I just got back from Puerto Rico 3 weeks ago and i still listen to WAPA radio. Basically Puerto Ricans calling in all day talking about the country, politics, economy, etc. Its not something that would interest alot of young listeners but if someone wants to know about whats going in Puerto Rico, you will learn listening to this channel.
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@@gavilanthegringo esooo. Gracias por compartir mano
@ forgot to mention. I had lunch with Jim and May from Spanish and Go while i was there. We talked about you and when you went to visit puerto rico and how awesome El Yunque was. They cool peeps. Take care man
my dad is puerto rican, my mom is a regular white lady. my dad doesnt know any puerto rican spanish, but my grandparents both do. it’s a struggle growing up puerto rican, and not knowing anything about you’re own language so thank you for this!
Im the same! I live in south africa, my mother is Afrikaans and my father is Puerto Rican, he speaks spanish with his family but not around the house. Id love to learn more spanish and get closer to my dads side of my heritage as i can speak afrikaans.
Same. My grandma didn’t teach my mom any Spanish growing up. She said English was they only important language in this country. So I’m sitting here trying to learn and it’s a struggle.
Honestly thank you for saying that I know Spanish but I’m struggling I know simple phrases it low key tiring not having friends that is you’re own race
@@bluntera-spiral4208YESS!! I’m so happy that I can find so many ppl with the same problems, I only know things like how to address family members, like mami titi Abuela Abuelo, my mami can only understand Spanish and is too busy to help teach me. And it’s hard bc of diff dialect! The most common type of Spanish is Mexican so I never know if it’s right or not. Another thing is that my dad is white, it’s so hard to try and figure out more abt ur OWN culture when u haven’t beeen around it much.
My dad is Puerto Rican and my mother is white and he never taught me or my siblings Spanish. And I’ve decided that I can’t complain about it forever. If I want to make the change I’m the one who needs to do it.
My dad is African American & my mother is 100% Boricua (adopted by aHaitian family)…after I’ve connected with my PR side, I’m definitely trying to get fluent with PR-Spanish
I’m not Latina or Hispanic, but all my Spanish teachers growing up were Puerto Rican, so whenever I talk in Spanish (I’m still learning), people ask if I’m from Puerto Rico 😂. Guess I picked up on the accent.
My mom is Puerto Rican and my dad is Colombian, we're all American. I'm trying to learn Puerto Rican spanish and it makes it a lot easier when the guy you're learning from is funny as shit, Much love.
I'm an American who grew up near Mexico so I'm used to Mexican Spanish. Over 30 years ago I went to Puerto Rico and it took about 3 days before I could understand what people were saying. Once I figured out how they were pronouncing certain words I picked up the patterns. My point is it really doesn't take too long to understand another dialect if you have already become fluent in one. You just have to learn the pronunciation patterns and the slang.
6:13. I'm actually half Puerto Rican, half Vietnamese, so this is cool to see. But I was also raised in Boston and never picked up Spanish fully😒...which is why I'm trying to learn now. Vietnamese was too hard though😕
I'm 100% puertorican and no one in the states understands my spanish when I speak Spanish because the only Spanish I'm familiar with is from PR...and I've been trying to learn "proper" Spanish but fuck it imma get better with the language from my roots.
No cap, this is the best video I've seen in a long while. This is exactly what I needed! Especially since I plan on going to grad school in PR next year 💯
which school you looking at bro? cause I got quite a few friends who went to school there since PR is close by and they were interested in learning spanish. You don't need to tell me but I was just interested cause most likely im aware of the school and area lol 🤷🏾♂️
@@kingmikevip ohh that’s como una universidad i thought you said “grade school” when i read your comment earlier… yeah ponce is relatively close to where my friends were at in san juan
I’m Haitian and African American and the Spanish language has really driven me to find resources to learn Spanish. I have a bunch of Venezuelan and Puerto Rican friends and I’ve been trying to dissect and master the Puerto Rican Spanish for the longest. It’s a little hard because I don’t know too many helpful vids out there but you’ve giving me hope considering the fact that you’re African American as well and speak like a Dominican.
@@Ozama1221 they really don't ,what are you smoking? and can you spark me up cause whether your American black or Dominican Black there's no difference except culturally.
