Charismatic in what sense? Dame un ejemplo.

Es el mismo por mi; estoy más confortable siendo interpersonal con gente cuando hablamos español.

@ bueno, me siento más confortable en coquetear, soy más chistoso, y por lo general soy más divertido. En Inglés me siento más timido en situaciones sociales. Creo que el Español se presta más para divertirse con la gente. Gracias por tus vídeos mi man, me animan a mantene el esfuerzo. Saludos de California.

Eso es hechos estoy de acuerdo👏🏾😂

Actúo más como un macho.

I wish! I've only had 3

Okay that’s funny 😂

@@animezae I want more!!!

I speak 3 languages and English was the last i learned but I almost always dream in English

I hoping to get to that point.

I feel you sis! lol I'm more activo in Spanish for sure.

Yeah this is definitely true for me 💀💀

It’s a Romance language so it makes sense as to why you speak softer/more feminine

YESSS. Notice that too. I sound more soft toned and feminine.😍

@@DreamyTee123 romance language means it's derived from latin not that it's actually romantic

Lol Thanks for supporting all of my videos! I hope you're learning and taking notes amiga!

Lol Confession: I never learned how to nay nay. I'm stuck with this dance forever.

Haha me too 😂 That was funny

Omg!! I did too! So funny!!😂😂😂

Lol I feel that.

lol thanks. I just have fun with these!

Wow que interesante. ¿Porque será?

Bilingue Blogs ni siquiera sé 😂 pero creo que eso es porque mi primer novio era dominicano y solamente hablaba español. puedo ser muy directa en español pero en inglés es como yo tengo miedo, no sé 😭

Same!!

@@mekellamcleod7124 igualll

@@mekellamcleod7124 yo tambien

Spanish draws it out of you!

Wait, some of us are actually really shy, too! It's so cool that non-native speakers want to immerse themselves in our culture, so I hope you didn't give up.

Dustin Luke channel could help you

Eyy Argentina accent video is coming up real soon actually!! Stay tuned!!

@ 👀👀👀 Thank you so much for responding!

@@C_pico I'll check him out

@@C_pico Dustin Is another gringo that sometimes makes me wonder, he is so good with his accent that you think is 100% Argentino.. the same way bilingüe blogs is so good and accurate that can pass as 100% latino from the DR.... O ¿sera que nos está dando Gato por liebre estos dos?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Nos están espiando 🤣🤣🤣😆😆🤪🤪

Loco le diste en todos los puntos al tema este, yo soy latino que vive en Estados Unidos desde hace 15 años y me vine usa bien entrado en mis 20 y al estudiar y tratar de entender la cultura de acá, sentí que tenia que tener dos personalidades diferentes para poder interactuar con la gente angloparlante estadounidense.. aveces hasta me siento bipolar 😆😆, pero la mayor parte del tiempo me siento left out cuando estoy entre gringos no se por qué .. Por cierto, lo de la chancleta estuvo buenísimo, a todos por igual creo que nos crían con el miedo a este tipo de calzado🤣🤣🤣

I don't see it, but many people tell me the same thing. It must be the beard

Jaja that's interesting. Why do you think you become shy?

@ Perhaps because I feel like I'm a guest in someone's home.

@@r.azizzi5508 I was gonna say the same thing but for Japanese. I noticed that many Japanese people are quite reserved, and I tend to be more reserved with my Japanese too (even though I’m already kinda quiet in English lol)

E. N. Israel lol facts 😂

Me too girl!

IKR he gonna make me think I’m Dominican and I’m his mom lol...

@@Rond1970 LOL

@@Rond1970 lol

Jajaja no problem. Thanks for watching!!! feel free to share with others who may find it relateable!

You can do it for sure! No lo dudes!!

Gracias hermano! Aprecio todo el apoyo y te seguiré ayudando a mejorar tú español de una forma divertida y rigurosa. Mándame una foto de la ropa que compraste pa que pueda hacer un post en Instagram!

Thanks!!! I'm uploading less because I'm putting more work into the videos. I'm glad that you are enjoying them and supporting. Please share the content that you love with your friends on social media!

