Hispanic thread

Postea hombre.

The fuck, man? 😐

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Beanerfag reporting in 😐

Y soy no reacuerdo Espagnol mucho.

No habla nigger spanish. Me soy blanco Spaniard.

Jo només la meitat mexicana i que no el parlo bé.

I know Spanish or rather "Castellano" and I have no idea what the fuck you just said ._.

Which dirtpoor shack were you born from?

Catalan. 'Im half mexican but they don't speak it either.'

I wonder if you're being serious.

Nothing but a bunch of Moors.

Guerrero. 😐

You are half mexi?
And here I thought you were a dirty Jew.....

Tal vez esté un poco loca, pero no me gusta mucho mi idioma. No sé, creo que otros idiomas suenan mejor y son mucho más cómodos para comunicarse, como el mismo inglés de partida. Además de saberlo por nacer en un país hispano (Chile) también he estudiado y practicado varios años para ser buena en el idioma. ¿Por qué, que acaso no me gustaba?; me sigue sin gustar, pero es un idioma que ya sé, así que prefiero usarlo bien cuando tengo que usarlo (que es la mayoría del tiempo ya que sigo viviendo en Chile).

Maybe I'm a bit crazy, but I don't like too much my own language. I don't know, I think it may be because other languages sounds better and are quite more comfy to communicate with, like English, just to start with. Aside from knowing it because I was born in a Hispanic country (Chile), I studied and practiced it a few years to be good on it. Why I did that, if I didn't liked it? Well, I still dislike Spanish, but I learned the language already, so I prefer to use it properly when I have to (that is most of the time anyway, because I'm still living on Chile).

That tends to be the first thing you think when someone says they has money.

Hablan Ingles para sentirse mas finos que los demas plebellos y gilipollas.

En mis dias, se hablaba ingles esperando que los demas no entendieran que carajos decias, pero hoy ahora los nenes y nenas lo hablan antes del mismo ingles. Pendejos que son.

No, es un lenguaje mejor.

That southern Spain. My mama said we descended from the master race the celts and Carthaginians. But my momma use to call me a retard and beat me with a rubber hose so who the fuck knows.

Betting on lock in six posts.

RACISMO!

Well I'm pretty sure there's a rule about this.

Surprised to learn Nyara is Hispanic/Latina/whatever.

The world would be horridly dull if we didn't have the occasional lawbreak.

Haha a rubber hose.....ahh yes 😂...I remember those beatings as a kid. That shit hurt 😐 ......I would pray she get the belt instead...

So you are partly master race?
The only master race I know is my grandpa who was very white and Caucasian looking, his father even had green eyes. He of course married my grandma who is of black African descent. Keep in mind that they were still Mexican.
I got partly indigenous blood from my dad's side of the family.
All in all, I'm a mutt 😐

Cuando me gusta presumir lo hago en español. Mi español es lo suficientemente bueno como para encontrar errores como pan caliente de los plebeyos y no tan plebeyos y restregárselos en la cara~~~

La palabra "demás" siempre lleva acento ya que así se pronuncia. Te enseñaré a describir bien a los de tu estirpe: plebeyos, no "plebellos", ya que viene del latín "plebeius"; la mayoría de los -ius en español acabaron usando la "y" en lugar de la "ll" (podría relatar por qué de ello, pero me extendería mucho).

Se escribe días, no "dias" ya que así se pronuncia. Se escribe decías en lugar de "decias", ya que así se pronuncia. "Hoy ahora", si bien no es incorrecto en sí, es una redacción muy pobre ya que es innatural, podrías utilizar un decir común del idioma como "hoy en día". "pero hoy ahora los nenes y nenas lo hablan antes del mismo ingles" no tiene sentido, así que no puedo sugerir ya que ni siquiera tengo ni idea de lo que quieres decir (exactamente, ya que la idea la capto).

When I wish to presume, I do it on Spanish. My Spanish is so advanced that I can find like no tomorrow the errors from plebs and not so plebs, just to scrub em' on their faces~~~

For example on Spanish we do not capitalize the names of the languages, just like we say "inglés" (= English), not groin (ingles = groin). On Spanish we have "mas" and "más", the second is the equivalent to "more", while the first is a variant of "but" for a few specific (mas no raras "but not rare") circumstances (we use "pero" for the remaining circumstances), he wanted to indicate "more finesse", so he must use "más".

On Spanish we vary between "following" syllables (most likely there is a better word on English to describe it that I still have to learn, so deal with it) and acute syllables. For example a "papa" (potato) is pronounced more like "papaa", while a "papá" (dad) is pronounced "papa". The first syllables of each word are pronounced always acute aside unclear random exceptions (very common like on "día" [day]), and "following" for the remaining. Sometimes that isn't right like you can see in "papa" vs "papá". We use an accent "´" over the vocal when we want to force an acute pronunciation. In this case he failed at adding it to "demás", "días", "decías" and "inglés".

A bit lazy to explain the rest, but he wrote plebeyos (plebians) wrongs, using "plebellos", lel. It's an error of the same kind as writing days using "dais". *Sigh*.



You didn't noticed before? XD.

That why you decided to make this thread, then?