mass media outside Japan same it's not fair to me that anime shows is not the largest in the English mass media outside Japan, even though there are thousands of Japanese in the west European countries, but no info of the numbers of them in east European countries, but I'm sad my heritage ancestry country don't show any numbers of the Japanese immigrants in Poland, but there are 3 millions of Polish living in brazil, but there are more Polish in the United States like 10 millions of them and secondly I was jealous of brazil for having more Japanese people then in North America and jealous of Italy having more anime dubbed when they are not part of the English world, I wish both cases happened in Poland like the Japanese population and the anime dubbing are both the largest instead italy's mass media and brazil's immigration happened on this world and I want to see more Japanese speak Polish then portuguese and more anime dubbed in Polish then italy, well, I do more think there should been more Japanese immigrants that always learn English as the second language only and more English dubbed anime in the entire English speaking world, not Italian on anime and not brazilian portuguese on the Japanese people, because italy and brazil is not a 6th or 7th countries as English speaking worlds after the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand! For the reason I said about Poland is that the flags are both red and white do you know that? Well, I know Canada, I live in Canada that it's flag is red and white, but the US and England flags all have blue with red and white, but brazil is like bla, the flag has like a grassy green background, yellow diamond shaped like it looks like a boring baseball field with a blue odd circle with outer space stars and on the white that it's like a white paper strip have words on them that I can't even read what it said at first unlike other countries, it seems so far I only seen a brazil flag has a non-English title on it is the only flag that has words on it in the world, but when I said boring baseball I know it was a soccer which boring for me as well, but I hate how I once saw back in 2012 I think I saw a Japan flag has the stars on the sun and a paper stripe too with a none-English words on it which is unbelievable, but it seems to be it's gone now and I hate it that I seen it at first sight, I want to see a mixed Poland and Japan flag together, but when I seen the crossed flags I seen the Poland and Japan flag matched together, but brazil with Japan is not, cus both are completely different colours, I have want to see a korea flag with brazil stars and a paper strap saying the 3 words on a circle of the balance circle the red and white colours are represented, because korea flag has a blue colour like brazil has looks like this c2.staticflickr.com/6/5489/31045641566_588c4b4f46_o.png and that c2.staticflickr.com/6/5697/31081399605_6a83830322_o.png with out red looks like what it's called korizal flag, haha,, unlike china the only way we see the china flag has yellow colours like brazil flag too, china has yellow stars matching brazil's yellow diamond so yup just like I don't mind millions of chinese or koreans speak brazilian portuguese interesting with the mix flags, right?! Okay, back to the Poland and Japan and this is www.tamabi.ac.jp/gurafu/akiyama/SELECTPOSTER/030604_%2012.jpg what the Poland mix with Japan flags will look like, the rising sun rising from the red sea in a bright white sky, hehe! That's an interesting cute same coloured Poland/Japan mixed flags, right? I wish there are 1,600,000 of Japanese Polish and I hope in the future they'll be 2,600,000 in the United States of Japanese Americans or North Americans, agree?

[@Kawayoporu]

+Miss Kai Why can't the Japanese be the largest in the United States outside Japan, because Japanese really love American culture they see on TV, American movies and English heard in anime always, I don't see any popularity of brazilian culture in Japanese mass media and brazil is not an English country or it's not America that it doesn't make any sense and so many Japanese largely learn English, right? Because America is the first to have the Japanese after the philippines and, before brazil, but since I love the Japanese people thinking there are more in the English speaking countries for a lot of them learning English and move to English countries, but Australia is the closest English country to Japan and I don't know why this didn't get millions so maybe this one should have millions in Australia today of this era, since it's too much money to go to another world of far away English countries like the United States and I'm not sure why Canada didn't get many Japanese that it only have thousands and North America should be the largest Japanese ethnic majority strong presence in the world today of this era in the entire English world outside Japan, not in latin america and even though peru almost has the largest, but has thousands like Cnada, but I wouldn't mind there is a large strong ethnic presence majority of Chinese or Koreans in brazil if happened, but the Chinese were in brazil for 200 years and it should have millions by now, right? It's a similar connection how italy has way more anime shows dubbed in italian mass media outside Japan I see on youtube like 7 years ago same it's not fair to me that anime shows is not the largest in the English mass media outside Japan, even though there are thousands of Japanese in the west European countries, but no info of the numbers of them in east European countries, but I'm sad my heritage ancestry country don't show any numbers of the Japanese immigrants in Poland, but there are 3 millions of Polish living in brazil, but there are more Polish in the United States like 10 millions of them and secondly I was jealous of brazil for having more Japanese people then in North America and jealous of Italy having more anime dubbed when they are not part of the English world, I wish both cases happened in Poland like the Japanese population and the anime dubbing are both the largest instead italy's mass media and brazil's immigration happened on this world and I want to see more Japanese speak Polish then portuguese and more anime dubbed in Polish then italy, well, I do more think there should been more Japanese immigrants that always learn English as the second language only and more English dubbed anime in the entire English speaking world, not Italian on anime and not brazilian portuguese on the Japanese people, because italy and brazil is not a 6th or 7th countries as English speaking worlds after the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand! For the reason I said about Poland is that the flags are both red and white do you know that? Well, I know Canada, I live in Canada that it's flag is red and white as well, but the US and UK flags all have blue with red and white, but brazil is like blah, the flag has like a grassy green background, yellow diamond shaped like it looks like a boring baseball field with a blue odd circle with outer space stars and on the white that it's like a white paper strap have words on them that I can't even read what it said at first unlike other countries, it seems so far I only seen a brazil flag has a non-English title on it is the only flag that has words on it in the world, but when I said boring baseball I know it was a soccer which boring for me as well, but I hate how I once saw 4 years ago I saw a Japan flag has the stars on the sun and a paper strap too with a none-English words on it which is unbelievable, but it seems to be it's gone now and I hate it that I seen it at first sight so thankfully glad it's gone I believe, I want to see a mixed Poland and Japan flag together, but when I seen the crossed flags I seen the Poland and Japan flag matched together, but brazil with Japan is not, cus both are completely different colours, I have want to see a korea flag with brazil stars and a paper strap saying the 3 words on a circle of the balance circle the red and white colours are represented so though I wish I seen that at first sight instead with the Japan, I wish I saw it with a Korea flag over the Japan one instead, because korea flag has a blue colour like brazil has looks like this c2.staticflickr.com/6/5489/31045641566_588c4b4f46_o.png and that c2.staticflickr.com/6/5697/31081399605_6a83830322_o.png with out red looks like what it's called korizal flag, haha,, unlike china the only way we see the china flag has yellow colours like brazil flag too, china has yellow stars matching brazil's yellow diamond so yup just like I don't mind millions of chinese or millions of koreans speak brazilian portuguese interesting with the mix flags, right?! Okay, back to the Poland and Japan and this is www.tamabi.ac.jp/gurafu/akiyama/SELECTPOSTER/030604_%2012.jpg what the Poland mix with Japan flags will look like, the rising sun rising from the red sea in a bright white sky, hehe! That's an interesting cute same coloured Poland/Japan mixed flag, right? I wish there are 1,600,000 of Japanese Polish and I hope in the future they'll be 2,600,000 in the United States of Japanese Americans or North Americans then in latin america, agree? I feel depressed sometimes on this era that there are less Japanese in America then in brazil, because America is the real large Japanese community home of the Japanese people outside Japan in the international English world as the same case with the large Polish community home of the Polish people that are less in brazil and more in America!

