When You're Latino & You Suck At Spanish 

CARAT happens to me all the time (´ ͡༎ຶ ͜ʖ ͡༎ຶ `)

yesss. and my friends speak so much better than me so that makes me even more nervous cuz they'll laugh at me

CARAT JFC this is me. Omg I've said some incorrect shit in front of natives and I KNEW what I said was wrong but it just slipped

CARAT OML your a carat

Omg yes your a carat also!!! Finally someone who understands the struggle and is also a carat!!! @CARAT

seokjesus sameeee

Army!

of course i had to be drinking water when i heard that😂😂😂🤣🤣

@@Toaderies yo soy una pinche gringa

@@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840 pero solo lo estaba traduciendo...

Duolingo exists

Kill Joy not everyone has the privilege of time to learn a new whole language.

Hey honestly that’s a good one right there

OMG YES.

What the hell? My mom taught me Spanish first she hates when I speak English

bellabee lol

babyrose LMAOOOO

babyrose 😂😂😂

littlerose same lmao

Gringuito

You have no idea how relatable this is I just died of laughter LOL

Ikr me too

YESSSSSSSSSSSS O MY GODDDDD my abuela can only speak Spanish and I’m not that good so it’s LiKe English so Spanish combo plus charades

I have never read something so accurate

Omg me when I can’t remember a certain word

Morganized Morganizer you just made my day😂😂😂😂

Lmaooooooooo

best comment lmaooo

taegukcci hi,ARMY

ok but why is this me

s k y e lol

I laughed sm omg

s k y e i loved that part it was amazing

s k y e oof Geah

Jami Velador lol "vente gringrito" I died

Jami Velador jajjaja one of the best parts! "vayunca con sueter de gato" xD

Errhka same

Jami Velador yup 😂

that salvadoran slang and accent tho 😂😂😂😂😂😍

Yea no shit but spanish was invented by white europeans.

Malu Trevejo Lives Finally, an educated individual.

@@jasamkojajesam6108 true

Yeah I laughed more than I should. There is so much confidence in him that made it even funnier.

@@jasamkojajesam6108 And what?, is hispanic and latino american culture.

Briana Pineda I like how you have almost 200 likes but no replies, but me 😂😂😂

Briana Pineda 🤣🤣

yo, you have my last name xD are we related? :p

No none wants to see your trashy comments

Walburt LeMatus don't be such a fragile little broflake, dude 😂😂 petty and bitterness are not very flattering colors 😂

Yep. Like im mexican and didnt understand a bit of it.

I only understood that they like her like she is?...

I have a coworker is dominican but her accent doesnt sound like Gadiel's. After watching a few of pero likes videos i noticed dominican men and women have different accents.

EXACTLY lmao

I'm not Dominican for from what I understand he's telling her that they accept her as she is, that they'll always have her back and that she doesn't need to worry about it (by the way, I'm from Ecuador and we also use the frase "deja esa vaina")

Zayra Chavez Honestly idk how this happened to me bc my parents were never taught by anyone but all of their family spoke Spanish including their parents but bc of them know so little me and my sister never learned. We had an opportunity to lean in high school but we both took French

My mother is mexican, and I strongly identify and feel connected to my mexican half. But she didn’t want to teach me spanish, and I really wish she had.

Faded Dreams my parents spoke Spanish to me and my siblings growing up so that’s how I understand but I don’t have an acc so I’m not able to speak..

Why? It's not even a native language of North/South America. Don't you fell disappointed your ancestors stopped speaking Quechua, Nahuatl, etc? And you lost the Aztec, Mayan, or other culture?

Nerdatron twentytwentyfive I learned that my dad didn’t learn Spanish bc his mom also didn’t teach him but her reason was that they were living in America so she wanted them to only speak English. Which makes sense cuz I bet it was a struggle for my grandma when she moved to America.

Gabriel Robleto I really didn't lol

Seriously. I worked in Florida with Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, Colombians, Peruvians, Panamanians, and even a dude from Spain. Being the only Spanish speaking gringo, we all got along fine. The one Dominican girl always sat by herself at lunch watching Dominican League Baseball on her phone, because no one ever understood wtf she was saying.

