Why am I watching this I’m already Mexican

Your DR accent is sooo strong that I hear it through the Mexican lol

Mexican spanish is so easy😂 All I had to do was spend 2 weeks in Cuba and when I came back...even fast Mexican spanish sounded slow💀😂

I didn’t know my “s” sounded like a “z” until now and I’m Mexican😭 wow it’s very interesting how you notice details I would never be capable of notice

Mexican approved, perfect

Yo soy Mexicano (pero soy de los Estados Unidos), y este vídeo era perfecto! A lot of times, Spanish from Mexico is the butt of a lot of jokes from Spanish speaking circles and countries but I'm so glad somebody recognized we speak very well with full pronunciation. The Mexican accent is very warm, very accessible for learners and friendly in my opinion but it seems to get put down a lot though. Ricky and this channel already gets this: Just because you don't have a Spain accent, doesn't mean your Spanish is invalid. Nosotros somos hispanohablantes , humanos, y iguales.

Next is the Colombian accent. Like if you're ready for it!

Look at Ricky looking like Brian Mcknight in the 90s.

I adopted the Mexican accent because I found it to be useful in California where I am from. Ironically, i was using the Mexican accent with Spanish Spanish words thanks to the textbook companies; I confused people on the streets. I think the Mexican version of Spanish is good even if it is not regarded as prestigious in the U.S. U.S High School should focus on Standard Mexican Spanish over European Spanish. At the very least, the textbook companies should point out lexicon, pronoun and suffix differences between the two countries.

Mexican Spanish was and still is my first love. So glad to see someone give Mexican Spanish the props it deserves.

I’m so thankful for this video. My mom was Mexican, and I’ve always wanted to learn it to connect to that side of my family.

I'm studying Mexican accent...I live in southern California...and I also listen to accent from Spain and Colombia.... But I agree Colombian and Mexican accent is very neutral.

Your whiney and sing song tones were on point because that's how my family talks, but thanks for making this video because I learned some for my own journey toward (mexican) fluency!!

you are literally such an inspiration bro. im black learning spanish too and im definitely tryna get on ur level

but if you really want to sell it, try “no maaaanches.”

Soy mexicana y creo que es realmente maravilloso que te guste nuestro idioma!!💓

Univision needs to conttact you bro. Ricky sounds like them Soap Operas. Brotha is dropping game on here.

Hahaha you sound like you're from southern Mexico. In the North we enunciate every letter of every word, and they also say we're loud and sound like we're mad hahaha... btw you can look at videos on how they speak in Monterrey

I'm Mexican and I speak Spanish and just listening to the first 5 minutes makes me feel extremely happy that it's my first language. It seems like it would of been so hard to learn it.

VIVA MEXICO!!!!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

Honestly I hear this accent all the time at my job as well as when I speak to many Mexicans

WoW!!!! You sound so genuine, so Mexican lol... My parents are from Michoacan so I know exactly what your talking about. But you seem to know way more about all the different types of styles, accents and ways of speaking than I do. Although I can tell what state certain people are from just by listening to the way they talk. Props to you and your ambition in learning... Have you done videos on how people from Spain talk? My dads side of the family comes from spain they migrated to Mexico in the 1920's.

It's true how neutral the Mexican accent is, and people from other countries think that every Mexican has the Mexico City accent

Usually these kind of videos go just for the accent or the slang but you went for the grammar and this is so standarized, you're correct we do use a lot the suffixes, this has to do with the left essence of nahuatl, that language have a lot of suffixes, so when the natives learned spanish and they realized it had suffixes too, that's when they started using them like crazy. So you truly teach how to speak like a mexican haha, great video.

Hijo de la chigada!!! Jajaja buen video hermano! Gracias! Estoy aprendiendo mucho contigo!

The Mexican people I meet and try to learn Spanish from always laugh when I tell them they commonly have a whiny accent. But they know it’s true. Lol. And your TV announcer accent was on point.

as a Mexican,I approve the way he pronounced things💀

I love this! Thank you for appreciating Mexican Spanish. It's one of the easiest to understand, as we don't really omit letter sounds, everything is pronounced. My husband is Cuban, and they skip over about half of their consonants, oftentimes skipping entire syllables, and not to mention they speak at lightning speed. Sometimes it's hard for me to understand his Spanish, but I'm getting better at it. (I call it Cubanese, lol.) Anywho, you're doing a great job. :) The sing-songy and whiny tones are from southern Mexico (Jal), as Northern Mexican Spanish (Sonora) sounds more gruff.

You: when I was a kid I always wanted to be Mexican Kids at my school: I want to be black so bad

You sounded exactly like los mexicanos en mi escuela😭, gracias pa este video!!🙌🏽

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love how you have the Mexican Spanish down packed! WOW!!

