el español caribeño proviene de las islas canarias y de Andalucía, esos fueron los españoles que nos colonizaron en su gran mayoría, por eso hablamos así 🤷
@@manicpixiecoffeelovr los mismo españoles q colonizaron esas isla son los mismo andaluces, canario y extremeños bañado por el caribe además tenemos etnias caribes tapues y yukpas en colombia nos catalogan de caribeños.
My mother country is 🇯🇲 I live in the UK and I'm learning Spanish rn. I'm at a stage of deciding which accent/stlye of Spanish to go more into. I want something Caribbean, as I love my people. Found your channel and subbed.
@@RapHarajuku in the Uk there’s more people from and I’m classes it is more accessible and more taught that’s why people here learn Spanish from Spain. I got lucky mi jeva es Cubana, so I’m learning Cuban Spanish.
Please consider us carribbean because it's what we are! I'm half Puerto Rican and Dominican and many non Spanish speaking carribbeans be like "oh your not carirbbean" blah blah blah. Like, why? 🤦♂️
Love these dialects cause im from the south of spain and i find more similar to mine these ones than the rest of the spanish accents except the canarian
el acento caribeño llego a las americas de islas canarias por eso ese acento, pto rico , cuba , venezuela y dominicana,,tambien creo que parte de la costas de colombia. sobre todo a venezuela llegaron mas ,ya que alli formaron un pais completo. soy de tenerife aqui se dice que venezuela es la NOVENA isla canaria. saludos hermanos caribeños
@@sreyesss2107 Hhahahah el Caribe le da su nombre una tribu indigena que salió de Colombia y Venezuela, pero no, según tú, ellos no son caribeños ellos no son caribeños...
@@marcozambrano1293 y eso los hace ser caribeños??? 😂😂 las islas caribeñas son la representación del caribe están rodeadas por completo del océano caribe... Colombia no, es solo una parte y casi no tienen ni acento caribeño. Solo la costa del norte. Fui a colombia y su gente es muy buena, amable pero no tienen ese ambiente caribeño en todas partes porque no son caribeños por completo y por esa razón muchos de las islas no los vemos como parte del caribe. Son más de Centro America🤷🏻♂️
I have had people ask if I was Colombian because of my accent. But I have not come across any Colombian that sounds like us. But in the Caribbean side of Costa Rica you'd think they were Boricua or Cuban
I would love to married an Handsome 🇨🇺, or 🇩🇴, Maybe an 🇵🇷 that's in the Marine or Military . I did have a dream I marry an handsome tall 🇵🇷 in San Juan 5 years ago I wish this happened
En República Dominicana también la vaina del guandule o gandule, la vaina de la habichuela, también el encaje del machete se le llama vaina y también la del árbol de framboyan
@@WarrenFearchild Maybe geography isnt your best subject since Mexico, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, CR, Colombia, and Venezuela are also all in the carribean. Also, no one really know when the Canarii isleños started to shape the region as they did. Cartagena and Veracruz were as important to Carribean Spanish culture as Havana and Santo Domingo in their hey day. Learn some history.
Yo tambien tengo un amigo Boricua que en ves de decir "carro" dice "cajo". Y cuando hay "rr" en el medio de una palabra no la pronuncia. Es comico y me encanta ese acento particular de Puerto Rico. Me muero de risa cuando escucho a esos que no pronuncian la R. Me gustaria saber de que parte de la isla viene ese acento.
Soy un Trini-Gringo (🇺🇸🇹🇹) e quiero aprender Venezolano español o República Dominicana español. Pero la cosa es… yo hablo España español pero es con un acento de Colombia. Yo también uso palabras de la RD… necesito ayuda 😅🥲
The girl from the country that uses the word 'vaina' the most didn't know what an actual 'vaina' was. Imao I really hope this isn't indicative of the rest of the pueblo dominicano. lol
Psalm 34:4-5,8 ----------------------- ----------------------- I sought the Lord, and he answered me, And saved me from all my fears. Those who look at him shine, and their faces will never be put to shame. Oh, taste and see that the Lord is Good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him! Philippians 4:6-7 -------------------------- -------------------------- Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God that surpasses all understanding, To guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. John 16:33 ------------------- ------------------- In the World you will have tribulation, but take heart; I have succeeded in the world. Joshua 1:9 ----------------- ----------------- "Did I not command you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid, and do not be discouraged because the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." Romans 8:28 -------------------- -------------------- And we know that for all who love God all things work together for good, but for those who are called according to his purpose. Matthew 6:31-34 (NIV) ---------------------------- ---------------------------- "Therefore do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or "What shall we wear?' For all these things the heathen run after, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will also be given to you. So don't worry about tomorrow, because tomorrow will worry about itself. Every day has its own problems" Proverbs 3:5-6 ------------------------- ------------------------- Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight. Romans 15:13 (NIV) -------------------------------- -------------------------------- May God fill you with hope of all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. 2 Chronicles 7:14 ---------------------------- ---------------------------- "If my people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face and turn from their evil ways, I will hear in heaven and forgive their sin, and I will heal their land." Isaiah 41:13 ------------------- ------------------- "For I, the Lord your God, hold your right hand; I am the one who says to you, 'Do not be afraid, I am the one who will help you.'" Philippians 2:3-4 ---------------------------- ---------------------------- Do nothing from selfish ambition or pride, but in humility count others more important than yourself. Each one of you looks not only to his own welfare, but also to the welfare of others. 1 Peter 5:6-7 --------------------- --------------------- So humble yourself under the mighty hand of God so that at the right time He will raise you up, offering all your anxieties to Him, because he cares about you. Psalm 94:18-19 -------------------------- -------------------------- When I thought, "My foot has slipped," your faithful love, O LORD, helped me to get up. When the cares of my heart are many, your comforts make my soul happy. Revelation 21:4 ------------------------ ------------------------ "And he shall wipe away every tear from their eyes, and there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying, nor pain, for the former things have passed away." And he that sat on the throne said, Behold, I make all things new. Joshua 1:9 Have i not commanded you? be strong and courageous,do not be dismayed,do not be discouraged,for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him will not perish but have everlasting life. Romans 1:16 For i am not ashamed of the Gospel of God for it is the power of God for salvation to anyone who believes. repent your sins because the kingdom of heaven is near.
