Puerto Rican Spanish Accent: Hardest To Understand?

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Today I analyze Bad Bunny's Puerto Rican Spanish! This accent is notorious for being quite difficult to understand, especially because native speakers from Puerto Rico are known to speak very fast. We'll talk about how they change their "R's" to "L's" and the interesting slang they use. Thank you for watching, you're awesome :) New videos every Saturday.
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Hola, I'm Nate. I used to not know any Spanish at all, and I had no interest in learning the language. I thought learning Spanish would be boring, a waste of time, and would provide no value to my life. Then I started taking Spanish classes in high school and everything changed for me. I struggled with learning the language a lot at first, but thanks to my teachers and my Spanish speaking friends, they helped make the learning process fun. Within a few months, I had gotten to a conversational level, but more important, I had become a more confident person. The real win for me, though, was the friendships I made and strengthened. I discovered that not only did I have higher self esteem, but being out in the real world with people, whether old friends or new ones I met, made me feel more alive and connected with the world around me. Now it's my goal to create videos that make you smile and inspire you to learn Spanish or another language!
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@SpanishWithNate. Год назад

spanishwithnate.com/ If you learn Spanish with me you can speak Spanish like Bad Bunny and actually BECOME Bad Bunny 🐰

@reza2kn Год назад

BAHAHAHA🤣

@jpam59 Год назад

Si aprendo español con tigo pero si yo habla español Mexicano y puedo imitar atodos los paises hispano hablantes y puedo imitar alos no sabo kids de gringolandia

@jgarc7 3 месяца назад

Hahaha 😂

@alby576 9 месяцев назад

I am Puerto Rican born and raised on the island. Reguetoneros tend to use a lot of street slang in their songs just like African American rappers do in the USA. The only thing that bothers me a tiny bit is that there is a lot of people from many other countries who just generalize. They think that all Puerto Ricans speak the same way, which is wrong.

@Midnight-z-z Месяц назад

exactly, I am Puerto Rican, but can only speak English bc of my family. I know basic Spanish and when I attempt to talk in Spanish, it sounds like Mexico Spanish or Spanish from some Latin American (kinda) because it's the Spanish I'm used to hearing in Baltimore, MD. (which is where I live now). My friend from Puerto Rico is gonna teach me some Puerto Rican Spanish though.

@Domingo12754 11 месяцев назад

As Puerto Rican I can attest to how much we are criticized how we change some r into L. We finally learned that it is a trait we got from Spanish immigrants from the province of Extremadura where they still do the same as us. In general his accent is very urban and very different from the country side.

@carlosgonzalez-ru3vj 7 месяцев назад

Not all puertoricans speak like Bad Bunny. I am from PR. It is like saying that all americans speak like Snoop Doggy Dog

@lucyrosado5423 26 дней назад

OMG, that is a perfect analogy, I totally agree! I’m Puerto Rican and when I hear Bad Bunny speak I only hear horrible mumbling, with Snoop Doggy Dog I hear street slang. The majority of Puerto Ricans DO NOT speak like BB…thank God! You picked the worse person to show how Puerto Ricans speak!

@MucaroBoricua 22 дня назад

Excellent analogy! 💯

@jamaciadog5603 Год назад

I have been learning Spanish for 13 months and wanted to take a trip to Puerto Rico. After hearing this, I think I will stay home because I won't understand anything.

@englishwithashley Год назад

Don’t stay home! Just try a different country/island. Lol Ecuador, Costa Rica and Peru have very clear accents. I like the Mexican accent as well. Try one of those!!! 😅

@mickilicyes5399 Год назад

I am particularly learning spanish to go to Puerto Rico. My husband and I vacation there often and although many people can speak English, I want to honour the people there by being able to communicate in there native language.

@osoperezoso2608 Год назад

@@mickilicyes5399all you have to do is listen a bunch and you'll be ok.

