How to Speak Spanglish

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Spanglish is a language that's baffled both English and Spanish speakers for generations. Luckily, we have RJ, aka TheNotAdam here to guide us thru the basics of Spanglish.
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  • @crex-pd1vv
    @crex-pd1vv 8 лет назад +2544

    for the people que hablan español, this is muy raro because we can read this muy rapido and we are able to entenderlo todo

  • @freaknemmirap
    @freaknemmirap 8 лет назад +943

    that awkward moment when you start a pensar en two lenguages at the same tiempo...

    • @filosomenor
      @filosomenor 8 лет назад +26

      Dios mio that's happened antes a mi 😃

    • @Nunawariyaku
      @Nunawariyaku 8 лет назад +17

      A mi me encanta think in two lenguajes at the mismo time :P

    • @pabloyanez4018
      @pabloyanez4018 8 лет назад +26

      happens todo the tiempo

    • @EMMANUEL-zw4hh
      @EMMANUEL-zw4hh 7 лет назад +4

      yes no hay nothing mejor

    • @ivana9541
      @ivana9541 7 лет назад +2

      Lmao yo también

  • @TPSMB
    @TPSMB 8 лет назад +759

    IF THIS WAS A CLASS YO ESTARÍA PASANDO WITH HONOURS

    • @Nunawariyaku
      @Nunawariyaku 8 лет назад +6

      Yo too XD

    • @DianasaurC
      @DianasaurC 8 лет назад +3

      Oh mi dios!!! I love your foto ❤️❤️😂😂

    • @Nunawariyaku
      @Nunawariyaku 8 лет назад +1

      :o mine?

    • @DianasaurC
      @DianasaurC 8 лет назад +1

      Oh whoops, I meant +rawr :3 but you look pretty too, I just really like Doctor Who 😅😊

    • @Nunawariyaku
      @Nunawariyaku 8 лет назад +1

      Ohh :3 np :D

  • @franciscacuraqueo9131
    @franciscacuraqueo9131 9 лет назад +2469

    never en toda my life I've escuchado a somebody decir brunchear 😂

    • @theflama
      @theflama  9 лет назад +140

      Francisca Curaqueo Really? That's raro porque we decimos eso all the tiempo.

    • @goodnoob20
      @goodnoob20 9 лет назад +23

      FLAMA I am Spanish (White and from Spain!) and I say "Voy a Google" or "voy a buscar en google" never heard google-ar or brunch-ear. That sounds Spanish American.

    • @LuciaEsG
      @LuciaEsG 9 лет назад +52

      Manuel Roblox En serio nunca has oido googlear? A ver tambien decimos buscar en google, pero googlealo tampoco es tan extraño.

    • @gilventura6820
      @gilventura6820 9 лет назад +11

      Manuel Roblox you mean, American spanish

    • @rmoros
      @rmoros 9 лет назад

      Francisca Curaqueo como no???

  • @commanderwaddles3483
    @commanderwaddles3483 7 лет назад +86

    How to speak Spanglish: know English. know Spanish. See a friend who knows both. Speaking Spanglish just happens without you trying anything. Congrats.

    • @LittleRedRideMeGood69
      @LittleRedRideMeGood69 2 года назад

      *_Ay, I'm learning from a 🏳️‍🌈 mijo del Cartel 🏳️‍🌈 Es bien... Bien..._*
      *_🤷🏼 It's facile por mi. 🤷🏼_*
      *_🇲🇽Mi no gusta es uno Michoacán dialect.🇲🇽_*

    • @ryans6280
      @ryans6280 Месяц назад

      One of my best friends is Salvordorian. He'll speak perfect Spanish but then I'll hear a random "inkjet printer" in the middle of a conversation

  • @imikeajr
    @imikeajr 9 лет назад +419

    I like Spanglish un poco, pero I don't speak it mucho... lol

    • @osiristhecrew8366
      @osiristhecrew8366 5 лет назад +4

      I can hablar little Spanglish :v

    • @UnkownWattpader
      @UnkownWattpader 5 лет назад

      I think yo puedo talk en español y ingles at the same vez!

    • @scootnation7047
      @scootnation7047 5 лет назад +1

      osiris the crew just to let you know, you said “I can to speak a little Spanglish”

    • @Plmzpjavr
      @Plmzpjavr 5 лет назад

      Ingles is bueno pero Me prefer to hablar español

    • @siahbueno8855
      @siahbueno8855 5 лет назад

      Puedes decir una frase en ingles and another in spanish like this, es mas facil

  • @anavillalobos7970
    @anavillalobos7970 8 лет назад +470

    You'd be sorprendido by the cantidad of times I've said Shipear

  • @AL-wk6py
    @AL-wk6py 9 лет назад +637

    Este video was so good!

    • @theflama
      @theflama  9 лет назад +16

      Âłłÿšòń Frøm thê Błâčk Pårādë Right? It really es muy good!

    • @k1ler4m
      @k1ler4m 9 лет назад +13

      FLAMA Me encanta the part of el RAS

    • @dominicrodriguezchug4436
      @dominicrodriguezchug4436 9 лет назад +4

      Âłłÿšòń Frøm thê Błâčk Pårādë Tu tienes reason!

    • @stephanielikesfood6714
      @stephanielikesfood6714 8 лет назад +6

      ANOTHER EMO HUMANO, HEY MCR BASURA.

