I like how the lady from the Philippines said about the Balut and the other girls reactions 😂 , Janine deserves more time screen

Ana said how US wants to be different and i like how immediately Sophia said she didn't know until went to another country 😂 , good learn about others cultures and countries

In Brazil, you can't drive with flip-flops either. This rule is in the Brazilian Traffic Code. Driving in high-heeled shoes is also prohibited and is considered a traffic violation. In fact, it is not safe to drive in flip-flops and high-heeled shoes, your feet can slip and cause an accident.

"I feel like the US just wants to be different" that really got me 😂

That Spanish chick is absolutely gorgeous.

Ana it s' amazing! Sweet and charismatic!

Sophia is so cute and if she talk shes so calm

They are all so beautiful! I love this combination

Technically, BALUT is unfertilized DUCK embryo, it's not really chicken. But we in the PH also have what we call one-day old chick, it's a street food usually. It's skewered w/ bamboo stick and deep fried, then dipped in vinegar and some other yummy stuff😂

Andrea reminds me an Hellenic sculpture. She’s so beautiful and elegant. I love her.

Andrea is so beautiful, I'm in love with her 😍😍

Ana and Andrea are the best!!

Sophia is a low-key hilarious person. She seems not telling a joke on purpose but her way of saying things makes me laugh.

In Brazil, it is also forbidden to drive with sandals, Never drive with this on your foot

No divorce in the Philippines but we have annulment and it will take years and costs a lot of money. This is to discourage people from separating.

Balut is actually duck eggs and not chicken egg. Also, the eating 12 grapes tradition is actually passed down to us Filipinos because I do know some people who do that tradition on new year’s eve.

the alternative to divorce in the PH is legal separation or annulment of marriage but the process will take years bec the case will be heard in court.

The Filipina doesn't really explain much or some are incorrect, she just an average that is enough to live at the moment. Balut is an egg of a duck not chicken, plus yes there's no divorce in the Philippines for NONE MUSLIMS but, there's an annulment which you can file "legal separation" which you're still married but, living far maybe because of restraining order for safety and the other one is "Nullification of marriage" which the marriage will be completely be void or nullified but, you need to file a casr and defense it why. That's it folks thank you.

In philippines, have the longest christmas and it's starts at the month of september, many of us decorating our house with so many christmas decorations during bermonths.

We in Iloilo also eat 12 grapes after midnight during new year... 😊

Sophia is so sweeeet 🤩

Actually, 👌is "ok" in Brazil too, but it isn't commonly used, upside down “ok” hand gesture that means "ass" or "gfy".

In portugal we also have something similar to the grapes eating from spain, but we donit with raisins

In the Philippines we don't have Divorce but we do have annulment.

In the northern part of Brazil people also point with their lips, also common in Colombia

I didn't know about the twelve grapes in the New's Year Eve, it's so interesting. In Brazil, we have two practices similar in the New's Year "wishes", if i could called that: the first one, you need to eat lentils on a ladder or on a chair, you need to stay above the floor and make your wishes while you eating, which a promise to be rich, because if you were up the floor your life follows it and it's growth; and the other, if you were at the beach, you really need to be at the beach, to jump seven waves while you making your wishes and be grateful to Yemanjá (an orisha of sea and mother of others orishas). This last one is a religious practice, so it's quite specifically for one group, the afro-brazilian religions, but it's common see people around us just follow this.

In the Philippines, we usually have 12 different round fruits during New Year.

why was the American girl speaking in like was drunk or sleepy? Lol

The best videos are the ones with Ana AND Andrea

We have to clean our houses and dump out a full bucket of water after mopping the floor out the front door during New Years. We also have to wear yellow for good luck. Dominican Republic.

Only country without divorce. What we have is annulment.

The girls from Spain and Brazil have great personalities and are extremily beautiful.

Don't worry, America. The Philippines also uses MM/DD/YYYY. Janine, I thought balut is duck, not chicken.