Brandon Cooper lmao 😂 I am learning Dominican Spanish(it’s been a year) that’s true the slangs different words like naranja 🍊 and china 🍊 pero creo que es una vaina bacana manin porque se entienden perfectamente

That’s literally all Latinos when someone from another country starts using their slang . I live in in LA so a lot of Mexicans here . When Mexicans start speaking Spanish with a ton of slang I’m like woah idk what they’re saying cus it’s super Mexican slang . You’re just trying to assume what it means based on the context of the rest of the sentence lol.

Gabriela Carranza lol same

Gabriela Carranza i can relate i can read/someone what speak spanish but somewords i don’t know. like i can understand when a person is talking to me in spanish but i just have problems with some words that i don’t know.

Gabriela Carranza Lolz Same

samee

Gabriela Carranza saaame😂😂😂

Gamer T YES

What did she say?

Yesss

@@larisarosales6746 ohh

Giana and Monica 84 same omg 😂

Golden Girl Jay Yes

OK EVERYONE WERE MOVING TO LATIN AMERICA!!! THEY HAVE BETTER FOOD THEN THE US ANYWAYS!!!

Uhhhh, you sure of that?

Three Little Words Studios yes. What's the problem?

I'm fluent in Spanish but not a 100% fluent in English , we can exchange (?)

Maritza me to

Yep..

Maritza I agree with that I'm first generation and I can't roll my Rs and some kids at my school can but can they whistle no but I can ha!!

Maritza I'm Hispanic but my family knows Spanish but they didn't teach me Spanish but I'm learning but I have trouble some times and I kinda get embaresed that people will think of a burden to my Mexicans

Maritza same

Es "gringuito".

Sasha N. Santos that's sad... your dad got deported... I would've been dos sad, im sorry

Sasha Ramirez OMG I EXPERIENCED THE SAME THING I FEEL YOUR PAIN

i get that too - i'm learning spanish and my understanding is pretty near perfect most of the time but when i speak i stutter and pause and usually spend 90% of the conversation staring into thin air trying to magic up a simple phrase like 'yes, i have (x) class now' lmao i sound absolutely clueless most of the time hoping with time and practise it'll come naturally

Me

Sasha Núñez bitch when I’m alone everything is fine the words are perfect then when my grandparents I sound like I’m a newborn saying it’s first words

I think USA has a very skewed view of the term "latino". It seems more of a stereotypical image of a man or woman with tan skin that speaks Spanish.

@@swagncries1487 Puerto Ricans are American (U.S. Citizens) X-D

@@swagncries1487 You said every teacher thought you were 'American'. They were right.

@@rociopaoloni5080 I think the country hat comes to their minds when they hear someone speaking Spanish is Mexico

@Maria Santos Well many of you guys don't consider yourselves Latinos, plus you understand us almost perfectly but most of us don't understand you so that could explain the exclusion of Brazilians from our group.

Same! My mom is mexican and dad is Caucasian and I grew up in the Midwest and my dad didn't allow my mom to teach me and my siblings Spanish. When I'm around other hispanic people I will not speak any Spanish (I took Spanish in school but I'm horrible) I've been told my accent is good but still been made fun of and get super anxious.

Keckle K I relate 100%

damn, thats horrible. My spanish sucks too :(, but only because there was no one in the house to teach me, as my mom was always working,

DOFT my mom and her siblings wanted my grandparents to learn English. so they spoke to me and my baby brother and cousins in English. it helped my grandparents. but it didn't benefit me and my brother and cousins.

Keckle K I lived all my life in Colombia, so my Spanish is pretty good, I'm 21

Keeylaa ii

Keeylaa ikkkkkkkkkki

Ayeee our names are spelt the same way! I've never seen another person with the same spelling 😮

Same as Haiti.

nao falo portuggggggguuuuuu

Nééé

And Argentina

I was going to comment this 😂😂😂😂 We are being left out for all our life

Isa M. Yeah me too, I understand everything people say its just when I speak my accents a bit off and I forget a couple of words 😭 and Spanish was my first language

Jhonmarcos Garcia omg sameee😭

Jhonmarcos Garcia ME TOO

I'm sure people look at us pretty weird. The family speaks in Spanish, and I responded in English. Everyone understands everyone.

same. my relatives make fun of me bc sometimes i can't roll my Rs :/

GaRrrrrcía

its so sad im not allowed in the spanish speaking squads cause i cant speak it but i know what they are saying 😂😭

Same!

