DO PUERTO RICANS SPEAK GHETTO SPANISH? | Natalia Garcia
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- Hola mi genteeee! First off, Merry Christmas!! I hope you all had a wonderful time with your family and friends!
I came across this article that talked about whether or not Puerto Ricans speak the "ghetto version" of Spanish. Here are my thoughts.
La Respuesta Media Article:
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Carlos Santos Comedy Set:
• "Puelto Lico"
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I am Puerto Rican born and raised in PR and I can tell you our Spanish is Americanized, just like everything else on the island. It’s driven language purists crazy for years but, to me, it’s just another thing that makes us different and special.
Different as in ignorant
BlackiNews 🖕🏽
Americanized trash
Bruceiah James Being American is great why you hating? We still love our Hispanic heritage but just know our nationality is American and we care about it.
@@fantastixfilms5372nationals perhaps
heyyyyy;)))) where my puerto 🇵🇷ricans at???!!!
Ayyyy
Weepaaaa🇵🇷🇵🇷
Eyyyy😘
Boricua. 🇵🇷🇵🇷
Wepaaaaa
I'm West Indian, shout out to PR since we all caribbean. Love you guys and I love the way you speak spanish! Do not let Spain shame you!
Many of our customs are the same. I've heard it said the the Caribbean is the same culture, and only the language changes. From which
island are you?
Caribbean latinos are better than the rest of the Caribbean region period.
I am algerian (africa) and really love Puerto Rico and because of you a learn a lot of things about Puerto Rico .I love all your videos 🇩🇿🇵🇷 wepaaa
Sarah Minam I am Puerto Rican. I love that you love learning about our culture!!
MashAllah... I’m Puerto Rican and Dominican & Moroccan & Italian hahahaha !! Crazy I know !
Sarah Minam
Many Puerto Rican's have Algerian ancestry. It was one of the country's where people where chosen from to repopulate Puerto Rico after the treaty of Graces.
jamilasalaam beautiful mixed 😍😍🇩🇴🇲🇦🇮🇹🇵🇷🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Brandon Irizarry oh really!!! So happy to know that 😍😍😍🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
I’m half Mexican and half PuertoRican and switch accents when I need to lol...para mi mama viva Mexico ay ay (gritos) y pa mi Papi de Puelto Rico boricua ya tu sabe 😂😂 🇲🇽 🇵🇷
Mrs Prototype love this Comment! Subscribed ❤️
Roslyn Ayala thank you ma! I just subbed ❤️
My future kids one day lol😌🙏🏻 Una Mexicana que le encantan los Boricuas!🥰🇲🇽🇵🇷
It's a good mix! #BoriMex
Mrs Prototype word me too. But grew up in new York
Colombia 🇨🇴 has different regions, each one has very very different accents linguistic words slangs jokes, not everybody speaks like JBalvin, the Medellin accent. The other 2 artists being Colombians too, are from another city Cartagena, in the north coast of Colombia. Some PR people say Cartagena accent is very similar to PR people.
Nataly Kratos I love the Medellin accent
PR accent is closest to Barranquilla's accent. My ex wife is from Barranquilla and the accents are very similar.
Miguel Bermudez my ex boyfriend is from Cartagena and he does talk like us
Nataly Kratos you are right. When I met someone from Barranquilla I was like Omg they speak kinda like us PR but they are Colombian lol. Colombians I know are from Bogota mostly and speak completely different from even those who are paisa lol!!
Los costeño de Colombia y nosotros Boricuas tenemos muy parecido el acento.
The caribbean and PR dialect of Spanish was most heavily influenced by the Spanish of the 🇮🇨 Canary Islands. So do not adhere to the bullcrap of those that say how you pronounce the word determines if you are ghetto or not.
By the Spanish of the Canary islands? So was pretty much everyone else in the Caribbean, especially Cuba, Colombia and Venezuela.
