How good is AOC’s Spanish? Can Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Speak Spanish?
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Can Alexandria Ocasio Cortez speak Spanish? Puede Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Hablar Español?
Today we are going tobe breaking down AOC’s Spanish. We will react to a couple of her interviews in the language.
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What’s up guys. I am very excited about today’s video. We are going to be looking at the Spanish of Alexandria Ocasio Cortez . Today's video is not about politics. That is not what this channel is about. Today’s we are only going to judge AOC for her Spanish speaking abilities! Then we are going to look at her story as a Spanish speaker and stay until the end because we will see what her skills mean for Latinos in the US. So let’s dive right into it! We are going to look at an interview she did with Rene
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This is my take on it so far.She clearly thinks and lives in English and has for a long time, but she is honestly perfectly able to communicate in Spanish no problem! She makes mistakes with gender mostly and finding the right word. But in her defense, I do think gender for noun in Spanish is kind of messed up.
Something else that is cool is that she sometimes has sort of a Puerto Rican accent… Sometimes… she drops the S at the end of words, but other times she doesn’t. Her accent is what I would call a US Latin accent. Let’s watch a bit more.
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Alright so AOC Spanish in an objective scale of fluency, I would put it at a 7 . Like honestly I make mistakes like hers in English all the time. She struggled with por an para
So what does this mean for Latinos and even anybody struggling with Bilingualism when it is expected of you… who cares? You speak both languages, you are able to communicate. Perfection is not the most important thing. I value just having the courage to step up and speak.
And I mean despite popular belief not everybody who is Latino speaks and understands Spanish perfectly or at all. That doesn't make you less Latino.. I do speak it because I grew up in Colombia speaking only Spanish Hence my accent in English but I know so many people that grew up here just speaking Spanish with their parents, and English everywhere else. It is normal that they would struggle with it. There are only so many words you can learn from your mom.
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Diego limpie
Ya voy
Diego a comer
Ya voy
Diego a comer
So if you are an immigrant struggling with your first language think of AOC, Selena), Eva Longoria or think of me because even I struggle speaking spanish after speaking it my whole life and taking a year of college in Colombia, if i don’t use it I lose some of it.
After a long interview, with Univision in Spanish, AOC posted this tweet
Talking precisely about this point. So Latinos, don’t get discouraged and keep practising.
Now you may be wondering how come AOC speaks any Spanish. Her mom is from Puerto Rico and her dad is a Nuyorican, a Puertican from New York. So AOC herself is Nuyorican. She spend the first 5 years of her life in the Bronx, and then moved to a more suburban area where most people probably spoke English. Her parents made a huge effort to take her to a place with better schooling.. She split her time between the Bronx and the suburbs, and to this day her teachers who say she was just brilliant.
As you can see AOC grew up in a world surrounded by English even if at home they spoke spanish. She then achieved credentials in college in Boston University and went on to become an activist and politician. During her professional life, like many Hispanics, she was asked to use Spanish to translate or talk to Spanish speaking families. Today she is still very rooted in her Spanish speaking community. During the census, she engaged in conversations with multiple people in SPanish encouraging them to sing up. Even though English is her dominant language, she remains committed to connecting with the Spanish speakers in her district, which is really cool.
Well guys, let us know in the comments what you thought of AOC’s Spanish… I hope this encourages you to be courageous and patient with yourself as you learn Spanish… even if it is your first language
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She definitely doesn’t sound like a native Spanish speaker and mixes up the gender and conjugation of words. She’s not fully bilingual but is pretty fluent in Spanish. I agree with your score..7/10 seems right to me
She is fluent, the problem is she is exposed to so much English, that is messes one up. I speak spanish, and it is broken, but I am fluent, the problem is I am exposed to Brazillians everyday that now when I speak spanish, sometimes the words come out in Portuguese. Give AOC one month in PR and she will re calibrate,
@@VoltronSupremeCrypto I get what you’re saying but I grew up in the US to Spanish speaking parents and I still speak, write and read Spanish fluently. I ‘ve spoken English at school my entire life and now for work. I think it just depends on the person and how much of a link they have with their native country/region. AOC grew up in the suburbs New York in a predominantly white American community, so it’s not surprising that she’s not fluent imo 🤷🏽♀️
@@Dreabz617 She is fluent just lacks practice, think of it as rust. I lived in PR and in Mexico, and at one time my Spanish was smooth, now bc I am exposed to Portuguese speakers on a daily basis, my spanish at times sounds odd, bc I end up mixing languages. Basically, it is just rust, gove me one month in a spanish speaking country and I will speak like any native, same with AOC. She has rust, from lack of use,
She’s only using Spanish to grift and cosplay the working poor. That’s why it sounds so weird. It’s all an act.
