Yes, please make another! This video is wonderful. I love Mexico and I love Mexicans so, whatever gives me insight about my wonderful friends in Mexico, is most welcome. All your videos are very, very good. I watch many Mexico videos and channels and yours are my favorite!

Si, por favor

Yes make more please!!!

Yes there's a plethora of attitudes and weir believes in our country

Ketchup on pizza.

Hola mami😍

Yes, Mexicans and African americans share more that we think, a lot.

Yep! I keep all of my pans on there

In Mexico city it’s getting lost - I still use it but nobody around me used it anymore. And I’m a mexican ~

@@MariaGarcia-is6nx How old are you, Maria? Maybe it's just the "older" generation using "Mande!" A few weeks ago, I was speaking to a young Mexican, and either he or I used "Mande!" and he gave me the impression that the expression (literally, "Command me!") is still in use. I must remember to ask other Mexicans I meet about this.

@@srbaruchi I'm 26, but the reason I specified Mexico City is that I feel other Mexican states are being a bit more polite, in my experience. My younger sisters and their friends don't seem to have that costume at all, but they're rude to my standards so Idk :p

@@MariaGarcia-is6nx The politeness and Old World of it makes it charming to me. The decline of "Mande" is probably similar to the decline in the use of "usted." Do you find "tu" to be the norm across generations and status levels in spoken Spanish?

@@srbaruchi My mother educated me to always say "usted". Teachers, adult men, and women, as well as my friend's moms always say to me "Do not say the word 'usted', it makes me feel old, talk to me as 'tú'"... I still think I do a good first impression by being polite but since I was a little girl, grown adults correct me ... I see it getting lost, definitely :s

Oh yes! Heard that they use the oven as a cabinet for pots Btw, have you heard of the #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet movement before? 🌎🌍🌏

I bet Isela always response with "Mande" The imaginary rock only works if the dog has been neglected. I suppose your neighbor's dog is spoiled.

@@LaKarencitaMX never hurts to try!

My neighbors don’t even know that their estufa has a horno underneath. It’s just a storage space. I’ve also seen full size “cabinet” stoves for sale that completely lack baking capability. There’s just a door.

Me too!

I had no idea it was more proper / respectful to answer "mande," instead of "que." I'm surprised no one has ever corrected me. I will be using mande from now on!

I think o had the chancla but I had the cinturón as well 😂😂 I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I can make much more

@@LaKarencitaMX Had an idea what the word "chancla" meant and I looked it up to verify. Sure enough, it meant "slippers." Funny because in the Philippines where I partly grew up, if you did something bad, it would be either the "tsinelas" [slippers] or "sinturon" [belt] on your butt! LOL! BTW, even though no one taught me, I discovered on my own that when a dog comes barking at you, all you have to do is go down to your knees and pretend you're picking up a rock and it will run away! Very interesting and informative videos you've got there hija [a Spanish derivative word in the Philippines that has now come to mean "young girl" or "young lady" rather than the original "daughter"]! Lots of similarities between Mexican and Filipino culture and even language due to both being colonies of Spain in the past. FYI, I am half-Japanese and half-Filipino, but grew into adulthood in the Philippines so my mentality is more Filipino. And like many, when I first came across you on YT, I was positive you were Pinay [Filipino slang for a female Filipina]!

Oh my!!!! La chancleta de mi Mama, Tias, y abuelas, y abuelita tabien! I guess Cubanas also mastered the art of the "CHANCLA!!!" 😳😳😳😱💞💞❤

@@LaKarencitaMX OMG!!! I am so old I did forget my mamita having the cinto around her neck when my sister and I were being malditos! LOL!!!!

Hola Lucy. jajaja si suena raro decir mande y la verdad es que no tiene nada de malo decir 'qué' también pero pues es una costumbre que ya no nos podemos quitar, ¿no? Oye pero tengo una pregunta: ¿Le hablas a tu mamá de tu o de usted?

soy de chile es alreves aca XD

tu "amiga" ha de ser de las que ahora usan el mentado lenguaje inclusivo jajaja

🙌🏽

Muchas gracias 😃

Muchas gracias Blair. Tank you for your comment and for telling me in person 😊

Like original Spanish New Mexican, when Mexico was still New Spain?

The norm: Toddler stumbles and falls. Scraped and bleeding tot looks up at mom, aunt or older sister to check reaction; care giver and any companions erupt with profuse clapping and "Bravo mami/papi", but make no move towards child. Eventually, the young adventurer gets the face and any abrasions wiped down -- but no hurry. Oh yes -- not once did the child cry.

Really?! Just for that one reason, she deserves a "mandé"! Do you know that the.Walmart.bolillos do not do our bread justice? No where in the States have I had a good bolillo! (the bread, I'm talkin bout,) hahaha

@@lucio.martinez Walmart lies to their customers I worked in the bakery there.. Thy call it FRENCH BREAD I saw the boxes it came in. They said MADE IN OHIO

The thing about the Imaginary rock I had seen before but in one Colonia in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon I saw lots of kids walking with sticks. When a barking dog came close they would raise the stick & swing towards the dog. The swoosh sound must of terrified the dogs. Especially when several children all with sticks did the same thing. Laughter usually ensued after the dog turned tail & ran.

Si, eso tiene sentido.

I have a lot of ideas. You ask and I can make them

The panaderías we went to had biriote AND bolillos... two different typesd of bread. Bolillos were lighter with a crispier crust, Birotes more dense with more flexible crust. P.s. I grew up in Los Ángeles, CA, USA

They're similar but they're different types of bread. Birotes are for "tortas ahogadas", the bread is a little bit harder so it doesn't crumble when it's drown in sauce. Bolillos are lighter and crispier

My goddaughter sometimes yells back, “ahorita!” when I call her, to which I respond, “Ya merito?” 😂

@@MarcosElMalo2 My nephews are alway trying me. I have one that has a mouth on him. So, I say, "NOW!" in English. That way there's no room por interpretations, hahaha

You're welcome

Saludos Humberto

I'm planning to make a similar video next week

It seems the imaginary rock works everywhere

I hope you enjoy Veracruz! I'm form Hidalgo but I live in Querétaro

@@LaKarencitaMXBuenos dias. Thank you for your response. I am starting in Veracruz yet I would like to move to Oaxaca o Chiapas not sure just yet. I hear and watch videos on Queretaro yet it seems as though too too many Americans are beginning to move there. Beautiful place according to videos yet..... take care and thank you again y Dios bendiga y cuida cada momento

That standard applies to the whole of the USA, not just the South. Saying "what?" just seems rude to me...Seattle, USA.

😂 I hated the pots and pans too

In Los Ángeles Birote and Bolillo are two different kinds of bread.. birote is more dense with softer crust... bolillo is lighter with crispier crust.

In my neck of the woods, telera is the flat one (still qualifies as a bolillo), but normally when you ask for a bolillo, you get the pan frances type. What I would give for a sourdough boli! I’ve eaten whole wheat bolis, but I’ve never seen sourdough.