Gracias! Eso es maravilloso. Eres un bien profesor y maestro. ¡Gracias por compartir los recursos con nosotros y los estudiantes! Me encanta. I love your enthusiasm for teaching and culture and sharing the love of other bloggers and UA-camrs ❤🇵🇷🇵🇷
Eladio es el más duro del trap y lo noto.🔥 Ever since you did that video on Eladio, he’s all I ever listen to now along with other Puerto Rican artists I’ve discovered and I’m definitely benefiting from it. Great vid!
Fun video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
Hahaha! This is an old video, but I loved when you said, “¡Yo soy profesol!” I love the lambdacism of Caribbean Spanish. It gives it a lot of character.
Buenos Días Maestro. No soy latino o hispanic , soy de Malasia. Me llamo Zulkifli. Mucho gusto.. Estoy aprendiendo español. Yes I wish to learn Puerto Rican spanish..Muchas gracias
Aaaacchhoooo, Ricky this is one of your best videos.... i definitely got some work to do. Thanks. On my journey of learning spanish and having family from PR and a big love for the lanuage, I really appreciate this video! Much love! Keep em coming!
My mom and dad are from PR but my dad is also half black and definitely shows that side more as I grew up in Philly instead of the islands. I spoke Spanish when I was in elementary school but I stopped speaking it super early because my teachers wouldn’t respond to me if I didn’t speak English. Now I can barley speak both lmao.
After watching my husband die from cancer 7 months ago, I was putting off watching this. This and near death experience videos helped. Thank you & God bless everyone reading this ❤️🩹
I couldn’t learn it because things happen but thanks I need to learn this I just want to talk with my papa he’s quite old now but he can’t understand English
Natalia Garcia…. I like her channel as well. My man…your channel is dope! I swore you were a Dominican brotha. I just got back from D.R. And I am trying to get locked in and learn Spanish. When you said you were a brotha and had zero Latin blood….Now I know I can learn this joint
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YESSIR! If you wanna learn with me, I offer lessons! I'd love to help you on your journey. Sign up at bilinguespanish.as.me
He estado esperando esto porque yo aún aprendiendo 🙌🏾 Gracias, manito. Y bro, Intenté preguntar en otro video pero puedes hacer una lista de música que te gusta ahora mismo? Entiendo si no , pero gracias por tu contenido 💪🏾
eres mi idolo. soy estadounidense e igual que tu, vengo de chicago. ahora soy universitario y hago la carrera en espana. diria que por lo general domino el idioma pero me gustaria hablar como tu un dia y que la gente no sepa que mi idioma natal no es espanol jajaja. lo gracioso es que a pesar de haber aprendido en espana trato de hablar con acento boricua jajaja. no tiene mucho sentido ya que vivo alli pero por ejemplo como la mayoria de hispanohablantes en el mundo no usan vosotros pues me parece mas practico usar solo ustedes aunque si que es verdad que he aprendudo su jerga jajaj. por cuerto tus tik toks y el flow dominicano que llevas ta duro. tuve un companero de cuarto del patio y entonces a traves de el y tus videos, y mi deseo de hablar como boricua, intento conseguir mi propio pikete caribeno jajaj
Excelente video, tigre, te sigo desde hace mucho tiempo. Hay un muy buen podcast boricua que se llama muévete en bici. Los presentadores son una pareja y dan consejos de cómo hacer ejercicio con la bicicleta, cómo se prepara para recorrer en bici y etc.
*I'm boricua🇵🇷 and Dominican and our Spanish is Caribbean Spanish. our version of Spanish is like patois from Jamaica you either grow up with it and learn it that way because any other Spanish is not going to help you learn.*
I speak arabic in both moroccan and syrian dialects (they are very different from eachother) english is my first language and i've been around hispanic culture all my life. i started in virginia with tons of friends from el salvador, bolivia, lots of central american culture over there, and now i'm in florida w lots of friends from pr, the dialect is hard so I'm focusing on learning the language itself first lol but I wanna keep myself immersed haha your channel is so cool and has pmo to some cool stuff thank you!!
@ siii jaja y salió en Mi Bom Bom con El Alfa y un par de otras canciones. pero antes de la cancióncon Bad hacía muchas freestyles maleantosas. Gracias por todo tu contenido
I think LeJuan James' mom is Dominican and his dad is Puerto Rican sometimes he does the role of mom as a Dominican and sometimes the role of Dad as a Puerto Rican, but the majority of times he does mom as Puerto Rican and dad as Dominican Los Domirriqueños was a funny that I love too You crazy The Big Boss is the best.
