Benefits of a Spanish Mum | Jen Brister |
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- Jen Brister takes us through some uncanny correlations: Spanish people and the letter ‘s’ & the British class system and volume of speech.
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You guys talk in low volume... until you go on vacation to Spain.
Until the moment they walk in the pub😂😂😂 or grab a beer anywhere, still funny anyway
😅😅😅😅😅😅
She said middle class not all Brits
Those are the poorest. That's why.
Middle class don’t go to Spain
Middle class brits in Magaluf are so well behaved and polite, no, not loud at all
Not really , I grow up in magalluf and Palma nova in calvia , never been a well behaved brit , they're crap
I was being sarcastic...😂😂
Grew up, past simple
they aren't middle class, they are lower class
@@Answersonapostcardany Brit is instantly lower class after any dose of alcohol.
If your mother pronounces it so.. that's the correct pronunciation of your brother´s name.
you think mamas feed you too much? wait for the abuelas
So true.
Jajaja. Me parece una excelente humorista. Se la entiende perfectamente. Y si que tiene acento español.
And the nonna too 😅
My grandma look at me and says: "He's breathing, he must be hungry". hahahahahahahaha
My grandmother whose parents were from Spain always fed us until we couldn't eat more. It's a tradition to show you care with your best dishes and sweet bread.
You know she didn't teach her daughter Spanish because she calls paella "payeya" like the English.
Maybe she said it like that so the joke can be better understood by the English.
Exactly...@@victorgomez4107
Brits say “pie-eller”
@@VTEC_12345 I've heard pie-eyer more than pie-eller. Payeya is the same but more like a Spanish speaker would transcribe it.
Los ingleses tienen mucha clase y hablan en un tono de voz bajo, hasta que van de vacaciones a España, se emborrachan y se tiran desde el balcón del hotel a la piscina. Todos los años mueren varios de ellos haciendo eso 🤦
No se que concepto tienen de nosotros allí ni me interesa, pero aquí los británicos no son vistos como gente sofisticada precisamente...
Loud britts are all down here indeed
Ella lo explica muy bien. Si son britanicos y recios, no tienen clase.
Bueno, si no fuera por los problemas que le pueden causar al hotel, a mí lo del balconing me parece selección natural.
Me meo!!! @@raquelburgos6533
@@raquelburgos6533 exacto!
Por eso tenemos los premios Darwin!
Gente que ayuda a mejorar la especie humana quitándose de en medio en formas creativas.
Los ingleses son buenos en eso, y los americanos los mejores.
Aquí te dejo material para otro monólogo en tu show!
yo vivo en una zona turística en España con un gueto inglés! Un gueto, sí porque después de 30 años viviendo no saben decir ni papa. Desde el Brexit, hay alguno que se esfuerza más! Pregúntales si quieren volver a Inglaterra , ni lo piensan. Mueren aquí, y aquí los enterramos, a más de uno en las nichos familiares de algún vecino español, porque nadie los reclama. Así son ellos de guay y de familiares y así somos nosotros. Fíjate que contraste, lo que es la solidaridad y la nobleza de cada país. Y ésto es tan cierto y tan fácil de comprobar como pasearte por estos cementerios.😢
Respecto a los acentos, pues los tienen quienes intentan hablar otro idioma, los que no lo intentan, los ingleses por ejemplo, no tienen mal acento hablando español, son directamente nulos.
En mi pueblo también hay británicos y hay de todo, aunque la mayoría no se molesta en aprender español.
Por otro lado, las madres y abuelas españolas que dan mucho de comer a sus hijos, lo hacen porque recuerdan los años del hambre, después de la guerra civil, o porque los recuerdan sus padres y les han inculcado el "tener a los hijos bien alimentados".
Soy inglés, no vivo en España pero cada vez voy allí, siempre hablo en espaňol cuando pueda. Este comediante no es gracioso.
Ella no ha escrito ningún chiste real.
@@Answersonapostcardgracias por aclararlo.
@@Answersonapostcard es el problema de todo el mundo, solo saben generalizar, y no parecen darse cuenta que cada persona es un mundo , en este caso la señora quiso bromear sobre los españoles ,vale,bien por ella. Pero todo el mundo debería aprender que de lo que salga de la boca de una persona, no sale del país entero. Buen día 😊
@@Answersonapostcard
Qué tú lo hagas te honra, pero no quiere decir que lo que dice este hombre no sea cierto. Hay "comunidades" de expats de habla inglesa en muchos sitios y no se molestan en aprender la lengua local. No todos, claro, pero ese comportamiento se da raramente en otras nacionalidades, incluso europeas.
