Jacqueline Sadberry lmaoooo she's hilarious

Lilli L'amour sameeee

Shit I don’t even use accents when writing in spanish

ikr

Well then you're not writing Spanish correctly and in many cases a phrase can change it's meaning if you don't put the accent where it should be.

lmaoo i dont even use them idk where tf they go

Me encanta que no te conformes con lo que aprendiste en casa. Muy bien!

That would be "¡Muy bien!" not "muy bien!" hahaha

Damn

I'm taking Spanish as an extra curriculum even though it was one of my first languages and everyone in my school is saying why are you taking Spanish when it is one of your first languages... I'M NOT THE BEST AT SPANISH OK, THERE IS A LOT OF ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT.

There's proper Spanish and then there's slang Spanish, if you don't live in a "proper" Spanish environment you speak Spanish but not standard good Spanish. It's the same if an English speaker spoke English only at home in a Spanish speaking country without having an English class for natives at school, like the one they have in Britain, Canada, the US... I'm pretty sure the children of British immigrants here in Spain don't speak proper English either.

loois True❤️

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Tanuki21 LOUDER!!! A TREAT INDEED!! 😍

loois Not soo much.... Bon Appétit is NOT ITALIAN YET... LMAO

Yasssss. Pensé que era la única. Me encanta😂😂🌚

Brandon Marroquin here's several things for how to learn Spanish Decide exactly why you wish to learn Spanish Try to use Spanish in your everyday life Decide which method works for you best. (I read about these and more from Fergs spanish blueprint website )

Brandon Marroquin he was by far the best in Spanish honestly! Curly was disastrous, he was putting tenses wrong all over XD

I thought I was being possessed

Brandon Marroquin I love his laugh

Brandon Marroquin his laugh is so cute 😂❤

It's gadiel not gabriel. Honest mistake tho this whole time I thought it was gabriel. Until I saw his name on the video.

raquel sanchez ty I forgot

VickVangs es lo que me estaba incomodando todo el rato, chau

estaba pensando lo mismo

En ingles las tildes se llaman "accent marks".

thekingofmoney2000 that's because they don't have them, so they don't have a name for them, so I think you could just use tilde to name them in English :)

THE PROPHECY IS TRUE

Forrest Loupin the jajaja gives it away! Other language's speakers often don't know we're laughing when we write that XD

Love the casual laughing in Spanish

Viggo Mortensen, famous actor who lived in Argentina for 7 years: "I took Spanish in university because I speak it."

LaReyna DeBachata me

Spanish is my first language and I failed Spanish 1 twice...

Im spanish so.... Im super good at spanish,english is my second language ,the third is japanese :v

Triggered x2 :(

Triggered Omg same lol I suck at Italian too and it’s similar to Spanish 😭 I can’t read only speak

Katrevia Kones im spanish :v

Accent mark (tilde) is in fact too easy for me haha. Just say the word, in the strongest vowel, there's where the accent mark goes in. Now, my English is so awful :/

Accents are actually so hard, my native language is Spanish and I legit know some of them by memory and no because I remember the grammar rules or anything like that lol

I AM spanish and tilde is the worst 😭

Katrevia Kones why did it take it 5 years for u too learn spanish I learned it in like 5 months

If both languages are trashy how the fuck can you communicate?

Mó C. Simple. Spanglish *Mindblown*

Spanglish is trash

Daaraofthegesert Saludos desde Louisisna!!!

latinos*

Government Thomy woah calm down

Government Thomy GO-DAMN.!! sela metio sin Vaseline.. That was wrong man..

Lama corn why are you so tight over her comment? you should’ve just kept scrolling with your mad ass

Kr8421 you and i both wanna fight both?

Kr8421 tildes*

There is a very simple rule for them!

Raquel Fernández what is it ?

Jade Adori For the most part, if you know how to pronounce words correctly, you know where to put them. I can't really explain it in English in a KZfaq comment, but a found a good resource: www.fluentu.com/blog/spanish/spanish-accent-marks/

Felicidades!