    • @oriannebettina5413
      @oriannebettina5413 7 лет назад +1

      Âłłÿšòń Frøm thê Błâčk Pårādë finding across a killjoy HELLOO-holaaaaaa

  • @grijalbaro
    @grijalbaro 8 лет назад +315

    Si lo tienes que forzar, no es Spanglish

    • @mabuixa
      @mabuixa 8 лет назад +31

      Cierto, tiene que salir del alma. 😂

    • @michellepacheco5329
      @michellepacheco5329 7 лет назад +7

      +sofielamy eres una army? i love your foto 💕

    • @mabuixa
      @mabuixa 7 лет назад +7

      michelle pacheco Yeah, I am! Como tú. 😂❤ And thanks, Suga looks cute en tu pic. 😆

    • @commanderwaddles3483
      @commanderwaddles3483 7 лет назад

      LA VERDAD 💯

    • @nclp1751
      @nclp1751 3 года назад

      Exactly

  • @notbellla
    @notbellla 9 лет назад +247

    omg you guys amo este video, I'll share it with my amigas.

    • @theflama
      @theflama  9 лет назад +79

      Bella Martinez Hahajaja thank you for compartir este video :)

  • @TheSkycielito
    @TheSkycielito 9 лет назад +396

    Does somebody speaks like this? I speak spanish and english, but sometimes i don't remember a word in spanish but i remember it in english, but i will never speak like that. The funny thing is, english is my second language.

    • @aloha2302
      @aloha2302 9 лет назад +18

      Jazmin Half of southern california speaks like this. The closer to LA, the worse it gets and the more made up words there are

    • @ximenacerezo1590
      @ximenacerezo1590 9 лет назад +5

      ¡Yo también hablo así! De repente es como "Fui a la tienda y vi a tal tipo y fue...umm...en inglés se dice akward" o algo por el estilo xD

    • @PescaitoFrito
      @PescaitoFrito 9 лет назад

      Jazmin Yo quiero mejorar el ingles pero me aburro tanto en hacerlo pero igual poco a poco

    • @PescaitoFrito
      @PescaitoFrito 9 лет назад +2

      Ximena Cerezo JAAJA eres de Mexico? el span-english es lo mejor viste la pelicula con Adam sandler SPAN-GLISH? xd

    • @ximenacerezo1590
      @ximenacerezo1590 9 лет назад +1

      yuriy yakimov Si xD Luego tengo que hablar en spanglish porque ya el español me está costando trabajo por alguna razón x'D
      No ¿está buena? Cx

  • @cerealandbeer
    @cerealandbeer 9 лет назад +158

    i always use "stalkear" jajaja spanglish power

  • @jorge86rodriguez
    @jorge86rodriguez 9 лет назад +176

    I use the verb "what sapear" for using whatsapp

    • @marcrossq
      @marcrossq 9 лет назад +1

      +Jorge Alejandro Rodríguez lo he escuchado y es uno de los que menos me gusta, suena demasiado forzado ...

    • @Shouziroku
      @Shouziroku 9 лет назад +9

      +Marcos Quiroga pronunciado como "wah'sapear" por supuesto.

    • @jaymantisgaming
      @jaymantisgaming 4 года назад

      andale! whatsapp is a noun :P ole!

    • @salvat3735
      @salvat3735 3 года назад

      wasapear

  • @aaronlycan5795
    @aaronlycan5795 6 лет назад +49

    "As long as it's fast and loud...it's effective."
    *I CAN'T* 😭😂🤣
    It's true tho

  • @saraa835
    @saraa835 8 лет назад +68

    I live in spain but have english parents and I speak total spanglish, so for instance the word "rinse" just doesn't come to my mind and I say "tengo que rinsear los platos".
    I actually can't remember the word right now...

    • @GermanyTechno
      @GermanyTechno 8 лет назад +1

      LOL, this one is definitely the best. 😂

    • @canalprageral3200
      @canalprageral3200 8 лет назад +22

      enjuagar

    • @RodMerida
      @RodMerida 8 лет назад

      +Sara Cabrer Pero así nade te va a entender.

    • @kynedyr
      @kynedyr 7 лет назад

      enjuagar

    • @TheMaru666
      @TheMaru666 6 лет назад

      Sara Cabrer enjuagar o aclarar

  • @auroracervantes13
    @auroracervantes13 8 лет назад +247

    3:50 i just imagined yelling the mañanitas really fast and madly lmao "ESTAN SON LAS MAÑANITAS QUE CANTABA EL REY DAVID"

    • @lucerovillar5877
      @lucerovillar5877 8 лет назад +2

      JAJAJAJAJAJAJJAAJA

    • @snoopygonewilder
      @snoopygonewilder 8 лет назад

      +Aurora Cervantes Just made my day. That would be hellava hilarious.

    • @StrzelbaStian
      @StrzelbaStian 8 лет назад +1

      +Aurora Cervantes MADRE DEL AMOR HERMOSO CHAVAL ES "ESTAS" NO "ESTAN"

    • @angyliv8040
      @angyliv8040 8 лет назад

      Jajajaj que bueno!