[@michelleegg7741]

I think there talking about percentage rather than population. 10% is more than 2%.

[@Kawayoporu]

I don't know about that, did you read my full paragraphs by viewing more?

[@marym.6782]

This shows how complex we Latinos are. We are a mix of everything.

[@Abstract.Noir414]

As a whole yes, but individually no thats the difference. Americas Canadians and so forth can say the same thing that they are a mix of everything as a whole

[@Abstract.Noir414]

Theres nothing complex about latino. Its an American ethnicity not a race. It emcompass every back ground. It isnt even used in latin american countries as an identity typical racial terms are. Every latin american country is diverse, but so are non latin american countries as well

[@TrollBot.]

Ram THom Yeah but people not a lot of countries mix with different races, even in the US, people still have negative outlook on interracial dating or mixing .... Latin countries on the other hand are vastly mixed! Check out other videos or do more research. ..

[@RealityContradiction]

Spanish is the most widely spoken language in the entire World ! El español es la lengua más hablada en el mundo ! 😜😊❤

[@avecvlogs7752]

I'm Puerto Rican did my ancestry I have alot of stuff the biggest percentage was European, African,Indian with a little middle eastern and east Asian

[@chinitalatina2524]

Ethnically I'm Asian, but my nationality is Puerto Rican

[@ragejinraver]

You are not Puerto Rican the only way you are Puerto Rican is if you have a mix of Taino Indians Spaniard an African blood . Stop trying to claim my country because you'll never be a Boricua

[@tangoblast7614]

@ragejinraver zam what's your problem

[@alondraguzman9952]

ragejinraver you’re wrong. Her nationality is puerto rico. Nationality refers to the country in which you a citizen of. I’m Mexican - American. Mexico is where my heritage lies, and I was born and raised in American. I am just as American as she is Puerto Rican. Don’t be an ignorant ass.

[@ragejinraver]

@@alondraguzman9952 BS nationality is not where your citizenship is . As a Mexican go live in japan and try to pull that Japanese is just a nationality BS . See what will happen to you . You know damn well am telling the true . It's literally in your blood so stop it I don't know where this new form of thinking came from but it needs to stop

[@tangoblast7614]

@ragejinraver what you are describing is literally what nationality is. your nationality is where you hold citizenship, but it's not the same as ethnicity which is what you seem to be thinking of. You can be ethnically Japanese, but Mexican in nationality and vise versa. You're just straight up wrong.

[@valuecalc]

Korean-Dominican? Chinese-Cuban? Speaking Spanish? I love it! Who said it must always be English?

[@juangokuz0578]

sandinyourshoes white people like trump said that...

[@hvuu1628]

sandinyourshoes they still end up illegaly immigrants in the US.

[@valuecalc]

Juan Quiroz06, I didn't hear him say that.

[@valuecalc]

hvuu1628, people must still be legal in whatever country they reside.

[@breek.8678]

+sandinyourshoes Americans...sorry to say but white people in particular(occasionally black Americans too) view you & treat you worse is you aren't speaking English.... even if you CAN speak English but chose not to at the moment. You get ugly stares and rude remarks way too often. They equate your speaking English with you level of intelligence....it is utterly ridiculous. My dad is (Afro-) Dominican but is a chemical engineer for the Navy.... he has a SLIGHT accent and speaks Spanish as much as he can but gets lots of snide remarks for it...Ignorant white people telling him he's "too stupid" to learn english, meanwhile he speaks 4 languages and they only speak 1. Of course, the Irony is lost on them though.

[@cecirb2792]

Just proves how wrong those people are when they say things like “oh but you don’t look Hispanic, Latin, Dominican, Mexican, etc” like, that’s not really a thing. Even if you look at it reaaally simply: Spanish came to Latin America and brought slaves from Africa, and there’s a HUGE Asian influence in Latin America as well. And some people out here expecting us to all look the same? Loll

[@Bumbumbr-zu5gc]

Even Hispanic/Latinos that were born in America think they are a race because America made it that way, my mom is Afro Brazilian and one of her friends told her “she couldn’t be both”. To me being Latino means you’re from a Latin country in South America that speaks a Latin language, Spanish or Portuguese, even back than French Canadians were counted as Latinos

[@ScoutJoe]

reminds me of Bruno mars half puerto rican half filipino

[@LuisMagic760]

Yep

[@LeFleur80]

Honestly being Hispanic is like joing this amazing club where you can relate to things and anyone can enter

[@richlisola1]

It’s interesting to me how there are a few countries in South America and Latin America generally, that are not native Spanish speaking, as well as indigenous societies that are not Spanish speaking, but these lands and groups are oft overlooked. Like: Suriname, French Guyana, Aruba, Belize. And the massive indigenous folk of Peru, Ecuador, Central America, and parts of Mexico, amongst others. And Brazil I guess, although as I understand it, Brazil is felt to be Latino but not Hispanic. Even though Portuguese is a language based in the Iberian Peninsula, which was the historical Roman province of Hispania.