@TOAALTA13 Год назад

To be afraid to travel to Puerto rico due bad bunny speaking Spanish accent no had sensed. Each Hispanic country have different Spanish accent and inclusive one common word can have multiple meaning in each country. When I moved to Los Angeles from Puerto Rico it was hard in the beginning understand Mexican or centro American Spanish accent but I was able to understanding them after share time with them. You only need to understand the basic Spanish and later will add other meaning that will help you understand multiple Spanish accent. So I strongly suggest that not stop your plan to visit my homeland. You will surprise how much you will understand us

@norbertosuarez5722 Год назад

🤣😂 don't start with Puerto Rican Spanish jajaja trust me I'm boricua and we have a very unique Spanish jajaja basically our Spanish is really spanglish 🤣😂

@Aer0xander Год назад

I can't wait to be fluent in Puerto Rican Spanish and then go to Mexico and confuse the heck out of people lol

@jahirgarcia9354 Год назад

Hahaha, I'm Mexican and we can understand Puerto Rican Spanish, but if you want to impress us, I recommend you learn Spanish from Chile. 🇨🇱 Lol.

@familyandfriends3519 Год назад

@@jahirgarcia9354 Puerto Ricans aren't Spanish and Hispanic and Latino until given back to Spain and getting independence only from Spain

@josephrod1993 Год назад

@@familyandfriends3519lol wtf is that? Yes we are Latinos

@familyandfriends3519 Год назад

@@josephrod1993 Puerto Ricans aren't Latinos your Americans

@holaatodos6617 Год назад

@@josephrod1993Puerto Rico, a US territory and American citizens

@LissetteLissie 9 месяцев назад

We Puertorricans also switch the V sound for the B sound. He said "E belda" instead of "Es Verdad". Yes, we drop the last letter.

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

This is most of spanish in general. Theres a SUPER old italian joke about Spaniards concerning this

@zavdiel1864 3 дня назад

That is actually how youre supposed to say it. If we are talking about standard Spanish. Of course you hear the english/french V but in spanish it sounds more like a b. There are two pronunciations in spanish both closer to B than V. I dont want to get into it here lol. Also who cares lol

@lpsalsaman 11 месяцев назад

Nate, nice vid in trying to "explain" Puerto Rican Spanish pronunciation, I'm P.R. born and raised, although I left the island over 40 years ago when I enlisted in the Army. Anyway, people from the island depending where you are from, have different accents and ways to say things. Puerto Rico's Spanish and accents have Andalucian roots but mostly influence by Canarian Spanish as we have a lot of words that came from the Canary Islands. Also there were other Europeans who lived in the island during the time the Spanish were there, so more words were added to the local vocabulary. Finally, after the Spanish-American war, the American English influence, we also added which at times you hear people incorporating English words and the same time you are speaking Spanish all in one sentence. Anyway, nice vid.

@goshawwwwwtyyyyy6463 Год назад

Dude, you're 1000% missing the fact that he's aspirating his s's in addition to swapping r's for l's No es solamente "de los recueldos mas lindos" sino "de lo' recueldo' ma' lindo' ". It's also "e' que e' la veldad" no "es que es la veldad" I couldn't make it past here because you kept missing the second key piece of the Puerto Rican accent

@reza2kn Год назад

Hey bud! Thanks for the video! I hope you're having an awesome time with the Chilangos! :D Funny thing is, I've only been learning Spanish for like 2 years and my level is still way, way, way, way lower than you, but I honestly don't have a problem understanding him even at the 100% speed, probably because of the hundreds of hours that I've spent listening to him sing at an even faster, less-comprehensible rate! :)) :)) Also, I thought of a recommendation for your channel, consider start mentioning the approximate level (A1-A2, Medium, etc.) of the video that you're going for in the caption, so for example if I don't need the very basic stuff, I would keep waiting for your next video that's more up my alley, or mentions Reggaetón :)) Have an (alcohol-optional) michelada for me! 🍻

@ITrot Год назад

bro deberia halbar gente espanoles, he me mudado en espana hace 1 ano y escuela ayudo me mucho porque de gente he aprendido mucho justo de palabras han dicho

@tc2334 Месяц назад

I'm so grateful I was born and grew up learning Spanish in Miami. I feel like most of the rest of Americans who learned Spanish in school or own their own have a Mexican sound to their accent and it rings so loud and clear to me because in Miami, we don't have that many Mexicans. lol I feel special to have a Cuban/Puerto Rican accent. It also makes the accents from the Canary Islands and Andalusia in Spain easier to understand.