Erica Garcia same

EXACTLYYYYY

Growing up, everyone around us spoke Spanish but to us would speak English. Don't even think it was a conscious choice, just happened. Anyway, I can fully understand but don't speak (especially after Italian, the Spanish just left). My younger cousins though, can't even understand. Funny how it works.

You probably know it better because your parents spoke it exclusively. You and your sister probably had spanish as your first language before you started school, possibly. However, your younger siblings probably don't know as much because you and your sister probably communicated with the younger ones in english and maybe sometimes in spanish. I believe it comes down to what is the children being exposed to most often and learning, its the same for my sister and younger family members. This is just what I concluded with my own family and it just sounds based on what you said that it can apply to yours as well.

It's the same thing with me when I was younger xD I didn't speak Spanish at all but I could understand everything in Spanish. But now I can hold a conversation in Spanish a little bit with my mom so I guess it takes time

I have the same thing in mine. My mother only spoke Spanish around my sister and I growing up so we naturally picked up the language ( our first language although when we speak it it may not sound like it! Lol) however our brother doesn't know a lick of Spanish at all. He can understand some words and form basic sentences but when we're all engaging in Spanish conversations, he's lost. Lmfao it has to do with the fact that my sister and I were exclusively communicating in Spanish with our parents and relatives but we spoke in English to our brother. Ironically enough, hes taking Italian in school instead of Spanish 😂

Thats so me

Same I learn my native language first but only learn English starting school.

Evelyn F Same, (but) with english haha

Same

ME

I wish I could understand more

Me but with English

VIP Forever if this isn't me in a nutshell 😭🔥

VIP Forever i can relate so much i Never Really learned how to speak arabic since i grew up in Germany speaking German and learning english in school. But i can pronounce every word in arabic that i know just fine in my head (i have a very decent Vocabulary) but the Second i talk to my arabic relatives or Friends it just comes out all wrong and i am ashamed of speaking english better than my mother tongue

VIP Forever All my sympathies, Pronouncing Arabic is not piece of cake 😂😂😂

Huh that funny. Spanish happens to have Arabic roots along with Latin

Francisco Mendez Yes thats true! I learn spanish in school and arabic and spanish Share a lot of words! For example chaquetta (=jacket) and (a)zeytuna (=olive). My spanish teacher ( who has Bern teaching spanish for a very long time) even says that Students that speak arabic or turkish tend to have a better pronaunciation than those who speak only German or Another Language like Russian , english or Polish

Amanda Gomes yes

Same here! I watch Spanish channels to keep up, and I actually understand most of what's going on.

Half latina isn’t a thing. Latina isn’t a race.

sandinyourshoes I felt bad for taking French instead of Spanish in middle school but now I don’t regret it. I loved my teacher and the culture is amazing. I stopped taking after freshman year though bc the French teacher at my high school was.......lazy I guess. Didn’t not learn anything in that class

I'm 5th generation Spanish-American my father's mother's side and I don't speak any Spanish at all. However I can roll my RS but I just can't speak the language. But of course my great-grandmother she came over here during the Spanish-American War which could have had a huge part of why she didn't teach my grandmother how to speak Spanish.

Maya if you suck at rolling your rrr’s there’s this video this Italian girl made on yt and it helps so many of my peers! They were all tryna do “okurrt” but now they’re able to lmao

lol literally me too!

SOPHIA IBARRA ikr like in the word mierda i can’t even say that word and so many others 😭😂

Sammeee when i tell people i cant speak spanish they dont consider me mexican!😣😭

Jaycee A I know me too I make tiny mistakes like instead of chiquito I say chiquita or reverse and they would laugh and Jude and be like oh my god your so funny and cute that’s not how you say it

It can be very hard. Some families are scared their kids won't pick up English (kids are like language sponges, but people don't always know that). Other teach their kids, but once they go to school and speak full time in English there, it's easy for them to slip into English at home and after a while, frustrating to speak Spanish. Parents just go with it, because it's hard to constantly force your kid to practice. Plus, some parents value practicing English with their kids so they can improve their English. It's sad when languages are not passed down, but there's many things that can make it difficult.

Raquel E My mom has the time, she just doesn't want to. I said "Mami, por favor teach me Spanish." She responded with if you want to learn go learn on the internet.