You have to say "a no mameeeeeeees "

So many things I didn't realize I do while speaking lol "Ya te diji' is as true as it can get Loved it!!

Debes ser un excelente cantante, tienes un oído muy agudo, escuchas muchos detalles, estoy muy sorprendida. Tu verdadero don está en tu oido. your real gift.

thank you so much for this video! all the other ones i found were for how to speak english with a mexican accent haha. so glad to find one covering stuff like the characteristic suffixes instead of just shallow stuff for acting.

This helps so much after watching a Netflix series ” Falsa Identidad “ everyone kept calling the main character Chabela and I couldn’t understand 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

The Monterrey Mexico accent is great. The podcast Creativo is great

Absolute respect here when teaching! You didn’t make it like a caricature, just plain straight up ways of pronouncing things. Not to mention that you absolutely nailed it!

Bueno trabajo, hermano!

I'm Filipino trying to learn Spanish and this helped a lot! By the way your tone and accents are on point!

When I'm mad I start speaking Spanish , that's when I know I'm beyond...😬🤬😂

My mom is from 🇵🇷 and my dad from 🇲🇽 so I get a little bit of both accents 😂

😂😂 i love this video! I’ve been living in Mexico for the last six months and you absolutely nailed it

I've been learning Spanish for a while (Mexican dialect) and almost all of the examples you've used I've heard the Mexicans I live with use. Especially the last one! Gave me a good laugh. Keep up the good work, man.

Mi expresión favorita es “NO MAMES!” 😂😂 yo la escuchaba todo el tiempo cuando viví en México 🇲🇽😊😂

This was all so accurate!! You did some excellent research for this!!

Represent por los mexicanos!! Aye!!

Also, many thanks to Bilingue for your videos. Really good and big help. Just found them yesterday.

Hay muchísimos acentos distintos en México, no sé mucho pero voy a mencionar cinco 'regiones' muy generales. El norte (el acento norteño algunos dicen es 'cantadito' o de tono nasal, pienso que fue lo más parecido a tu imitación. También escuché en algunos videos que cuando los regios de Monterrey hablan para la gente de otras partes suena como si estuvieran gritando), la costa donde hay Veracruz, el acento Jalisqueño que según he leído se escucha mucho en las noticias y medios de comunicación, el sur que tiene influencia de Centroamérica y los pueblos indígenas, y el Distrito Federal (acento chilango). El llamado acento 'fresa' del D.F. hace más largas las sílabas finales de palabras y frases, y por eso muchos se burlan de ello. ¡Gracias por hacer un video sobre cómo se habla en México, me encanta su manera de hablar!

That was real good! I’m Mexican and you did that very well, the explanations were great! Each region , state does have certain accents. 👍🏻

Your videos are awesome man, love that I found this!

I live in Southern California and I hear a lot of Mexican Spanish here. I got tickled because I recognized some of the features you discussed.

You nailed it lol I freaking love you for it bro!...and yes, Mexican Spanish is the most neutral Spanish there is. That is why nearly or all of all foreign movies, documentaries, series ect are translated with Mexican translators in Mexico before hitting the Latin American, Carribean and Spaniard market. It's always been this way.

Finalmente este video ¡Viva México!-we 😁

Awesome videos! Very comprehensive in differentiating among the various national and regional accents.

Hola Ricky, primeramente felicidades por hablar el Español tan excepcional. Segundo por expresarte tan hermoso de mi México lindo y querido. Quiero tomar esta oportunidad y abrirte las puertas de mi corazón y decirte que eres mi hermano y paisano. I was laughing so hard, when you said that as Mexicans(some of us, not all of us) we change the "e" at the end to an "i". For instance "echeli más chili a los frijolis". When my younger sister and I were teenagers to be over the top funny that's how we used to talk. My goodness, you took me several decades back to simpler times, for that un millón de gracias!

"le" is the direct object form for the third person (neutral) singular.

Another great video! 👍🏻

Love your videos man. ¡Muchas gracias!

Very enlightening, Just got things that I couldn't get for a long long time. Thanks

😭😭😂 I love this channel. You represented it good I’m from South Carolina and both my parents Mexican they speak without the tone the stereotype Mexican does they from salvatera, Guanajuato I never been to Mexico so I don’t have a accent maybe you should make a video of us Spanish from the states like the north/south East vs Texa vs cali accent

Cómo cuando eres mexicana pero quieres ver cómo sería si hablaras en inglés para ver cómo dan clases en español mexicano 😂😂😂♥️

Thank you for making this video 🙏☺️ I just came from your 5 tips when starting to learn Spanish video and I think I wanna pick Mexican Spanish for my dialect 😁

I'm bilingual. I know english and Spanish. I'm from Colombia. Your accent is so good!Congratulations!!.

Que chido, y la verdad te escuchaste muy bonito y divertido al momento de ver tu vídeo en verdad le voy a dar like. Saludos desde la Ciudad de México.