Manny Rodriguez I’m basing my comment off of a PR girl who made this as you can see. Colombian Costeños yes also Dominicans
Kiki 81 preach
Nope ricans are just ghetto lol
Ghetto is literally a word people say to put people down when really it is UNIQUE. Don’t let the haters put you down they’re just mad that they don’t understand the lingo!
Being from the ghetto to me. It’s more of a sign of struggle and resilience when we identify stuff as being ghetto. Ghetto to me is rugged and with struggle
People forget alot like the U.S, the language, food & culture is influenced by the calles. It's not our fault that urbanos particularly blacks from the island have such a heavy impact on the surroundings 💯 ❤
Ughh I've been waiting for the queen to speak on this😂🇵🇷 this is so true
Girl I took my Puerto Rican Spanish to Spain. I grew up in the ghetto, in New York City. I had been told my whole life by non-Spanish speaking teachers that I spoke a dialect. So my expectation was that I would not be understood.. The friend I went to Spain with had been there many times. He had many Spanish friends who he introduced me to and we understood each other very well. Oh, before I forget, I went to Paris with my sister a couple of years later and was approached by a French women, who spoke to us in Spanish too, For a long time I didn't want to speak Spanish because I did know its value. Now I speak Spanish whenever I can with neighbors, coworkers, and friends.
Glad to see you making videos about the Spanish language, well done.
Most of the Spanish speakers who live on the coast (Colombia, Venezuela, DR, PR, etc) speak with the same characteristics (dropping the 'd' and 's', etc) , and your comment about the influence of African languages on Spanish makes a lot of sense.
Looking forward to more videos like this.
It was actually really informative, thank you!
Thank you very much for explaining this to everyone please keep up the good work. 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
I’m a Black American and I love the Puerto Rican culture. I don’t think Puerto Ricans speak ghetto Spanish. Y’all speak the best Spanish!! It’s just a different Spanish compared to central or South America. I know my husband has to be Puerto Rican!
@@jaguarmendez3838 pass by any Caserio in PR it's worst and more Ghetto than Projects in U.S. Don't go bashing others.
J R I’m from France not from a third world country like rico thank you!
Jaguar Méndez You’re ignorant af
@@jaguarmendez3838 Please migrants kicking you right out, talk about third world FOH
U are 1000% right Central and South American Always laugh at us.
THANK YOU. Estaba pensando en hacer un video así y realmente me alegró ver que alguien ya lo hizo.🙏🏾 Mil gracias!!!!
First Time Watching You So Pretty😍😍😍Hunn I’m Dominican🇩🇴And I love Puerto Rican’s🇵🇷My Kids Father Is Puerto Rican🇵🇷My Kids Are half Dominican And Puerto Rican I Love Y’all Accents😍😍😍😍😍❤️💙❤️💙
Love this video and I really like the way u explained it cause knowing how much I push the pride on my Puerto Rican blood, this video made by me would had been really different with a lot of stress face and really loud speaking... 💖💖🇵🇷🇵🇷
U had me at Mocca!!!! 😍😍😍😍 That is the jaaaam!!!! The remix is the best!!
Girl you need so many more subs I love your videos 😚
Our Spanish is an older versión of Spanish from the colonization days Some Spaniard came to Puerto Rico and he fell in love because he was hearing words he hasn't heard from other Spanish speaking countries look that up and we have a big community of people from the Cannary islands they use ito at the end of words and i think a lot of our speech patterns come from them.🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
El español que hablo, es el que me enseñó mi madre, si acortaba una palabra o la pronunciaba mal, hacia que la repita en la forma correcta. Por eso siento que no tengo acento al hablar.
New to your channel and subscribed! :-) You make some great points about our country's language and I'm glad you mentioned England and how their English is different. Language is almost like playing the game 'telephone'. At some point in time, things are going to change or be omitted. In addition, the origins of our language are different, especially with Taino, African, and Spaniard influence, so we have to be more accepting of these differences and embrace them. I am fluent in both languages even though I grew up in NYC but I sometimes get 'feedback' from those who are not P-rican that say we don't speak Spanish 'well'. Potato/'Potatoe'...it's the same thing in the end! Thanks for being so open and honest...we talk about this in my fam all the time! :-)
Thank you! Very educational, ... I am not a spanish speaker, but understand, learned a lot - LK PS - 1st time viewer *thumbs up).
