Basically we are speaking the formal way in the plural form all the time, we are missing the informal way of the plural form
we have to do something about we must look like idiots to the spanish
Just realized the spanish we speak in latinamerica is incomplete
Christopher Campbell
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Jace Jenkins
You will always looks like idiots to the spanish
Levi Cook
I thought Colombians were envied by the hispanosphere for their accents and their way of speaking?
Grayson Peterson
>we speak in latinamerica
I don't speak spanish
Gavin Ortiz
who told you that, I bet it was a culombian
Jordan Young
>envied?
I don't think so, but a lot of people do like our accent
Jaxson Clark
this guy lol
David Johnson
Lol
Jacob Wood
when I was going to learn Spanish I was going to learn it from Colombians because I was told it sounded the best
Jason Phillips
sounds good if you are a woman, men sound like homos
Nathaniel Cook
it's one of the most neutral ones to learn. it's all based on taste. Some people prefer the one from Spain, other the one from Mexico, other the argentine or peruvian one, other prefer ours.
If you learn online you most likely will learn the one from Mexico or Spain as those are the ones with mot resources online
Sebastian Watson
kek
Tyler Mitchell
Why dost thou desire to speaketh whe the old, expanded conjugation?
Liam Allen
Noah Ramirez
>aaay si miamol
Brandon Rodriguez
or -desireth to speak- rather
Charles Hernandez
a wider vocabulary is always better
Thomas Gray
absolutely SEETHING
Hudson Parker
I do
Juan Rodriguez
i just hate how we don't differentiate with z and s
Dylan Collins
coño pero eso es puro acento bien calle puertorriqueño. alli es donde convierten la r en l
Brayden Howard
When I was a child I used to think Spain and Mexico were the same country
Chase Cook
if the colombian accent makes you sound like a fagoot which latam accent is the most masculine then?
Ayden Allen
unironically the colombian too
here's a spaniard imitating the colombian accent. this is how they see us kek
Caleb Bell
Anglophones do this too. 2nd Person Singular is Thou ("ou" pronounced like you, not like house).
Mason Long
House was pronounced like two back then.