Your mum cannot pronounce Steven, and you cannot pronounce paella.
Toma ya 😂👍🏻
Very good point 😅
Total😂
Quite right about it
Absolutely
Tampoco veo que se haya currado un buen monólogo. Lo único que hace es tirar de tópicos como hacen siempre los británicos
Los balcones de España os dan la bienvenida
Que gracioso, adolescentes muertos... ¿qué te pasó?
lol
Les ayudamos vaciando las piscisnas
your mother say esteven...you say payeya 😂😂😂
It’s comedy… please tell me you understand that comedians exaggerate traits for comedy effect… 😂
Pa-ella.
In the south of Spain they don't really speak proper Spanish anyway. Most of the time it's like Korean.
@@draoicht22 korean? In any case It might sound like arab
It's like saying that americans don't speak proper english because they sound like greek 😂
@@draoicht22 enhorabuena!!! Te has llevado el premio al tonto del año 🎉🎉
@@draoicht22 hablar andaluz no es hablar un mal español sino una variante de las muchas que hay en el español. De verdad, realmente deberías callarte y no hablaba como un ignorante que no sabe lo que dice. Yo estudié mi idioma, español en la universidad y valoro el español, incluyendo cómo se habla en Andalucía. Estudia un poco o simplemente cállate.
That Mom is from the south. She has a very specific accent. Why not just say Esteban? She’s really funny, and I remember the bit about dinner too. Hilarious. 😂
Or at least make Esteban a family name. My friend is Christine and her brother is Maurice but with family they are Cristina and Mauricio.
My thoughts exactly, that's what I would've done instead of struggling with 'Steven' 😂😂😂😂
Jeez, use an ambiguous name, like idk Victoria, Rita, Sofía or Anita (plenty in Ireland).
This is exactly what I was going to write 😊
Please tell me you understand she’s exaggerating for comedy effect. 😂
My mother always feeds me when I visit her. She has always told me:
- You have to eat my son, you're growing up.
Yesterday, I finally answered her:
- I'm 40 years old, mother.
Oh wow, what a fresh funny voice! MORE!!
As a Spanish woman, I confirm everything she’s saying
My grandmother's mother was a Spanish woman. She was loud and made us overeat her delicious food. My kids and I are American but inherited the loud voice because we tend to scream not speak.
@@edithdlp8045 Not really, you actually tend to whisper, normal people talk louder, hahahaha
She is brilliant, congratulations fron a spaniard.
This is not a good example of live comedy.
I am American but my grandparents where from Spain. My mother, my kids and I are very loud.
What back then was a pretty good idea (moving out from a terrible country with a dictatorship) now 2 generations later you might be facing the same situation.
Two generations later, we spaniards are facing another dictatorship
@@JP-xd6fmtotally right!!
And yet I wouldn't change 5 minutes of my Mediterranean for 1 month of being in Great Britain...
Correcto, su nombre es Estiven.
Los nombres propios NO SE TRADUCEN...
Si lo tradujera sería “Esteban”.
@@DanielDiezCansecoM en realidad en Español es correcto decir maiquel yacson. No lo hacemos siempre pero no pasaría nada por decir Yon travolta y Olivia Neuton Yon. Aunque suene feo para algunos es así, a ver si os creéis que ellos dicen Antonio Banderas o Miguel de Cervantes. Que dicen algo así: Antzounio Fanderuas y Migl di servauntzes 🤣🤣🤣
Hispanic living in the British isles for 10 years now living with lesbian housemates. This comedy bit was meh. Trying really hard to imitate US comedy. You would expect nuance comedy from her background but land more like Karen being white and proud. Also I don't think she's ever been outside Brighton and Soho.... Spanish people are nowhere near as loud sounding and visually loud as working class Brits on holiday in Spain.
In my humble opinion, i,m from northern peninsula, basque country. I find myself and people around me more similar to a Oxfordshire philosopher redneck than a torero. Relativism.
Compared to Northern Spaniards but its all booze. They certainly aren’t louder than Andalusians.
Brits are depressing and you sound a little upset there fella
@@iPh0nesRpain just a bit upset. Not to much because i,m a Northman.
@@mrpepe444 Hahaha . Typical Northerner forgetting that the South exists. Ive seen Brits crying about how loud the Southern natives are 🤣
@@iPh0nesRpain I was recepcionist in a hotel in Torremolinos. I know how annoying loud can be a low class english group. Specially at night.