¿ Que es la que hay? I want to learn 🇵🇷 spanish when I go to San Juan 🇵🇷 I want to have conversations in original spanish mixed with 🇵🇷 spanish. My favorite 🇵🇷 food the chicken empanadas, 🍕 empanadas, plantains & can't wait to try more
Im too lazy to learn to speak Spanish fluently, my dad died when i was young. My mom side Is 🇺🇸Afro Native American. My dads side is Afro Latino and all live in the islands 🇩🇴🇵🇷
hola mi gente ! are there any boris here who’ve heard of the rule where u pronounce the “ll” in cuchillo like a soft y bcoz of the “ch”? or allá and allí bcoz there are accented letters?
Hi, I like watching your videos. They are filled with good information and has helped me learn Spanish. I wanted to learn to speak to people about Jesus in Spanish. Do you have any resources for this?
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O sea, If you wanna speak to people about Jesus, you just have to learn Spanish in general. I mean if you want to learn more church turns, you can watch sermons in Spanish and SPanish Christian music. I like 116. I like maverick city music (the Spanish version) other than that I just listen to the popular christian songs from English in Spanish. As far as sermons, Hector Delgado de PR. I like a church called NH sermones (Nuevo Horizonte) i think they are in Atlanta. There is Casa church here in Miami.
Anyone know where I can find the words that PR Spanish replaces? Ex: dinero-chavó. Also if I put my iPhone into “PR Spanish” is it really in PR Spanish or is it just Spanish.
Do you have one of these videos or could you do one for Cuban Spanish?
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My next video features Cuban Spanish, but don't worry there will be one of these videos for every type 👌🏾 I do have a cuban accent video and a couple Cuba vlogs on the channel. Check them out!
Omg i don’t mean to sound like a damn cry baby, but I’ve been looking everywhere to speak PR Spanish.. I’m Puerto rican and it just fucking sucks being the only Puerto Rican of the family not able to speak Spanish. It really takes a toll on your mental and emotional health and sometimes i struggle with identity issues like “am i even Puerto rican” ugh it sucks ass 😣 But thanks for your help!
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Don't be so harsh on yourself. Just use these resources and learn. Also, learn to love the process! Have fun and use family!you got this.
I mess with Eladio Carrion tough 🔥🔥🔥. I gave him a listen after one of your previous videos. His music is nice. “Mami Me Pregunta Si Trapeo” be getting my hype in the gym lol
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Tu ta claroooo! That's my song! Me encanta la pista y el flow.
Just so you know, I really appreciate you as a Black American and what you have accomplished in Spanish. It gives me hope. Just wanted to make a little correction. Le Juan James' mother is NOT Boricua. She is Dominican. His FATHER is Puerto Rican. Le Juan has more of a Dominican flavor.
I thought my Spanish was good until I moved to Puerto rico and found it is a bit diffrent and can take some time to get used too. Dominican Spanish is even more difficult
I want to learn Puerto Rican Spanish because that’s what my grandfather spoke. I don’t know neutral Spanish. Would it be easier to learn neutral Spanish first and than Puerto Rican Spanish or to jump straight into Puerto Rican spanish
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It's all the same spanish, it's just the accents and the regional phrases that you have to also learn.
I left PR when I was a tween and I'm looking to improve my Spanish as an adult. I'm not a beginner, but I'm also not advanced. I'm super rusty and looking for maybe a language program that can meet me where I'm at. Do you have any resources that might help?
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I teach Spanish! Many of my students want me to teach the Puerto Rican Spanish, and I do! : ). Sign up for sessions with me bilinguespanish.as.me
With Venezuelan Spanish a thing that fucks with me, is that I can identify them even if their accent is slight. I *know* the accent. I can't reproduce it for my life. My gf is Spanish and Venezuelan (lived in both places, her accent is Venezuelan though) and I can't for the life of me reproduce it, despite being able to identify what makes it different than others. I can even tell what town people are from sometimes. My grandparents were Puerto Rican, so I refer to myself as a defective heritage speaker. Because even though I'm a learner, pronunciation was never an issue for me, and I started out with more knowledge of the language than others... But doing accents is not my skill rn and I really wanna
Some people are naturally better at imitating accents than others. Even if it’s not a strength of yours, anyone could achieve it if they do some deliberate practice and take it at their own pace.