@ShaneJBurke1 10 месяцев назад

Wow what a great video!! Thank god not all puertorriqueños speak like him lol tu español as muy bien. Gracias por el video ❤

@thegunslinger8806 2 месяца назад

You gotta understand, Puerto rico is like a microcosm of the USA's regional accents just like mexico and others but Puerto rico has the thing where its a small island divided by mountains, planes, countryside and sometimes highways, the island itself had a ferry to take you from Ponce in the south to San Juan in the north and the dirt mountain roads were filled with every which way from either dangerous stretches of highway men, farms or isolated outposts in the 19th century. Then when America started to come into the fold after the war theres certain accents that vanished like the spanish nobilities accent or the upper crust one that simply became the telemundo city dweller accent. Its really fascinating.

@goldvideo Год назад

Hola Nate, ¿qué tal tío? Joooo, me dijeron que el español puertorriqueño era muy raro, lo de la "r" convirtiéndose en "l", pero al escucharlo en tu vídeo, es impresionante. Tengo un amigo de Cuba y aspira la "s" como la gente de PR, pero no recuerdo el sonido "l" tanto en su manera de hablar. Lo que me fascina más que todo es la similitud entre el castellano de Cuba y el de Puerto Rico y el de las Islas Canarias y Andalucía (España). ¿Cómo has estado, güey?

@reucat24 Год назад

los cubanos cambian la R por la V (Vevda en vez de Verdad) y los puertorriqueños la R por la L (Puelto en vez de Puerto ) pero en ambos casos es en algunas palabras solamente y es un hablar coloquial. Sobre los puertorriqueños el fenómeno de la R por la L ocurre también en una pequeña zona de Extemadura (España)

@ITrot Год назад

ha inspirado aprenderme espanol con el oracion "love language love people" hace 9 meses gracias mucho

@migdaliav6542 9 месяцев назад

No todos hablan como reguetoneros.

@mundorivera2188 9 месяцев назад

No todos hablamos como los callejeros de la esquina caliente. No todos hablamos como los parceleros del pueblo.

@Peapolop 6 месяцев назад

Nice video nate! There's actually a rule for the R sounding like L in puertorcian Spanish. If a syllable ends in R, it can be softened most often closer to an L but some areas would even use something closer to the English R.

@gilbertrive3112 8 месяцев назад

Hey, but that’s not Puerto Rican accent, is bad bunny Accent.

@dr.joshuacastillo7678 Год назад

I would have to agree, Spanish from PR is tough, HOWEVER, I would argue that Spanish from further south like Nicaragua is even harder to understand because of the way the words come out, sometimes very quickly as well. Even the greetings are different at times. Great content!

@familyandfriends3519 11 месяцев назад

Puerto Ricans are Americans who speak Spanish

@uli6536 10 месяцев назад

@@familyandfriends3519Y muy Orgulloso de ser Estadounidense la Nación más poderosa del mundo 🌎💪

@joselugo4536 9 месяцев назад

@@uli6536...y todavía no pueden votar por el Presidente que los puede reclutar como soldados para una guerra distante y ajena.

@sarahr5513 11 месяцев назад

I love how fascinated you are! 😊 Estas enamorado del español 😂

@Anilomu 4 месяца назад

Bad Bunny is probably not the best example of Puerto Rican Spanish, he speaks the more street Puerto Rican dialect. Also I get it's kinda a meme for every non-native Spanish speakers to gravitate towards Mexican spanish, but boy even they have some unintelligible speakers, almost like they're singing. But I do agree Colombian is normally pretty clear. Also Puerto Rican dialect comes from the Canary Islands and Andalusia and have similarities with Cuba and Dominican Republic. So it's not something that was just made up for no reason. Lot of culture and history and I recommend that you visit the Caribbean islands, they are welcoming and don't let people telling you that Puerto Rican's over use of L's is something that's going to be impossible to understand.

@luantw- Год назад

more of this please

@cacuevas Год назад

Of course it’s gonna sound awful if you use people like Bad Bunny or any trap or reggaeton artist as an example. The average Puerto Rican doesn’t speak like that.

@CharletteG 11 месяцев назад

They don’t choose someone who speak common Spanish because it wouldn’t be as easy to make fun of, that’s the thing these videos are for clicks apparently

@uli6536 10 месяцев назад

@@CharletteGExacto pero si te fijas no hablan ni se burlan del acento ni de los disparates de su país

@CM-wf2uo Год назад

Peso pluma next please!! ❤

@cruz25617 9 месяцев назад

You have done something different from everyone else learning Spanish. You've delved headfirst into a rabbit hole of accents, dialects, vocabularies and slangs that most people wouldn't bother differentiating from. They just think that all Spanish is the same. And have no comprehension, knowledge, or interests in going any further then that. To many, these important details will fly right over there heads without ever giving it a second thought. But now you see the differences and the natural beauty of every kind of ethnic background of the Spanish speaking communities out there. And all they bring. Not many people dive into this kind of stuff. You're probably the only popular one that i know of doing so.