Me quito el 🎩 ante tu manejo de la lengua española y sus variaciones; sin duda la R.A.E. debe otorgarte el Doctorado al respecto. Salu2 desde Argentina.

This was thorough! Thank you and viva México

Your mexican commercial voice killed me thats too accurate lol

The "le" thing is funny, it comes from the formal way to speak and the use of imperative voice, which means two things, first, you are putting some distance between the person you are talking to (since you are talking "formally") but also you are telling the other people what to do. So when somebody is telling you "córrale" or "apúrele" the idea is that they are giving you an order, they expect you to follow that order immediately without asking anything. This is very disrespectful, and is "only" accepted when a person has way higher hierarchy position that the person who is being talked in that way: mom to son, rude boss to employee, trainer to trainee etc. Of course as it happens with everything rude, it can be told to your friends if you are close enough. The last situation, that I remember, where this can be used, is when you give an order that is obviously in the benefit of the person who must follow that order. Like when you give a very expected gift to somebody and you tell that person to grab it "Te compré el videojuego que querías, ahí está, agárralo, pero apúrele~"

One thing I learned being afro-latino is that sometimes I just cant sound too fluent en Espanol because my voice is deeper than traditional native speakers because of distant African trait and distant latino trait so it makes it difficult but I guess it's just how you say it and not necessarily your voice pitch, my advice is just keep regular voice and change how words are uh said and yeah its works

Great video, I learn a lot from you! Greetings from Puerto Rico!

Already love your channel! Excellent job on this. I’m both PR and Cuban bloodline, split in the middle! 😆 Love watching videos like this.

0:00- legit all I thought was “tío?”, YOU SOUND LIKE MY TÍO WHO IS MEXICAN

I like how youre rocking the deathrow records cover look.

Hey Rickie. I speak Castellano (Spain Spanish for those who don't know) and it's so similar to your newsreader Mexican speech 🤔😁👍. I've found Mexican Spanish easy to understand alongside Colombian, Cuban and Peruvian Spanish particularly (my Aunt is from Peru). But I must say, Chilean Spanish is like nothing on earth. They miss out whole words, letters, endings, bits of verbs and fill gaps with bits that don't belong. Your videos are so very comprehensive. Thanks for putting them up. I really appreciate what you do to help us all learn the greatest language on the planet xx

this was SOOOOOO helpful omg !!!!

My gf gonna love me way more 😂 She's Hispanic.

Bruv.. i am new zealander and i love mexico soo freakin much especially their accent

Loved this!!!! Very helpful!!! You just got a new subscriber 😊

This is an awesome vid for the explanation, thank you!

I loved this video because literally when I first learned spanish, I learned the Mexican dialect (que onda wey) but as I learned more I shifted towards the Cuban/ Caribbean dialect(asere que bola) but a tip I would give you is a little slower

I just would like to point something to make it more complex for those studying Spanish. Accents in Mexico also may vary depending on the state or region (just like in the US). The type of accents on the video are -as many people already mentioned- from the south, if you come to the north, specially Sonora and Chihuahua you’ll notice that most of the people pronounce “ch” as “sh” and we normally use a lot of contractions and we have our own words that are not used in the rest of the country.

Jajaja, te amooooo. ¡Me encantó tu video!

Your imitation of a TV announcer/narrator is SPOT ON! XD

Tu acento Mexicano es muy bueno Y te lo dice un mexicano saludos

I feel like costeños and Afromexican Spanish is a lil different, my dad is both costeño and Afromexican (most Afromexicans are) and it’s like lowkey highkey different from like northern Mexican Spanish like my moms family 😂

Que buena leccion sobre los matices del español mexicano! Aprendi mucho, gracias!

I'm new to learning Spanish but your vids are gold... thank you

Lmaooo this is extremely en pointe

I'm Mexican but I forgot little bit of Spanish because I learned more English then Spanish growing up VIVA Mexico 👌🏾🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

I learned myself to speak Mexican because I have friends that are Mexican

Thanks for enjoying my culture as much as I do

1:40 Aletismo 💀 please tell me he knows that’s not how we say it

That “ orale guey “ at around 8:00 sing song is from Mexico City

Nice video like always bro!!

Love your videos. Very informative. You are very knowledgeable and talented. Thank you for sharing this information.

That accent it's from south of Mexico. When I speak in English people say that my accent is neutral xd PD: I'm from the capital of Sinaloa, in the north of Mexico. Pd2: Sorry for my bad English

How about this idea for a video: Use a small clip of you talking at the speed where the spanish just flows out like a hundred miles an hour and compare it with the fast talk of some english songs like "rap god" in terms of syllables per second? If this is irrelevant for your channel or a bad idea, just say so please?

Love this video.

Thanks for the video helped a lot