[@maikolim37]

@@richlisola1 Why don't you get educated before commenting? Central America you mentioned? Guatemala is the only country in Central America that has lots of indigenous people, go to El Salvador, Nicaragua or Costa Rica, their entire population is mesticized.

[@WavyyBrandonn]

I don’t know how KZbin recommended me this but after watching this, I’m really proud to be Cambodian-Dominican 💯🇰🇭🇩🇴

[@isbe8810]

Brandon Cheng oh wow that’s a great mix, never heard it before!

[@ErrorUnknownChannel]

Diablo loko nunca a oido un tigure cambodiano

[@isbe8810]

Brandon Cheng now I kind of want to see a pic lmao you got me really intrigued. I am Dominican of west African, Portuguese and Native ancestry but born and raised in the island.

[@LaDominicana2011]

❤️🇩🇴 I’m from Lynn Mass and I have met a few Cambodian Dominicans.

[@lucierc6049]

I’m cambo too ;)

[@PumaIllapa1999]

I'm Peruvian and a little italian because of my father , this video is 100% true about Peru . There's a lot of asians living here and made Peru their homeland , Peru is very diverse , we're a mix of different cultures like African , White , Brunette , Indian , Spanish , Italian , Chinese , Japanese , etc . But we are of the same blood and are proud to have been born in this beautiful country , this mix is seen in our food , traditions , celebrations and other things that are a big part of our identity , I had a girlfriend , she was half Peruvian and Chinese , but I broke up with her 2 years ago , anyways I love your video , greetings

[@tbpusa]

Thanks Alexander Thrashead! I really appreciate it!

[@arianny5785]

My dad is Mexican-Korean & My mom is Mexican 😀

[@Roman-jf8pq]

I think your cute

[@jayluis189]

Aяιαηηу Ƥαяк Hɗєz That's hot, and spicy 😉

[@minhojeon788]

therealist she doesnt look the average filipina at all

[@nataliagortz6330]

You're a Quapa then.(1/4 Korean)

[@rgdssd]

minho jeon she doesn't look Filipino AT ALL. You are trippin.' 😂

[@Elithia.m]

Why do I feel like I was just born?? I never knew any of this stuff and it’s so amazing! I’m Mexican and Filipino

[@vivig426642]

My babies are gonna be vietnamese mexican and i’m so excited about it 😂

[@angelicabernal5395]

Vivi Garcia mine are gonna be half Japanese and half Mexican because your home girl is down to go to japan

[@save_the_bees]

Chip Pee why are you the way that you are?

[@brianaaguilar6510]

My baby is Mexican (me) , Vietnamese and black (dad is half and half)

[@KP-gq2lw]

Vegan Cannibal because I’m a Real Man

[@prettyyoungthingpyt5015]

Some races just don't come out right like black and Asian. Black and white creates beautiful children.

[@theinvisibilitycloak]

love this reporting! I'm half japanese half peruvian, my mother is sansei. Great job this video deserves more views.

[@tbpusa]

+theinvisibilitycloak Thank you soo much! I really appreciate that! Means a lot!

[@akina5882]

theinvisibilitycloak OMG IM LAOS AND PERUVIAN

[@DCUnderdog3000]

causa youre not half and half. you are both. youre either a nationality or youre not.

[@oneirodynia8863]

@@DCUnderdog3000 ima assume you don't know what nationality means

[@tadeonakamaru1595]

Great story, I am Japanese Peruvian, Asian Peruvians are like 10% of the population, is the Latin country with more Asian descendants, food is an example of the fusion that occurred, such as Chifa with the Chinese and the Japanese Nikkei.

[@mayas.6171]

Brazil has the largest japanese population 2 millions.

[@tadeonakamaru1595]

Alessandra S. in Peru are 3 million 500 thousand Chinese and 500,000 Japanese

[@mayas.6171]

Tadeo Nakamaru Peru has the largest chinese population. Brazil the largest japanese. São Paulo, Brazil has one of the highest Asian Brazilians rates in the whole country.

[@tadeonakamaru1595]

Alessandra S. Asian Peruvians 3,670,000 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Peruvians Asia Brazilian 2,084,288 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Brazilians * Brazil has the largest Japanese population in Latin America * Peru has the largest Chinese population in Latin America, are 2 million 500 thousand Chinese * Peru has the second largest population of Japanese in Latin America

[@edwardblake715]

hablas español you speak spanish

[@mattlion69]

My grandfather was Chinese and from Mexico and my grandmother was Greek and also from Mexico. I look Filipino mostly.

[@leboydelatorre6520]

mattlion69 but you have no filipino blood.

[@mirachan6951]

That's awesome

[@takoreamexicangrill]

Che xinga te pararon....

[@GplusGains]

@J H Not really.

[@alimybad]

@@GplusGains yes

[@meghanorbegoso7697]

Ahh I'm Peruvian with distant Japanese lineage and this is so extremely cool to learn that it is more common than I could have imagined. representation, it matters. So thank you.

[@tbpusa]

+meghan orbegoso Thanks! I really appreciate that!

[@kmariat]

meghan orbegoso I am too!!!

[@lolay4]

Here in dominican republic there are Asians everywhere!! Very hardworking people!

[@AR-ml9eo]

Cuba had more Chinese than in the United States. There are three active duty Cuban generals of Chinese descent. Cuba has a monument dedicated to all the Chinese-Cubans that fought against Spain for Independence. Tens of thousands of Chinese also fled to Mexico in the late 1800s and beginning of the 1900s to escape US anti-Chinese racism.

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for that info!! Very cool!!

[@LS-dp2gs]

True. President Batista had Chinese genes.

[@AR-ml9eo]

@@LS-dp2gs - Actually it was the dictator Bastista, not an elected president. Yes he was a jabao.

[@LS-dp2gs]

A R true. He was a dictator.