What is your favorite resource?
I just got back from Puerto Rico 3 weeks ago and i still listen to WAPA radio. Basically Puerto Ricans calling in all day talking about the country, politics, economy, etc. Its not something that would interest alot of young listeners but if someone wants to know about whats going in Puerto Rico, you will learn listening to this channel.
@@gavilanthegringo esooo. Gracias por compartir mano
@ forgot to mention. I had lunch with Jim and May from Spanish and Go while i was there. We talked about you and when you went to visit puerto rico and how awesome El Yunque was. They cool peeps. Take care man
I used youtube for 90% of my spanish journey so by far those were what I came here for. But I followed all the IG's you recommended also.
Jesus Valle
my dad is puerto rican, my mom is a regular white lady. my dad doesnt know any puerto rican spanish, but my grandparents both do. it’s a struggle growing up puerto rican, and not knowing anything about you’re own language so thank you for this!
Im the same! I live in south africa, my mother is Afrikaans and my father is Puerto Rican, he speaks spanish with his family but not around the house.
Id love to learn more spanish and get closer to my dads side of my heritage as i can speak afrikaans.
Same. My grandma didn’t teach my mom any Spanish growing up. She said English was they only important language in this country. So I’m sitting here trying to learn and it’s a struggle.
I completely understand! I'm adopted and am Puerto Rican but was raised in a white family. I have so much to learn.
Honestly thank you for saying that I know Spanish but I’m struggling I know simple phrases it low key tiring not having friends that is you’re own race
@@bluntera-spiral4208YESS!! I’m so happy that I can find so many ppl with the same problems, I only know things like how to address family members, like mami titi Abuela Abuelo, my mami can only understand Spanish and is too busy to help teach me. And it’s hard bc of diff dialect! The most common type of Spanish is Mexican so I never know if it’s right or not. Another thing is that my dad is white, it’s so hard to try and figure out more abt ur OWN culture when u haven’t beeen around it much.
My dad is Puerto Rican and my mother is white and he never taught me or my siblings Spanish. And I’ve decided that I can’t complain about it forever. If I want to make the change I’m the one who needs to do it.
same
How’s is coming along? I have the same situation as you.
Grandma is from Puerto RIco, my tias always said they would teach me. Now I gotta take it into my own hands!
@@funnytime1111that’s what said “ now I have to take matters into my own hands “ respect ❤
same and facts
My dad is African American & my mother is 100% Boricua (adopted by aHaitian family)…after I’ve connected with my PR side, I’m definitely trying to get fluent with PR-Spanish
I’m not Latina or Hispanic, but all my Spanish teachers growing up were Puerto Rican, so whenever I talk in Spanish (I’m still learning), people ask if I’m from Puerto Rico 😂. Guess I picked up on the accent.
My mom is Puerto Rican and my dad is Colombian, we're all American. I'm trying to learn Puerto Rican spanish and it makes it a lot easier when the guy you're learning from is funny as shit, Much love.
I'm an American who grew up near Mexico so I'm used to Mexican Spanish. Over 30 years ago I went to Puerto Rico and it took about 3 days before I could understand what people were saying. Once I figured out how they were pronouncing certain words I picked up the patterns. My point is it really doesn't take too long to understand another dialect if you have already become fluent in one. You just have to learn the pronunciation patterns and the slang.
6:13. I'm actually half Puerto Rican, half Vietnamese, so this is cool to see. But I was also raised in Boston and never picked up Spanish fully😒...which is why I'm trying to learn now. Vietnamese was too hard though😕
dude same! half puerto rican and half vietnamese, but not really in touch with my heritage at all 😢
I am also puerto rican and my parents never listened to my grandparents speak spanish so now i am in spanish class learning my original language
I'm 100% puertorican and no one in the states understands my spanish when I speak Spanish because the only Spanish I'm familiar with is from PR...and I've been trying to learn "proper" Spanish but fuck it imma get better with the language from my roots.
I love who you are and what you do for spanish learners 🇵🇷
No cap, this is the best video I've seen in a long while. This is exactly what I needed! Especially since I plan on going to grad school in PR next year 💯
which school you looking at bro? cause I got quite a few friends who went to school there since PR is close by and they were interested in learning spanish. You don't need to tell me but I was just interested cause most likely im aware of the school and area lol 🤷🏾♂️
I'm so jealous!