    • @TPSMB
      @TPSMB 8 лет назад +6

      MI ABUELA LEGIT TOLD ME ONCE THAT QUANDO EJA SE MUERA SHE WANT ME TO SING IT TO HER

  • @latinourbano
    @latinourbano 9 лет назад +313

    e-mail = correo electronico ....it does have a translation

    • @IceSpoon
      @IceSpoon 9 лет назад +14

      +TFtusave Not sure about you, but at least for me it sounds fancy as heck, so I'll just go with "oye, mándame un email".

    • @HinataHana21
      @HinataHana21 9 лет назад +3

      +WhatTheHeck But it has a translation anyways...

    • @jp10a
      @jp10a 9 лет назад +6

      +WhatTheHeck In Colombia it's common to say just "mándame un correo".

    • @Rosi_in_space
      @Rosi_in_space 8 лет назад +1

      +TFtusave El Emailo?

    • @upallnightwithharry
      @upallnightwithharry 8 лет назад

      +TFtusave but we don't use it that way. We say "mándame un mail" o "mándame un correo".

  • @MartinGalvanC
    @MartinGalvanC 9 лет назад +126

    "In un place de La Mancha of which nombre no quiero remembrearme, vivía, not so long ago, uno de esos gentlemen who always tienen una lanza in the rack, ..."
    Spanglish everywhere...
    Annoying but muy necesario. Sobre todo for people that tiene flojera for learn well both idiomas.

    • @MartinGalvanC
      @MartinGalvanC 9 лет назад

      Me acordé de la rola que canto cuando me pongo cuete..
      "Open Book"

    • @Antaressum
      @Antaressum 9 лет назад +9

      "Open the window pa' que la mosca fly."

    • @nicoledelacruz4487
      @nicoledelacruz4487 9 лет назад +4

      Not every person that speaks Spanglish is annoying or lazy to learn both languages well but for example, I was born in California with 2 immigrant parents from Mexico and 2 older siblings and a younger brother and at school we were required to obviously speak English and we could only speak Spanish when it was recess time and at home I spoke Spanish to my parents but also my parents didn't really focus on teaching me to speak Spanish better too also becuz they were always busy so if our Spanish is bad is because we never got the proper Spanish speaking education and I hate how I find it hard to express myself in Spanish and communicate with my parents but I do understand it because it's natural to my ear and it's my parents native tongue.. I notice I would speak English and Spanish trying to express myself to my parents and some words in English are similar to Spanish .. It would be nice if the bilingual kid has proper education of both language and its BULLSHIT when some say oh no because the kid won't learn English well! Are u kidding me?! Yes it will take a bilingual kid longer to talk but with proper education and if no education is offered than a lot of hard work at home but with proper education the kid will no both languages well and they should start in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL or even PRESCHOOL not middle school or high school because my then the mind is usually developed more and little kids learn things faster.. I picked up the language phonetically by my parents and Spanish tv shows and songs...etc

    • @MartinGalvanC
      @MartinGalvanC 9 лет назад +1

      You're right Nicole De La Cruz
      Spanish is my mother language. I learned English (if any) by reading. Because my University professors offered us readings in that language. And after that because of my work (international commerce). I'm not fluent speaking English. It's not important if persons speak well or not. But communication does.
      Communication is a matter of mercy between people that has no possibilities to express completely their ideas. As far as I can see, no one can express their ideas in a precise and accurate manner. So the speaker always will depend on the interest and effort of the listeners. Listeners must have mercy on us the speakers. Language is just a tool for communication.
      As a Northern Mexico inhabitant I was listening for years how Spanish and English have being mixed. Complementing and helping each other in the everyday communication. Inevitably, in few years we'll have a new language. Is the natural metamorphosis of all our languages. The same happened to English that came from Germanic Anglo Saxon dialects enriched by Latin, Gaelic and French. So the same with Spanish (Castellano) that modifies the complex Latin to make it more accessible to Iberian dialects that prevailed in the Hispanic Peninsula, then enriched as well with a lot of French and Arabic words.
      I liked Spanglish because who speaks it makes a bridge between the sole English and Spanish speakers.
      What results annoying is their use when is not necessary or just for laziness.

    • @tatianaramirez8574
      @tatianaramirez8574 9 лет назад

      Sara Castañeda 'Welcome to this avión'.

  • @roguerodriguez8215
    @roguerodriguez8215 7 лет назад +206

    Puerto Ricans are the Masters of Spanglish

    • @Gorritz89
      @Gorritz89 7 лет назад +12

      Like whoa. We could probably teach the master class.

    • @Tonald_Drumpft
      @Tonald_Drumpft 7 лет назад +8

      True. I don't take pride in that, though.

    • @franciscoramos6769
      @franciscoramos6769 7 лет назад +1

      Rogue Rodriguez nada que ver foo!

    • @johnbennett4240
      @johnbennett4240 7 лет назад +5

      No todos en Puerto Rico hablan Spanglish Creeme

    • @wesleyhunt7599
      @wesleyhunt7599 3 года назад +2

      Llanitos from Gibraltar: Hold mi cerveza.

  • @gehdochnicht
    @gehdochnicht 8 лет назад +638

    A mi me parece que solo hay two places in the whole world donde hablan TRUE Spanglish.
    1. South Florida
    2. Puerto Rico

  • @RodrigoDimas17
    @RodrigoDimas17 10 лет назад +39

    This was surprisingly somewhat accurate

    • @vonmorris5948
      @vonmorris5948 10 лет назад +1

      RJ and Pablo are both native Spanish speakers, so it was accurate. Well, RJ's spanish sounds a bit gringo-ish. I guess he doesn't use it in his daily life as much anymore.