[@AR-ml9eo]

@kr tu - As an absolute number there were more Chinese in Cuba than the US in the latter 19th Century. There were nearly as many Chinese in Mexico, to where many Chinese escaped the terrible racism and indentured servitude in the US. Chinese became very integrated into Cuban and Mexican life largely in markets, restaurants and...laundries. Unfortunately, in the 1930s in Mexico during the Great Depression right-wing Mexican business owners and a Mexican fascist movement called the "Camisas Doradas" (Golden Shirts-sound familiar?) whipped up anti-Chinese racism because the Chinese ran a large percentage of the market stalls in Northern and Central Mexico, and these Mexican businesses wanted to eliminate the competition. Five Mexican states passed anti-miscegination laws making it illegal for Mexicans to marry Chinese. This culminated in armed round ups of thousands of Chinese. Thousands were 'deported' in one night in 1931 and then more to the United States in 1931-32 where they were put in concentration camps, mainly in Arizona. Some were sent to China and others escaped to other parts of the US. Many of the Chinese restaurants in Southwestern USA were established by Chinese deported from Mexico. In Cuba many of the Chinese business people left after the 1959 revolution, many to establish restaurants in New York. But many Chinese working people supported the Cuban revolution and stayed. Today there are three Chinese-Cuban Generals in the Cuban armed forces: Armando Choy, Gustavo Chui, and Moises Sio Wong. History is far more rich and complex than the whitewashed versions we are taught. There is also an interesting history of Chinese indentured servants working in Kentucky, USA in the 1840s to allegedly replace slavery. These Chinese workers most likely brought the first steel making to the United States in what became named the "Bessemer" crucible steel method already in practice in China for hundreds of years before Europe or the US started steelmaking. Also, Chinese were hired as sugarcane plantation workers in Mississippi right after the Civil War. Their Afro-Chinese descendents still live there and in Louisiana to this day.

[@MannyExploresVlog]

wow this video is really interesting

[@edwinsiu5205]

Asian peruvian over here !!

[@michelleegg7741]

Felipe Louis Peruvian is a nationality so you can be any race and still be Peruvian. Asian Peruvian, Afro Peruvian, Amerindian Peruvian, White Peruvian, or mixed Peruvian.

[@johnlang555]

edwin siu ayeeee you and like half my cousins lmao

[@v1r1d15n5]

Michelle Le Its the same in Mexico 😂😂😂 Race does not exist! But of course there would be nicknames but it doesnt matter :P

[@gguksbananamilk871]

Yepp same here 🇦🇫🇵🇪

[@TheMayleemelo]

I can relate! I am Hmong-Mexican living in the states. It's hard to ever fully relate myself to my ethnic ancestry as I always come across folks who categorize me as a "chinita"

[@cosmoray9750]

America's Southern Chinese... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH-wo6R9fddosKc

[@venomagent76]

Hmong girls 😋 I miss them!

[@lizfigueroa6256]

This video was incredibly inspiring. Growing up mixed with Korean and Puerto Rican roots, I didn't know how many other Latin/Asian mixes there were.

[@SilverLakeify]

Liz Figueroa there are many more than people realize. My father is from Mexicali in northern Mexico which had a sizeable Chinese community. In Baja California many Japanese and now Koreans settled there for business. Japanese and Chinese foods are popular there, and it is quite normal to see Mexican Asians. Also in Sao Paulo, Brazil you see many Japanese descendant people. I think this is a group of Latin Americans that have been ignored.

[@ReesesCupsable]

I've seen quite a few Mexican-Koreans KZbinrs. I was a little surprised by it. But I am happy to see different cultures coming together.

[@kathybuelvas4540]

I’m Peruvian / Chinese and very proud of both of my roots .

[@kuroazrem5376]

In my country of Colombia I met a korean guy who lived here most if his life, then emigrated to the States, and now has returned. He is trully an Asian Latino. Peru and Brazil are probably the countries where that particular prescence is the highest.

[@JoseQuintanilla88]

Nicaraguense Filipino!

[@kenjacob8982]

do you speak filipino

[@Pingpingwilltweet]

cool

[@Pingpingwilltweet]

cool

[@토끼-k96]

I'M NICARAGUAN TOOOOOOOO SUP MAE! but I'm half puerto rican.

[@TheTechiePinoyFoodie]

Yo soy Filipino😂🙌💪

[@idylledoll]

Im Asian Latina by blood - moms side: my grandpa actually from Spain and grandma mestiza Filipino and dads side Asian but I’m born in Canada and raised in America and U.K.! I have a lot of family from my asian side in Brazil.

[@johnwest360]

Thumbs up!!

[@vanmarx1171]

That' amazing😊

[@GplusGains]

You lost me at Spain, slfioasfuoaj, asofuasofuasi, aosufosuf..........Brazil. Do me a favor and just say your from Earth.

[@MiloCK_0991]

you represent the hooman race haha

[@islamahmadzai3432]

is Asia a country or a city ?

[@trueblueclue]

Japanese Peruvian fusion is such a strong combination.

[@shuichisaihara1946]

THIS EXCITES ME SO MUCH! It's so rare that I find people who are Latin and Asian too. Korean and Mexican baby

[@paulinaruiz928]

Soy china-panameña y orgullosa:) 🇵🇦🇨🇳

[@catadoroficial]

The Korean population in Mexico has been increasing since KIA arrived to Mexico, it's amazing seeing that both complex and rich cultures are interested in each other's.

[@bruja_cat]

This is fascinating! I learned something new today. I'm usually stereotyped as white but I'm Puerto Rican. This is a wonderful story.

[@tbpusa]

Thank you Cathy!

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

simple, you're a white puerto rican

[@jayluis189]

Cathy North Ur cute

[@loualbino5536]

Its not a stereotype.

[@Abstract.Noir414]

Maybe because puerto rican and white are not comparable ones a race and the other like a national origin smmmh

[@PhoenixAura81]

One small correction. The largest Asian community in Latin America is in Brazil, especially those of Japanese descent.

[@xatanos]

En Perú al menos en Lima los chinos o japoneses no se sienten extranjeros.

[@taj400]

+xatanos - Amen, son parte importante de nuestra cultura, nuestra identidad, son tan peruanos como la papa a la huancaina.

