>vosotros
Vosotros
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>usted
>vos
>tú
fuck off mesero
you fuck off, marica
>tío
Usted bobo
địt mẹ
>onda vital
>a todo gas
...
kek
>¿
>¡
kek
Why are these threads so adorable? I don't speak Spanish, but I assume it's top-notch petty banter. ;_;
It is, I love them
Very informative and full of bantz
learn español
It's complicado, I tried. I might try again once I really need it. Har har, I'll finally understand these threads.
I can't roll R
That's a given, like having burger accent
People will still like you for learning the language and banter you lightly
Unless you're actually a CHI. In which case you'll be mocked
>muchas grasias
>que pena con uzted
>ay q pecao
>muchaz graziaz
>que pena con uzted
>ay q pecao
>wey
>compa
>do babez cabrón
>ahorita
>ustedes
you (plural)
@postnumber: 75848123
>frijoles
>ñ
>>Seven five eight four eight one six one
>not giving me (you)s
>ç
that moment when you realize that nh, lh and ch are borrowed from occitan
>cojones
That was invented in Spain, though.
You could've made something like this
>ñčł
>čoripán
>łama
mmmmh
>maní
...
>cacahuEtes
I was thinking the same line above ñ for all of them, also just thought of ř
>čatařa
Ésto
>Sobremesa
Ésta
> manejar el auto
This
Es manejar el coche
>para ti
>como mola
>coche, carro = boliguayos
>Das Auto = europeos
Don't you have anything similar in /ex-yu/ with regards to Serbo-Croatian? Or do you only banter each other about basketball?
>conducir el vehículo
They are probably closer than castilian and the amerindian dialects.
Is vosotros plural for yours/you by any chance?
yas
>vosotros = ustedes = you(plural)
Nice
Vostru means (plural) your in romanian
Vuestro has that meaning as well.
>yo
>no
>mames
still wonder to this day why they went for "eres un tipo duro"
>manejar the car
>sudacas in charge of speaking correctly
>huevon
I dont understand the joke with Catalans - Scatalans, explain please
>scatalANO
kek
Also
>German asking about scat
>iraq
>eyerack
>iran
>eyeran (SOOO FAR AWAAAAYYY)
There are two forms of 2nd person plural in Spanish, informal and formal, just like "ihr" and "Sie". These are respectively "vosotros" and "ustedes". European Spanish still uses both forms, whereas Canary and Latin American Spanish only uses "ustedes" in both formal and informal situations. So when Latin Americans hear "vosotros" it sounds like an archaic word that only exists in national anthems and the Bible, whereas a mainland Spaniard finds it funny that you talk to your friends, siblings and children with the equivalent of "Sie".
>his language has the poverty mark
>Chinada
>>German asking about scat
I've read that so often, always wondered where Scatalotonia comes from
Learn spanish here, we barely roll it too
>diacritics
>diabetes
>CHI
>wey
>no mames
>agua con gas
Making mexicans speak spanish was a mistake
>Making mexicans was a mistake
ftfy
You said it man
I really really like this pic
>y'all
>Tomar control del vehículo motorizado
This. Ticos do not roll it.
>color
>armor
>exclamation mark
>honor
>labor
>jolines
quería bromear con los portugueses de esta misma manera, pero ellos son demasiados autistas para eso
Tenes que facer shitposts todos os días hasta que os brasileiros respaldem-te
>dirigir por medio de una guía mecánica a la carroza metálica motorizada
>Learn Castillian
>Meet transfer students from Spanish America
>They all speak a terrible Spanish that hurts my head
>No wonder Americans think Spanish sounds like shit
Vosotros deberían aprender a hablar Español mis amigos mestizos.
BUEN post
Mal post
kkkkkkk o lusitANO, senhores
>la neta
Excelente post
>Learn Castillian
I fucking hate it when Indo-Europeans do this shit. really. You """"""""learned"""""""" Spanish? When 95% of your language is identical to it? What you mean is, you put on a fucking accent.
>oh heeey guuuuuyss I speak over 3 languages
>Portuguese, Spanish and Italian :^)
Shut the fuck up, you pretentious pieces of shit, it's all the same fucking thing. It's like an Austrian claiming they speak a different language from Germans.
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>flipante de la hostia
The therm "castillian" is quite common here, and it's sometimes preferred over "spanish" to no butthurt catalonians, basques, galicians, etc
you are quite the niggerfaggot