Hello everyone, I’m Ina! 🌟

This video captures my honest, first-time reaction to trying a wrap 🌯
and some new fruits — blackberries & raspberries! 🍇🍓

If you enjoyed this, please look forward to the next video! 🥰✨

You can also follow the rest of my travel journey on the Hana Channel!

https://youtube.com/@hanaya21?si=MNVx6A1TSNwrXC1Q

You and your sister paid a little bit too much in the touristy areas of my city, so here's a contribution to make your trip to Boston happier.

Yes, I agree with everyone else. Most Americans have a lot of compassion for the plight of North Koreans and are glad you are here.

Be proud to tell people you’re from North Korea. We Americans respect anyone brave enough to fight for their freedom. You two ladies are two of the most courageous people I’ve seen on social media. Love your videos.

I think Ina is eating her way through America

That wasn't a burrito, that was a wrap. Ina that first berry was a Blackberry, blueberries are small and round.

Ina is a foodie!!

In my opinion, if you tell people you are from North Korea you may get a warmer response. We, in America, know that the people in North Korea have it very difficult and to escape from there is very impressive. Since we have lived our lives here with complete freedom we don’t know what you went through but we can sympathize with and be proud of your accomplishment. You and Hana

So cute. In America we have a saying, “the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”. I think we could change it to “the way to Ina’s heart”. ✌️😊👍

Don't ever be afraid to tell Americans that you are from North Korea.  Americans have warm feelings for the North Korean people.  We do not like the leader of North Korea, but we love the people and hope that someday they will be a democracy.   We do not think of North Koreans as the enemy.  The only "enemy" is communism, and even with that we are pretty laid back these days.  I believe what you ate was a "vegetable wrap" not a burrito.   Here in America we put all kinds of things in tortillas.  I am glad you got to try Raspberries (the red ones) and Blackberries (the dark ones).  I love them both, and grow them in my yard!  I like to put the Raspberries in yogurt or on top of ice cream.  It is good to have sweet with the sour.  This was a fun video!  Thank you very much!

Be brave, it's ok to tell people where you are from! You are safe here

In the USA, we typically love North Koreans defectors. We understand the struggles you all face and are happy to welcome you into our country. Some day, I hope all North Koreans will have all the freedoms they deserve!

We Americans would never judge or discriminate you for being North Korean. If anything we would praise you for being able to escape. You two ladies are so unreliably strong for being able to get out. All Americans are proud of you. <3

the first thing was what a lot of us would call a 'wrap'.  A sandwich not on bread or a roll but wrapped in a flour tortilla and eaten cold. A burrito is in a flour tortilla but with more Mexican type foods -- flavored rice, meat, beans and eaten hot

not blueberries those are black berries. blueberries are blue and round. you are very brave Ina to be trying these different flavours.

I love how Ina dances when she eats.😊

If you feel brave enough tell them “I escaped North Korea” when people ask, you have no idea how much people would respect you immediately when hearing that

You and your sister are such an inspiration, I hope you’re both having a lovely trip and this comment finds you well!

The burrito is eaten as is! The wrap is called a tortilla, you can brown it further and many places do, but since you’re having a salad wrap they kept it cold. But it’s fully cooked! No worries there ❤

Ladies, you should tell Americans you are from North Korean. We greatly admire the courage it took for North Koreans to escape in order to become free. Freedom is our language in America.

13:43 wait until she realizes you can have whipped cream with the berries 😂😂