[@christianerouaud487]

Muy cierto! Primero son peruanos y después su raza/ascendencia. Ellos forman una parte muy importante de la identidad peruana, me di cuenta de eso cuando viví en Lima. Entiendo q a muchos les fastidie el término chinito/a, pero no sentí q la gente allá lo hacía con maldad, más bien es algo cariñoso. Cuando se trata de otros pueblos, la gente peruana en general se muestra un poco reacia en tratar de distinguir a la gente, etc, pero esto está cambiando con las nuevas generaciones. Pero si uno sabe el idioma y aprende la cultura y las costumbres peruanas ... ellos te incluyen, automaticamente eres uno de los suyos, un/a peruano/a más. Los peruanos y los otros latinos son gente muy alegre, te hacen sentir en familia. Ahora vivo en Estados Unidos y francamente pienso q los asiáticos la pasan mejor (los veo más contentos, integrados, con buen caracter, etc) en LATAM q en Norte América.

[@elrockero80s]

xatanos Peru es el país latinoamericano con más descendientes asiáticos.

[@Chavezoid]

Espero que no...para empezar porque NO SON extranjeros. Son peruanos.

[@manuelnavarro5267]

A menos que seas chifero

[@Maratrushka]

Im peruvian and I just found out this year my great granpa was an inmigrant from Ghouanzou in China. and my kids look asian as well.😮!!!

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for sharing that JHC Channel!! :)

[@kevinkurban22]

Guangzhou

[@pedrob3953]

1:38 That's how tomatoes and corn arrived in China, from Mexico through the Philippines. They're now part of Chinese cuisine.

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for sharing that!!

[@tinateews9494]

Eyes opening, this is great. Please keep up exploring and educating the world about this. Thank you

[@tbpusa]

Thanks Tina teews! :)

[@rolandadwyer399]

I loved every minute of this educational ride! ❤ I had to watch it twice. Thank you for the lesson🙋🏾‍♀️

[@tbpusa]

Thanks Rolanda!! I really appreciate that! :)

[@Xituyu]

I love this! My grandpa was adopted by a Chinese family in Cuba and Asian culture in the Caribbean is so underrated I wish I could trace our roots back to China like her

[@taj400]

En Peru los chinos siguen llegando, las ultimas veces que he visitado Lima, me ha sorprendido la cantidad de chinos con acento al hablar español, un indicador que son nuevos immigrantes.

[@DJ-xf2sl]

taj400 no somos chinos

[@aleczavala5010]

D J Son asiáticos

[@aleczavala5010]

Diana En eso tienes razón. También hay que recordarles que también hay gente que asume que todos los hispanos son mexicanos y también se ofenden. Por eso debemos de educarlos a respetar a los demás.

[@myhotmail1324]

¡Muchísimas gracias por este video! Soy profesora de español y siempre estoy buscando videos sobre la diversidad de latinos y nunca había visto ningún video sobre los latinos asiáticos. ¡Bendiciones!

[@tbpusa]

+Profesora Johnson ¡Muchísimas gracias! Se lo agradezco!!!!

[@auaumoana]

I have a coworker who is Chinese, raised in Costa Rica- so she speaks Spanish fluently and lives in Hawaii now and speaks English fluently. She has a Spanish accent, but is full on Chinese. She speaks Spanish, English and Chinese fluently.

[@cubafilm3805]

It just realized how much Chinese language we speak in Peru without knowing. Like 'chi fan' = 'eat food' or 'Tai pa' = 'big' or 'plenty' when asking to get well served. Thanks Tinabeth! Another topic: Are you interested in any video contribution from the Int. Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany? This year the Netherlands are the guest of honour.

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for watching the video!! I really appreciate it!! I'll reach out to you via your cuba film website regarding Germany! 'Thanks again!

[@1ycan-eu9ji]

There's plenty of other words we use such as siyao instead of salsa de soya, tamarindo, and even kion which in spanish is actually gengibre. I believe there's a cantonese word as well for side job which means Peru lol

[@el_pinguino4087]

This fascinates me so much seeing cultures mix with other cultures and making a new mix.

[@AndresLeonRangel]

I am Colombian and my wife is from the Philippines. Is a wonderful mixed family. I am thankful my family is mixed as i can learn a lot. We live in New Zealand where people tend to mix without much crappy racism

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for sharing Andres! I really appreciate it!!

[@CUMBICA1970]

Great video. I'm Japanese-Brazilian and 2018 is the 110th anniversary of the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants to this country. I remember as a kid reading a weekly magazine in 1978 in which the cover story was "70th anniversary of Japanese immigration in Brazil" and mentioned that "they've come a long way and today there are about 800.000 Japanese immigrants." And as of 2018 we're like almost 3 million. Indeed a long long way. Saludos to all asian latinos around.

[@danielaguedeacostas9888]

On my dads side I am Mexican Filipino and Korean, on my mother’s side I am Norwegian and I speak all languages! Pero veo tan güera 😂

[@deanavang]

Wow! This is very interesting! I never knew about this. Thank you so much for sharing these stories!

[@Ivanna587msp]

There is a huge chinese pop in peru. My chinese church has missionaries over there to reach out to them.

[@lenardregencia]

Latin Asians I believe it's called Filipino.

[@tbpusa]

yup and there are other as well!

[@zzjcu5]

On point

[@sy-zu4uz]

As a filipino, pretty much 😂

[@meangreen323]

As a Filipino I agree. Considering we have Spanish blood in our veins from the colonizers

[@lenardregencia]

@@meangreen323 Not all, but there are.

[@AnNgo-uk1gf]

I am a Mexican citizen of Vietnamese parents. I think the problem really is that the US puts all its identity into ancestry. In Latin America, we who are of Asian ancestry walk around in rich neighborhoods and in poor neighborhoods and in all places inbetween and even though we look different, we don't feel we stand out because nobody says anything different, glances over, nor gets surprised if we speak Spanish or anything and in businesses we are just one more customer. It only gets surprising or shocking in the United States because of all the racial or ethnic blocs and classifications.

[@stillinloveff]

I was not in the USA but my Mom was Peruvian. I applied for and took on Peruvian citizenship because I love that country and the beautifully diverse culture it has from the wonderful African to the beautiful Chinese people, Japanese, Koreans. What a fascinating country. I’m so proud of it. Long live harmony and diversity and love for our fellow man.