  • @nitziavillanueva4992
    @nitziavillanueva4992 9 лет назад +24

    its funny because "googliar" is apparently an actual word now!

    • @brissalluvia1992
      @brissalluvia1992 3 года назад +2

      Yup pochismo is becoming a thing in Mexico. A few years back I would get fun of or get confused faces lol but I moved to Mexico and I’ve noticed a lot of words like logear (log in) etc

  • @Lugamo94
    @Lugamo94 8 лет назад +177

    01:33 La traducción de "e-mail" es "correo electrónico".

    • @AngelaGranaVarela
      @AngelaGranaVarela 8 лет назад +7

      Lugamo94 email es un verbo también, es la acción de mandar un email, y para eso no hay equivalente en español

    • @Lugamo94
      @Lugamo94 8 лет назад +1

      Ángela StrongVeganBerryes ¿Podrías decirme una oración en inglés que use la palabra "e-mail" como verbo?

    • @AngelaGranaVarela
      @AngelaGranaVarela 8 лет назад +14

      Lugamo94 "You should email me those documents as soon as you get home"

    • @Lugamo94
      @Lugamo94 8 лет назад +4

      Ángela StrongVeganBerryes Gracias.

    • @analmf1210
      @analmf1210 7 лет назад +4

      como cuando dicen mandarlo para atras, yo dije como que para atras? "es que no hay en español" ah no? DEVOLVER, REGRESAR, apunta....ha ha

  • @piontropechetrini5640
    @piontropechetrini5640 7 лет назад +5

    My son first language is English, but as we are Spanish we teach him Spanish too, He now Speaks Spanglish all by himself.Nobody taught him, he developed his own Spanglish like everybody else who is Latino and proud of it.

  • @marialdov894
    @marialdov894 8 лет назад +49

    with professor Ricardo Aguiar Hernandez Molina Perez Machado Suarez I would never skip classes

  • @leonelapontes1206
    @leonelapontes1206 8 лет назад +39

    "Espero que you take it easy también" xD

  • @IgnacioLunar
    @IgnacioLunar 9 лет назад +45

    esto es como el portuñol que existe en Sudámerica
    si hay muchos habitantes que hablan 2 idiomas importantes
    es lógico que se mezclen parcialmente

    • @magaliscarsi
      @magaliscarsi 3 года назад

      Portuñol = yo rindiendo mis exámenes de casa do Brasil

    • @andrak02
      @andrak02 3 года назад +1

      eu quiero un abacaxi amarelo para comer

  • @johnnyc3184
    @johnnyc3184 5 лет назад +7

    Growing up I heard this...
    "Mira! Deja la fockin mierda y sit down!" East Coast Puerto Ricans are the best ha

  • @unshaveddave1775
    @unshaveddave1775 8 лет назад +5

    The best thing about Spanglish for me is that I am studying Spanish so I understand most of it, but when u combine it with English which I am pretty much bilingual at I understand it so much easier :DD

  • @johanherrera6413
    @johanherrera6413 8 лет назад +28

    WTF, just speak spanish correctly and no gringo will catch up, geez even a lot of native speakers can´t catch up, spanish has a neat and sweet collection of huge complex words, grammar structures, modal forms and "arcaicismos" that will K.O. any non native speaker.
    BTW... that shit about speaking agressively is sooooooo low life.

    • @Zereul-MedikatedTurnip
      @Zereul-MedikatedTurnip 7 лет назад +1

      i've been thinking of learning Latin just for hell of it but also to see if i can ease my self into into the langues that came from Latin like french and Italian and even get to strengthen my Spanish as well but i want to put more focus on the Spanish from Spain they're a little similar but have some differences from what i've seen.

  • @MGodkillerS13
    @MGodkillerS13 9 лет назад +126

    Lmao. Muy buena guys keep los videos coming.

    • @theflama
      @theflama  9 лет назад +49

      MGodkillerS13 Gracias! Glad you liked este video.

  • @gabyb5261
    @gabyb5261 10 лет назад +91

    Este video is so funny. RJ y Pablo guapísimos both of you and will adoro tus vídeos. Espero que you guys keep making este tipo de vídeos i can relate to.

  • @8luvbug
    @8luvbug 7 лет назад +14

    I thought people only mix languages when they forget a word in either language

    • @brissalluvia1992
      @brissalluvia1992 3 года назад

      No it’s a culture, bicultural- bilingual to be exact.

  • @heylyla9199
    @heylyla9199 8 лет назад +46

    i'm dying bc this is true

    • @heylyla9199
      @heylyla9199 8 лет назад +2

      +Lea McDalena what about the words acabadas en -ing

    • @Nunawariyaku
      @Nunawariyaku 8 лет назад

      -endo -ando c:

  • @philippe-etienneg-p8021
    @philippe-etienneg-p8021 8 лет назад +56

    same thing in Montréal but with french -- Frenchglish ou franglais

    • @CeaserMadrazo
      @CeaserMadrazo 8 лет назад +4

      Frenchglish is a bit of a mouthful. I would call it Frenglish.