Akuma Is Dead Inside My mom couldn't because I was deaf and my deaf school told her not to because it might affect my English speech

I agree! It upsets me when I know someone is Hispanic but he or she don't know how to Speak it :/

I agree! It upsets me when I know someone is Hispanic but he or she don't know how to Speak it :/

José Angel Acosta 🇩🇴🇩🇴

love for yall from a 🇭🇹

Same with me and Faroese (Faroese is pretty much Icelandic)

TheLegend OfHyrule :v hope you learn the language someday, i'm a native spanish speaker :3

Kookie Corn thanks so much 😊😀 I appreciate you!

¡Yo aprendo español demasiado! That was probably grammatically incorrect, lol. I've only been learning for 2 weeks.

Blazertron I’m struggling

Yo tambien, pero no estoy usando duolingo

hey thank you for this comment. I know it was a question, but it piqued my interest so I googled it and I've been using it for the past hour now hahaha. It's really useful, so thanks so much!!

seungminaxi omg your welcome! you can follow me on there too! my duolingo name is: DJadeParty

I use it and it definitely helps

Princess Lavadiamond me and I know how to say it's my dad's fault and a little. All I need when someone says why don't you

Ciel Phantomhive Oh my god! Don't give up!!!! I finished all of the lessons few weeks ago! And i'm learning spanish by my french right now! You need to (for god sake) watch a lot of french cartoon or listen to their music, write your own phrases, and even think in french now since finishing all the lessons won't make you instantly speak the language. Do a lot of research and always look for another source. If you kind of lazy or bored sometimes, watch polyglots video to keep you pumped and motivated. Bonne chance!!!

Yaaaaaas

Or Chilean lol

Google: Spanish to Dominican Spanish - Yo te llamo más tarde, amigo, de acuerdo? Dominican - Yo te tiro ahorita, manin, ya tu sabe!

jsphat81 lol

Yes haha

Layla the anime lover HEREEEEE

there's a town close to Cartagena (Colombia), that's called Bayunca.

Bien chivo

Michelle Andrews IKR

3rd generation is no longer Mexican...

genetically they'll always be mexican, culturally...not so much i guess

Alessandra Santamaría well no, Mexican is a nationality. They can still be of latino origin.

Alejandra Elizondo that's right, i don't go around saying I'm 4th generation French, I'm just Mexican even if I look Jewish (beard, big nose, receding hairline at 21)

You did very good!

@@erickjuarez9097 Gracias mi cielito💕💕💕

AseraphsephirothZ if youre the 3rd and on going generation of your family that is understandable to not speak native language.

AseraphsephirothZ I think we should speak every language. Think of how easy things would be.

but you're third generation there isnt much seperation between you and your grandparents who know spanish.

The thing I don't understand, why people don't call themselves just "american" instead of "mexican-american"? I don't think there's something wrong about it, I just want to understand why, in Mexico if your family (maybe your grandparents) have a different nationality but all of you have lived in Mexico for a lot of time, then they call themselved just mexicans, not russian-mexicans or spaniard-mexicans or something like that, as in the case of Belinda, Elena Poniatovska(sorry if the spelling is wrong) or even Chavela Vargas. I mean people can explain latter they have a different background but it's not part of the presentation. If an "italian" is presenting himself as a mexican and not as an italian-mexican of course I don't expect him to speak italian, but if he says he is italian or italian-mexican of course I think he speaks italian. My question is why the context in USA is so different? Maybe is that they don't feel that they're completely welcome in USA? I certainly don't know but I'm curious.

If they call themself's italian or irish: YES! If you just a descendent and dont speak a romance language or is involved in the culture you not latino.

Duolingo really don’t teaches nothing

I prefer spanish public education than a trash app

And my spanish is good

Asi que mi hijito use solo español de la academia que apps basura no sirven para eso

yo puedough ayudartay, que necesitoes

I'm learning Kikuyu in my 30s!

It's maji. G in Kiswahili sounds like how you pronounce G in God. J sounds like how you pronounce G in magic.

Andy McCoy true, my parents were both born and raised in Mexico but I was born in the US, I don't really speak Spanish unless I'm forced to but I sure can do better than her

I was also born and raised in the U.S. but I still speak fluent Spanish. And my dad speaks fluent English but it feels weird speaking to him in English.