[@emilb5281]

That explains why some Peruvian restaurants serve fried rice

[@regil93]

There is a lot of Chinese-Mexicans and Korean-Mexicans in Mexico

[@helenchinchilla2490]

50% Asian (Korean, Filipino, Chinese, Thai, Indian, and Cambodian as far as I know) 25% Latino(Peruvian, Salvadoran, Puerto Rican, Colombia, and Bolivian) 25% European ( Italian, French, Portuguese, Croatian, and Spanish) and 100% proud of my beautiful cultures 😍❤️❤️❤️

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for sharing! I really appreciate it!!

[@newbiechu7024]

What do race do you identify?

[@razorcallahan3029]

🤣

[@victormanueloliva1888]

Italianos,Rumanos,Franceses,Españoles,Portugueses son Latinos. ¿ Qué entiendes por Latino? ¿ Acaso aquéllo que entienden los yankis?

[@gentilewarrior]

No such thing as 25% Latino 😂 you're 75% East Asian/Native American and 25% European.

[@purplecatinlove1900]

I am Mexican Japanese and Spain

[@Fitforacting]

Great video! 🤩🤩❤️ I am Puerto Rican and Filipino and proud of my ancestry

[@tbpusa]

Thanks I really appreciate that you watched!! :)

[@1211jinx]

Im amaze that a lot of latin americans are mixed with asians.You're just like bruno mars..Puerto Rican-Filipino.

[@Fitforacting]

@@1211jinx that’s what I tell people. I’m a taller version that can rap but not sing

[@ARosethatBloomsinEarlyMay]

Interesting. 👍👍 He reminds me of Alberto Fujimori. He was the President of Peru for 10 years. He has Japanese parents who had him in Lima. Aside from Peru, Brazil also has a significant population of Asians (Japanese), esp. in Liberdade.

[@LaMenteOpen]

Im Dominican and Taiwanese and this is such a cool video! I absolutely hate how in Latin America, all Asians are referred to as “chino or China”. I find it disrespectful because it’s almost never used in a positive light.

[@LaMenteOpen]

raven scott i do that! But people get offended when confronted about it lol. Talk about double standards

[@daitoushoutou]

The one exception to this is the Portuguese-speaking country of Brazil. Asians there are usually "Japanese," regardless whether they are of Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, or Korean origin. But to illustrate your point: Argentine actress María Eugenia Suárez is now more popularly known by her nickname, "la China" Suárez, even though she is actually 1/4 Japanese. Suárez's late Nisei Argentine ("second generation Japanese Argentinian") maternal grandmother was Seiko Mitsumori. La China Suárez's username on Instagram is "sangrejaponesa," or "Japanese blood" - a tribute to her Japanese heritage.

[@mlizarburu]

Peru comes to mind. A lot of Asians especially Japanese made their home in Peru. It is commonplace to find Peruvians who are mixed with Japanese.

[@danielathestar]

ohh coreano-Dominicano sorprendida RD presente..!

[@Farolito809]

Daniia Mex Hay muchos Koreanos , tambien Chinos, Japoneses y South Asian Indians too.

[@eduardoc6441]

Como que sorprendida si en RD hay una comunidad Asiática importante desde el siglo 19. Aprende tu historia. No te lo digo por ser odioso. Solo como consejo.

[@matthewmann8969]

Most Latinos around the US are mostly thought as Mexican Mestizos to a lesser extent Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban, or El Salvadorian. While that is true that the majority of them are Mestizos that there are also White ones, Black Ones, Asian Ones, Arab Ones, Indian Ones, Native American Ones, and more

[@threengcircus]

Years ago I remembered visiting Buenos Aires and meeting Japanese descendants who spoke perfect Spanish. Bubble was burst.

[@tbpusa]

Yup - same thing happened to me and that's what prompted me to do the story!

[@vernicejillmagsino9603]

Japanese from Brazil immigrated to Argentina and settled in Buenos Airess

[@paulo6687]

Gracias por este maravilloso video. Thank you for mentioning Filipinos and the Manila Galleons in this video. I've seen several news pieces over the years about Latin Asians but none of them mention my community, which is a shock. We were a colony of Spain for more than 300 years, governed through Mexico City during the first 200 years. There is a Spanish Creole language called Chabacano that is spoken in the Philippines today, which is a testament to our shared history with our Latin American cousins across the Pacific. Abrazos.

[@tbpusa]

Gracias a Ud/for taking the time to take a look at the video and comment! I really appreciate it!

[@thornados4969]

Philippine history describes little about Spanish government. The history is focused on struggle of Filipinos against Spain. The galleon trade in the video is eye-opener to know more about trade business during those times.

[@からさ-h3t]

halashet you bitch stop hating the Filipino, because they are better than you in many aspects 😂

[@reneabrea4123]

because AMERICANS want to destroy Spanish colony and they want it. They glorified Noli and Feli as a propaganda more to destroy Catholicism so that their MADE In USA religion will come to create hate and disunity among Christian faith. AMERICANS TO BLAME! THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE TO ALL MADNESS!

[@marcosaanderud4117]

Igualmente. Gracias por la informacion. No lo sabia primo.

[@AbstractDivinity1]

Brazil has the largest Asian (mostly Japanese) of all of Latin America Peru come at a close second.

[@tadeonakamaru1595]

Peru has the largest population of Asians, are more than 2 million

[@AbstractDivinity1]

Tadeo Nakamaru Not true, Brazil has the largest Asian population in Latin America and also has the largest population of Japanese descendants outside of Japan.

[@tadeonakamaru1595]

DaBigSun Asian Peruvians 3,670,000 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Peruvians Asia Brazilian 2,084,288 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Brazilians * Brazil has the largest Japanese population in Latin America * Peru has the largest Chinese population in Latin America, are 2 million 500 thousand Chinese * Peru has the second largest population of Japanese in Latin America I am Peruvian nikkei 👍

[@TakashiCastellon1993]

i wanna go there to live instead of Japan i heard japanese people there are more open to mixed relationships and merriages

[@AbstractDivinity1]

Danz Castellòn You can move to Brazil but remember Brazil is going through some shit right now so it's best not to go until things get better. There is a place name Okinawa Prefecture located in southern Japan. The Japanese down there are more open to mixed relationships and marriages because of the American influence and they also have a military base where American men dating and having kids with Japanese women. If I'm not mistaking I think Okinawa Prefecture has the largest Hafu (half Japanese) in all of Japan.