@aalvarez6345 7 месяцев назад

In reality, like in the USA and other countries,different levels of Spanish are spoken by different strata of society, not to mention the jargon of the very young. But, some -a lot-- speak a Spanish variety very much in line either international Spanish. So, if you speak standard Spanish, no problem.

@lb8313 9 месяцев назад

I mean... mumble-rap isn't an accent. Most of my native teachers don't care for Bad Bunny due to his USA influenced mumble rapping.

@gabysierra5884 9 месяцев назад

Chapucero = some who does things halfway. Its not a bad word but can be disrespectful

@daphnis6691 Год назад

hey nate do you have a spanish podcast?

@SpanishWithNate. Год назад

Yes :) open.spotify.com/show/2agctvzg6n1U2085u3MiQH?si=0d06c2b968f54371

@travisjacobson2334 6 месяцев назад

Todo el mundo en el hebreo is לכולם-which has the base words {khol} כל (all) and {olam} עולם (world) with the prefix (Li) ל (to). So it is also: to all world.

@claudechapman2048 Год назад

Por el trabajo, viajo San Juan a menudo. Me encanta los acentos de puertorriqueños aunque es difícil para mí de comprender 😅

@mickilicyes5399 Год назад

They don't say there s at the end of words either.

@chefxhyrule242 Год назад

Being from New York I can confirm puerto ricans and and Dominicans speak like that here

@CharletteG 9 месяцев назад

Normal people from the island don’t though, unless their urban

@hectorrivera-vc1ui 8 месяцев назад

We also use alot inglish word 2 chapusero means when u do a bad lazy job evrytime

@jpcampos 5 месяцев назад

bro he sounds so much like gusttavo lima.

@franciscozapata7683 Год назад

Pero no le dió sino por poner a bad bunny que hasta para nosotros los latinoamericanos no le entendemos cuando canta 😂, de hecho nos burlamos de la forma de hablar de el, hay muchos memes sobre eso. Saludos

@everydayadventure66 Год назад

How interesting???

@AtenksHome Год назад

Conclusión. : 1_ Se cambia la R por la L 2_ las palabras más juntas 3_ menos modulación 4_ algunos alargues de la última palabra.

@reucat24 Год назад

la R por la L u omitida solo en algunas palabras.

@WeOutcheaMane Год назад

Yeah it’s so jumbled together I don’t even understand it but Mexican I understand lol

@angelmorales6012 8 месяцев назад

Cuban and rican are very similar

@hectorrivera-vc1ui 8 месяцев назад

And dominican

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

Agreed. But Cubans are more back in the throat, puerto Ricans sit more in the middle of the mouth.

@angelmorales6012 4 месяца назад

@@thedappermagician6905 You think so? To me they speak a bit slower

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

@@angelmorales6012 well what I said doesn't concern speed. But on averages isee Cubans speak slower but likely on islands it's about what areas you're from

@pepinillo1960 10 месяцев назад

A lot about nothing. First he doesn't speak like that in real life, that's part of his regatón persona. Pronouncing a final "r" as "l" is very common to Caribbean Spanish and Andalucía. Aspirating the "s" at the end of a word is also common in Caribbean Spanish, Andalucía and Canary Island.

@arthurlara4282 2 месяца назад

Their Spanish is bad, but their English is good. Better than Brits

@jpam59 Год назад

Es como un asiatico hablando sepañol ,comel cantal ,colel ,(correr) la r es l 😂😂esveldad no es dificil so lo hay que usar l en ves de r 😂

@reucat24 Год назад

no es así, no sabes nada del español puertorriqueño

@gabyz.2585 Год назад

nadie dice colel...

@cacuevas Год назад

Nadie en Puerto Rico habla así

@Erc294 Год назад

Solo cambia a L si no le sigue una vocal. Se dice correl pero nunca colel

@jorgeperona8106 11 месяцев назад

@@Erc294 exactamente.