Tira pa'lante socia! Tú puedes! Gracias por apoyar el canal! Vienen más vídeos muy pronto!

Gracias por el apoyo!!!

Hola! Good luck with your studies!! And just call your cousin a little more so that you can chat with her spouse lol. I think your approach is awesome. Just make sure that you are being proactive and applying what you learn to make sure that it is ingrained in your head. I started out by just listening to stuff even though I had no clue what was being said but it got better with time. Thanks for your support!!! Don't forget to share the videos that you find helpful!

Gracias hermano!!

Gracias!!! 😁🙌

Muy interesante. I want to do a DNA ancestry test as well because people don't believe that I'm not latino lol

You’re Louisiana Creole, nice. Do you actually consider yourself to be Latino? I’m only asking because I’m Haitian 🇭🇹 and wonder what other French/Creole speaking nations or people consider themselves. I don’t necessarily consider myself to be Latino/Hispanic, though I’m Haitian.

@@FLYKIDD320 Yes! Louisiana-Creoles are Franco-Latinos 🇫🇷 along with Haitians (some Haitians consider themselves but MANY DON'T) Guadalope, St. Lucia, Dominca, Martinique even French-Canadians. Some Louisiana-Creoles are Hispanic-Latinos 🇪🇸 and Italiphone-Latinos 🇮🇹. I work with PHD historians. Anyone born into the Americas of colinal Latin culture are Latinos which also includes; France, Portugal Italy, Romiania and Spain. However, this excludes the Latin from Europe. Because America is a predominantly Anglophone (English) culture (dispute not having a offical language in America on the federal level) tend to try to loop us Creoles,Cajuns into Anglo/English (Black or White) category doesn't fit into our culture! The Americas include everything from north, central, south America and the Caribbean. That's why I laugh at the dictionary when they exclude North America as Latino while native Latino cultures still exist in Louisiana and various other states. America and Canada, are North America, but parts of the Caribbean is also north America too... Which is Latino! America have huge population of Franco-Latino 🇫🇷 descendent people in the U.S! Many of the Franco (White) people in America wouldn't want to identify as Latino just think... they would drop down in the cast system and lose "their White privileges!" People think of Latino as "mixed race" (many are but this isn't absolute) and so called "Whites" don't wannabe mixed/or admit admit it, and remain "pure" ;) . I've digressed a bit. and I apologize. But yes my good sir, you're Franco Latino 🇫🇷 no doubt! Unfortunately, when people think of the term Latino they tend to only think of Spanish-Latino (or Hispanophone.) Latino is limited to the Americas and comprised of ANY LATIN derived culture! You're Latino but not Hispanic. You're Franco-Latino you be exact. Here's how it's broken down; Franco-Latino (Francophone) French 🇫🇷 *Haiti and other Franco cultures* Luscophone-Latinos Portugal 🇵🇹 (Brazil and some Aruba communties.) This excludes Cape Verde because they're not apart of the Americas. They're considered LatinX Hispanic-Latino Spain 🇪🇸 (D.R, Cuba, Mexico and others.) Italiphone-Latinos Italy 🇮🇹 (some communities in Argentina and Venezuela) Romaniaphone-Latinos Romania 🇷🇴 (no communties in the Americas that I know of)

@@FLYKIDD320 Again sorry for the long winded explanation, but I too am a bit of a scholar kkk kkkk 😆. Pasé un bon jounné mô zami

Ninpo Budo I see, you’ve reiterated everything I’ve thought! There’s just a big cultural stigma, specifically in Haiti, in which they’ve denied and exuded themselves from the term Latino. Though we share an island/parts of culture with DR, we don’t quite see ourselves as their “equal”. This is a deep conversation that should actually be spoken of more. I know in DR, they tend to be anti African/Black and deny any and everything African, about themselves! Haiti does the same, but instead of denying Africa we deny France. There was a huge War between us and France (the Haitian Revolution) that explains this. Which I’m sure you know. Long story short- we’ve later on colonized DR as Spanish Haiti and that lead them to despise us and all African culture. I know I’m technically labeled as Latino, geographically. Some even go as far as calling me Hispanic or “Spanish” (NY slang for Spanish speaking/cultured people). Which is extremely interesting to me and my name doesn’t make it any easier to say that I’m not. The history of our island, Hispaniola is intriguing none the less. Dacord, ou met pasé yon bon nuit fré’m nan!