[@davedawave2]

This is a really interesting documentary!! I'm latino and I never knew there were so many asian latinos. It sucks that asian latinos are not represented in spanish media..

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for watching and commenting davorta23! I really appreciate it!! :)

[@jonn_mace_80_95_]

"It sucks that asian latinos are not represented in spanish media.." Asian Latinos get plenty of representation in Latin American media. So many celebrities that are both full blooded and mixed, which the latter is when the father is usually the Asian one.

[@mickeyguajacho9827]

Im Mexican American but its pretty known that my grandmothers' grandfather was from China. I'm actually Mexican/Chinese/Spanish descent.

[@li-ran4783]

me gusto el que dijo soy coreano y dominicano... amo a mi cultura orgullosa de ser latina....

[@tbpusa]

+Li-Ran Matos Gracias Li-Ran! Tambien soy orgullosa!!

[@matheuscorsino3644]

Tinabeth Piña y de dónde eres? Puerto Rico?

[@nepatriots77]

I'm korean american who grew up in the bronx that has pre-dominantly hispanic people but I feel like I have some hispanic blood in me. haha

[@daniellozada3408]

nepatriots77 but u don't

[@Ilovenewyorkcitybabes]

nepatriots77 you can't have Hispanic blood bc that isn't a race. It's more of a cultural thing

[@clarencemerritt5003]

Predominantly hispanic?

[@CynthiasTikka]

Welcome to the family, the Hispanic family. People are so much more alike than you'll ever know.

[@vernicejillmagsino9603]

You have Hispanic friends and Hispanic are around yoy

[@gabi_ai]

I am full Peruvian and this is so interesting. I never thought Asian culture would be so present in my country! And I guess that explains why some people believe that I'm part asian even though I technically am not haha

[@tbpusa]

I'm so glad you found it interesting! I do too! Thanks for posting a comment!

[@gabi_ai]

I was born in Canada so I never got fully exposed to the history of my origins.

[@TrueluvIsGod]

Gab A.C Sweet, a fellow Canadian 🙂

[@christianerouaud487]

+Eurasian Writer, Sir, you are 100% right. Genetic studies show that Amerindians are an offshoot of the Asiatic N family, so, yes, technically many Hispanics/Latinos are all or almost or half Asian or have some Asian admixture in their DNA along with that of other races (it varies from person to person). It's just that this information is not well-known down south. Many people know they are mixed but they don't really know what they are exactly, hence the ignorance. Plus, as I write, DNA testing, what we have here in North America (AncestryDNA, FTDNA, 23andme, etc.), is not available in LATAM. I believe that as soon as it becomes available to the LATAM masses, perceptions will start to change. Latinos as a whole will become more aware of who they really are and this may help to reduce or even eradicate their racism towards each other ... their self-hate (we can always hope!). Thanks for posting this comment.

[@Abstract.Noir414]

If you're born in Canada you're not peruvian its that simple you're Canadian

[@takjae9915]

I grew up with a half Polish-Jewish, half Mexican mother and a half Russian-Kazakh, half Taiwanese father. For me, I grew up with my mom, so I always identified with my Jewish and Mexican heritage. However, nowadays, I identify a lot more with my Taiwanese family as I finally got to meet them not long ago. But it’s weird, you know. Since both of my parents are half white, those genes met in me. Blue eyes, brown hair, light skin. Really the only Asian I have in me is in my face structures, and the Spanish side is pretty much impossible to notice. But I feel proud of all of it, knowing my family all struggled like hell two generations ago, fleeing countries and marrying other refugees to get where we are now.

[@laylaali7001]

Tak Jae nah he’s really brave typing that I’d be afraid of the FBI agent assigned to me

[@jms6605]

Just by all the mixing, makes you honorary Mexican.

[@EASYED27]

Great video! I’m a Korean American guy living in Peru with a little Korean-Peruvian family. Can definitely relate.

[@tbpusa]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!! :)

[@LolixBelle]

Chinese Peruvian here, my great grandfather travelled to Peru, later on he asked my dad to immigrate there.

[@eduardoc6441]

Me sorprende que la gente se sorprende (Valga la redundancia) de que en Latino America hay Asiáticos. Siempre me pregunté porque no mencionan a los Asiáticos Latinos más a menudo. En todas mis fotos escolares siempre había uno o dos Dominicanos Asiáticos, mayormente de descendencia China.

[@anthonyrey7579]

I am half Cuban and Puerto Rican. But I have a amount of korean from Puerto Rico that has a long history. And it is true that Asians came from Manila Galleon trade hundreds of years ago and not only Filipinos, but Filipinos were the major first asians latinos but not necessarily.

[@tbpusa]

Thanks for sharing Anthony Rey!! I really appreciate it!!

[@FF-hv8kj]

I speak English , Portuguese and Spanish but my physical looks are of a native american mixed with asian looks. Sometimes people think I'm Mexican , other times they think I'm Asian ...

[@bethany7844]

I actually found out that from both of my parents side I have Philippines decedent. I'm Mexican and I was surprise but at the same time not since I know a lot of Asian people live in Mexico. My moms friend great grandfather was Chinese but end up marrying her great grandma who was Mexican. I'm sure a lot of us might have relatives in Asian countries.

[@arturodelagarza3213]

I JUST FOUND OUT THAT BOTH MY PARENTS MET AT TACO BELL. ISN'T THAT WILD. 😁😁JUST HAS TO PUT A LITTLE HUMOR.

[@GplusGains]

@@arturodelagarza3213 You know what's funny? You falling off riding your Walmart bicycle and breaking a leg.

[@arturodelagarza3213]

@@GplusGains WELL, GAINS I NEVER BOUGHT A BIKE AT WALMART, IF I DID, DON'T THINK I EVER FELL OF OFF OF ONE. BUT YOU CAN BUY ONE AT TARGET. THY COME WITH TRAINING WHEELS.

[@GplusGains]

@@arturodelagarza3213 That was dry as #$@! and wasn't funny. You know what's funny? You falling off riding your Walmart bicycle and breaking a leg.