    • @philippe-etienneg-p8021
      @philippe-etienneg-p8021 8 лет назад +3

      its sound better like this franglais

    • @cynv2808
      @cynv2808 8 лет назад +8

      +Philippe-Étienne G-P ''Ayoye Tabarnak! Me chingue la pata en el corner de la table porque no estaba chekiando!'' Québécois/French, English and Spanish all in the same sentence, that's how you talk when you are born in Quebec, speak Spanish with family and speak French/English at work :P

    • @blpao
      @blpao 8 лет назад +6

      +Cyn V My thoughts exactly. Eres todo un rookie until you've mastered l'art de changer de langue between español, english et francais!

    • @vansmtv8930
      @vansmtv8930 8 лет назад +2

      frananglais c'est mieux

  • @KaeliTheKool
    @KaeliTheKool 10 лет назад +17

    In all seriousness, I'm already looking forward to the "intermediate Spanglish" video!

  • @artsenal714
    @artsenal714 9 лет назад +31

    Muy glad de que today is viernes y tomorrow es saturday, ya me estaba cansando del school, que shit tengo mucha homework to do this fin de semana y debería start ahora in this preciso moment, i should pero i wont jajajajahahahaha

  • @Zoanley
    @Zoanley 8 лет назад +65

    sin ofender ni presumir... pero Puerto Rico se guilla en esto... literal xD

    • @vnvlogspr
      @vnvlogspr 8 лет назад +1

      si :) boricuaaaa

    • @marinamedina1232
      @marinamedina1232 8 лет назад

      +Valeria tv siiiiii jajajaj

    • @sweggypasta-sama7416
      @sweggypasta-sama7416 8 лет назад

      That's true here in PR commercials in TV are in spanglish all the time.😃😃😃

    • @nomienoms7023
      @nomienoms7023 8 лет назад

      pr es crasicamente de America asi q el spanglish es coming aya tb como algunos estados de America poreso hablando ingles y espanol

    • @johabermuor
      @johabermuor 8 лет назад

      Costa Rica va terminar en esas también

  • @autumnrose1621
    @autumnrose1621 4 года назад +2

    Another main reason Spanglish is spoken Is for such a mixture of people who either speak Spanish or English or are bilingual with both. The reason Spanglish is used is so all feel they are a part of the conversation. Say there is a group of 4 -6 at a table eating lunch together. One person only speaks Spanish and one person only speaks English . Spanglish is used so all can understand the conversation maybe not perfect but can still get the idea what is being talked about. So NO ONE feels left out or being talked about .

  • @Cye211
    @Cye211 8 лет назад +14

    my spanish teacher habla Spanglish todo el time

    • @isariano2056
      @isariano2056 4 года назад +1

      I’m taking AP Spanish y mi profesora es igual hahaha

  • @Cinnamon535
    @Cinnamon535 9 лет назад +64

    The Ukrainian laguage is a mix of Russian and Polish so in the future Spanglish can become a legitimate and official language

    • @PescaitoFrito
      @PescaitoFrito 9 лет назад +1

      Skarlette Belen Santana Creo que no sabes lo que dices de Ucrania o Rusia. soy hijo de padre ruso y para informarte que: Ucrania formaba parte de Rusia y el idioma era ruso, luego se hicieron independientes...e inventaron un lenguaje nativo como Ucraniano, pero igual hablan ruso.

    • @LeonValCh
      @LeonValCh 9 лет назад +5

      Skarlette Belen Santana Honestly, I pray to God that never happens.

    • @paideia8352
      @paideia8352 9 лет назад +2

      No se supone que el ucraniano proviene del finlandés? Doesn't ukrainian comes from a finish ugrik language?

    • @PescaitoFrito
      @PescaitoFrito 9 лет назад

      Paideia No Ucrania antes le pertenecio a Rusia y eran un solo pais. Mi papa es ruso.

    • @lukalisjak2106
      @lukalisjak2106 9 лет назад +1

      no digas tonterias, chata

  • @chepalocota
    @chepalocota 9 лет назад +14

    Obviamente estos ejemplos son exagerados jaja muy divertido el video. Puedo decir que en América del Sur, el máximo spanglish que se habla es el de la segunda estrella: googlear, stalkerar, whatsappear, facebookear, etc jaja no más de eso.

  • @happysushichan
    @happysushichan 7 лет назад +3

    Hahahaha rapid aggressive spanish definitivamente is la most easy way de evitarse troubles XD

  • @katiagalher1229
    @katiagalher1229 8 лет назад +4

    It's so genial poder hablar two languajes at the same tiempo

  • @alekzagat
    @alekzagat 8 лет назад +2

    funny. as a kid i realized i spoke spanglish when i went to visit family in mexico and my cousins were confused and didnt understand me even though i was speaking "spanish".

  • @WillieFordham
    @WillieFordham 9 лет назад +52

    Vaya a Costa Rica si tu quieres escuchar El Espangles. Lol

  • @FuegodeInfierno
    @FuegodeInfierno 8 лет назад +33

    nunca creí ver a un actor porno en Flama D:

  • @Andrea-og7er
    @Andrea-og7er 8 лет назад +18

    Gualmarrt (Walmart)

  • @thejompi
    @thejompi 9 лет назад +21

    Ping ponging pfft. It's code-switching.