She's terrific. 😂😂
She has not a single joke.
@@AnswersonapostcardI liked her,very funny!
@@EmyMills Ignacio Lopez is funnier
She's "half Spanish", so of course she is going to misprounce some words in Spanish too but that's what makes this a great skit. People who are offened by her jokes about her mom and its contents remember she's a comedian and she's not only taking the mickey out of her mothers accent, heritage and culture she's doing exactly the same about the English. So chill the farm down to all the people who are attacking her. It's a fricken joke. Omg, it's not the end of the world.
She's hilarious!!😂😂❤❤
Another English-speaking person that says "payeya" instead of "paella"... I wonder if her mother taught her Spanish, it doesn't sound like it. Pity.
Oh dear, someone doesn’t understand comedy.
@@ffotograffydd A lesbian comedian that NEEDS TO say it from the beginning, insulting Spanish people with hackneyed jokes in order to manipulate society to increase racism... There was a time when jokes were funny, this is a pity, also poor mother...
Haha she is funny xD
Este monólogo me recuerda lo mala que es la Stand Up comedy y lo agradecido que estoy de que ya se haya pasado la fiebre monologuista en España. No es necesario burlarse de nadie ni mencionar tus gustos sexuales una docena de veces para ser gracioso.
She’s good👍👍. Loved it.
Pallella.....PALLELLA....De veras? Y te quejas de Estiven? Anda ya.
😂 Es que juega con dos barajas, por un lado critica el supremacismo ongles y por el otro lo aplica a sus propios genes. Pero bueno, es inglesa, como el público 🤷
😂 la incapacidad de los ingleses para pronunciar nuestro idioma da para otro monólogo nena
hay que reirse de uno mismo...😂😂 es lo que tenemos los españoles con el ingles
No es que no sepamos pronunciar en ingles...es que no nos da la puta gana...
me encanta perfecto ella tampoco sabe decir paella
I'm spanish and laugh a lot with the video 😂, very polite humour, I think you are great!
Interesting I saw the whole video and I couldn't find it funny. A woman making others laugh about half of herself... it's actually quite sad.
You need no ego and an open mind to find it funny. I'm sure you're the typical españolito that any thing from England make them feel offended.
Yes she's half Spanish, alright. She can't pronounce "Paella" correctly. A true Spanish would never miss that. 😄
Assuming that all Spaniards are "Mediterranean" is silly, since someone from Leon, or Lugo is 900 Km away from the Mediterranean (if anything they are "Atlantic"). In contrast, a German in Munich is just 450 Km and a Swiss farmer in the Alps only 180 Km. And no, not all Spanish women shout like the Latinas in an American film.
I totally agree, well,that's stereotypes for ya
Gracias, ni todas chillamos cuando hablamos, mi hijo se llama Esteban en España, UK o en China.
It's all about culture. Portugal is always included within the Mediterranean countries, even if it's on the Altantic ocean. A person from Huelva, on the coast of Southern Spain, does not see the Mediterranean sea either, nor do many people from the province of Cádiz, founded by the Phoenicians, who travelled and traded the whole Mediterranean sea, including, of course, the town of Chiclana, on the Atlantic. Considering them continental, or whatever, makes no sense. A person from Tarifa is Mediterranean and a person from Chiclana is not? Not all Spaniards live on the coast, anyway. A person from Seville lives closer to the Atlantic Ocean than to the Mediterranean sea. I guess they are "Atlantic" then, and yet they are not more similar to a German than to an Italian or Greek. Most of today's Spain has a common history and that history took place around the Mediterranean sea for thousands of years. Food, music, law, knowledge, literature and culture. The very name "Europe" arrived from across the Mediterranean sea, Roman law is still the basis of the legal system in most of Europe, and many agricultural products where introduced into the Spanish Peninsula by those who came from around the Mediterranean sea. And there is so much more...
@@LMPV4 Someone from Galicia, Asturias, León, or the Basque Country is not Mediterranean, no matter how much you try to label it with that generic thing.
En eso tienes razón
Classic video, always been fascinated by her voice. What a wonderful ASMR voiceover she would be.
Por eso eres tan guapa! Por esos genes españoles que hacen que no tengas esas facciones y esas chapas colorás! 😂😂😂
Man!! How have I not heard of her before??! She's bloody good! 😂😂😅
She has no jokes.
She's terrible.