[@arturodelagarza3213]

@@GplusGains OKAY YOU WIN, I HAD ENOUGH BULLSHIT FROM SOME DUMB FUCK WITH LAST NAME, OR CALL NAME AS ERRRT. MAYBE FRIEND OF YOURS. EITHER WAY YES I BOUGHT A BIKE AT WALMART. MAKES YOU SLEEP GOOD TONIGHT, OKAY SO BE IT. YOU WANT IS A SHAME, YOU HAVE THE SAME LAST NAME AS ONE OF MY BEST FRIENDS IN BASIC TRAINING. ONE OF THE BEST AIRMAN I EVER MET. UNFORTUNATELY SSGT GAINS WAS KILLED IN THE MIDDLE EAST. TAKE CARE, IF THAT'S HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT ME, KOOL. NUFF SAID.

[@seanwright8786]

This video is 🔥. Thank u for sharing!

[@yellowRose806]

I grew up in a Korean church in Texas, USA and one my of children's ministry pastors was from Argentina. She was always in charge of the Yucatan, Mexico mission trips because of her connections with the Spanish language etc. In youth group, there were two sisters who were from Brazil. I was aware there was an asian demographic in Latin America, but I didn't know that it was really big.

[@yellowRose806]

Oh, and there was also a girl who was biracial - half Korean and Brazilian. She was gorgeous!

[@noblesseraziel9499]

@@yellowRose806 big community of Coreano-brasileiro in São Paulo

[@telubrico]

Chinese immigrants make Peru currently the home of the largest ethnically Chinese community in Latin America.

[@MichaelIto-h7v]

I've always thought about making them.

[@CambodiaChinita]

I have cousins who are Mexican Cambodian.

[@tbpusa]

Cool mix!

[@guccianddodul]

Tina this is amazing! Please keep generating such content!

[@tbpusa]

Thanks! I really appreciate that!!😊😊

[@cynthiavelasquez2435]

Really nice blend, thanks grandma.

[@adrianazashen]

My parents are from Mexico but their grandparents are from Spain, France, and China 🙂 I don't much about them but it would be cool if I could trace back my family history like those people in the video did.

[@tbpusa]

You might be able to using ancestry.com -- they have a world section which researches other countries outside of the U.S. --I'm noy sure how good that part is since I've only used the site for US based searches but it might be worth a shot!

[@RedLineAutoServices]

Yo soy de padres Chinos, nacido y criado en Venezuela 🇻🇪 y estudié en la Universidad de California, así que hablo 3 idiomas también. When i went to college in California, i got to meet a lot of Latin Asians from diferente countries, it was so interesting, so much so that i met and married the love of my life, she is Chinese born and raised in Panamá 🇵🇦, small world. Saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪

[@tbpusa]

I love what you shared!! Muchísimas Gracias!!! :)

[@vikingrollo3]

True Latin American if you were born in the Americas and speak the language and have the culture

[@colettemcwilliams1325]

I have a friend that is Korean,Panamanian. He speaks fluent Spanish! It was a trip hearing him speak Spanish the first time!

[@isabelarivademar8775]

I’m Mexican-Chinese and Boriqua! I the representation here. I rarely hear about other Asian Latinos❤️

[@kurochan94]

My family is from Paraguay- my mom's best friends in Catholic school were japanese, korean and german, in the 60s and 70s. When we moved up here we've met a couple korean people who have emigrated specifically from paraguay. It's a tiny, tiny, small world.

[@smnx127]

Very educational. Thanks!

[@bluerose6859]

I'm Mexican, Puerto Rican, Castilian, Cherokee Indian and Japanese. Born in California. Raised in Hawaii. I loved this video it was so interesting!

[@danilojoaoandrade2284]

I’m Mexican and I have Filipinos cousins from my dad side

[@Kirs._14]

are you guys look the same?

[@charliealvaradovideoseries7700]

Hey living, working in NYC is a pot of the world. In the Bronx there was a restaurant that served Chinese food but they also served Cuban food and the severs spoke Spanish, they were Chinese Cuban spoke Chinese also...

[@TheXtro101]

The very first time I met a Peruvian who was of Chinese descent was in 2004.I was working for a company inside a building(from 2003-2005).A vendor had a small shop at the bottom/1st floor selling Peruvian jewelries.One day I was visiting his shop and I remember he told me his grandfather immigrated from China to Peru during the 1930's.His father was born and raise in Peru few years later and he was 2nd generation Peruvian-Chinese born during the early '60s.When I look closer at him,he does have almond eyes and far east black texture hair.But his facial bone structure look had a South American/Peruvian appearance and I don't think he said he was half breed and his name tag had a Chinese descent last name.It reminded me back in 2001,I had a neighbor at a condominium I was living at.She said she is originally from the country of Chile and moved to U.S. few years earlier in the late 1990's.But her parents moved there from England in the '50's.She was born and raise in Chile.You can tell she had a British/English descent look but with a Chilean/South American facial features.She still had an English/Anglo last name with blonde hair but when she spoke her English it had a Latina-Hispanic accent.What I do believe,a country's atmoshpere,landscape,terrain does some development when people are babies.

[@PrincessSakuno]

Wow this is so crazy. I'm Australian born Chinese and have only recently learnt about the more diverse cultural identities of other Asian diaspora because there is so much more personal stories shared now through the growth of social media and more common access to smartphones. This video made me so grateful that I'm of Chinese heritage and a Chinese diaspora. I can speak Mandarin and Cantonese (Chinese languages) albeit not fluently but it gives me the chance to connect with people (brother and sisters) from other countries whom have some Asian ancestry because of their past ancestors and it allows me to connect with their host country even much more!

[@tbpusa]

I LOVE that you commented and shared your background!!! Thank you!!

[@marianna1513]

My parents are from Guatemala. And I've been there many times! And there are so many Asians. I love it!!! Also they love that they speak Spanish just like we do in Guatemala, slang an all lol

[@supermonk3y07]

Crazy coincidence, I actually just recently uploaded a video about Peru and mentioned in there it's the country (at least in Hispanic America) that has the most Asians both in numbers and as percentage of population.