  • @HelionLucien
    @HelionLucien 6 лет назад +2

    The first lesson is called : code switching

  • @jaysun9138
    @jaysun9138 10 лет назад +9

    AKA how to speak in Miami

  • @werq180
    @werq180 8 лет назад +6

    Harder than french. The farthest I got in Spanish class was saquen el papel and lavantanse

  • @AnimeLoverMusic
    @AnimeLoverMusic 7 лет назад +12

    Spanglish is an art. Hay que saber como usarlo. Tiene que fluir bien y ser consistent. De esa manera, it's a true joy to the ears~~ ¡Qué viva el Spanglish!

  • @enlightenedg3843
    @enlightenedg3843 8 лет назад +2

    It's funny because I'm just speaking English and all the time I forgot words and just finish my sentence in Spanish and everyone's like wtf

  • @darkwisteria9120
    @darkwisteria9120 6 лет назад +2

    I’m learning Spanish, and so I TOTALMENTE use Spanish Drag 👌🏼

  • @ValerianHearts
    @ValerianHearts 8 лет назад +11

    when I try to say "slap" digo slapear xD

    • @shantimary2440
      @shantimary2440 7 лет назад +1

      ViVi with the I como :'' bitch slapear''?

  • @LucasFernandez-fk8se
    @LucasFernandez-fk8se 8 лет назад +33

    Spanglish is for people who can't speak either language 😂 or for people who think adding an o or an a makes it Spanish 😆

    • @CrystalPuga
      @CrystalPuga 8 лет назад +2

      Lucas Fernandez , that's exactly what my friend Philandria asked me in the third grade if that's how you speak Spanish! By adding an o or an a at the end of words, lol. I thought, "watcho? Nope! That's not it." But come to find out, years later, "watchalé" does become a word in Spanglish! When I was a kid, speaking Spanglish was unacceptable. Now, it seems to be all the rage!

    • @ZhangtheGreat
      @ZhangtheGreat 7 лет назад +1

      You mean adding an "-o" doesn't make it Spanish? Then what-o have I-o been doing-o this whole time-o?

    • @TheMaru666
      @TheMaru666 6 лет назад +1

      In spain we add eishon yo sound English or Take away the a and o

    • @the_medicine_peddler8324
      @the_medicine_peddler8324 5 лет назад

      Preach

    • @mixtapemania6769
      @mixtapemania6769 5 лет назад

      Verdad, si agrega un 'O' oswa 'A', toujou it won't be Spanish pero you must agregar 'ito' oswa 'ita' (pou Feminine). Li travay todo el tiempo.

  • @LaVictoria_
    @LaVictoria_ 6 лет назад +6

    "brunchar" 😂 If solamente it was a asignatura I will have mejor grades en clase 😂

    • @anarky305
      @anarky305 5 лет назад

      I had always used "brunche"

  • @emre.demirci
    @emre.demirci 9 лет назад +1

    That "rapid aggressive spanish" thing is my favourite thing about people speaking spanish

  • @Dan_1022
    @Dan_1022 7 лет назад +2

    this is a language that only bilingual people who speak both Spanish and English can speak it's why it's so hard

  • @jesskim654
    @jesskim654 9 лет назад +4

    as someone who habla un poco espanol I tend to uso Spanglish mucho

  • @mariosblago94
    @mariosblago94 8 лет назад +5

    I'm pretty sure I always speak in RAS mode... it's a thing.

  • @yolandadominguez9530
    @yolandadominguez9530 8 лет назад +4

    Yo: mom dame a taco!
    mom: haste your taco!
    me: but ma!

  • @juliusnizama7347
    @juliusnizama7347 8 лет назад +1

    @FLAMA there's also a hint to "turn" a Spanish word to English, just add the sound eishon to the end of the word

  • @IkeJr2008
    @IkeJr2008 8 лет назад +1

    You are one hell of a writer. Good stuff. Kudos to Will and Pablo.

  • @joseeliaschacon6326
    @joseeliaschacon6326 8 лет назад +7

    prefiero hablar solo en español or only in english , not both mixed

  • @cjjz93
    @cjjz93 9 лет назад +7

    I don't know si me gusta por el spanglish or if I like it porque ESTAN MAS BUENOS QUE EL PAN

  • @PantojaManuel
    @PantojaManuel 9 лет назад +97

    Necesito parquearme jejeje

    • @janasoccerbest
      @janasoccerbest 9 лет назад +3

      +Manuel Pantoja Parquearme es una palabra real. Viene del verbo de parquear.

    • @PantojaManuel
      @PantojaManuel 8 лет назад +4

      Maria Valle Parquear viene del Espanglish,es la fusión morfosintáctica y semántica del español con el inglés estadounidense. Es un fenómeno lingüístico similar al llanito utilizado en Gibraltar. Suele confundirse con el uso de anglicismos en español. Este idioma híbrido no es de uso oficial, sino de uso coloquial.

    • @lolSpiderPiglol
      @lolSpiderPiglol 8 лет назад +1

      +Manuel Pantoja se equivoca. La Real Academia Española aceptó la palabra parquear. Así que la puede conjugar y usar en cualquier ensayo universitario que desee.

    • @PantojaManuel
      @PantojaManuel 8 лет назад +1

      Spider Pig Déjame decirte que tienes la razón, lo raro es que lo busque antes de hacerte el primer comentario y no encontré la palabra, pero ahora la volví a buscar y la encontré, he aprendido algo nuevo gracias a ti, saludos y gracias.