I’m glad she is still trying to embrace her roots
I always get caught up in my small mistakes and I have gotten so frustrated from not being able to speak the Spanish I would like to be speaking. But I think that as long as you keep trying and are still excited to be speaking that language then people listening don't seem to mind at all.
Absolutely. That's very true!
Not only that, they don't even really notice after a while if you are easily understandable. That goes more so for accents. When you talk to a native, usually they are just communicating with you, not judging or even really noticing what amount to your idiosyncracies.
100%. And talk at your own rate. Don’t try to go too fast and then fill with “ummmmm. Uhhhhhh”
When I mess up my Spanish when talking to people in Spain....no one really cares. It must be more difficult for a politician! People will be more judgmental. I think she did fine.
Yeah totally. I appreciate that you are not afraid to make mistakes and that people don't judge you. Sometimes people in the US are harsher towards people learning English too.
Latin Americans seem to be more judgmental than Spaniards. Spaniards rarely correct my Spanish, but Latinos often do. Two very different cultures.
I relate to this so much. I spoke Spanish as a kid, but then I forgot it all. I re learned it as an adult, and now I speak it daily! It isn’t perfect but I am happy with my level. I can finally watch tv without subtitles, and I can handle all of the meetings at work completely in Spanish. 😊
AOC does fine. If she could find the time for a Spanish Immersion program of 3-6 months she would be fluent.
I love that I find your videos for a range of topics I search. You are wonderful at illuminating how our beautiful Spanish language is multilayered and forgiving. Your S and E are both wonderful. Gracias!
First of all she was Born and raised in the US. Considering those factors, she speaks fairly well.
Not necessarily. She is from New York which has a high Spanish- speaking population along with native Spanish speakers consistently migrating there (unlike Italians who only had a specific time period of immigration). So, her Spanish could be better.
I don't think so I am born and raised in Germany (to a mom from argentina )where almost no spanish speakers live and my spanish is not perfect but waaay better than hers... so I think she could do better
Definitely the PR influence even though she’s also trying to rein it in. The occasional dropped
“S” and her “jo” instead “yo”. She sounds like lots of kids of immigrants who had the language around them but maybe had limited outlets for it, but also is doing the work to improve the depth and breadth of her knowledge.
Excellent video and presentation. I appreciate your insight into AOC, her level of Spanish, and her experience as a Latina growing up in the US. I speak French and English and would like to learn Spanish. Do you offer language instruction?
So glad I found your channel. I feel like we share similar ideas on speaking or not speaking another language perfectly.
En mi opinión, habla bastante bien.
She is American but I think she can communicate well enough considering that Spanish isn't her native tongue.
I'm from Canada and people sometimes give Justin Trudeau a hard time for his French. That's not fair. French isn't his mother tongue but he speaks it quite well.
Good for AOC!
She knows what Arroz con Pollo means. That's all the credentials she has to offer
Being born and raised in the US, my Spanish is similar to AOC. I can carry a conversation but a native speaker would hear the mistakes.
I love the 2nd part of this video encouraging US-born Latinos who struggle with Spanish. Be brave, do not beat yourself up cause you do not speak perfect Spanish.
Do you find a lot of US born 2/3rd gen speakers speak like you?
@@PinchHarmonic69 Of the ones who do speak Spanish - yes, I would say most 2/3 generation speakers are similar to me. However, I would say most 2nd to 3rd generation Latinos don't speak Spanish at all.
On my mom's side - my grandparents were native speakers who immigrated to the US. My mom and siblings spoke Spanish at home and learned English at school. My familial generation maybe only 20% speak Spanish. I think that's a common trend not only with Latinos but all immigrant families in the US.
@@felixsantos9672 what area of the US are you in? I wonder if it’s different in like the Northeast vs Texas/New Mexico/CA. I always assumed that Spanish would become its own thing in the US, but it sounds like for your children it may end up being something they can understand and speak enough, but not a true mother tongue.
And you know 2/3rd gen that don’t speak it at all? Interesting.
@@PinchHarmonic69 interesting point... I'm in the Midwest, though I'm in a diverse area with a large Latino population - its not like areas such as Texas, California, Florida etc which Latino culture is much more ingrained.
And yes, in my experience - its very common for 2/3 generation to effectively lose the native language of their grandparents. They might know a few words at best.