First time coming across your channel...Subbed!!
I love this video . I'm a cali rican. my mom is from the island and my dad is a newyorican. I'm just watching laughing because you are so right. all my cousins and I are first-generation from California and I wish we had more Puerto Ricans out here. it just gives me a warm feeling inside hearing your accent when you speak Spanish and the love for of our people mucho amor ;)
Ricans are just to ghetto
Beautiful and smart. I enjoyed and learned from this.
Cute video! And I love how unique our accent is! I think it’s beautiful and different
I love your video! I just subscribed to you from my home state Alabama. ❤💯💙💜💛🇺🇸
I’m from Mexico 🇲🇽 and we also speak “proper“ ! Even more in Mexico City and high educated Spanish we also Speak very very slow!!!
Puerto rican all day
Mira nena, I have had this exact conversation a million times, Thank you!!!!
Dope Video! Sending blessing your way, Keep inspiring!🎒🙌🏻
Nuyorican here🙋😊 Great video and on point!❤👏👏👏
I learned spanish while working in harlem. I come to the bay, and my elderly mexican patients chuckle when they hear me speak the way i learned. The unity and variety is so cool
I'm born and raise in Puerto Rico. And now I'm New York city. I'm still talking the same never change alot people love when we talk. Arriba Puerto Rico " wepa" 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷100%
I’m dyingggg!! 😂😂 “Puelto LIco” yeahh, I’ve never heard that either.
Im Cuban. The only spanish I can handle is from the islands. All other Spanish dialects irritate me 🤷🏻♀️
Jajajaj me too it's our slang. It's like no other plus our carribean womens 🇵🇷🇨🇺🇩🇴 the most gorgeous ❤️😍
I feel the same way about Cuban spanish. It's like they're trying to speak with a mouthful of water but don't wanna swallow it.
I’m Mexican and can’t understand shit u guys say 😂
Mrs. Salgado Cuban Spanish es un catastrofe! Re evaluate that Spanish.
I'm the opposite, any dialects besides Mexican Spanish, iratate me
Excellent video!
Eres la mejor, mucho amor desde Puerto Rico!!!!
You're 100% correct about the way we speak.i have not heard anyone say, "puelto lico"...nonsense...if we want to speak the proper way, we can, or we can speak the Taino way...hello from Chicago, your new subscriber 🤗
Re: the myth of the L sound in "Puerto Rico" is very similar to how nobody in New Jersey calls it "Joisey" despite everyone joking about it.
There is no proper language really. I am Mexican, and can tell what state of Mx someone is from once I hear them talk because we all have our different accent just like here in the states.
Suzy Kas tu enséñales a estos güeyes !!!👍🏻
Us Puerto Rican’s speak broken Spanish mixed w a lil bit of taíno, English n African😂🇵🇷
I'm Puerto Rican and my Spanish is in good condition and is not broken at all.
I completely agree. My parents made sure I kept my spanish. I also believe it is very important! Love this video. Gracias por compartir :)
You’re super right about why PRs speak the way they do. All Latin American dialects are influenced by Indigenous and African languages. A Lot of Mexican Spanish is derived from Náhuatl (Aztec), Dr, PR, Colombia, and Cuba have Taino + African influences. There is no such thing as “proper” Spanish. We all have our own way of speaking Spanish and i think it’s beautiful
Mexican spanish is nothing like PR spanish. Your right . Soy dominicano y hablamos como los puertorriqueños pero todavía somos diferentes. I honestly cant stand mexican spanish.
Colombian natives not Taino exactly mostly Incas, Aymara and others. The Caribbean’s have Taino but Taínos came from South America from Amazon. So it can be tricky
@@eaglesfan9800, why don't you like Mexican spanish?