@@rjbvi724 PHSU Ponce
@@kingmikevip ohh that’s como una universidad i thought you said “grade school” when i read your comment earlier… yeah ponce is relatively close to where my friends were at in san juan
I’m Haitian and African American and the Spanish language has really driven me to find resources to learn Spanish. I have a bunch of Venezuelan and Puerto Rican friends and I’ve been trying to dissect and master the Puerto Rican Spanish for the longest. It’s a little hard because I don’t know too many helpful vids out there but you’ve giving me hope considering the fact that you’re African American as well and speak like a Dominican.
It's really cool that you're Haitian cause I am too!
im pretty sure hes just dominican
@@dfnshmrtz8610 Ricky isnt Dominican... He's black American, they look different from Dominicans
Much love to my Haitian brothers and sisters out there❤️🇵🇷🇭🇹❤️ Caribbean’s stand together ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
@@Ozama1221 they really don't ,what are you smoking? and can you spark me up cause whether your American black or Dominican Black there's no difference except culturally.
Muchas gracias por compartir este vídeo 🙏🙏🙏 ¡Saludos! 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 ¡Wepa!
Argentinian spanish is crazy! I had to pull out the rewind button for that bro. That S*hit sounds Italian!!!
Rickkyyyy! It’s so hard finding PR content to learn from. I needed this! Muchas gracias #Clutch 🙌🏽
FR bro
Gracias! Eso es maravilloso. Eres un bien profesor y maestro. ¡Gracias por compartir los recursos con nosotros y los estudiantes! Me encanta. I love your enthusiasm for teaching and culture and sharing the love of other bloggers and UA-camrs ❤🇵🇷🇵🇷
WEPA!!! 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Eladio es el más duro del trap y lo noto.🔥
Ever since you did that video on Eladio, he’s all I ever listen to now along with other Puerto Rican artists I’ve discovered and I’m definitely benefiting from it. Great vid!
Fun video! Many thanks to the author of the channel for the recommendations! The problem with many people is that they want to take a "magic pill" or get "secret knowledge" and immediately have skills and abilities. However, the truth of life is that knowledge, skills, and abilities do not come by themselves. You can't learn a foreign language without doing anything, without wasting your time and effort, just like you can't learn to ride a bike lying on a comfy couch, listening to lectures and watching videos about "modern methods of learning" on a bike. To really learn something, you have to really practice every day. You're going to fall down while you're learning, and you're going to get bumps - that's normal! The ups and downs of learning are an integral part of our lives. Motivation from success and depression from failure will always be your study companions. However, every student has problems in his or her studies that he or she lacks the knowledge to solve. It can be: poor memorization of words; no progress in language learning; the student can speak, but does not understand speech by ear; misunderstanding of grammar; incorrect pronunciation, etc. Agree that a problem you don't know how to solve is very demotivating. In order to find the answer to our question we have to spend a lot of time to read videos, articles and books by polyglots. In today's world, we have to solve problems as quickly as possible. I don't have time to study and analyze a huge amount of information. My goal is to master the basic knowledge of a foreign language as quickly as possible and already start earning money effectively in the international arena. I settled on the practical guide by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot's Notes: practical tips for learning foreign language". This book is always in my bag. If I have a problem while learning a language, I quickly find the answer in this book. There are many different techniques and tips for learning a foreign language in Polyglot Notes. I have made my own individual schedule and plan for language learning. Now I know what I am going to study, how I am going to study, when I am going to study and what results I am going to achieve. No problem could stop me! With an effective language learning plan my professional skills are more and more in demand internationally every day. Friends, don't stop there! Everyone has talents that millions of people around the world need! Learn the language and make your ideas and dreams come true! Thanks to the author of the channel for the informative and useful video! Your videos motivate me.
Hahaha! This is an old video, but I loved when you said, “¡Yo soy profesol!” I love the lambdacism of Caribbean Spanish. It gives it a lot of character.
Bless you for making this video. The diaspora who had to learn our language as adults without our elders send you thanks and appreciation.
Esto es exactamente lo que necesitaba!!!!! 🇵🇷🇵🇷
Mi pana!!! My boii!! 🗣🔥🔥🔥
Buenos Días Maestro. No soy latino o hispanic , soy de Malasia. Me llamo Zulkifli. Mucho gusto..
