Things NOT to Do in MEXICO : KOREAN TEEN & MEXICAN REACTION

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[MusicIslife-nngn]

They should react to what a quinceanera is, it’s specifically meant for teenagers and it a very significant coming-of-age ceremony for many Latin American countries.

[sofiasanz]

The shouting one is weird cuz we are very loudly. But ok. Other things not to do when coming to Mexico is, chewing with your mouth open or making sounds with your mouth while eating. Apologize if ever hit someone or touch someone when walking. Also ask for "permission" if you need to walk through a group of people. If you are opening a door and there's people behind you, keep it open for them, till someone else takes your place or the rest passes through. And always say thank you and please.

[lizramirezz]

I would also like to say that tacos in Mexico aren’t made from that hard shell looking thing, they are mostly always made from corn tortillas and they are so good

[jjongs-bear]

The shouting one confuses me because we are generally pretty loud

[leiladiaz]

She has been turning more comfortable and free 🤩🤩🤩

[MeruHina]

It is true that in many parts of Mexico, tap water is not safe for drinking, but there are also parts were is totally safe. But for foreigners it is still advised to buy bottle water or to boil tap water before drinking it because the difference in minerals we use to clean the water might not be the same your body is accustomed to drinking :)

[amorseo]

I’m almost 100% sure she’s from a big city, , and maybe that’s why her answers vary. Typically we are very loud and are always shouting in the streets, it’s a common thing. Now for the drinking thing, , literally everyone drinks on the streets but more so in neighborhoods, like in front of their homes. You won’t really see people drinking around shopping areas.

[brendymor]

Me agrada que sigan enseñando más cosas de México ☺️

[pamelalopez]

I really love to see all these videos and even better because Natalia can speak korean so it's very helpful for the koreans to know more about our culture and do let them to still have the mexican stereotype.

[heyitsrosie]

Natalia is so pretty, I like her calming speaking voice

[alondrayazmintm]

Kang Sungchan:
I am Kang Sungchan from Korea
Subtitles: I am Kang Sungchan from Mexico

-Mexican deep inside

[enriquesanchez]

No es porque sea mi paisana, pero Natalia se me hace muy bonita y simpática!!! (^.^)

[pamelalopez]

No se si Natalia o alguien que veo español lea esto ... pienso que sería interesante que hablaran del arte y entretenimiento de cada país, por arte me refiero sl concepto de música (banda), baile (forklore), pinturas (muralismo), las telenovelas, etc. Siento que eso introduce mucho la cultura desde el entretenimiento y arte.

[olgacrespo]

You two are great!! More videos about Mexico with Natalia!!! 😍👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

[dianalest]

Estaría genial que hicieran un vídeo de reacción a novelas mexicanas, las escenas más icónicas tipo "¿Por qué estás besando a la lisiada?" 😂😂

[katiarsis]

Me, living in Guanajuato remembering Cervatino Festival and the "no drinking on streets" rule: 👁️👄👁️

[veronicajimenez]

Sería interesante que hablaran de las fiestas en México, por ejemplo, bodas, 15 años, bautizos, presentaciones, primera comunión, graduaciones, cumpleaños, etc, que se hable del ambiente, duración, bailes, bebidas, padrinos, etc.🤔 estaría genial.

[kaylennava]

In our ranches we all tend to drink outside so maybe it’s more of a city thing, but we all tend to just drink outside stores or in the parks

[rosebloom]

I'm actually having tacos for dinner tonight, mmm... tacos con carne y queso!

[bobharris]

I always want tacos. It's one of the food groups!