Carina H thats not true.... there is text book spanish....
Carina H Colombians do have perfect Spanish. I lived there for years and it’s true.
PR spanish is the best accent and comes from Europe SouthSpain(Canario y Andaluz) pa que sepan 💯💪
Yeah for Málaga and Arrecife jajaja 👍👍👍
Let’s not forget Africans and natives 😭
Africa is a continet and they speak different languages there !! So which Spanish accent of Africa is similar to Puerto Rican Spanish ?
Juan Sosa Im saying slaves (from Africa) were brought to all the Caribbean Islands so not only does our culture come from there our accent does too she even mentioned it i believe
Juan Sosa no. It doesn’t come from Europe. It comes from the Canary Islands. Another Spanish colony, which was stolen from Africa. And the majority of Boricua, Cubans, & Dominicans Can trace back to las Islas Canarias.
Natalia ! Antes que todo Feliz Navidad !!! ;) o diría yo Feli’ Navida! Soy Polaca loca por la cultura latina y adoro todas las versiones de Español o castellano, como lo queramos llamar, de todos los países de America Latina. Es la hermosa variedad de pronunciaciones que tienen sus raíces en los pueblos originarios que fueron mezclados entre sí y con los Africanos y españoles. Me irrita la falta de conocimiento de las personas que creen que hay un solo español y no entienden la variedad de lo que es America Latina. A mi me encanto PR, gente abierta, amable, siempre curiosa y preguntando de donde soy y yo más orgullosa por escuchar “Polaca?? pero tu habla’ como nosotro” “ que yo me adapto a los acentos después de unos dos o tres días hablo local. uds los PRños y todos los Latinos son los más hermosos y diversos, y el que no lo entienda se la pierde. ;)
i'm Puerto Rican and Black and your channel is awesome
I agree 100%!
The puertorrican accent is the most antique and pure Spanish in the América (no lo digo yo). In fact Puerto Rico won an award in 1991 because in the island we defend the Spanish a lot. We are bilingual but the Spanish is our first language and we love it.
Good video!
Not your first language btw
@@jontelsimon3671
What are you talking about?
I agree completely! my dad left and didn’t teach me Spanish ( I know enough to hold a conversation) now I have mixed twins that won’t speak Spanish. I’m raising the next generation of no sabe ninos 😂😂 ( their dad is Honduran 🌚 )
Not "niños"... It's 'Lo' nene'...
Love your videos, you are so smart! I am Mexican but always read about different Hispanic cultures and yes, Colombians are supposedly the Hispanics that speak proper Spanish. 🤗
i agree wit n loved everything u said
Thank you for this Natalia! Can you please share the link to the article
There is a part of Puerto Rico that had some French settlers and that's where the "carro" sounding like "cajo" comes from. I have heard that.
3:28 - 5:00 PREACHHH! I’m not a boricua but as a latina who’s grown up in LA the same thing has happened for Mexicans here where 2nd & 3rd generation slowly lose that connection with the culture due to not being able to speak the language. It’s honestly very important for us latinos to preserve the language & our culture especially PR culture & language since PR is already small & they have such easy access to the US the language & culture is lost much faster. So glad to see a Puerto Rican here encouraging Boricuas as well as other latinos to learn the language to have that connection with the culture because it really is important!
I love my Puerto Rican queens 🥺 I’m a 1st gen Mexican American and some Mexicans don’t like Puerto Rican’s but I love you guys so much y’all are beautiful and your accent is music to my ears😍😫
Why is that? I notice the Mexican men don't like Puerto Riquenos. Like a jealousy or rivalry. I'm Puerto Rican and my wife is Mexican and I love my Mexican family and I have friends that are like brothers that are Mexicano.