Estoy aprendiendo español. Yes I wish to learn Puerto Rican spanish..Muchas gracias
Thanks for linking all the channels Ricky. Saved me the time of looking them up. Some UA-cam’s don’t link their references. You the realest.🔥
Aaaacchhoooo, Ricky this is one of your best videos.... i definitely got some work to do. Thanks. On my journey of learning spanish and having family from PR and a big love for the lanuage, I really appreciate this video! Much love! Keep em coming!
Another UA-camr is Rocky from speak Spanish Faster. He is PR and teaches on UA-cam as well. Great PR accent resource.
Great video Ricky.
This couldn't have come at a better time, muchas gracias, Ricky!
The beat part is I'm bilingual and I understand you in both languages
My mom and dad are from PR but my dad is also half black and definitely shows that side more as I grew up in Philly instead of the islands. I spoke Spanish when I was in elementary school but I stopped speaking it super early because my teachers wouldn’t respond to me if I didn’t speak English. Now I can barley speak both lmao.
Deplaymaker is a Puerto Rican sports blogger. I check him out to try and pick up the PR accent.
Primeraaaaa!!!!!!! La leyenda está aquí con otro video para nosotros
Ahora necesito un video para Colombia 🇨🇴
After watching my husband die from cancer 7 months ago, I was putting off watching this. This and near death experience videos helped. Thank you & God bless everyone reading this ❤️🩹
Thank you so much
Bouta start re-learning Boriquen Español now thank you 👍
La India fue mi favorita salsera cuando yo era niña! También Ivy queen fue mi favorita reggaetonera :)
I couldn’t learn it because things happen but thanks I need to learn this I just want to talk with my papa he’s quite old now but he can’t understand English
Yo Ricky, I appreciate you so much for this video!!!! You really did your research and it shows!! Thank you!
Natalia Garcia…. I like her channel as well. My man…your channel is dope! I swore you were a Dominican brotha. I just got back from D.R. And I am trying to get locked in and learn Spanish. When you said you were a brotha and had zero Latin blood….Now I know I can learn this joint
YESSIR! If you wanna learn with me, I offer lessons!
I'd love to help you on your journey. Sign up at bilinguespanish.as.me
Awesome vid with great info.
Chacho, una artista femenina y la reggaetonera OG de todos los tiempos en mi opinión que no puedes olvidar es Ivy Queen! Dale!!
He estado esperando esto porque yo aún aprendiendo 🙌🏾 Gracias, manito.
Y bro, Intenté preguntar en otro video pero puedes hacer una lista de música que te gusta ahora mismo?
Entiendo si no , pero gracias por tu contenido 💪🏾
eres mi idolo. soy estadounidense e igual que tu, vengo de chicago. ahora soy universitario y hago la carrera en espana. diria que por lo general domino el idioma pero me gustaria hablar como tu un dia y que la gente no sepa que mi idioma natal no es espanol jajaja. lo gracioso es que a pesar de haber aprendido en espana trato de hablar con acento boricua jajaja. no tiene mucho sentido ya que vivo alli pero por ejemplo como la mayoria de hispanohablantes en el mundo no usan vosotros pues me parece mas practico usar solo ustedes aunque si que es verdad que he aprendudo su jerga jajaj. por cuerto tus tik toks y el flow dominicano que llevas ta duro. tuve un companero de cuarto del patio y entonces a traves de el y tus videos, y mi deseo de hablar como boricua, intento conseguir mi propio pikete caribeno jajaj
Excelente video, tigre, te sigo desde hace mucho tiempo.
Hay un muy buen podcast boricua que se llama muévete en bici. Los presentadores son una pareja y dan consejos de cómo hacer ejercicio con la bicicleta, cómo se prepara para recorrer en bici y etc.
Gracias muchísimas por haciendo esto 😊👍🏼
Any reference to a translating app for Puerto Rican and Dominican Spanish
Thank you for inspiring me
*I'm boricua🇵🇷 and Dominican and our Spanish is Caribbean Spanish. our version of Spanish is like patois from Jamaica you either grow up with it and learn it that way because any other Spanish is not going to help you learn.*
Can you do a Panamanian one? 🇵🇦
I speak arabic in both moroccan and syrian dialects (they are very different from eachother) english is my first language and i've been around hispanic culture all my life. i started in virginia with tons of friends from el salvador, bolivia, lots of central american culture over there, and now i'm in florida w lots of friends from pr, the dialect is hard so I'm focusing on learning the language itself first lol but I wanna keep myself immersed haha your channel is so cool and has pmo to some cool stuff thank you!!
