Han Spaneesh folks.
Stupid Power Ball
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From: Dirty Jersey
Close...you got everything right except the last word. the "CER" is kinda pronounced like "Sir as in Service"
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Grifball Player
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From: Foundry
Nah seriously is it true that Mexican and Puerto Rican spanish is different. I know it's like slang or dialect, but are the generally the same in everyday speech or is there a clear difference?
Stupid Power Ball
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From: Dirty Jersey
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Alot of spanish cultures (puerto ricans, dominicans, columbians, etc...) can pretty much understand each other although each one has their own "twist" to it. But I never understand wtf Mexicans say, it's like they have a dick in their mouth, they have an up/down tone in their voice and they always extend the word for some reason for example: "Dondeee esta el bannnoooooooooooo" :hsugh:
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From: Arizona
It's true, my friends say Puerto Rican spanish is more lazy... much like Mexican Spanish is less formal than Spain Spanish
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From: Arizona
I'm not spanish? :eek3:
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Alot of spanish cultures (puerto ricans, dominicans, columbians, etc...) can pretty much understand each other although each one has their own "twist" to it. But I never understand wtf Mexicans say, it's like they have a dick in their mouth and they always extend the word for some reason for example: "Dondeee esta el bannnoooooooooooo" :hsugh:
:chuckles:
Alot of spanish cultures (puerto ricans, dominicans, columbians, etc...) can pretty much understand each other although each one has their own "twist" to it. But I never understand wtf Mexicans say, it's like they have a dick in their mouth and they always extend the word for some reason for example: "Dondeee esta el bannnoooooooooooo" :hsugh:
Like I said, Puerto Rican spanish is lazy
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