Oh no! Not late for work!! Welp hope it was worth it 😂🤣

Thanks for watching y por el cumplido hermano!! Why do You think you're more assertive? I love hearing about behavioral changes due to learning a language.

I had a very assertive friend teach me the culture. Particularly how to deal with Latin women.

Lol gracias!! What part of south Florida are you in?! I'm down here to and I love it!!

Bilingue Blogs I’m in Broward County, Pompano Beach. I be every tho Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Delray Beach. Ima add you on IG so we can network! 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Ya tú sabes!!

That actually makes sense. Except the more sass part lol is it with certain people that you have more attitude?

@ Just saw this but no actually i just say things more with sass, i dont know if its to get more confidence or what but i just do haha

Gracias a ti!!!

Jaja Gracias!!

My parents used hands and belts. Lol But my little brother didn't get ANY whoopins!!

That was the aim jajaja

Wow muy profundo and interesante. I think it's awesome what learning languages can do to people. I wanna travel more and learn more languages and have my mind opened even more.

@ No reason in the world why you can’t do it Ricko, especially a man with your ability, personality and drive. Some major moments in my life, 1st, while backpacking through Europe and Central Asia (late 70s) I was surrounded by polyglots. Decided then and there I wanted to learn a language. I returned to the States and started Studying French at age 24 with a French woman. The reason, I knew that some day I wanted to visit French speaking Africa and the Caribbean. 2nd, a woman in Madrid where I first started teaching English with no previous experience told me: “If you want to take this English teaching seriously and be in a better position to compete for the better jobs, you might want to get a Masters degree in TESOL / ESL or at least a certificate. I returned home from Spain to do just that. Got a fee and tuition waver (every year) at the University of Illinois to work on the degree because I was a teaching assistant teaching English at the University’s English Institute. Third, After receiving the Masters I was going to go back to Spain but I got an offer to teach in Saudi Arabia which I took. I’ve Lived 11 months in Iran, 3 years in France, 2 years in Spain, 2 years in Brazil and 15 years in Saudi Arabia and of course traveled to many other countries. I taught English everywhere except in France. I Speak and read French, Spanish, and Portuguese well and can do ok in Italian and I can definitely see progress with German. Have a particular skill, considering Teaching English for Specific Purposes. Presently, I’m studying Italian and German- got tired of the Romance language bag. My greatest failure, not learning Arabic- that’s a very long story, but I can understand some spoken and written Arabic. Every week my language schedule is: Sundays: French and German, Tuesdays: German and Portuguese, Wednesdays: Spanish and German, Thursdays: French and Spanish, Fridays: Portuguese and Italian and Saturdays: Spanish and German. What does that mean? It means that on any given language’s day I try to at least speak, listen to and / or read that language. I’m just starting to try to recover from not writing them so I’m lacking in that area. Come on, if you can learn one Romance language you have a great chance of learning another. My dream would be to speak a non western language. I do most of my language study on KZfaq ( for free though I use many other sources and materials, some paid. Lately I’ve been watching lots of videos of impressive young Americans who speak Fluent Chinese. Now THAT is humbling and impressive to me not unlike like the 33 year old American I worked with in Saudi who spoke fluent Arabic and Chinese; some people just have a gift and I think Ricky does. There are lots of polyglots on KZfaq explaining how they’ve done it. If I can get German I’ll be happy. Why it has a masculine, feminine AND neuter is beyond me. Languages are my passion. Whatever your passion is, go for it. Finally, in most places I’ve lived I lived well especially compared to many natives. Working in Saudi really helped me to travel a lot, save money and see a very different culture. Just last week I met a brother on line who’s a jazz musician from New York. He got a certificate in ESL and is now in China teaching English. It can be done. Lastly, I’d say if you love people, adventure, travel, languages, cultures consider teaching English. The world wants to learn it. You won’t make great money but you can in some parts of the world. I must say that more black representation in the field of language teaching would be great. In my 20 some years in teaching English I have met very few blacks doing it. The field needs more of us. Sorry to take up so much of your time. Tried to keep things short, but ………..Check this out. A 72 yr old friend of mine had always wanted to travel. She retired, sold her house, car and hit the road for 2 years with a friend: Caribbean, Thailand, Australia, Viet Nam, etc. Now, you can’t get her to stay in one spot. Every time I turn around she’s off to Mexico and is FINALLY taking an intensive Spanish class. Better late than never. Have a great life. Oh yeah, I'm 65. That first flight to Amsterdam with my backpack 1977, Saudi 1991 to 2006. Still hope to do a lot more traveling, and now I'm back in my home town of Flint, Michigan where you shouldn't drink the water.

