This is nothing new.. This has always been the PR accent and way we speak. Cubans are the same. It's not lazy. It's a smooth flow with certain letters we don't pronounce and switch up.. It is what it is, and always has been, beautiful.. ❤🇵🇷❤
Conheço alguns portugueses às vezes uso gírias porto-riquenhas com portugueses. Às vezes eu uso a pronúncia porto-riquenha. As reações dos povos são tão engraçadas.kkk🤣
What people are suorised to know Is that not only does the carribean accent come from the canary Islands, but it also is influenced by Andalusia, Spain because their Spanish has the pretty much the same modifications as carribean spanish. And depending on the region of PR a person is from, they may pronounce the double r as a raspy j sound and thats because they have an influence of France in their Spanish.
Keep in mind that Bad Bunny has a very intense accent and speaks “lazy” like on purpose. Not all caribean speakers sound the same and most sound canarian or have Andalusian like
Louisiana Isleño Spanish is quite similar to Puerto Rican and Cuban Spanish. This is because a lot of our Spanish ancestors in Louisiana came from the Canary Islands and Andalusia. When I lived in Orlando, I worked with a lot of Puerto Ricans, and I fell in love with their variety of Spanish! ❤️
Puerto Rican Spanish is simple, it’s Andalusian Spanish…. Quite simple. Everyone in Latin America learned different dialects from Spain. All are different and all are correct.
Dude we speak like that! Latin America is different reason why every country speak Spanish but different. It’s like you speaking English with that funny accent
What I think is really interesting is how Rosalia uses his same accent in "La Noche de Anoche." And yeah, definitely had to look up the lyrics because a lot of it just sounded like vowels. lol
Great video and nice haircut hehe! I really recommend looking up Ana Celia Zentella's work on Spanglish and code-switching. Her work has a big focus on Puerto Rican populations, and she has been very influential in the field of linguistic anthropology.
I'm Native and Hispanic but bicho in my language means a particular organ of the male reproductive system also. It's super dirty in our language. That's a crazy coincidence.
I'm a native English speaker who learned most of my Spanish from my friend from Argentina and he also used a lot of English words in his Spanish. So I'd say Spanglish is (1) not just a Puerto Rican thing and (2) is only used once in a while during a Spanish conversation, a few words here and there
***Chambea is to cock a gun maybe comes from the word chamber. A in the part of the gun that holds the cartridge. For pichear we call also pichear to pitching in baseball. I guess it can be like throwing the person away, maybe? It likely came from baseball do not know how.
I think you should of selected another puertorican other than Bad Bunny. He is from the new generation and believe me that makes a difference. Educated people in PR do not speak Spanglish.
Si na chabacano Caviteño maná(los) jovenes ta usa spanglish . Pero interesante, na Caviteño, na mana palabras ta usa (ado ) ta pronucia niso esi como ao , y ta usa tambien niso el letra ele na maná verbos como (compral) dormir = dolmí , anda cambial ( go change )
It’s just like a native English speaker that doesn’t have a high level of education his English is going to be terrible, so if you want to study Puerto Rican Spanish you have to look at the way our governors speak our lawyers speak the educated people in Puerto Rico... in Spain the people that do not have education education they speak in very bad Spanish. In England those who don’t have an education speak very bad Spanish you have to study the Spanish of the educated people in Puerto Rico like the lawyers the doctors that astronomers the engineers that’s what you have to do. Bad Bunny is not an educated person he’s a musician.
Now that doesn’t make sense. A lot of young people are educated in PR. If you don’t know a thing about the island just say that. We all have an accent.
@@porkc78nj19 More than me ? 😂😂😂 I was born and raised in PR. We have an accent, everyone talks like that. I’m not talking about the cuss words, I’m talking about our accent. The “educated” people HAVE THE ACCENT as well.
The Spanish from Puerto Rico comes from the canoe islands in Spain Puerto Rico actually belongs to the Royal Academy for the Spanish language since you don’t know what you’re talking about that’s why you sound like an idiot.