Raw Barber exactly bro I notice that too but it’s a new age and generation I think it’s just jealousy because most Mexicans and people like Salvadorians and from Honduras they come here and don’t have papers and work harder so they think that Puerto Rican’s think they are better but not all people are like that I hate nationalism so much bro like we’re deadass collectively one and I’m not gonna cap I see that too but it’s tome too end that you feel me we should spread love to everyone on matter what race, complexion, or sexuality we should treat each other like family and I think being born in the states most of us that are here are coo but there will always be those people from every race that maintain that idea it’s just love here tho and I’m glad you have a happy marriage we should be able to love who we want to
@@juanflorestv8876 amen to that hermano! I never thought I was better than any Latino because my family never needed papers! I lost a few close friends of mine that were Mexicanos to being deported and they had been here for years and are married with children. They are still in Mexico and for one it's already been almost two years and for the other it's been a few months. And it hurt their families, their children and to be honest it pissed me off. Great hardworking guys that are even very Americanized that got profiled for being in an area for work that was to white so someone called. It really hurt their families and especially their sons and daughters. So I never took or take that aspect for granted. And I will also say that Mexicans,Salvadorans and Hondurans do work very hard and would do whatever it takes for them and their family to have a better life here in America. I'll say it they work harder than anybody! Not only am I married to a chicana mexicana but my uncle is also Mexican too. My wife's family although are Mexican her aunts both married Puerto Ricans so it's a big mix for the holidays as we have Puerto Rican food,Mexican food Corridos,salsa,merengue and mariachi and musica tipica! It's a beautiful thing! My cousin is married to a guy from Guadalajara Mexico. This narrative doesn't stand in our family one bit bro! Our community is HEAVY Latino. Mostly Puerto Rican but alot of Mexicans have moved here over the last ten years or so and then you have some other Latino cultures sprinkled in. Hondurans,Ecuadorians,some Salvadorans and Domincans. We even have a few families out here from Spain. But very Latino heavy! Alot of great Mexican and Puerto Rican resterraunts out here to choose from and plenty of stores that carry all of our spices and seasonings and ingredients along with pastries and other things. Most of the younger Mexicanos and guys my age don't carry that rivalry mindset as they are mingled in with the boricua's just fine it's more of the older ones and not even all of them just certain ones. But appreciate your comment bro and you are what's right with the world homie! Keep being you and being positive! Saludos!
Not all Colombians speak the same. The part of Colombia that is surrounded by the Caribbean sea is very different from places like Medellin, which is where people like J Balvin or Karol G are from. Us costeños speak more similarly to other caribbean islands or cultures. To say that ALL Colombians speak the most proper spanish is false.
Genesis Bravo well we know that but in general Colombian Spanish is the most proper sounding. I’m Mexican by the way and my country butchered it. Every country pretty much has modified it.
@@lamingtongirl123 maybe the Cachaco accent (Bogotá) or Paisa (Medellin) but costeño Spanish is very different and sounds closer to Venezuelan.
Genesis Bravo I agree.... most speak well... but def not all
The paisa accent isn't proper as well haha
Well said!
I have heard a few people trying to use the “puelto Lico” thing to make fun of the accent but is really just ignorant
Hola Natalia I am the one who wrote that article a few years ago. Jajaja. Its just really a BASIC introduction to (general) Puerto Rican Spanish. I actually wanted to write a follow up to it because its missing the citations (oops) and some other ley information but I was 19 or maybe 20 O think when I wrote it. but anyways thanks for making this video. Its easier to understand it when is a video than just the article. You are beautiful by the way and I subbed!!!! Muchos abrazos buenas vibras y feliz 2019! 💛
Hey! Omg that’s so awesome, I’m so glad you saw and enjoyed my video!! I hope you do plan to write a follow up, I’d love to hear your current thoughts on stuff going on! Happy new year!
My parents are from Puerto Rico pero they moved to Connecticut and had me in Bridgeport then moved to Florida so I don’t speak much Spanish but I want to learn so bad because it’s embarrassing for me not to know my own language so I’m currently learning and these type of videos are pretty helpful for me so thank you !
