Yeah, I also noticed that :D It makes me happy cause I'm Polish myself so it's even more fun to watch these now :>

Hello there!🇵🇱😊

I'm Polish :)

Im Polish ,too!

I am Polish and I will never date a Polish Guy ever again,we all have different experiences and she get to know only one of them,who seems more Korean then Polish 👌 Team British🎉❤

especially polish teens these days lmao

@WTR it doesn't make him less of a man wtf 💀 he's still a man

Is that Triss in your pic?

@@laviniasnow4494 yep I love Witcher...

@@WTR-- if you're homophobic just say it

I also thought she vibed best with the first

@@annemarie497 It was the "I was colonized too" joke tbh

You can always have a laugh with British people 😂

Isn't "Nara" short for "Narazie?"

​@@ulysse9471 yes

@@ulysse9471 right. We use "na razie" but younger generation says "Nara"

Interesting. 'Nara' means a nation or a world in Korean. (pure Korean word)

He is Not british

He's black, how is he British?

@@steviegoy8830 to be white is Not enough to ne british

@@steviegoy8830 I'm not European. I don't want to be racist, maybe I'm wrong. So, what should we call him? A Londoner? Aren't there a lot of black people in England?

@@theeuropeanman how? Everything about him screams British. Is it a skin colour thing that you don't consider him British?

polska jest w europie wiec logiczne ze ktos z polski sie znajdzie

100 percent

He's not even British.. he's Latin-American 😉

@@vegax__ If i understood correctly is mother his from Uk and his father is from Guyana. And he was born and rise in UK. So is also British, we can say that is mixed if you want

@@vegax__ You don't understand what British is then. He's about as British as you can get. Completely British mannerisms and sense of humour. Understated Charisma is a British forte

@@bessemahehehinnou7337 No, Your Ethnic heritage is irrelevant to your nationality If you were brought up for the 1st 7 years of your life in a particular culture, that is entirely where you are from. Your entire person has picked up the mannerisms and values of that culture and society

What meant she is more open and out going and willing to try new things. Not like those Korean brought up in Korea who are more conservative.

​@@helenfuentes9539she may be of korean ancestry and actually mexican, but her culture is definitely from Mexico, this openness is definitely from America

No. She liked the British dude the most. You can just tell by the eye expression she lost interest in both the Polish and Spanish guy because they gave off too introverted, shy, and formal dating vibes, and their Asian-fever also was kind of a red flag for her. British guy, not only speaks her language, but can banter and joke around with her. French guy was also a lil too romantic for her taste.

nah, every conversation felt uncomfortable besides with the british guy

This girl has a big reaction and a big laugh And it's loud And in the comments, I knew this girl was born and raised in Mexico, so I understood her behavior

Moi aussi je peux parler dans ma langue et tu ne comprend pas...

I agree with you! She probably did not felt at home there lol.

@@Ama94947 I hear many first generations feel that way

A lot of indigenous Indians are not considered Mexican National. In order to be the Mexican citizen, one is born there, and pay $50 or more and register. Indigenous Indians work on the farm 7 days a week,and live in a shelter made with thin metal, and temp. Inside it can reach more than 100 deg. F. THE INDIGENOUS INDIANS RECENTLY ARE COMING DOWN FROM mountains because of the Spaniards conquest and afraid of the cross…funny the real truth message that Jesus humbled Himself to serve is reversed and not preached but rather usery, stealing, and blood…

also not mexican but pretty sure that ius solis is applied in all of latam so yes, just being born there should give her nationality

it depends - she might've been born in mexico but had her birth registered in korea

it's for the video to not break that whole "korean girl" thing they have going on

@@Lillith_sv yeah but that's dumb, she's not really korean then

@@danemon8423 she is mexican and korean....

@@danemon8423 Can be both.

This girl has a big reaction and a big laugh And it's loud And in the comments, I knew this girl was born and raised in Mexico, so I understood her behavior

He was not British. He's Latin American.