    • @limbosvi6983
      @limbosvi6983 8 лет назад

      +Spider Pig Osea que si la RAE no hubiera aceptado la palabra parquear no hubieramos podido usarla?

  • @laurencec09
    @laurencec09 5 лет назад +1

    Spanglish is proof that no one language will ever dominate. English and Spanish are both huge so just result in new languages forming when they mix, same with Chinese and English

  • @livelongandprospermary8796
    @livelongandprospermary8796 8 лет назад +1

    My coworker speaks Spanglish. One of our other coworkers speaks Spanish and French and English. They Usually have lengthy discussions in RAS and we end up with what we want :)

  • @GodMadeMe93
    @GodMadeMe93 8 лет назад +3

    Mi amiga dice, "Fixelo!" cuando algo necesita be fixed. 😜

  • @daving2615
    @daving2615 9 лет назад +3

    "juro lealtad a la bandera" lol that was o gracioso I literally fell of mi cama

  • @leahdonnelly1209
    @leahdonnelly1209 8 лет назад +4

    I do this with French and Spanish by accident it messes me up😂 for example: necesito aller al marché
    spanish: necesito + al
    french: aller + marché
    its so annoying

  • @kcbuell6557
    @kcbuell6557 8 лет назад +1

    RAS cracks me up... your grandma's flan recipe? lol eso de la rana cracked me up. 😂

  • @thevills08
    @thevills08 8 лет назад +5

    The guy from the demo videos is a Gay Hot Star! I think his name is Pablo!

    • @lorenzomedina2464
      @lorenzomedina2464 8 лет назад +8

      yes he is, Pablo Hernandez, Andrew Christian underwear model :D

  • @TheUncleTom
    @TheUncleTom 10 лет назад +8

    yo no uso RAS i just switch to german or portuguese.

    • @MargaretNahmias
      @MargaretNahmias 10 лет назад

      Portuguese? Most Americans would not know the difference.

    • @MrCoolChild
      @MrCoolChild 9 лет назад

      Yo también

  • @anareyna1170
    @anareyna1170 9 лет назад +3

    The Spanglish is very dificil! XD

  • @pabloyanez4018
    @pabloyanez4018 8 лет назад +10

    bunchear might be algo like merendar, desayunar? or podrían tell me the definición pls

    • @RidiPagliaccio
      @RidiPagliaccio 8 лет назад +2

      Brunch es literally una mezcla between BReakfast y lUNCH

    • @Carolina013
      @Carolina013 8 лет назад +4

      Brunchear para mí equivale a almuerzayuno (?)

  • @hydrogen3266
    @hydrogen3266 7 лет назад +2

    This sounds like how my dad speaks Portuguese sometimes.

  • @katsumiwmorales
    @katsumiwmorales 8 лет назад +3

    i was watching best vines compilations

  • @AnetteBhlerPrydz
    @AnetteBhlerPrydz 10 лет назад +4

    Veldig funny! Vi have this in Norsk også! It is really flaut to take dine foreldre who speaks like dette out to en restaurant in the big utlandet xD lol had to. Norweglish? It's so funny, my grandparents just put in Norwegian words when we're out eating abroad and it's embarrassing, but hilarious.

    • @notmtvorbet
      @notmtvorbet 10 лет назад +1

      My mother gør det også når hun travels :P Danglish

    • @thenatigusa
      @thenatigusa 10 лет назад

      New resident in Norway level: Actually understood what you said and feelinf proud.

    • @AnetteBhlerPrydz
      @AnetteBhlerPrydz 10 лет назад

      thenatigusa Woho! That's awesome! I feel accomplished xD

  • @trent292
    @trent292 9 лет назад +10

    fui a la tienda A comprar UNAS bananas PERO YA NO HABÍAN ------ like you should not use google translator

    • @sebastiannw2
      @sebastiannw2 9 лет назад +6

      Se dice "ya no había", no "ya no habían". Y no está mal decir "ya no quedaban".

    • @trent292
      @trent292 9 лет назад +1

      De la manera en que lo dijo no es muy correcto que digamos

    • @sebastiannw2
      @sebastiannw2 9 лет назад +4

      Pues aquí en México es bastante normal. O también diríamos "ya no quedaba ninguna". Claro que eso de "fui a la tienda comprar" está completamente mal. Y decir "bananas" también suena muy gringo, en México se dice "plátanos", pero en otros países sí les dicen "bananas".

    • @LuisTorres-jl2ro
      @LuisTorres-jl2ro 9 лет назад

      You guys are all right, but the correct translation of "sold out" in Spanish would be "vendido." In other words, it should of been "estaban vendidas." The rest of translations mean there weren't any left.

    • @LuisTorres-jl2ro
      @LuisTorres-jl2ro 9 лет назад

      También para aclarar, en Panamá las bananas son "guineos".

  • @anahihernandez3419
    @anahihernandez3419 8 лет назад +3

    I follow éste canal por que I'm an maestra de español and this videos siempre me lo recuerdan 😂😂😂

  • @teory35
    @teory35 4 года назад +1

    I'm French and my English teacher forces us to watch this video for an exercise

  • @carlogambino9476
    @carlogambino9476 3 года назад

    In the late 1940s, the Puerto Rican journalist, poet, and essayist Salvador Tió coined the terms Espanglish for Spanish spoken with some English terms, and the less commonly used Inglañol for English spoken with some Spanish terms.