Guten Macht Nonhablo aleman :v

They are Americanized they dont know their roots lol

@@casof97 only Maya. The rest are more hispanic and latino than american/us citizen culturally

@@brndnii7840 not a race tho

beebikinis preach

Spoken like a true mediocre

Asdfghjkl Lkjhgfdsa whats cringing, also change your name, boy what tipe of name is that!!!

What's cringy about this?

YASS no native or fluent Spanish speaker (who studied the language formally) places phrases in such a broken structure. All of those phrases sounded like broken Spanish. Muy mal. ¿Pero qué les puedo decir?

Your name tells meh you slammed your key board.

Same here

mood

JAJAJAJAJAJAJA "CACHÁI?"

encontré a mi gente SJKAJSKAJ

True!! XD

lmao

the Spanish spoken in DR and Cuba is pretty close to standard Spanish from Spain (with added English and creole terms). Plus DRs speak so fast they have the language hard coded in their brains😂

qtmomo It's happening more with this generation I find it a bit sad tbh, but that's just me

D Franklin34 it has absolutely nothing to do with the generation, it’s been like that since the beginning of time. There are some who aren’t that great and others who are, it has to do with how recently their family moved to their current location and also what location they are living in. It has been the exact same since people first immigrated into different countries. You naturally lose fluency in a language you don’t have to speak regularly.

Kobe Alicea well, if you speak it at home, I don't know how you'd lose fluency. I would try to keep the language if my native language was from somewhere else, with books, films, media... I mean, my native language is not English and I'm talking with English speaker posting an English comment, it's not that hard to keep any language nowadays...

Well it's true bro, ponte a aprender.

Courtnee hay una app que se llama HelloTalk puedes platicar con nativos allí si quieres

Nana Abreu KLK saludos a los dominicanos desde Estados Unidos!!

so not really your second language?

Lauren Whitley You wouldn't use many of them, they're just in tests to evaluate you. Like the one about politics, it's more like a tongue-twister!

Hispanic isn't a race, have you ever been to Puerto Rico or Dominican Republic? Tons of blacks speaking Spanish.

Lol in Africa there is a country called Equatorial Guinea that use Spanish as their first language,they're blacks and once ruled by Spanish

Y sobre todo que si escribes y lees a menudo te sale solo (que antes era sólo jaja).

jcosk8 No, "solo" y "sólo" son diferentes palabras. "Solo" se refiere a una condición o estado, es un adjetivo, por lo tanto puede ser masculino o femenino, como en tu caso en el que te refieres al hecho de saber colocar la tilde "a menudo te sale solo", y si lo cambiáramos por ejemplo a 'inspiración' sería "a menudo te sale/llega sola". "Sólo" es un adverbio, se refiere a solamente o únicamente, como "sólo necesito 5 minutos". Así que tu 'solo' de "a menudo te sale solo" no llevaría tilde en ningún momento haha. Pero entiendo que estás diciendo que ya aceptan "sólo" como "solo"... qué mal que por malos hábitos y a veces mala educación se termine modificando un lenguaje :/

Luis M. López no ha eliminado las diacríticas (té, dé, sólo, tú, mí) sino que deben ponerse siempre que su significado esté en duda y se prefiere si colocación siempre en ámbitos formales para evitar ambigüedades.

michimacho73 Es verdad :v

A ver, un poco menos de condescendencia y un poquito más de comprensión por su situación. Ellos nunca han ido a un colegio de habla española, han aprendido hablando con su familia y en la calle y pues así es normal que no se aprendan normas básicas de gramática. Y qué no pasa nada. No es el fin del mundo. Menudo puñado de snobs sois. Ya os gustaría a muchos de vosotros hablar con tanta fluidez un idioma extranjero como ellos lo hacen. Enserio, que os den por culo, menudo asco de thread

It's not our fault for where we are born and raised. Nací en los Estados con padres estadounidenses pero soy boricua de pura sepa y nadie me puede cambiar eso. Traigo conmigo las historias que no tenían la oportunidad de ser más; traigo la sangre de cultura hermosa y profundo; traigo las tradiciones con sabor del tiempo nuevo. Being proud of who you are is more than fully and completely knowing an ever changing and evolving language.