La tipa Dominicana parece que nunca ha pisado tierra Dominicana, le hace falta mucha informacion, lo primero es que aquí NADIE dice "janguear" se dice "irte de bonche" "teteo" "Un Can" etc. al dinero le decimos "Cualto" o "Chele" los del sur hablan con la "R" y los capitaleños con la "L" y los del norte (Cibao) con la "I" a la gente fresa le decimos "popi" y antes se le referían como "jevitos" después todo lo demás esta bien
Si decimos janguear. Los campesinos no saben eso porque es algo de "Popis"... Osea de la capital. Lo de Teteo es algo reciente. Ni siquiera se pode tomar en cuenta. No sé todavía lo usan pero antes era así
@@Hijabiglobetrotter Si Colombia tambien es Caribeño.. Veras es una cuestión Cultural, Por ejemplo en la costa de Ecuador ellos hablan español Caribeño y culturalmente lo son pero no estan en esa region.. pero colombia si si tiene region en el Caribe porsupuesto
No sé si sabes que todos los acentos Caribeños proceden del acento Canario. Aquí te dejo un video donde se explica. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tP4sFr5o7b4.html 🇮🇨🇦🇲🇩🇴🇨🇺🇵🇷🇵🇦
Nothing about the Cuban accents. Cuba us a very large island and there are many accents. This video is a misrepresentation. Plus, have you considered that there is a Miami accent? You didn’t even include Miami, which is the largest Spanish speaking metropolis in the Caribbean. This was not well thought out or researched.
Xd Xc They pronounce it as a J like they would do in Portuguese and French. The point is it is in Spain they don’t pronounce double rrs that way. Puerto Rico does have a large French and Portuguese ancestry. French surnames are found all throughout the island so it would make sense.
Cubans do not replace the R for L, that's the other two Caribbean countries. We Cubans like the R, especially how it sounds in "Come mieRda" and "Para de comeR tanta mieRda!"
Some people from Cuba, D.R. and P.R... switch r's for l's Some Cubans don't even pronounce their r's...or l's...😅 They say...pueta or pueco instead of puerta o puerco....aslo Oga instead of Olga.. (not all but most especially the ones from La Habana)
BORICUA DOMINICANO No es agradable y punto. Se ve que está a la defensiva. No entiendo el pq. También tiene una actitud media insoportable y innecesaria.
Caribbean island most is no different ,they all have same acent,same tone,same food,same life style & acent its all the same not much difference ...in mexico yes ,because mexico not all mexicans have same accent ,nor uses same expressions words,nor same food ,nor traditions and you can go any state in mexico and will be different ,from descedants ,festures, & races because mexico in every area had different european settle in ,some areas are known were frensh settle ,some spanords,some italians now some still full blood white ,and some mix so not all mexican hold the sterio tipico “ mestizo mix” some not even mestizos because they have more of the italian,or frensh ,some still blore native blood or full blood which those to communitys are native descedants ...and you can tell a mexican what part of mexico are day by side as ,southern mex,central mex,northern mex or a USA descesant mexicans. Aka chicanos.you can tell by their acent ,food,word they use ,phisical.The cultures in mexico change depending what part of mexico you from mexico have snow areas,desert areas,forest,jungle & caribe too and its just magical its a new world really. A caribbean they all same really you wont know if they PUERTORICAN,DOMINACAN .ots really same ..i come from family that been one of the first mexicans who tuck the change to go to the islands for buisness since puertorico aproval the desl of citenzenship anf allowed marketing in for food and products to go in the island so my family opend business in RD & PR and we have been all over the caribbeans islands ,and now we hold turist buisness and propertys we rent out there ,we go to the island one time of year or every 3 years for business and they have not. Differencens in the islands is most same .
There are many differences in the islands. Different customs, languages, foods, traditions. There’s nothing wrong with that they’re all beautiful in their own way.
that dominican girl, is using puerto rican words that originated in puerto rico and that is puerto rican slang, not dominican slang, all those words were our words
@@manicpixiecoffeelovr somos en las 3 islas católicos,hablamos español y comemos básicamente lo mismo, escuchamos la misma música, no es cultura eso ??
Study Spanish etymology a little. I grew up hearing misinformation from people saying stuff like “La guagua” is a Taino word, but in actuality if you look into the Spanish of Las Islas Canárias - They say it too. They have a lot of words and a flow when they speak which differs a lot compared to mainland Spain. Also huge influence from Andalusian Spanish dialect too. So, naturally, PR and DR shares so many things.