@@PinchHarmonic69 Most New York Puerto Ricans speak like this. A running joke is that PRs in NY cant speak Spanish
I'm learning Spanish as a second language, and I doubt I'll ever reach AOC's level.
Yeah I just know enough to talk to people in South Texas and take people's orders but yeah I don't ever feel fluent comfortable. It's fun the random vocabulary I have too and half the time it's not taking someone's order who is only Spanish it's messing with people who only know English
Her accent is new york rican.
Not even
@@mikerod76 Yes even.
He estudiado el español por casi 3 años, primero en unas clases en la universidad comunidad, sin mucha opción de hablar. En los dos últimos años he estado enfocado en hablar por intercambios. Tengo el nivel B2 y puedo entender por escuchar y leer sino con menos capacidad de hablar perfectamente. Cometo muchos errores, especialmente con subjuntivo pasado. El camino es largo pero vale la pena.
Gracias por compartir. Suenas muy bien
I'm Dominican and speak Spanish as a second language. My Spanish is not 100% but I still speak it and communicate with my friends just fine, and read and write it as well.
I'm also from Colombia. I moved up to the US when I was 4 years old, but I've been speaking spanish all my life. My grandma will often poke fun at me saying that I'm forgetting my spanish, but the thing is that all my spanish that I do know right now almost 26 years later has been self taught and what I've been able to pick up from speaking with my spanish speaking family. I've even taught myself how to read and write in spanish, but I didn't go to school in Colombia so I don't have any of that formal education.
I have a Spanish girlfriend and she is the only person I have the courage to speak Spanish to. I live in the UK but someday I will get the courage to speak it when I go back to Spain.
I give her credit for using the language. She shows her love of culture. THis is important to me, in my life, as I am from Welsh speaking and Gaelic speaking immigrants. Of course it is almost impossible to speak fluently if you don't live in the country or household where a language is constantly used. I took Spanish in college and give her a a good grade/rating. We absolutely need passionate people who care about people and our environment.
pretty interesting, even if im not an us citizen it's cool to see politicians knowing more of other languages
Aw, your comments hit home for me. I've lived in Texas all my life surrounded by Spanish speakers, absorbing the language unconsciously, but sadly was never taught it. It wasn't until I got to college that I made the decision to study Spanish in earnest, but the high expectations that my society has (perhaps a low expectation from my family, personally; a greater expectation from friends; and an even greater expectation from everyone else, strangely) almost always hinders my confidence. (In my experience, I am an adult with an elementary level knowledge of the language.) But your'e absolutely right. We should think about people like AOC, Selena, you etc. And to further reiterate ... WHO CARES! Great videos.
Me encanta ella asi que su espanol para mi es perfecto, excelente video gracias
Alexandria is la mejor
Sí, estás enamorado de ella, por eso cualquier español lleno de errores o hasta el inglés o el ruso sería para tí el español perfecto. Pero si la amas tanto por qué vas a evitar que mejore su español? La verdad necesita seguir estudiando porque a los gringos y los enamorados les parece que habla muy bien pero gente que la respete dirá la verdad, y le dirá que siga estudiando.
@@ConvoSpeak she’s a shame
She used some Spanglish...but not bad overall. Yo soy nacida y criada en E.U. y yo entiendo muy bien el trabajo que cuesta para aprender el español a un nivel avanzado.
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I thing her Spanish is good for a American and she hasn’t forgotten that she’s a Puerto Rican and where she came from im so proud of her for at least speaking Spanish
Ella habla muy bien. Un aplauso para ella!! Llevo un año aprendiendo español y el idioma todavía me confunde jaja pero viéndola hablar así me motiva a seguir con mis estudios. Gracias por el video!
Claro sigue adelante!!!
Estas pirado. Un aplauso ni de lejos, chaval.
Su apellido es Cortez, ¡¿esto es una sorpresa?! ¡También habla el Bronx, las calles, Nueva York, tal vez incluso algo de yiddish y árabe! ¡¡¡Esto es Nueva York bebé!!!
Besides the yiddish, that's true in most states, even in the South. Texas has the most refugees out of any state. I also live in a southern state, and one walk around the lake near my house, I hear 6 languages. New York really isn't that interesting anymore.
Vídeo muitíssimo interessante!
I’m so proud of her !!!
Jeb bush (George bush’s brother) has really impressive Spanish. It would be interesting to see what you had to say about it.
Cool. Worth checking out
@@ConvoSpeak He was the governor of Florida where lot Spanish speakers lived. Check out here ua-cam.com/video/ns_dZuoQciM/v-deo.html
That’s because his wife (Columba) is from Mexico.