​@@winstonsmith7801 he's definitely British. You hear that accent? You see his manorisms? He's british

@@celestialasmr9624 Really ? , what British sub group does he belong to ? Is he English , Irish , Scottish , Welsh , Please tell me.

​@@winstonsmith7801 he's definitely British. I guess if he was born in London and has always lived there's he'd be English :) but his ethnicity is half Guyanean

@@winstonsmith7801 lol "basic science" - I'm a doctor. You're just racist.

And Polish guy looks like British gay than average Pole 😂

​​and clearly speaks with Ukrainian/or some Eastern accent

Nationality ≠ race

Just because of the look

si claro tan bien que parece un koreano del kpop...

@@epualc, si, supongo que alguno de sus padres es asiático.

She can be both. And yes she has lots to do with Korea. She grew up in a Korean household, her parents lived in Korea, and she lives in Korea now. So she stayed connected to Korea. But most white and Black Americans lived in the US for like 400 years for many generations and most of them have barely any contact or connection with their country of origin or let's say countrieS cuz the average white American is a mix of multiple European countries and sometimes with some non-European ones too. And it's a similar case for Black Americans and Africa so no it's not similar to her. However if an American parents came directly from Russia for example and they're still connected to it yes they're Russian too.

@@evothenew3333 nah she doesnt she literally said she grew up in mexico, im russian and if person who maybe speaks a lil but russian but isnt from russia they arent russian, and plus if they live in some rich country they just doesnt have the same story they didnt grow up in the same enviroment, why just even say they are russian when they never were in the country

@@mylegsshurt Most immigrant children go to their parent countries if it's possible, it usually depends on the family financial state, sometimes political state too because lots of families were forced to leave their countries due to different reasons. Also I don't agree with this part "they live in some rich country they just doesn't have the same story they didn't grow up in the same environment" Even Vladimir Putin doesn't have a similar experience to you he's one of the richest people in the world and doesn't relate to the average Russian citizen yet he's Russian and is literally leading the country.

@@mylegsshurt I'm Moroccan and I see the children of Moroccan families in France, Netherlands, Belgium, etc. as Moroccans and most of them see themselves as Moroccan too and still have a connection to their Moroccan roots. Because no matter what they do they'll always be told they're not French, Dutch, Belgian, etc. So if we don't claim them who's gonna do that. Actually talking about that I just saw lots of comments saying the British guy isn't British and he's not even from 2 migrant parents he's literally half Welsh yet you still see people saying he's not British.

hes russian cuz he grew up in russia, speak russian and has russian mentality plus he wasnt the richest kid, his family was like medium class

As a Frenchman... I have to admit it too. 💀 He's weird and doesn't represent French men. The British one is more comfortable and has a better aura.

She speaks English like a native American. I bet we did not get the full story of her life's experiences..

@@michaeloconnor1757 a lot of Mexicans speak proper English, she has a TikTok account and her content is in Spanish, with the perspective of a Mexican

Estoy muy familiarizado con todo eso. Vivía muchos años en México. He sido maestro de inglés a los mexicanos aquí y también en México casi todo mi larga vida. También he sido maestro bilingue y entrenador a maestros de inglés en Guadalajara, Jalisco, México. Tengo títulos en la linguística y la enseñanzas de idiomas. Hay de todos tipos y variaciones en cuanto al biinguismo.

This girl has a big reaction and a big laugh And it's loud And in the comments, I knew this girl was born and raised in Mexico, so I understood her behavior

​@@michaeloconnor1757She speaks English pretty well , but her accent is "very evident " ... so , what's with the statement "she speaks like a native from America " , do u lie just for fun ?

are you serious? yeah just let China take over South Korea via North. sry to ruin your colonizer buzz word but they saved South Korea. WAUW. the disrespect to the US and Korean vets who fought side by side.