@@Answersonapostcardyou said that 3 times!..😅😅
Love her!
I´m spanish, and this is brilliant!
She has no jokes
Brilliant
It wasn't funny at all. I wonder if she can say her Spanish mom's name in a correct way. Maybe she thinks we Spanish speakers cannot understand English so we won't know she is mocking us.
Pallellas really?
I love her mom
😂😂😂😂Que risas!! Soy tu madre ( pero con unos años menos)Me identifico totalmente , en este pais soy de lo mas exotico😂😂😂
Es Steven 1:10
😂😂😂😂😂
You don't eat enough ⚾⚾
😂😂😂😂😂
and es tudent too .
@@trustylio1403Yeah, right. I used to add an E before every word starting with S 'till I arrived to the States and at HS they made me notice it & then I learned how to say it properly.
Nowadays my ears hurt when I hear for example "Eh-Special" instead of Special 😂
Pallella? Didn't her mum teach her anything?
It looks like here as in many places "cliches aka stereotypes", while making comedy.
Tends to make many people laugh, i find it boring, not just here, everywhere, when you make fun of people from other countries due to stereotypes, will never find it funny!
Here, back home, everywhere, give me performances from Jack Dee, Lee Evans, Billy Connolly.
Peter Kay, Ricky Gervais.
From yesteryear like the 2 Ronnies, the guys from Only Fools and Horses, to mention but a few, present and past in the U.K. Anytime, and i will laugh at these British type or kind of comedy and humour.
Bring cliches, and you can enjoy them yourselves.
Any cliche, about my country Spain, France, Germany, Italy, the US., and many more!
(Stereotypes, sell very well in the U.K. even in adverts or commercials).
Cliches are boring, no thanks!
On another note, keep the good work!
Redundando por un lado en lo de los clichés y estereotipos nacionales como recurso trillado ante audiencias de umbral no demasiado amplio de exigencia y, por el otro, en aquello de la doble vara de medir (intrascendente para los demás, inaceptable respecto a uno midmo) como contexto mental por lo general muy presente en estos temas, uno apostaría a que unos cuantos de los sorprendentemente ofendidos de este foro, probablemente no han tenido reparo alguno en el pasado en descojonarse a pierna suelta con monólogos de similar estructura de un Leo Harlem, pongamos por caso..
@uxiorabade2968 , no se quien eres, y es obvio que a mi no te refieres, cuando mencionas indirectamente, sobre los ofendidos por clichés.
Nuevamente, al no conocerne, tampoco sabes, que tipo de humor español, de mi pais, me gusta o no.
Yo por ejemplo, soy mas tolerante que tu, pues sin conocerte de nada, respeto tu opinion aun sin estar de acuerdo contigo, pues creo entender, de forma indirecta, y con cierto aire de superioridad, has metido la pata conmigo, como todos o casi todos quienes responden a mis comentarios, y a los hechos me remito, primero yo pongo mi nombre verdadero, no un avatar, pongo mi foto real, no me escondo, detras de fotos falsas ( o ninguna foto), tercero, nunca respondo a nadie que no conozco, dandomelas, de superior con ellos. Cada cual es libre de pensar y opinar lo que le de la gana, no pretendo agradar a todo el mundo,
Pero una cosa te digo, todos quienes tratais de decirme que me equivoco al decir lo que digo, quienes os equivocais sois vosotros, pues no me conoceis, y no teneis el valor de mostrar vuestra cara y vuestro nombre, con esto esta dicho todo, probablemente hasta seas un adolescente, asi que madura un poco
Y aprende primero, que para que te toleren y te respeten a ti, tienes que respetar y tolerar tu primero, dandotelas de listo, patinaras y te equivocaras siempre. Sin rancor, saludos y que tengas un buen dia, yo siempre los tengo.!
It's just comedy, don't feel attacked, we can see comedy in English.... and they can see comedy in Spanish... or not.
So funny 🤣
It's her mum she's mocking for being from another country, congrats
it is stand up COMEDY man.
Nothing is more ridiculous than UK people trying to speak Spanish.
I've been in UK several times and people could understand my English perfectly (even Scouse people in Liverpool) and I struggle to understand Brits speaking Spanish.
😂😂😂😂 it’s true what you said …I’m Latin American and I learned the sounds of letters are totally different ..now I can say words that start with s and its proper sound😂😂😂😂
Plenty of topics... untrue, most of them
As a Spaniard, you made me laugh a lot, everything you say is true. When I travel abroad I am surprised that people speak so quietly, and I feel judged as rude when I answer. The thing about the s before a consonant is incompatible with my brain, I also can't understand the concept of personal space and non physical contact , for us it is considered rude.