People who say carribean Spanish is the worst are the same ones who speak the most neutral, boring Spanish. Carribean Spanish is closer to the foundation of Spanish in general because andalusian Spanish is one of the oldest forms of Spanish to be created, and it sounds very similar to carribean Spanish.
This is nothing new.. This has always been the PR accent and way we speak. Cubans are the same. It's not lazy. It's a smooth flow with certain letters we don't pronounce and switch up.. It is what it is, and always has been, beautiful.. ❤🇵🇷❤
Exactly! Most words for example the "S" is silent which allows us to say sentences or phrases smoothly even though to other people it sounds weird.
It's lazy. Like slouching while speaking.
@@MrInfinite09 so is copying Lincoln’s name
@@dwaynekeenum1916 that stupid ass comeback 😂
As a native Portuguese speaker, the Spanish from the Caribbean and Venezuela is practically impossible for me to understand.
It takes some getting used to for sure. It is different
The Spanish from Puerto Rico comes from last the canaries island Spain. When people sing they twist words up.
Conheço alguns portugueses às vezes uso gírias porto-riquenhas com portugueses. Às vezes eu uso a pronúncia porto-riquenha. As reações dos povos são tão engraçadas.kkk🤣
You don’t have to
What people are suorised to know Is that not only does the carribean accent come from the canary Islands, but it also is influenced by Andalusia, Spain because their Spanish has the pretty much the same modifications as carribean spanish. And depending on the region of PR a person is from, they may pronounce the double r as a raspy j sound and thats because they have an influence of France in their Spanish.
Keep in mind that Bad Bunny has a very intense accent and speaks “lazy” like on purpose. Not all caribean speakers sound the same and most sound canarian or have Andalusian like
Louisiana Isleño Spanish is quite similar to Puerto Rican and Cuban Spanish. This is because a lot of our Spanish ancestors in Louisiana came from the Canary Islands and Andalusia. When I lived in Orlando, I worked with a lot of Puerto Ricans, and I fell in love with their variety of Spanish! ❤️
Puerto Rican Spanish is simple, it’s Andalusian Spanish…. Quite simple.
Everyone in Latin America learned different dialects from Spain.
All are different and all are correct.
Puerto Rican Spanish is full of africanisms and Native American TAINO words. It’s NOT the same.
Agree. 1000%
Dude we speak like that! Latin America is different reason why every country speak Spanish but different. It’s like you speaking English with that funny accent
What I think is really interesting is how Rosalia uses his same accent in "La Noche de Anoche." And yeah, definitely had to look up the lyrics because a lot of it just sounded like vowels. lol
Have you seen my video about Rosalia's accent?
@@ConvoSpeak Ahhh that’s right! I have but I need to go back and watch again :)
That’s literally the song that basically brought me here! El dice “algo que no pueo ehplicar” lol no “pueDo eXplicar.”
Great video and nice haircut hehe! I really recommend looking up Ana Celia Zentella's work on Spanglish and code-switching. Her work has a big focus on Puerto Rican populations, and she has been very influential in the field of linguistic anthropology.
Thanks for the tips! I will check it up!
Andalusian and canarian spanish , that's why cuban and Puerto Rican accent is similar
I'm Native and Hispanic but bicho in my language means a particular organ of the male reproductive system also. It's super dirty in our language. That's a crazy coincidence.
Chambear is not to dance or work lmaooo it’s to cock back a gun lmfaooo , me encanta tus videos ! 😂😂
True También en Puerto Rico se habla mucho en spanglish y sin darse cuenta. Debe decir estacionamiento décimo parking
It baffles me how interested all of these immigrants are in Puerto Rican culture.
Love your personality. I couldn't comprehend his Spanish, however I figured it had a lot to do with his accent. Still a fan!
I wouldn't use the term "mumble rap" as it is sort of a term older rappers call newer rappers who they want to degrade or attack!