So she's not Korean, by nationality anyway. She is Mexican by nationality since she was born and raised there, she is Korean by Ethnicity though.

Los coreanos tienen que renunciar a su nacionalidad de nacimiento si sus padres son coreanos y se van a vivir a Corea y obviamente quieren adquirir la nacionalidad coreana. Hay países en los cuales no esta permitido renunciar a la nacionalidad, en ese caso tendrían la doble nacionalidad. Es lo que tengo entendido en el caso de Corea y la nacionalidad.

@@killinglonliness88 does it matter ?

@@killinglonliness88 there is 3 things dumby... ethnicity or race nationality and culture! ethnicity race: she is korean... nationality: if she lived in mexico then she is mexican citizenship culturaly: probably she is more korean than mexican... also you even cant say you are french hen you yre asian or black... peoples should say i born french... french still a culture and race and not a nationaility! american is a nationality... mostly when she is just a 0-1 generation foreigner...! her parents even not local/familiar with the mexican culture other countries have very strict demagrophy... similar case if i just travel to korea and make a full of european child the that kid could say he is korean... with his blue eyes and blonde hair also european body/skin/look/blood! nothing offense i am already familiar with this case! (i live in europe i am european but not native in that country... i spoke that language as my first also my parents too... they born here too... but still we are not 'that 'country'' folks! yeah my nationality is that country because even my parents are multiple generations here but still we kept our culture too...

@@yunabee6580 yes... it's matter... a korean never will be mexican...

I heard about that when foreigners live in Korea some of them feel the preassure of the beauty standards even if they dont fit and they look different.

I don't know how it is with Spaniards, but this boy looks like a typical Pole. And it is not too white at all, because there is little sun in Poland.

@@gabrielleonardovilche4396 Yes, I understand what you mean. I think you're right. Korean makeup looks great on Asian people because it's created for Asian people, but on Caucasian people it doesn't look flattering. It will always have to be adapted to the facial features of a Caucasian person. These two guys don't look good with that makeup. It looks fake on them in my opinion.

​@@ziutbryk531 people are not as white as he is. he has something on his face to make it whiter and it really shows when he turns his head, you see his neck in a darker color. when I happen to have my whole body like his face because I avoid the sun, I use whitening soap (helps me with acne) and spf 50+. If you have porcelain skin, people tell you that you are pale, that you should eat more or do you feel weak? but fuck these people because what do they care. coming back people are tanned in the summer months the color of milk chocolate, normally everyone I know or people I see on the street are tanned. it's April and here the sun is already here and the temperature is 15 degrees, in May it will be 22. Also typical pole man has big belly, moustache, he goes bald and wears sandals with white socks.

@@lilith75 He looks to me glowing, creamed, stressed, and maybe sick (maybe he has a cold). But you have to look closely, it's not noticeable. At least for a Polish person.

He did his job and got a date with her.

French and romanticism? Please, I thought we left the false stereotypes and boring cliches back in the 80s. Seduction maybe - for ONS but definitely not romantic lol.

@@leonidasse It is a matter of culture and history. French romanticism manifests itself through our passion for art and gastronomy, our landscapes and cities, our originality and our extravagance. King Louis XIV invented the codes of gallantry and before that, some markers of romanticism were present in chivalry which is also a French invention during the reign of the Merovingians. These things are still part of our traditions and customs even if social networks and young generations are destroying everything.

@@Le-Vendeur-De-Baton-De-La-Mort then it must be buried VERY DEEP inside you as I haven’t noticed it any French below the age of 40. My experience.

He is probably gay so I think he did well.

yeah why isnt she in vids anymore?

She is my favourite : /

yes but I think she might not speak english as fluently as the girl in the video ^^'

@@solene9848 She speaks very good english. She has never had any issues understanding me or I her when we speak.

No Englishman in the Video

​@@theeuropeanman stop.

@@celestialasmr9624 Stop Race mixing