Uy, yo vivo en una zona turística en España con un gueto inglés! Un gueto, sí porque después de 30 años viviendo no saben decir ni papa. Desde el Brexit, hay alguno que se esfuerza más! Pregúntales si quieren volver a Inglaterra , ni lo piensan. Mueren aquí, y aquí los enterramos, a más de uno en las nichos familiares de algún vecino español, porque nadie los reclama. Así son ellos de guay y de familiares y así somos nosotros. Fíjate que contraste lo que es la solidaridad y la nobleza de cada país. Y ẁsto es tan cierto y tan fácil de comprobar como pasearte por estos cementerios.😢
She is got a Southerner Mum from the 1950s! wow
Gosh!! That's me! LOL!!
Just wondering what kind of Spanish does this lady speak ?!
Andalusian Spanish is my guess.
No, it sounds Latin (South American) Spanish which is wrong
Just ADORED this!!! Right on EVERY.POINT PLUS, she's digging at those need to be mocked. PERFECT. NEW HERO for me.
Spanish mum here, an example:
"Mum, i killed three people" but did you have something to eat yet????!
There’s a Spanish lady where I work….and damn she’s loud 😂😂😂…..it’s even more noticeable as it’s just a small open plan office. Even when she tries to talk quietly it’s loud…😂😂😂😂
boring.
IM OFFENSIVE AND THIS IS SPANISH
stephen is esteban in spanish tho she aint wrong per say
Pero usted quién es? Que arte por favor. Had to laugh so baad ❤
Dice que la madre es española y dice pallella.
¡Anda ya!
🥴some of us aren't allowed to be loud 🙃🫶🏾🙃
She should say "Esteban". It would be much more hilarious to translate the name.
Yo creo que ustedes hablan tan bajo para que nadie se entere de que sólo dicen tonterías. ¡Nosotros gritamos la tontería y que se entere todo el mundo! Porque seremos tontos, pero no tontos y avergonzados. Por cierto, si tu hermano se llama Estiven, pues aprendan a escribir, que yo todavía no entiendo por qué hello es jelou si dice perfectamente ello, pronombre personal neutro pero con h. ¡He dicho! (Hay sed 🍻).
Why do you speak such a bad Spanish? She taught you nothing?
Sin duda esta mujer tiene una madre española, pero ella no lo es. Ningun español ridiculizaria a su madre burlandose de ella para hacer reir a un grupo de gente que se creen el ombligo del mundo y tienen bastante por lo que avergonzarse.
Si no te gusta como hablan los españoles peor para ti y puestos a burlarse hazlo de cualquier acento de tu país distinto del de oxford, y no te lo digo en inglés por que no me da la gana
I think your mum might be Punjabi
I know right?😂 Punjabi women are exactly like that. Come to think of it many women are like that who aren't from the UK. Italians, greek, mexican etc
All the non anglophone families seem to share many traits
Best brits tourists are the ones jumping to the pool of hotels from their 6th story room. Too bad few of them are returning customers.
Long Live Night at the Apollo!!!!!
What's so hard to understand about her "mispronouncing" paella? Her audience was NOT Spanish-speaking, and they all understood the dish she was referring to because that's the way EVERY English speaker pronounces it. That's mission accomplished in my book. Are you saying you all would have made the joke saying pah-eh-yah? Well, you would have failed as a comedian. Simple as that. Y estoy seguro de que esto ya lo dijo Perogrullo en alguna ocasión.
Don't think she did it to make it better, joke would still have been funny. People are probably shocked because they expected better from her if her mother is Spanish, Brits raised abroad have good English in spite of using another language daily, don't see why it cannot happen the other way around...
@@sandram9781 The joke would have still been funny if at least half the audience hadn't understood the joke? Sure. Try it yourself and let me know how it went. As for the rest of your comment... I have no idea what your point is or how you're trying to make it (which, according to what I did understand, makes it an excellent point, right? XD)
Full of stereotypes...🙃
The anglos also could learn other languages, for example, el español
Gold 😂
Algun video riendote de tu padre y su cultura?
She said pallella?
I had spanish au pairs through my childhood (our town had a lot of spanish students who au paired for cash and board). It was great. Every single one of them learned the art of passive aggressive to a t, and used to yell at my dad when he was being sarcastic in front of their friends. Looking back, I'm absolutely amazed I never picked up any swear words.