Yes girl you go girl
good explanation !
I'm Puerto Rican and I don't know spanish, my mom knows Spanish but we grew up with English, and I really want to learn it so I can teach my kids when i have them both languages in case they are interested in the culture like I am
First time watching you.. Love it. Merry Christmas Bonita. 🇲🇽🇵🇷
Nancy Barbosa we the same race🇵🇷🇲🇽🤪
@@andreasanchez2966 yaaayyyy not many boricuas in northern California.. I'll be watching your videos to get caught up. I stumbled upon you. Love this video.
I'm actually going to Madrid in March and Im going to speak my New York Puerto Rican Spanish and I'm going to see if they give me a reaction its going to be a curious thing for me
You'll be just find. I've been to Spain twice and they're not the ass_les everyone makes them out to be. At the eod there's asshole in everyone. Humans can be assholes regardless where they're from.
Speaking New York Puerto Rican Spanish in Madrid? alla te van cachimbear. no le gustan los new yorker, nuyorquina, lo que sea......cuidado nena lol
Yo he vivido en Madrid por varios años, estaras bien solo a lo mejor te dicen si eres de puerto rico ya que ver un puertorriqueño en España no es muy comun
@@ericktwelve11 noo en Madrid aman a los neuyorquinos
Nice job. I'll look at the links. Thanks. I think that Puerto Rican Spanish AND English speech varies by education and the region of the Island or the States the individuals live in. I used to think the S drop was an Afro influence, but I've also read that some of the dialect, i.e. the dropped S and the "ao" ending instead of "ado," comes from the origins of the Spaniards from the Canary Islands and possibly Andalusia. The Decima form of Jibaro singing in P.R. and Cuba comes from the Canary Islands, as I understand it. Wikipedia has some good info.
Ayeee I’m tryna learn Spanish sooo I gotta watch as much Spanish videos as I can 😭🤟🏽
In Spain, Andalucía specifically, demasiado is pronounced demasiao. Additionally, some of the irregular verbs like querría are just accepted shortenings of longer forms. In short, it happens everywhere!
I HATE when they tell me," Ooo..! Tu eres de Puelto Lico" and I'm like, "I'm not chinese. I know how to pronouns the 'r'" I had never heard any puerto rican saying Puelto Lico. NEVER!!!!!
That's because no Puerto Rican has ever said Puelto Lico.
Muy cierto
Love my Jibaro talented sounds from Puertorro.
Salsa is our National Best
mocca is my favourite song
I mostly agree that Puerto Ricans born in states speak terrible Spanish. Caribbean Spanish is known for people dropping "s" and not rolling the "r". This does not make it wrong. If you learn how to read and write the Spanish and listen to how other countries speak Spanish it amazing how much you can improve your Spanish. Just listen to Daddy Yankee speak Spanish and than listen to Luis Fonsi or Ricky Martin and you think they were on different islands. Your education usually dictates how well you speak any language.
Bro I fricking love the Puerto Rican accent, Venezuela’s main thing we do is drop the s too so it’s kind of similar but we replace it with like a sigh or like h sound instead of completely cutting it out
Venezuelan accent is the best and the people too. I'm from P.R.
To a couple of your points, being 2nd generation, not born on The Island and not taught the language growing up, learning it in adulthood, I can attest to it being like living in a black and white world without the color (like old 50’s tv shows before they came up with color TV sets) of the language, the culture, etc that makes life it’s best! 2nd point, the way we speak Spanish is unique and I think it enhances our culture, there is ZERO need to be shamed!! Puerto Rican Spanish is my favorite style... but I may be a slight bit biased.....
100% de acuerdo en todo lo que dijistes. Es necesario continuar con la tradicion y lenguaje Boricua y veras que cuando dices, "soy Boricua, puertorrican, o hasta jibaro" se siente en el alma y por lo tanto de Proyecto la verdad. Gracias por la platica y feliz 12/25 (hoy es navidad) y prospero 2019. #VivaPR.