Rico, this is the last response I'll have for you on this video of yours. I'm sending it because you seem like a man with drive and an entrepreneurial spirit. I know you do lots of videos and you sale T-shirts and maybe other things. Have you thought of starting your own language school and getting paid for it? I'm following a couple of German teachers online who started out doing free videos online for learning German and now they work for themselves and have their own companies / methodology, etc. I found this woman Anja by accident. Listen to her story. Now she works for herself travels the world teaching German. In fact, she has a whole set of videos where she's traveling the world doing just that. It can be done. Just an idea. Basta, no more from me on this. Hope I haven't been bugging you. Just click on her in the middle where she's waving. No harm in getting paid for what one loves to do. Also see the videos fo her traveling the world because of her teaching German. She's a very good teacher too, lots of energy. I find you such a go getter and with damn good Spanish so this is for you for inspiring me. Just some things to consider. Lots of people want to learn German, but a lot more want to learn English and English is easier- I think. Don't worry, I don't understand a lot of what she says either but the 'visual' helps and she does put some things in English. I promise, no more on this. learngermanwithanja.com/about-me/ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9ibdKh1vbbImKs.html Anya traveling the world teaching German. See about 40 some videos of her top right around the world. Go for your dreams.

What's up bro. I'll check those messages out today. James and I were the champion jumpers on the track team at Waubonsie. That was the homeboy. And I got you on the Cuban accent. Have you seen my Cuban accent video by the way?

Klk mano. Voy a hacerlo entonces!

Eyyy gracias bro!!! Idk anything about guitars besides how to play them. I just buy what sounds good to my ears lol sorry.

Gracias!!!! es mi favorito!!!!

I love switching. It keeps eavesdroppers on their toes! lol What is your English personality like?

Bilingue Blogs ya tu sabe’ it definitely does! I’m more calm and a bit more quiet and nicer when I speak English, Pero me rio conmigo mismo when I catch myself acting different! Hablando español soy más expresivo and my voice is louder lol y con más tigueraje loco! 🤣

I wonder if the personality switch has to do with the way the brain absorbs a language, through immersion, and the type of people/environments you immerse yourself in with a given language.

Jajaja gracias!

Thanks my friend!!!

Es mi cultura preferida 🇩🇴 Que bueno que hayas aprendido de la música Dominicana. Me encanta bailarla.

It’s my fave Spanish song too now since I started learning 😆. Me gusta Joe Arroyo ahora 💃🏾

Eres mi gemela entonces jaja. Yo soy igualito hermana!!

Cómo?!

I feel that! 💪🏾

Yeeeesssss it's a joke 😂🤣😂🤣 Pero gracias!!!!💪🏾🙌🏾

FUERTE!! Thanks for supporting!

Sign up for lessons with me! I'd love to help you. www.bilinguespanish.as.me

Lol out there maybe, but do you chica. I was the same way in Springfield Illinois

That’s cool, I had a dream that my afro Latino old crush (irl) was speaking Spanish to our Mexican driver and I wish I spoke as fluently as him

Lol gracias. It was fun making this.