La Pinya Colada well sometimes it’s the children that don’t want to learn Spanish so

@@LaPinya chicano

​@@LaPinya As a Puerto Rican from the island itself I understand and respect you admiration for my land. However, If You have a mind of your own and the capacity to rationalize, then you have a mind that is capable to learn and acquired knowledge. Don't give an excuse for not learning. You are just lazy. I wasn't born nor raised in France, England or Germany but I learned by myself how to speak perfectly English, French, and German.

Típico!!! Y luego salen con que en Latinoamérica se hablan otros idiomas pero tampoco los hablan XD

It happened to me when I learned french, but in the case of french is just memory or more subtle. The special c is the equivalent of every c in spanish that i like a s. and the trick for Ê is that try looking at the word and add an s after the e. You will notice that some words sound the same as some in english or spanish. Like forêt = forest, , fête = “fest(ival)”, intérêt = interest. Hope this help

Janet Perez wb Claudia

No me gusta la política, pero yo le gusto (a ella). No me gusta la política, pero a la política le gusto (yo). No me gusta la política, pero yo a ella le gusto. Así lo hubiera puesto yo, en cualquiera de esas formas se entiende y está correcto, depende del contexto cuál es la más adecuada. Saludos desde Chile 👋

@@AngelesBustamanteM La política no me gusta, pero yo a ella si La política no me gusta, pero a ella yo sí La política no me gusta pero yo sí a ella Y se pueden conbinar mis frases con las tuyas, ahora que lo pienso en Español hay como cuarenta mil formas distintas de decir lo mismo XD

brightredstar This is about spanish not the english language......alright

AnimePandacorn Queen ????????? Wtf. You need to reevaluate your comment

brightredstar yes it is

Not at all, it is used in technical terms, for example in linguistics or psychology, as opposed to "proficient bilingualism"

Some argue that it can cause learning deficiencies (which is what used to be said about bilingualism in general so this type of distinction is useful for these studies.)

Son latinos, no se les enseña el español puro lo cual es una pena.

That's the point, I think.

Carolina Monsan because the public school system quit teaching us in Spanish in the 3rd grade. As a little kid I actually knew these.

well as someone who is trying to teach themself spanish and isn't a native speaker or any way hispanic it's because I'm not used to accents in English XD. Idk why for people that grew up in spanish households.

Menuda estupidez. Cualquier idioma puede traducirse a otros idiomas de muchas maneras, si tienes formación o experiencia como traductor no es ni más ni menos complicado pasar de inglés a español que de español a inglés.

El ingles tiene muchas mas palabras que el espanol, lo que sucesde es que en ingles no nececistas un vocabulario amplio para expresarte. Por eso el ingles se ha convertido en la lingua franca del mundo.

El inglés tiene más palabras que el español porque tiene todo duplicado! En inglés existe la versión germana (original) y la latina (importada), puedes decir "strange" o "weird", "meat" o "beef", "honest" o "truthful"... Tienen más palabras porque la mayoría de ellas son lo mismo pero procedentes de lenguas diferentes una del latín y otra del proto-germánico, pero el inglés no tiene más conceptos por ello. En español casi todo el léxico es del latín como la lengua madre que es, a veces entra el árabe por la conquista de España o el proto-germánico por la oleada de visigodos de Suecia a España... Por ejemplo, _alcázar_ es la versión árabe de _palacio,_ ambas existen en español pero no hay un nuevo concepto, las dos son lo mismo aunque signifique tener más léxico! Es igual que _edil_ y _alcalde_ o _almuerzo_ y _comida_ ... En inglés pasa en un 45% de la lengua, en Español sólo en un 8% de la lengua aproximadamente. *Es decir el inglés está duplicado!* El inglés es la lengua franca por el peso económico del mundo anglosajón, no por ningún otro motivo, en sus tiempos era el latín y de simple no tiene nada!

jcosk8 no es ni más ni menos complicado cierto, pero muchas veces pasar de una lengua a otra requiere más que una simple traducción, hay palabras en español que no existen en inglés, no es algo 1/1. No es más difícil porque lo mismo pasa del inglés al español, algunas existen en inglés y no en español.