I'm a native English speaker who learned most of my Spanish from my friend from Argentina and he also used a lot of English words in his Spanish. So I'd say Spanglish is (1) not just a Puerto Rican thing and (2) is only used once in a while during a Spanish conversation, a few words here and there
It IS A PUERTO RICAN THING. Argentina wasn’t colonized by the English, Puerto Rico was, over 100 years ago. Get ur head out of your azz.
Bad bunnys accent is 🔥 lol but i understand mexican spanish the best and even that I’m not very good at lol
Great video
Honestly Spanglish doesn’t sound crazy their also franglais French with English
I frkn love BB. And you too 😉
Bad Bunny is the best and I am too
Puerto Rican is from Sevilla Andalusia
I clicked on this video When i saw the flags and bad bunny
Same here!
yea
Dios mio!! Is this Spanish or have I been learning the wrong language? Maybe it's not "lazy".....but he doesn't waste energy on consonants ;)
Hahahah who needs consonants
We’re Puerto Rican, that’s how we talk.
***Chambea is to cock a gun
maybe comes from the word chamber. A in the part of the gun that holds the cartridge.
For pichear we call also pichear to pitching in baseball. I guess it can be like throwing the person away, maybe? It likely came from baseball do not know how.
What was the original interview
I think you should of selected another puertorican other than Bad Bunny. He is from the new generation and believe me that makes a difference. Educated people in PR do not speak Spanglish.
sos divertido de ver mi amigo ✌👏👏
Gracias por comentar!
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my friend always says Puerto Ricans actually sound "straight" lol, even your accent in english you sound sorta "soft" hard to explain.
Si na chabacano Caviteño maná(los) jovenes ta usa spanglish . Pero interesante, na Caviteño, na mana palabras ta usa (ado ) ta pronucia niso esi como ao , y ta usa tambien niso el letra ele na maná verbos como (compral) dormir = dolmí , anda cambial ( go change )
Interesante lo de la letra Ele... Por qué será?
@@ConvoSpeak yo no sabe, por que , por casa quel el manera de platicar
Tal ves niso tambien era influenciao de maná andelucianos?
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Jibberish? 😐
my coworkers call it downsyndrome reject. That no one uses this... almost like the popularity around the guy is all fake, French Montana vibes.
Jl balvin azuna y shakira son mucho mejor
It’s just like a native English speaker that doesn’t have a high level of education his English is going to be terrible, so if you want to study Puerto Rican Spanish you have to look at the way our governors speak our lawyers speak the educated people in Puerto Rico... in Spain the people that do not have education education they speak in very bad Spanish. In England those who don’t have an education speak very bad Spanish you have to study the Spanish of the educated people in Puerto Rico like the lawyers the doctors that astronomers the engineers that’s what you have to do. Bad Bunny is not an educated person he’s a musician.
¿Cómo sabes que no está educado?
Now that doesn’t make sense. A lot of young people are educated in PR. If you don’t know a thing about the island just say that. We all have an accent.
@@franchyjimenez7906 I know about the island more than you do you do not know what you’re talking about
@@porkc78nj19 More than me ? 😂😂😂 I was born and raised in PR. We have an accent, everyone talks like that. I’m not talking about the cuss words, I’m talking about our accent. The “educated” people HAVE THE ACCENT as well.
@@franchyjimenez7906 you are very confused of what I’m talking about. I was also born and raised in PR.
Can we all just agree that Caribbean Spanish is the worst
The Spanish from Puerto Rico comes from the canoe islands in Spain Puerto Rico actually belongs to the Royal Academy for the Spanish language since you don’t know what you’re talking about that’s why you sound like an idiot.
@Hank Hill the best Spanish comes from Puerto Rico in the Americas everyone knows that.
People who say carribean Spanish is the worst are the same ones who speak the most neutral, boring Spanish. Carribean Spanish is closer to the foundation of Spanish in general because andalusian Spanish is one of the oldest forms of Spanish to be created, and it sounds very similar to carribean Spanish.
That's why Puerto Rican reggaeton sells the most around the world you're just jealous it's okay I understand I'll be jealous too
That's why we sell the most records and we get all the girls don't be jealous