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Mis padres nunca me enseñaron español así que tengo que usar Google Translate edición

How's it going my fellow CHIs?

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>Mis padres nunca me enseñaron español
You should be grateful to them for that. They did you a big favor.

How'd a Mexican end up in Canada?

>Implying we need another general for this kind of shit

Also, shouldn't you be speaking French ?

Explain? Spanish is more common than english and knowing it opens more opportunities.

lol u are pretending just to piss off americans

once he got past the first border i imagine its probably pretty easy

I dunno.

It may be more common, but aside from that, it weighs not much on a general scope. Spanish speaking countries don't produce relevant mass-culture and neither produce a lot of content of scientific value. And economically, they don't perform too well either.

Our government is bugging us to learn English instead, but they are too stingy to invest in good formation in English language. Maybe that alone could represent an opportunity for some of you, but nothing more.


To me, English has been more useful that Spanish in University, even if I'm far from being a competent user of the Language. This also seems to be true for people who manage to pick up even a little of the language in our environment. For example, I have a cousin who got a job in a multinational firm without a qualification other than knowing a little of English (and having graduated from high-school), and the pay is better even than in some jobs that require technical formation.

You should open a taqueria up there since you'd have almost no competition.

>Chicanos
>In canada

So it begins.

Que pena que no te enseniaron mi amigo chicANO. Como te tratan en Canada?

so is this CUM or not? you better make up your mind.

Mee no comprende

>mfw my favorite busty escort wants to start doing cosplays among her services

I'm so happy.

>being bilingual is bad
>t. a bilingual person

I'm not quite sure if you're retarded or just acting like a standard congolombiano

matate chicano de mierda
tu nacimiento fue un error

el AutraliANO...

chupame la polla puto
yo se donde vives, Phillip

And shouldn't you be speaking Yupik

>chicanos

Isn't being bilingual who is bad, it's not assimilating into the local culture who is

>argentinos

How much does a mexican hooker charge?

aussies are evolving to shitposting in spanish

Do people from other countries also hate children of their diaspora born in the US, or is it only a Mexico thing?

Cheap ones around 1600 pesos, expensive ones around 5000 - 10000 pesos.

And I'm sure If you don't know how to read or if Australians are just stupid.

I'm not arguing against being bilingual, I'm arguing against learning Spanish, you dumbass.

Do the expensive ones have stds and shit or are they like high class escorts

>Isn't being bilingual who is bad, it's not assimilating into the local culture who is
>this English
I can see who didn't assimilate well, Raj Sachdeva.
You can learn the language of your parents and still assimilate. The two aren't mutually exclusive.
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wn post salu2
>saber ingles y espanol
>no ser bilingual

Am I missing something here?
Why should he be thankful that his parents didn't teach him Spanish?
Any extra language (especially learned as a child) is a gift. Doesn't matter if his parents taught him Spanish, Italian, Cherokee or Tok Pisin.
An extra language is always a bonus

>be australia
>get always fucked by us in rugby

This is why Spanish couldn't take hold here again after years of government effort.

pa k kieres saber eso jaja salu2

Serious question, how does your spanish sound in real life? Do you have an Australian accent?

Soy Quebequense

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I don't know. My accent is peculiar.
The next semester of uni is in 2 months, but I wish you could hear their accents when they speak. I'm obviously not a native speaker, but holy shit it makes my ears bleed.
They don't even attempt to fix their R. And a few even do stupid shit like pronouncing "ción" like the "tion" in English.
Eres un leaf de mierda. Vete al culo de Justin Trudeau

are you from croatia, how did u end up in australia?
pretty good spanish desu, im impressed
u nailed the R sound, thats something hard to achieve in non native spanish speakers, congrats

My parents were both born in Croatia, however they moved here when they were teenages, and I was born here in Australia.
My Spanish is better than my Croatian, it's fucking embarrassing.
I don't suppose you're Croat diaspora also? I know there's a fuck tonne of us over in Argentina and Chile
>pretty good spanish desu, im impressed
I started 2 years ago, I'm pretty impressed how much I've learned so far, I expected it to be a bit harder. That being said, there's still lots to learn
>u nailed the R sound, thats something hard to achieve in non native spanish speakers, congrats
thank you argie-kun :3

Como haces para cecear de esa forma?

fuck off pathetic self-hater

ur welcome, as i said according to what i heard on the vocaroo its quite great, and even in 2 years long
there is a big difference between writing and speaking it orally, are u gonna be a apanish teacher or something? keep it up mate! ur gonna make it
lol no my parents were born here sadly, and my grandpas were from turkey or morocco somewhere there so i look like a paki fml
>I know there's a fuck tonne of us over in Argentina and Chile
not here senpai balkan people are always welcomed

Puta hoja sin personalidad
tipico chicano soso sin orgullo

>Como haces para cecear de esa forma?
No lo hago con consistencia. Tengo que practicar. Supongo que mi meta es para fingir un acento madrileno
>fuck off pathetic self-hater
esto psh

>are u gonna be a apanish teacher or something?
Nah, I'm planning on being a linguistics professor. I started Spanish just out of my love for language, however teaching it wouldn't be bad if I ever become fluent.
Only issue is that Spanish is not a commonly taught language in Australia. The most commonly taught languages are Japanese, French and Italian. German, Mandarin and Indonesia are also taught at some schools.
>so i look like a paki
top kek, sorry to hear about that.
>not here senpai
Whereabouts do you live in Argentina. I know there are plenty of Croats in Puntas Arenas, I don't know where else tho

Quiero una novia alta y morenita psh

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Trudeau isn't Québécois but Ontarian, Zhang
Nao sou chicano, senhorito

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