Yeeeeeees, thank you for this!!!!
¿ Que es la que hay? Me encantan 🇵🇷 espanol desde 🇩🇴 espanol. Ready to learn
Me siempre encanto tus videos. Hace usted videos como este por favor! 🔥
Tú sabes español dominicano tú lo sabes todo
Can you do Cuban Spanish too!!?
I'm a fckn Cubano and I like boriquas
could u do more content sobre los cubanos??
Next video will be Cuban content : ) Make sure you have your notifications on!
Buena pesca con chispa. He has a great channel and a great accent. Straight PfknR
Awesome vídeo me hermano Alguna vez Has hecho Un vídeo Sobre cómo habla Darell
Nesi es una artista puertorriqueña, muy dura🔥
y Mariah Angeliq
La de yo perreo sola? Gracias!
@@swizzl58 Puse la foto de Mariah, pero cuando grabé el video, no había pensado en ella.
@ siii jaja y salió en Mi Bom Bom con El Alfa y un par de otras canciones. pero antes de la cancióncon Bad hacía muchas freestyles maleantosas. Gracias por todo tu contenido
I would add PR TV News and radio, and comedy like Raymond Arrieta
I am planning on moving to Puerto Rico, any advise on how to pick up the language quicker? I am half Chinese and half black, I speak Chinese.
¡Gracias!
I think LeJuan James' mom is Dominican and his dad is Puerto Rican sometimes he does the role of mom as a Dominican and sometimes the role of Dad as a Puerto Rican, but the majority of times he does mom as Puerto Rican and dad as Dominican
Los Domirriqueños was a funny that I love too
You crazy The Big Boss is the best.
¿ Que es la que hay? I want to learn 🇵🇷 spanish when I go to San Juan 🇵🇷 I want to have conversations in original spanish mixed with 🇵🇷 spanish. My favorite 🇵🇷 food the chicken empanadas, 🍕 empanadas, plantains & can't wait to try more
Im too lazy to learn to speak Spanish fluently, my dad died when i was young. My mom side Is 🇺🇸Afro Native American. My dads side is Afro Latino and all live in the islands 🇩🇴🇵🇷
hola mi gente ! are there any boris here who’ve heard of the rule where u pronounce the “ll” in cuchillo like a soft y bcoz of the “ch”? or allá and allí bcoz there are accented letters?
This was a great video bro. You'll have over 100k by mid next year no doubt
Ojalá. Gracias manito! Aprecio tus palabras amables!
Hi, I like watching your videos. They are filled with good information and has helped me learn Spanish. I wanted to learn to speak to people about Jesus in Spanish. Do you have any resources for this?
O sea, If you wanna speak to people about Jesus, you just have to learn Spanish in general. I mean if you want to learn more church turns, you can watch sermons in Spanish and SPanish Christian music. I like 116. I like maverick city music (the Spanish version) other than that I just listen to the popular christian songs from English in Spanish. As far as sermons, Hector Delgado de PR. I like a church called NH sermones (Nuevo Horizonte) i think they are in Atlanta. There is Casa church here in Miami.
I'm going to Puerto Rico to visit family but I've lived in the US so long I don't have the accent anymore. 😅
Can’t have a conversation about PR musicians without talking about Residente and Calle 13.
If you collab with these other channels you will likely all get more subs
Anyone know where I can find the words that PR Spanish replaces? Ex: dinero-chavó. Also if I put my iPhone into “PR Spanish” is it really in PR Spanish or is it just Spanish.
Do you have one of these videos or could you do one for Cuban Spanish?
My next video features Cuban Spanish, but don't worry there will be one of these videos for every type 👌🏾 I do have a cuban accent video and a couple Cuba vlogs on the channel. Check them out!
@ yeah I’ve seen them, they’re great! This is a super helpful video so I’m happy to see the Cuban Spanish one up next 🙌🏼
Great video!!! Cool you had used Gritty Spanish, that's my secret weapon right there!