There's also just some parents who didn't speak Spanish to their kids because they didn't want them to be looked down upon for not speaking English well or having an accent. I don't ever really see why people look down on the kids because it's often not their fault

Andy McCoy sameee I relate

My mom is straight out of Dominican Republic, Spanish was her first language. She taught my two older brothers Spanish but didn't bother teaching me it for whatever reason :/

When you come back, please open a Mexican restaurant. NO Tex-Mex or avocado toasts they do in California

Jimins Mcthighs ur username im dead

Angela Demaral well it seems like they're just trying to help you out, so you don't sit around blankly staring and smiling into space whilst not comprehending anything

Angela Demaral OMG same

anyone: *speaks to me in portugese* me: *starts singing na boca do sol*

yo puedoe ayudartay, que necesitoes

@@mixtapemania6769 "Puedo ayudarte, si necesitas"

fangirl00x I agree. I’m Peruvian American, my mother is from Peru and although my parents have tried enforcing Spanish in our house but we honestly just speak English and when I’ve gone to Peru to visit relatives I find it difficult to speak to them and have a full on conversation with them.

Your post actually made me feel better. Thank you. I did not teach my sons Spanish. Their other parent was non-hispanic, non-latino. My daughter is bilingual. Her other parent is Hispanic and we've always all been in the U.S., you're right. My boys DO wish I had taught them though.

I don’t think kids will confuse languages, childhood is the best period to learn fast a language. You just need to teach them naturally and expose them to the language (not forcing tho). I was raised learning both Spanish and portuguese, I don’t confuse them.

Roseangelie Figueroa I know right, el "no se te pega un mosquito me mato" btw puertorican here ✌

Roseangelie Figueroa same but I live with my mom who doesn't speak Spanish so I only speak English. I'm half Puerto Rican

Roseangelie Figueroa same I can't relate mi primera lengua fue Español

worldofhippos umm, yes the hell you still are. You do realize there is a difference between ethnicity and nationality right?

I think they meant latin American

ALoHechoPecho 789 In Latinoamérica we only use 'Latino/Latinoamericano' referring to being born in Latinoamérica. Your 'Latino' is our 'Mestizo': Native+Other (usually white) background. That's where confusion begins.

worldofhippos - People from Belize aren't Latino, they were colonized by the British. Also to Ramiro, I wouldn't consider indigenous people Latino as their cultures, languages and identity is different and has existed thousands of years before there ever was a Latin America.

@@worldofhippos3737 Yet the definition for latino is "Latino- a person of Latin American origin or DESCENT"

Melissa Florez that's a pretty lazy school, my older brother's first language was Spanish and once he started school that school had programmes for foreign kids to teach them English, he speaks both languages but ever since he's been on his own he's completely lost his accent, similar thing happened to me but with Spanish since English was my first language but I hardly ever get to speak it in Mexico.

Aly 3202 same girl same..

Aly 3202 me too!

necesitamos un video de solo salvadoreños

Aly 3202 AYYYYYYY🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮

same!

I feel you.

You not alone

Me too

Spanish is the language of Latinx peoples colonizers, Spaniards. No reason to be ashamed

jasznia jackson pero tu eres tonta o que

Duolingo isn't bad at all! I wish they hadn`t made the guy at 0:54 so condescending.

@ but they always sound condescending 😂 the pity and this idea that they think you don't know about what's on the Internet is condescending!!

I’m Filipino American and I can’t speak Tagalog but I can understand it. When I try to speak it sounds broken.

SAAMEE I'm half British and half Filipino My mum never fully taught me it apart from the basics ::(((

There's too many languages in Philippines and people actually speak them daily. My girlfriend speaks Visayan

starryeyedprincess i'm first gen korean but native in spanish loool 10/10 can relate

Aleja Trochez Yup

Aleja Trochez Sammeeee!!