Su madre es Murciana, seguro.
But she cannot pronounce "paella" like her mother. No English person can pronounce it correctly. This is fun, as well. 😂
Her mum is from south of Spain for sure...
Sometimes we even hear them talking on this side of the border
"paiyeyas"
Recuerda de donde sales.
Jaja me encantaaaa
I laughed 'til I cried. Brilliant act. Bloody brilliant. 👏
She has no jokes.
That "ehtiven" sounds like she is from Andalucia indeed.
I liked It , really funny also how she change to imitate mom accent from south Spain. 🤭👍😂
More than benefits looks like she's ranting all the time.
I’m Spanish and don’t get anything she said except the “s” and food part. She even pronounced paella wrong. The accent was Latin american, she looks like an american making jokes about a Colombian mum. I guess she’s delivering what the audience expects
El acento es bastante español y pronuncia paella mal porque ella no es española, es su madre. Porque su madre sea española no significa que ella lo hable perfectamente. Claramente se ha criado con vocales inglesas y son completamente distintas a las españolas. Y los mediterráneos sí que son bastante más escandalosos que los ingleses. Por otro lado, si no te hizo gracia, simplemente sigue con tu vida, solo es una comediante haciendo monólogos sobre su madre, no veo la necesidad de ofenderse.
@@Vicky-gb6mm oh, I’m not offended, I’m just pointing out that to me, her mother’s impersonation looks more like a Latin American mother, which by the way wouldn’t even mean a thing to an English person because the can’t even tell us apart.
@@onnevankenobe i still stand that the impersonation is very clearly spanish to me (a spanish person), and as an interpreter i can clearly distinguish the spanish accent in the impersonation, but who am I to change your mind ^^
I thought the EXACT same thing when she said "Steven" the first time. She 100% sounded like a Colombian woman there lol Not Spanish at all
come on!!!! that is not latin american accent ever. It is spaniard. She is british and his spanish pronuntiation has accent hence can't get the correct sound.
spanish speaker here, I say steven in the same way jajaja
If your mom calls your brother "Ehstiven" that way and she told you she's from Spain, face her because she's an imposter. It's the most Colombian/Venezuelan accent I've seen in my life.
The more you aspire the "Eh" in "Ehstiven", the more Cuban/Central American you sound. If it disappears completely, "Estiven", the more Spanish from Spain or from Africa you sound.
Regarding the joke about the money, we have exactly the opposite for English speakers. LOL. Those English are so poor that they have to eat letters in their words (not pronounce) because they're hungry. xDxD
Eehhhh disculpa, yo soy española y aquí decimos Estiven…. Esa S aspirada es típica de muchas regiones de España, no es una h aspirada es una S muda
@@mhorworshipper7456 Hum, intento pensar como lo pronunciaría un Murciano, un Andaluz ó un Canario, alguien del Sur... y lo siento. No me encaja con el acento que le pone tampoco. Efectivamente, decimos Estiven. xD
@@AlvaroGonzalez-pj2bgClueless😂 She has an Andalusian mother. Your Spanish is a result of Andalusian and Canary island Spanish.She absolutely described an Andalusian mother.
Stop acting like you know something
@@AlvaroGonzalez-pj2bg Yo soy andaluza y sí que lo pronunciamos así en algunas regiones. De hecho en mi pueblo lo pronunciarían incluso más marcado.
@@pleyadeleida3771 Si me lo decís ya varios, no me queda otra que aceptarlo... La verdad es que nunca imaginaría que fuese a errar tanto el tiro. A mí me sigue sonando a norte de Hispanoamérica... pero siempre se aprende algo nuevo.
Brillante, como el arroz que le da la mamá (andaluza, por cierto) en la paella antes de la sopa y del pollo y del estofado y del cocido y del filete de ternera con su guiso de papas, etc, etc, etc,. Entretenido y bonita voz
Ha-ha-ha, very funny.👎👎👎👎
It is not payeya is PA-E-YA
Como he llegado hasta aquí ? Si solo hablo la lengua del Imperio
Not funny at all.
Estuvo buenísimo!!! Todos estuvieron bien.😅😅😅😂
Is very very poor classic humor based on stereotypes. Coming from lesbian comedian I was expecting more modern humor, but unfortunately she is locked in Benny Hill’s Show
Jajajajaja ha estado genial!!! 🙌🏼
Briljant