The chaotic of the balut talk 😭

Wow love this ...most of that balut it's yummy hehehe

Ana my biggest crush

such beautiful women

I'm Brazilian and all the girls are beautiful and of course Ana is super cute but Andrea definitely has my heart.

In cebu we don't eat 12 grapes but we do display 12 circle fruits include grapes and we eat it after new year. 😅

In PH, we also put the month at the start of the date and use ft and in for height and lb for weight.

Balut is a fertilized DUCK's egg originally, but nowadays you can make it from eggs of any poultry.

When someone asks you where and you say "doon" or "dun", (Tagalog words, "there" in English), your lips are pointing to a place or something.

Ha Ha.. Balut, childhood fave

3:59 - Ana said, "Why do you have to change the ORDER?", not "the word". There are too many mistakes like that in the subs of this channel, they should pay more attention before posting.

Brazilians seeing this emoji 👌on their keyboard be like:

Comer uva aqui no Brasil, na véspera do ano novo, também é normal

balut is usually bird egg (duck).

-👌 - AÍ DEEEEEEEEENTO

Hope a video from the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia about common words also. Pls tnx Southeast asian countries.

5:39 It's illegal in Germany too because it's dangerous! During emergency braking, the shoe can get caught in the pedals. 6:51 Sandals are usually something different. They have a strap over the heel and therefore the back end of the sole is also secure.

Correction, balut is not a chicken egg. It's a duck egg. I am a filipino

Use me as your free 'I love Andrea' button

I need Sophia cosplaying Aerith from FF7

Where does everyone get fresh grapes in New Year's?? Here, in Portugal, we eat raisins.

0:28 Actually, where I live (Belém-PA, Brazil) we also use our mouths to point something out, I don't know if in other regions of Brazil they also have this, I thought everyone did that 😂

People in Brazil point with their lips too. I’ve definitely seen it many times.

12 dried grapes at new year also done in Portugal :P the bigger the better

No divorce in the Philippines but there's an annulment

Ang balut ay hindi lang sa pilipinas pati sa mga karatig bansa sa asya may kanya kanyang version 😄😀🇵🇭❤️

uhuuuu!! BRAZIL!!! 🥳🥳🥳

We don't have divorce but we have what we call the annulment ...

In my culture we eat black eye peas and cabbage or greens on New Years Day but since my family hates black eye peas we have purple hull peas. 😂 The supermarkets will put the cabbages up front and mark them on sale. Some restaurants that don’t usually have it on their menus will serve it that day for people who don’t want to cook.

sophia is so unintentionally funny and cute you guys should bring her more often

They should put a native chavacano speaker in this it would be interesting to see.

In Brazil is actually a traffic violation to drive with any type of shoes that are not firmly secured on your feet or that can compromise the use of pedals, so any shoes that aren’t closed or fastened on the heels or high heeled shoes.

Ana has become my crush in 2 days time

The thing inside the Balut is actually a duck and I am also Filipino

American girl is a slow talker but she is so pretty☺️

American here, instead of the middle finger when driving i give the okay or thumbs up hand signals 😂

The most normal thing with the twelve grapes, is that while you eat them you look askance at those around you and when you see that they don't keep up, or they are filling their mouths because they don't have time, the others start to laugh, they lose count, they choke, anything can happen.

The american girl speaks so gentle to the point that ppl may actually sleep😅

No devorce but there is an anullment just diferent from devorce but kind of work that way.

the first one, about the mouth, brazilians do too(and a lot)

I can't keep my eyes off Sofia

Janine should have said we don't have divorce, but we can have it legally, thru Annulment process. that's all. :)

No divorce yet in the Philippines but ther is annulment of marriage., Basically the same