I'm first gen and I can't speak that much Spanish (due to my mom learning English in Peru and my brothers learning deficiencies)

Aleja Trochez sameee

paolla victória Latin is a old language spoken in Europe. Latino/a* Also, Latina/o is used for people who came from Latin America. Whereas Hispanic is commonly used for Argentineans, Spaniards, etc.

paolla victória eu sou brasileira tamben

You aren’t Latino then???

paolla victória but you are Latino/a. This includes Haiti as well

@@crisisphlo All people who talk a romance lenguage (languages ​​that come from Latin) are latinos :/. Spanish people like me are latinos too, and french, portuguese, italian and brazilian people too, not only hispanic americans (latinamerica people). :/

my melody I really stink at spanish. My mom and aunt speak it fluently and sometimes i feel like like I’m not a real Hispanic cause I can’t speak it and my Spanish accent is terrible

Glad to know that in the United states being latino is something completely different from latinoamerica. Because here, in my latinoamerican country, you wouldnt be latina, you would just be northamerican.

@@Ilovedallthepeople that's because you are latina if you live in latinamerica. The people who were born in USA are just Americans.

@@LucyGOREMariko Yes! Thats exactly my point. Although we dont use the word latina, we just call ourselves by our nationality,so I would be chilean. I have never heard a non-northamerican person use the word latino.

@@gabriellapina5160 Well if you don't speak spanish you are actually not hispanic by definition, you're just from latino ascendence

it happens, she’s literally translating “when I do my hair.” in English I say “pass vacuum” instead of “vacuuming” because se dice “pasar la aspiradora” en Español

@@elocinaqui24 I get that. I sometimes do the same.

Hay veces en que un amig@ me pide una traducción y en español no tiene el mismo sentido.

not all spanish speakers can roll their r’s. either way the language isnt just all r’s

My very Spanish younger son , can't roll his r. I knew people who only can do a french r , even being native Spanish speakers, and some British who are fluen in Spanish , but without rolling their r .

This Italian girl made a video on how to roll them all the comments are basically “I came here to learn OKURRT” it’s so funny. But it’s helpful

Puertoricans pronounce r's as l's so it really doesn't matter as long as you're willing to learn, no one should make fun of you.

Not all Spanish speakers can roll their rs . My younger boy can 't , and if you hear " Las hijas del Sol " who are from Guinea Ecuatorial , and are native Spanish speakers , thay barely roll them . ¿ Have you heard Joan Baez singing in Spanish ? She has an accent and her rrs are mostly not rolled , and she sounds just fine . Janett , a Anglo- Spanish singer from the Seventies couldn 't roll her rr... I will put the links ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u4AFEmwCrYo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NSl2sl-MoJI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SLxrrE6wC5I.html

Elizabeth Luna That happened to a friend. She spoke Spanish as a kid, but she stopped because of school. She's learning again though.

Elizabeth Luna same happened to me. and im first generation ;-;

This is more common than you'd think. Don't beat yourself up on it. It happens all the time, exactly like this.

I understand this! For school, work and with my husband (who was born in the UK and is English speaking) and his family I use English primarily. My parents (first generation Cuban immigrants) both passed away a few years ago and my brothers are both in the military so I don't get to speak to them much. My youngest sister lives with me but because she has some special needs and goes to an English speaking school she mostly uses english as well. Sometimes I feel like I'm losing my touch with my mother tongue! I find myself reaching for the right words in Spanish, even though it's my first language. I keep trying to converse with my other relatives as often as I can so I don't completely lose it and I keep trying to teach my daughters so they can speak it as well. So don't feel bad, I don't think your brain ever fully forgets.

This actually relates to me and there have been times where I just wanted to cry for how pathetic I felt for not being able to speak it well. My family either talks too fast and low for me to understand or they speak too loud but to fast. There’s no in between and it makes me worse when they start laughing at me even if it is in a joking tone.

B.B Port you are right. I have to admit that I have judged people for this, but everyone has different circumstances that I'm not aware of, so it's really none of my business and I shouldn't judge them. I encourage you to keep trying to learn spanish, you can do it. c: And don't sweat it, we are all humans in the end. Good luck and pura vida! ✨

I'm Always Sleepy gracias! yeah, at my first job I was bullied for this. but they teached me a little more. so the abuse helped lol. still learning because I want to be able to say I can speak two languages.

B.B Port that's a great goal. I believe you can make it, just practice as much as you can. And con muchísimo gusto!

VigilFiend NO LIEEE OMFG I CHOKEDDD

What is Salvi? Like Salvidoran? But that doesn’t make any sense if it’s spelled Salvadoran 🤔 it makes more sense if it’s Méxi like Mexican or Domi like Dominican, or even Bori like Boricua 🤷🏻‍♂️