Me llama Ruby (strong skills over here)

Gabriella Chanel eles esquecem de nós 😂🙁

Well I ain't Brazilian I'm Portuguese Angolan but we speak the same language so.. 😂

Nunca faltan los brasileños... 😂 Saludos vecina.

I'm Brazilian but I also speak Spanish so I get what they're saying (and got triggered when they got the accents wrong. C'mon, guys, it's easy)

Kae Hume I am not from Spain but this is basic Grammar. By the way, I am from Dominican Republic. The only excuse I can think of is that they were raised in the States.

Me hearing them speaking broken english cracks me up

Vaya catetos que descuartizan el idioma en este video

@@user-jh4ir6km5p me gustaría oír tu inglés idiota

@@melaniehc4761 son catetos a rabiar. Y estás contestandole a alguien que no conoces sobre su nivel de inglés, cuando no tiene por qué ser su lengua materna, y cuando de hecho los que se muestran en el vídeo sí tienen el castellano por lengua materna. No es una comparación justa.

Diane Solorzano these tests use proper Spanish, you probably speak and write like shit. It only counts as Spain's Spanish if they use the «vosotros» conjugation plus their regionalisms.

Aida C. Argentinians speak Spanish too, though? Would be just as entertaining as a Mexican or Dominican doing this test

Marianne O'Brien as far as I know they speak Portuguese or am I wrong?🤔

nono. We argentinians speak spanish ("castellano" to be more precise. Meaning "from Castilla")

Meme Mims my mistake. Sorry

Brazilians speak Portuguese, Argentinians speak Spanish, but they speak with a very unique accent. Argentina has one of the largest Italian communities outside of Italy, and the Spanish of Argentina has an Italian cadence and pronunciation.

finally!!!!!!

Claudia what

That is not true. The Spanish Royal Academy (Real Academia Española) standardises the language rules, the only thing that varies is the usage, but proper Spanish is the same everywhere, proper Spanish is the one that follows the official rules. It's really simple, American English doesn't have different rules from British English, does it? Why would Spanish? On top of that English doesn't have an institution standardising it, Spanish does, things like neighbor or neighbour in English don't happen in Spanish because of the RAE. Proper Spanish is proper Spanish everywhere.

Lucas Villar British English and American English have minor grammatical differences (dreamed, dreamt; the usage of "already" as a past tense verb)

Selvaggia Aguillon well, the usage varies in different Spanish “versions”, some regions use some tenses instead of other in certain circumstances, Spanish has a very extensive verb system compared with English, this means that there are many past tenses or subjunctive tenses and different conjugations depending on the type of verb and the person doing the action... so there’s no need to alter grammar to regionalise it, you can just use one of those more than the other while all are correct. For example, in Spain there’s vosotros and ustedes, in Latin America they don’t use vosotros, they always use ustedes, it is not wrong because ustedes is a way to say it but in Spain you have two forms both used, using both correct forms is a characteristic of Spain’s Spanish using one correct form is typical of Latin America. Most grammatical differences are that Latin American variants, especially Mexican Spanish, are closer to (American) English and borrow from native languages while European Spanish always tends to be closer to the other Latin languages (French and Italian) and it forms new words instead of borrowing from native American languages. There’s also the typical: mobile/cell phone (teléfono móvil/celular), elevator/lift (elevador/ascensor)... that are the exact same in Latin Am. Spanish versus European Spanish as in American/British English. We have differences but the proper way is to use all forms in circumstances where they can be used.