Balut mostly duck egg in Philippines

Spain, which catapulted the Catholic religion into full swing in the Philippines back in the 16th century totally took a 180 degree turn from being an ultra conservative society influenced by the Inquisition to being one of the most liberal in Europe especially nowadays after the end of the Franco era. While walking the streets of Atocha in Madrid for example one could not help but notice the abundance of "peep show" places, as they are called in Europe, where live erotic entertainment "performed by a couple" 😉 is featured and open to one's viewing pleasure at the drop of a token. I still remember the signboard on the stalls saying, "el sexo en vivo a partir de dos cientas." 😄 Of course, this was during the pre Euro years back in 2000. There was a capilla beside "El Mundo Erótico" which was empty while the peep show place was jam-packed with patrons. Somewhat shocked because I couldn't even find entertainment like this that actually feature the "live act" on stage in liberal cities in the US like San Francisco or Las Vegas unless of course you are shooting porn. Surprised also that divorce and abortion are completely legal in Spain while in the Philippines where they introduced Catholicism, it is the opposite. Filipinos who travel to Spain's major cities, ie, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia would be shocked to discover that such liberalism is so openly accepted in modern day Spain.

in Brazil eating 12 grapes on new year is also very usual

In Brazil, the rude gesture cited is old fashioned, and correct is with the palm facing toward

Ví Ana e a bandeira do Brasil estão vim com uma voadora dar like e assistir.....

Funny story here in the philippines the unit of measurement is interchangeable for eg, in terms of distance we use meter or kilometer, in terms of height we use foot and inches, in terms of weight we use pounds, but if you purchase a meat we use kilograms, in terms of buying ice cream we use gallons and pints, but if we buy petrol we use liters, electric wires is sold in meters, but fabric is sold by yards, swimming pools length are measured by meters but the depth is measured by feet, also in softdrinks it is sold in liters or ml but we also have a 12oz. Of bottle. This happened when we colonized by 3 countries..

I'm from Brazil and my family actually does the 12 grapes thing. When I was younger I told my friends and I was the only one doing that.

So philipines give directions like Mineiros (Minas gerais people) do, saying "logo alí" (right there) and pointing with the mouth. (when its actually far away)

I don't know why we put the month first in the US, but it's actually the way we say it. For example, we'll say "September 20th" instead of the "20th of September". So in that aspect, it kind of makes

Balut is a boiled fertilized DUCK's egg, NOT CHICKEN'S. :)

actually there are two American girls there... Brazil is in America too, guys, watch out for the caption

Anaaa maravilhosa❤❤❤

Ice bucket challenge must come back for Sophia's sake

Balut is actually a fertilized duck egg not chicken, but i guess it depends on where in the philippines u are.

1:45 the said hand gesture is being used in the PH as well somehow a rude gesture, an obscene hand gesture to be exact. At least here in our area. Some also use it to say okay as well.

These videos are way too short! They need to be - at least - double length.

The nine-year-old boys wearing skirts in the Philippines is a pretty odd custom.

Growing up in the Philippines, we were told to jump on New Year's Day so that we will grow taller. I did that every year. Nope. Didn't work. I stopped doing that in my 20s. I'm still a small guy at 5'4 at 51 years old.

0:32 I'm from Brazil and I do the same with my mouth to point the direction 😂😂😂😂 Maybe it is a thing from my region 😂 "benhaí" > "bem aí" > Right there (with my mouth) 😂

Andrea reminds me of Caroline polachek

No Brasil, também comemos 12 uvas durante o badalar do relógio no ano-novo. Aliás, temos vários costumes: pular sete ondas, comer lentilha, colocar uma nota de dinheiro no sapato...

It really saddens me that the idea of marriage being a lifetime commitment now seems strange.

In the Philippines divorced you can't get divorced, but you can get annulment which can cost about $10,000 US. Which most people in the Philippines earn about $250 US/month. Who has the money to do that. You can also go to jail for adultery in the Philippines. Someone i knew started dating a man who she thought was single because he told her that he was separated from his wife for over 6 years, but then the wife wanted to put the woman in jail to her surprised. Maybe because they wanted money from her if she settled

Dominicans do that pointing with the mouth thing as well