Omg i don’t mean to sound like a damn cry baby, but I’ve been looking everywhere to speak PR Spanish.. I’m Puerto rican and it just fucking sucks being the only Puerto Rican of the family not able to speak Spanish. It really takes a toll on your mental and emotional health and sometimes i struggle with identity issues like “am i even Puerto rican” ugh it sucks ass 😣 But thanks for your help!
Don't be so harsh on yourself. Just use these resources and learn. Also, learn to love the process! Have fun and use family!you got this.
@ thanks for the kind words, highly appreciate it!
hows your spanish going? im also puerto rican and im trying to learn pr spanish
I mess with Eladio Carrion tough 🔥🔥🔥. I gave him a listen after one of your previous videos. His music is nice. “Mami Me Pregunta Si Trapeo” be getting my hype in the gym lol
Tu ta claroooo! That's my song! Me encanta la pista y el flow.
What are your thoughts on Daddy Yankee, Wisin & Yandel?
Me encanta la musica vieja de Yankee, Wisin y Yandel son unos duros!!!
Just so you know, I really appreciate you as a Black American and what you have accomplished in Spanish. It gives me hope. Just wanted to make a little correction. Le Juan James' mother is NOT Boricua. She is Dominican. His FATHER is Puerto Rican. Le Juan has more of a Dominican flavor.
I was going to say the same about his mom.
by the way... rosario ferré is a nice and famous PRican author
I thought my Spanish was good until I moved to Puerto rico and found it is a bit diffrent and can take some time to get used too. Dominican Spanish is even more difficult
I want to learn Puerto Rican Spanish because that’s what my grandfather spoke. I don’t know neutral Spanish. Would it be easier to learn neutral Spanish first and than Puerto Rican Spanish or to jump straight into Puerto Rican spanish
It's all the same spanish, it's just the accents and the regional phrases that you have to also learn.
Nuestros primos asiáticos llegaron a la isla en los 1800's - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_immigration_to_Puerto_Rico
I left PR when I was a tween and I'm looking to improve my Spanish as an adult. I'm not a beginner, but I'm also not advanced. I'm super rusty and looking for maybe a language program that can meet me where I'm at. Do you have any resources that might help?
I teach Spanish! Many of my students want me to teach the Puerto Rican Spanish, and I do! : ). Sign up for sessions with me bilinguespanish.as.me
When he said " you think that you' re all that in the beginning. How do you write that in spanish.
Tú estás guillao
haz uno pa los cubanos!
Haz un video como así la gente tienen hambre para los videos así. ¡El rey de los acentos bilingüe blogs!🇵🇷🇩🇴
I’m not go lie putting the names on the screen would help but I found most of them
First comment 🥰
Por finnn papi
¿Todavía aprendes japonés y portugués? Me gustaría ver tu progreso hasta ahora.
With Venezuelan Spanish a thing that fucks with me, is that I can identify them even if their accent is slight. I *know* the accent. I can't reproduce it for my life. My gf is Spanish and Venezuelan (lived in both places, her accent is Venezuelan though) and I can't for the life of me reproduce it, despite being able to identify what makes it different than others. I can even tell what town people are from sometimes.
My grandparents were Puerto Rican, so I refer to myself as a defective heritage speaker. Because even though I'm a learner, pronunciation was never an issue for me, and I started out with more knowledge of the language than others... But doing accents is not my skill rn and I really wanna
Some people are naturally better at imitating accents than others. Even if it’s not a strength of yours, anyone could achieve it if they do some deliberate practice and take it at their own pace.
Not gonna lie papi no te voy a mintire tu eres bien duro, lo Encanta. Tu eres redicula
What about El coreano loco? He's Korean boricua
No he’s from the Canary Islands
@@woodcrest4655 he's from Venezuela
@@Ozama1221 he’s not from Venezuela, he’s from the canary island
@@woodcrest4655 de donde tú sacaste eso? El mimo dice mucha veces en sus video q es venezolano
Rapeton es domiriqueño
Would like to impress the inlaws
no daddy yankee? thats like making a Dominican artist list and not including romeo santos lol
Do you like Colombia Spanish as well?
I do. Just got back from there last week. Have about 4-5 videos that I'll be posting about it.
@ I'm excited.
best resource for PR Spanish?…mi mamá
You're a blessed one! lol