@kalenraj Год назад

It's a bit funny to watch others analyze the puerto rican accent lol, we seem like we speak fast but we actually have one of the slowest spanish accents. but because we shorten words sometimes and also aspirate certain letters we sound much faster. we also have a lot of slang that's unique to the island that makes us a bit harder to understand lmao. nice to see creators making content about PR tho, sometimes we're forgotten about 😂🇵🇷❤️

@SpanishWithNate. Год назад

It’s tough!!!

@nolmtkay 8 месяцев назад

frl🤣🇵🇷

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

Ive also found that the yoruban and congolese words as well as the taino words blend so well because so many of the vowels are similar and it lends a musical and percussive feel to it which makes it seem faster than it is

@LaryCaverga94 Год назад

You should do Cuban next! and it should be noted that not EVERY Puerto Rican changes the "r" to an "L" as well, its only when its in the middle or end of word. And some also aspirate the "s" But just like every country, each region even has its own quirks to their accent, some parts in PR the "RR" is pronounced like a "J" so carro would be "cajo"

@VeronicaCam 9 месяцев назад

My man says cajo

@augieviz2088 9 месяцев назад

The scaping if the initial.R and diuble RR in half of the island is because.of the Corsican..french and Portuguese Immigration in west and south of the island the other half does roll the R ans RR as the other hispanic groups... Google: Corsican immigration to Puerto Rico...

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

yeah the Jibaro R is aspirated hard in the back of the throat almost likr Arabic

@El_oso_demente 10 месяцев назад

Chapucero is not a bad word. Chapucero - someone who does things half-assed Chapuceria - something that is or was done half-assed. Example: Que chapuceria el hizo limpiando el piso / what half-assed job he did cleaning the floor.

@alyrababy 9 месяцев назад

Also means someone that cheats in gambling or at games

@reucat24 Год назад

Puerto Rican accent comes from the Canary Islands and also from southern Andalucía and Extremadura. The basics: the S is aspirated and words are shortened (Cubans do this as well due to the southern Spanish influence). When Puerto Ricans are in Madrid many locals think they are from the Canary Islands

@familyandfriends3519 Год назад

Puerto Ricans aren't Spanish and Hispanic and Latino until given back to Spain and getting independence only from Spain your Americans who speak Spanish

@reucat24 Год назад

@SusYouAre aspirated

@reucat24 Год назад

@SusYouAre Rubbish, we do not ''drop it' or ''make that sound harsh''. The S is aspirated in Puerto Rico (and Cuba) same way it is done in Southern Spain and it differentiates singular vs plural. CASA (singular) vs CASA(S aspirated sound) . You certainly have no idea what you are talking about.

@johanreillo8403 Год назад

@@familyandfriends3519yeah no u can’t change blood and culture thats been there for 500 years just bcuz of the stupidity that u believe

@bella12372 11 месяцев назад

@@familyandfriends3519 we are Hispanic AND Latino whether you like it or not 😂😂 You are no one to dictate anything. Stay mad.

@travisashley2904 Год назад

He hardly ever fully enunciates his "s" sounds. I've noticed that a lot of Latinos tend to do this to varying degrees.

@DereckZeigler-de5yb 2 месяца назад

I’ve always noticed that

@africanmate8036 Год назад

yeah his spanish is pretty hard to understand lol

@MLFL609 4 месяца назад

Bad bonny way of speaking is NOT 100% representative of the way Puertoricans speak. His Spanish and accent is what's called "ghetto or urban" spanish accent and is most comprised of a lot of slang words and gibberish.

@dobromirknut8149 Год назад

Can u do Nicki Nocole or María Becerra next, I wanna see u reacting and teaching some Argentitian spanish 🇦🇷

@pedro-ehlamaar8084 8 месяцев назад

Thats not pr spanish thats bad bunny Spanish

@easypeasy8992 Год назад

I’m guilty of replacing r’s with l’s😭

@Brooke-oj3ij Год назад

Bro has marbles in his mouth 😭😭 (bad bunny not Nate ofc lol)

@glennextics 7 месяцев назад

Not only Mexican and Colombian accents are easy to understand, but the Castilian accent is also easy to understand in my experience.

@jepsmcsmackin2507 11 месяцев назад

En beldad I love the Puerto Rican accent but my family is Mexican

@amgooder 10 месяцев назад

Hijoleeeee pos no manches wey! Mande!!!

