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Maybe it is because I have a certain [redacted] fixation for linguistics after my uni studies (filología y lingüística española), but so many people mentioned that “we still speak the same” regarding the video below. It’s true that the difference is less noticeable in that video, but it is...

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Фото профиля Faith 🇦🇷
Faith 🇦🇷2 лет назад

Lo triste es que hablar como villero ya es algo que no lo sacas de nuestro país. Hasta chetos palermitanos se hacen los que hablan así para estar en la onda. Lo villero está de moda. Tristisimo :( todo "eh ameo, eh gato, vo" y hablar sin la S. Creo que la droga tb tendrá que ver

Фото профиля BowTiedMara
BowTiedMara2 лет назад

Sí, es una pena. Es como toda la onda rapera de los EEUU de los 90/00s; cambió el léxico y el habla popular para siempre.

Фото профиля Rhodesiano Vengador 🇳🇬 🇦🇷
Rhodesiano Vengador 🇳🇬 🇦🇷2 лет назад

Escuchalo al tano Iorio en ésta entrevista de los 90:

Фото профиля BowTiedMara
BowTiedMara2 лет назад

Increíble! Además nunca lo había visto con pelo

Фото профиля ⚡️Running Bitcorn⚡️🇦🇷
⚡️Running Bitcorn⚡️🇦🇷2 лет назад

The Internet is eliminating regional dialects no matter how you slice it.

Фото профиля BowTiedMara
BowTiedMara2 лет назад

Definitely, everything is becoming more “neutral”

Фото профиля Pabli! 🔥💥💫
Pabli! 🔥💥💫2 лет назад

La generación nueva está contaminada de reggaeton, doblajes neutros y YouTube. Hijos de amigas los pesqué hablando en neutro. Los dejan con la tablet y YouTube como niñero. Una desgracia.

Фото профиля BowTiedMara
BowTiedMara2 лет назад

Sí, es impresionante cómo podés pescar los pibes que miran un montón de tele por como hablan en neutro

Фото профиля Loather
Loather2 лет назад

I Absolutely love the Spanish spoken like Italian. Love . It.

Фото профиля BowTiedMara
BowTiedMara2 лет назад

It’s the best thing there is

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