  • @cherryboo65b56
    @cherryboo65b56 9 лет назад +3

    It's so verdad!

  • @tammyg.pectold2511
    @tammyg.pectold2511 8 лет назад +3

    Yo siempre speak en spanglish

  • @nnjddr
    @nnjddr 10 лет назад +42

    E-mail= correo electronico

    • @RealG4life106
      @RealG4life106 10 лет назад

      Thats what i was gonna say

    • @aaligoa23a
      @aaligoa23a 10 лет назад

      Ya, pero como con brunch, supongo que se refería al verbo. No tenemos verbo para mandar un email. Por eso decimos "mandar un correo" o algunos, "emailear" :3

    • @PaulaMVera
      @PaulaMVera 10 лет назад +1

      Yeah, but that is what it means, we don't have the translation of the word.

    • @MargaretNahmias
      @MargaretNahmias 10 лет назад +1

      Adrián Aizpurua Ingles tiene la capcidad de crear verbos a partir de sustantivos, eso no existe en español sin usar el verboo hacer

    • @rukvic
      @rukvic 10 лет назад +1

      Adrián Aizpurua
      Emeliar XXXDD épico

  • @evs9404
    @evs9404 4 года назад +1

    I think they just did it to confuse us English folk. Love it. Well played

  • @leonssed737
    @leonssed737 7 лет назад

    In El Salvador there are other kind of spanglish words like "Wachar" that means "to whatch", "Shainear, also, Chainear" which means "to shine", or "Change-ciar"(the same pronuntiation of /change/ with the Spanish suffix -ciar) that means "to change, to exchange, to make a deal", and all of them are slangs.

  • @jonathanpineda5537
    @jonathanpineda5537 8 лет назад +5

    Lol thank you por esto you gave una buena idea. And dile hola to your abuela parte de mi. Yo loco. At least aprendi algo here medio chueco but hay vamos 😂

  • @PabloRodriguezPROD
    @PabloRodriguezPROD 9 лет назад +4

    This is so gracioso!

  • @98babycakes
    @98babycakes 9 лет назад +5

    I thought banana was platano in Spanish

    • @andrealgas
      @andrealgas 9 лет назад

      You're right, but I think (I'm not fully sure) that's only said like that in Spain

    • @andrealgas
      @andrealgas 9 лет назад

      Yo Platano™ En España esta fruta se la conoce tradicionalmente con el nombre de plátano, aunque en otros países como por ejemplo México, es habitual que el término banano se aplique generalmente al cultivo cuya fruta se come fresca, y los plátanos a los que se comen cocinados (frito, hervido, horneado o asado).

    • @fredywnavas
      @fredywnavas 9 лет назад +1

      AbbyRockx56 Banano and Platano are differents

    • @aloha2302
      @aloha2302 9 лет назад

      AbbyRockx56 Mexico Spanish is the "unique" middle child of Spanish. We call every yellow curved fruit platano (or platano macho if it's the big yellow-brown curved fruit) since we don't really use bananas in our food due to how not tropical our climate is. It varies regionally though since DF and surrounding areas like to mess with the rest of the country and say "I see what you're doing there but nah" and they call bananas bananas (that's the mildest of their changes to Mexico Spanish). Platano macho we use (not often) for desserts and just grill them or throw them in a blender and smoothie them and regular platano we use pretty much like Americans

    • @TheFrite92
      @TheFrite92 9 лет назад

      AbbyRockx56 plantain = platano, banana = banano or banana(s) depending on the country or region

  • @abbypavon78
    @abbypavon78 8 лет назад +1

    lol thank you flama , am a mexican girl and who speak english now i can spanglish

  • @sunwoosjawline613
    @sunwoosjawline613 8 лет назад

    why pablo hernandez is so PERFECTO???????????

  • @esoesminombre7056
    @esoesminombre7056 8 лет назад +3

    How raro que when se habla such un mesclado of languages no tengo time para guardar track de los words españoles and of las English palabras. The only cosa que logro process-ear es el meaning de la frase. And encima, none de ambos languages son my native idioma, which hace que the experience me resulta incluso more confusing.

    • @esoesminombre7056
      @esoesminombre7056 8 лет назад

      Après, podría ser worst. We could aller jusqu'à mesclar English with el español et le français.

  • @leonsverdov2208
    @leonsverdov2208 8 лет назад +4

    I've heard of 'HebRussian' which is horrible

    • @E0011
      @E0011 6 лет назад

      You live in Israel don't you? Yalla idom kushat za shulchan.

    • @GlenRoss-ug5jm
      @GlenRoss-ug5jm 2 месяца назад

      In Clockwork Orange they speak Nadsat which is English and Ruissian combined.

  • @germanborregales2911
    @germanborregales2911 9 лет назад +6

    These guys are like the gay puerto ricans from Seinfeld

  • @melanyerodriguez1313
    @melanyerodriguez1313 9 лет назад +2

    This is Perfectttiooo!! Exactamente what me and mi mami do all the time

  • @carolinamelara4521
    @carolinamelara4521 3 года назад +1

    These guys are soooo funny!! Never get tired of watching them I wish they would come out with more videos lol