@alexperez-medina2851 11 месяцев назад

Chapucero: someone who does a lousy job at everything.

@BootsOnTheGround1221 28 дней назад

I first started learning Puerto Rican dialect Spanish back in the 80s. I haven’t had much practice in recent years and I’m trying to get back up to speed. I am finally fulfilling my dream of going to the island in November. Listening to videos like this with specifically, Puerto Rican Spanish being spoken is such a big help. It sounds like music! I love it so much. I hope I can remember enough!

@robertrodriguezperez8457 Год назад

I’m sorry, but let me explain something to you first, this young man is an artist, and he is trying to speak slang, in a way that he could relate to a younger, non-educated gangster want to be sectio of our population and does not represent the average Puertorican speaker.

@thedappermagician6905 4 месяца назад

I wouldnt say thats accurate. His current image isnt gangster and he isnt a gangster even if he is lightly affiliated perhaps. Most older puerto ricans would have no problem understanding him even if they cant understand his singing (which is common)

@mundorivera2188 9 месяцев назад

No todos hablamos como los callejeros de la esquina caliente. No todos hablamos como los parceleros del pueblo.

@MLFL609 4 месяца назад

Wow, me has echo reir. Tienes toda la razon!!!!

@GigW 7 месяцев назад

I have interpreted for people from Cuba and Puerto Rico and had no problem understanding them, but I see how it could be difficult for non native speakers.

@mileylove747 Год назад

Early

@Pete8673 9 месяцев назад

0:57 In Greek, when we say wassup we say Ti Ginete. Weird how Greek and Spanish are similar and maybe more similar than I know.

@zavdiel1864 3 дня назад

I am disappointed about the puertoricans in the comments criticizing his accent because you just got to go to the island to hear a r becoming ls and aspirated s. This does not originate for PR. This is straight from Spain. I wonder if yall would criticize them as much as you do our own people.

@Soulr Год назад

Loved seeing you cover Puerto Rican Spanish 😂👏

@GranDio311 6 месяцев назад

The ugliest sounding version of Spanish.

@bull419 5 дней назад

Mexican Spanish sounds like they're trying to hard to speak Spanish.

@jojothermidor 9 месяцев назад

Can you please stop doing the soy face thumbnails.

@BentiGarcia 2 месяца назад

I'm Afro American, Puerto Rican and Panamanian, and I can say that NONE of the Puerto Rican people in my family talk like Bad Bunny. There are some similarities in the accent but it's like a different dialect. I like his music and I understand his music but when I watch interviews with him speaking, I question my identity porque no entiendo mucho lolol. I understand like maybe half of what he says. I have to listen hard and replay the same interview a few times before half goes to me understanding most of what he's saying. It's just that the way that he pronounces words and shortens them and flows them together (if that makes sense) is different than what I am used to hearing in my family so I had to adjust my ears. So I think his accent is not an example of how everyone in Puerto Rico speaks.

@gracecampbell2205 5 месяцев назад

Soy puertorriqueña y muy orgullosa de nuestro autóctono y bello idioma. Por favor, paren de comparar con otros . No está bien. Como dicen en inglés , It's so annoying ".

@elizabethdejesus1695 2 месяца назад

You should travel to Guayama Puerto Rico and listen to the people at the south of PR. Woman as well talk like that.

@Hi-there-everyone 3 месяца назад

Guys most Puerto Ricans don’t speak like a Latin rapper -_-

@octaneswagg Месяц назад

Thanks for liking our Spanish from Puerto Rico

@seleniagarcia5664 7 месяцев назад

Dito si nos van a juzgar solo como habla bad bunny... no es el mejor referente.

@zavdiel1864 3 дня назад

R sounds like L only at the end of syllables

@zavdiel1864 3 дня назад

And sometimes the sound is more like an L but a lot of the time its like an incomplete r sound because just one r is like a palatal slap with your tongue so its almost like we dont finish the r sounds which sounds more like an L

@KZ-sg4es Год назад

Could you do a vid of the Northern New Mexican Spanish dialect? It’s a pretty rare and interesting one that is very old in its origin!

@jgutierrez2246 Год назад

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@user-bc6ok1yh4s 9 месяцев назад

After travelling to several different english speaking countries, I found the exact same issues (local dialects) with the english language. Big freaking deal!