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NO MÁS TUVE SUERTE, I am latina enough 💜
Sep 19, 2024
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no más tuve suerte
Jul 17, 2024
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What do you mean I can just randomly cambiar mi idioma y como platico without any pauses and translate in real time in my head.
Also love helping people who speak Spanish who may not fully know how to speak English.
Jan 9, 2025
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- I know it seems funny but they are always over emphasizing what they want to say in a very dramatic way, so it's useful for your pronunciation at first. My recommendation is Betty la Fea, from Colombia.
- Stick to a single accent. The slang is all different in Spanish according to countries, regions and even from city to city. It's better sticking to a single accent/country. It's gonna be easier in terms of technique. I recommend accents from Latin America, as they currently have a big cultural impact. A lot of people decide to go with the Spanish accent under the justification that "it's traditional" (traditional as in, they think everybody will understand them because they also think that everybody speaks in that dialect to an extent, which is untrue). The advantage of a latin American accent, depending on which one you pick, is that it could come off as more neutral, which in my pinion facilitates your learning process.
- Look up songs. Hispanics loooove storytelling and they do it mostly through music. I would listen to Shakira's old songs, Juanes, Carlos Vives. Some specific songs you can look up are: Hijo de la Luna by Mecano: it tells the legend of the personification of motherhood through the moon (Spain); Mis Ojos Lloran Por Ti by Big Boy (Latin America): this is a song that fluctuates between a ballad and rap. The rap goes pretty fast, but the idea is for you to look up the lyrics. Talks about a guy being very sad because he is heartbroken; Ella y Yo by Aventura feat. Don Omar: this song is about two guys breaking off their friendship because of a woman. It's very emotional and intense. It reads like a conversation, like a dialogue between these two men. One talks, the other responds, so it's pretty simple to follow.
- If you're looking for content creators, my last rec has the type of people you should follow in order to learn. It's a generic guide.
- I've talked about this previously, but you should activate your accessibility tools on your phone. These are tools for blind people. The phone reads the content aloud to them. With the tools, you have the possibility to select a specific paragraph/word and have the phone read it aloud to you. Obviously, your keyboard needs to be in Spanish for this. Like I said before, I recommend you choosing the Latin American Spanish. in this way, if you don't have anyone to practice with, but you have doubts about your pronunciation, you could just select the word you want and the phone will read it for you. You have the chance of repeating it as much as you want and you could also say it out loud by yourself until you get it right, which is really cool. On iPhone you can adjust the speed. I'm assuming this is similar for other phones.
Nov 19, 2024
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its literally my closet, i bought it bc i like it and want to wear it- why would i not rewear the outfit if it was a hit? forever thinking of that lizzie mcguire "well you're an outfit remember-er" quote
Apr 20, 2024
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the internet needs less chaos and self serving agendas, no more arguing with blue check marks for rage bait and getting people paid who cannot stand 10 toes down on their beliefs. reverting back to writing out every single thought and belief I have inside a journal like its my mini manifesto
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breadcrumbs are for BIRDS
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