Lo bueno de sel boricua es que cuando otra persona lo ponen o tratan de usar el interprete no reconose el ablar por que coltamos palabras o Las unimos
Yes the answer is yes
Yes
Yo soy Puertorriqueña y hablo el español dependiendo de con quien yo este conversando.
Si hablo con mis amistades entonces lo hablo “ghetto” ya que es de la manera que nos gusta cuando estamos en familia pero cuando hablo con personas desconocidas entonces lo hablo de manera adecuada.
I’m Puertorican and I speak “ghetto” spanish when I’m with my family and friends.
I speak proper when I speak with strangers or at work. It’s depends of the circumstances.
Lalo is from the coast of Colombia called Santa Marta (where my mom is from) and they have more of a
Caribbean accent and j balvin is from Medellin which they have different accents bc they are more in land.
Nacido en Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Taino power !!!wepa!!!lol saludos de Patillas!!!
Bueno en Puerto Rico in San Juan metro area you’ll notice a Spanish that is kind of different than places like Lares and Utuado in the Central Mountain Ranges! Then go to Yauco Arroyo and Patillas you’ll notice “oh yeah eres Yaucano” en PR decimos those who are from NY/NJ speaking Spanish with a Neuyorican slang!
What’s the song called?
I have heard someone say puelto Lico at the local Chinese food joint where I ordered "alos flito". But that was the Chinese owner lmao.
What was the name of that Spainsh song you were singing? I like it, it sounds nice.
I get what your saying mama!! Every language has different dialects depending on where your from. Even the english language, depending in where your from...different slangs n accents. Preach!
That's true they do shorten the words. I live in P.R. and am still learning the language and sometimes the way they say things is different than the way I read it so it sometimes stick to me.
00:00 what’s that song name? ??????
Amen!
I feel your frustration. I am black and I live in the Southeast USA. When people think of southerners they think that we're stupid.
God bless
Soy Cubana y Boricua. The Spanish we speak has absolutely no s's at the end, we actually eat them! we speak a Caribbean Spanish that has an African and Canary Island Spanish flavor. Its kind of like African Americans who don't say "doors" and "floors" instead saying doe and floe. It's more relaxed especially in Cuba. Our language has a swag that I personally love. When I speak to Mexicans and other non Caribbean people they look at me like I'm crazy until I switch over to more "proper" Spanish. We Caribbeans speak swag Spanish lol!
Never generalize, not everyone speaks swag, it all depends on your education and who you grew up with, and surround yourself with, get it.
I’m Caribbean and like Jamaica, Trinidad and a lot of the Caribbean, I’m drawn to Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban, Venezuelan ,Panamanian and Columbian Spanish. Caribbean people reinvent themselves to separate from the rest and it’s beautiful! I love it and my kids and I study it every day!
Dimelooooooo un abrazo desde bayamonnn PR lo ve yoy
ayyy Natalia Que lindaaaa tu eres
Hey! Does anyone know where I can go in DC or New York to listen to Latin Pop and Latin Trap songs?
Oh my god you remind me of Adrienne Bailon 😭 looks y todo!
En Puerto Rico, el español que se enseña es Castellano PERO, por el sistema educativo público, los estudiantes no toman la educación enserió y los maestros por no verlos la cara, lo pasan para no tener el dolor de cabeza. Ahora, el español que se usa en la isla en una combinación de los Jibaro, campesinos, y la mezcla de inglés.
Gracias Estoy en total acuerdo con su opinión y la explicación adecuada sobre este tema.
So i JUUUST started learning Espanol to learn about my heritage and so far my fav speakers to listen to are Cubans then boricuas. Cubanos sound so rhythmic and PR because Big Pun (rip) is a god to me lol. Btw im from Sri Lanka and we got colonised by Portuguese so we got some weird latino mixing in us too. Got a bunch of calderons, de costas and nogueiras etc running around in the middle of South Asia 😂