He is speaking just about perfectly. He has very little accent and his grammar is perfect, he almost made a mistake but he corrected himself. He only searched for a word a couple times and only momentarily. I figure his Spanish to be a 4 out of 5.
Marco rubio too, altho hes cuban. But jeb bush isnt latino at all
She definitely has the puertorican accent from New York. She speaks fluently but not all of them
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I feel proud I noticed when she used "por" instead of "para".
I am an Afro -American. Even though I majored in Spanish at a university in Puerto Rico and took all my other classes in Spanish, I am still not as fluent as I would like to be. My son is more fluent than I am because when I went back to Puert Rico for my master's in ESL he was 5. I was nervous about putting in a school where he knew no Spanish and the teachers didn't know any English. Surprisingly, he picked it so fast that the teachers assured me that language was never an issue. He finished second grade before we moved back to the United States. We spent his teenage years in Colombia. So now he has a Colombian accent whereas I don't.
@philowens9864
Should’ve kept in him in PR my man, but that’s me.
Her compassion and empathy come through, no matter what language she speaks.
Working my butt off to learn Spanish and become fluent. Even if I become as good as AOC, I would at least be happy lol. But conjugating the male and female words are difficult. Like it applies to both tangible, material things and non-tangible things as well.
Yo hablo español de España y creo que el castellano de AOC es muy bueno, aunque no perfecto. Sólo le noté confusión con el género de ciertas palabras, lo que a veces sucede en hablantes nativos que no han sido escolarizados en castellano. Pero su acento es perfecto: para un español, AOC suena latinoamericana, no estadounidense.
Definitely better than I expected. I’m a native English speaker who’s been speaking Spanish for 30 years and she *sounds* fluent to me.
This is just like Italian descendants in Australia
Not bad. She has an American accent but this is understood. She mixes up the genders but she would not have any trouble if she went to a Spanish country.7/10
I think she speaks fine. I am black but I taught myself spanish. If I were to go on TV and speak just like her hispanohablantes no tendrían problemas porque no soy latino. Creo que hay mucha presión a hablar español perfectamente para latinos que nacían en los Estados Unidos. Podemos entenderla cuando habla sobre temas muy emocional y importantes que impactan nuestra vidas diaria. Hace 4 años que hablo español y todavia hago errores.
Two sharpies here!
Habla con cierta fluidez, no obstante se nota que el español no es su primer idioma. Lo habla muy bien por lo demás.
her base of knowledge is definitely that of a Native speaker trying to recall, but her accent is super weak, her grammar is even weaker & she apparently believes in transgender grammar since her masculine/feminine pronouns are terrible.
She can speak Spanish, but she is not someone who grew up in a Hispanic neighborhood
AOC tried speaking Spanish in Congress. She said Yo with a 'Wy' sound instead of a J''. 😁😁sound.
Let us know in the comments what you think of AOC's Spanish
She is not a native Spanish speaker, dude. She is coherent, smart and she makes sense.
I agree!!! She is great
She isn’t that smart or great. She is a hypocritical fraud.
he’s trying to do is put her down just ignore this channel and don’t watch it… Ridiculous.
She makes sense .. 😂😂😂😂😂😂she is so stupid it’s beyond comprehension
He made an honest but overly generous assessment of her Spanish level. She is a high 2 out of 5, definitely nowhere near 7 out of 10. She is screwing up genders and conjugations left and right. And the trolls Albert Pantoja and I SEE YOU are just political shills, and they think they have to lie about her level of Spanish. They don't realize this is not about politics, because to them it is only about politics. They don't judge someone's level of Spanish by how well they speak it, they judge it by their politics.
7/10 is very generous. I would give her a 5.5
Not great but not terrible.
What many people need to understand is PRicans born or raised in the Mainland and PRicans that are born and raised and live on the island are TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT CULTURES....trust me I am from both spectrums and it is a culture shock! and I am not talking about visiting the island for a week....NO....stay in the island for MONTHS....the Spanish that is spoken on the island is Proper Spanish and not the Spanglish we grew up with in the states.....Islanders hold alot of prejudices against mainland Pricans because it seems like a false representation of who we are.....I encourage all of you mainaland Boricuas to take the time and visit PR and not to the tourist sites but go out to the mountains go to the South and West side....eat local talk to the locals and you will hear and see the differences in how we live....ITS AN ENRICHING EXPERIENCE EVERY MAINLAND BORICUA SHOULD LIVE 💚
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yo siempre pensaba que aoc hablaba mejor que yo wey que interesante pero escucharles discutiendo a ella y Residente
Normally I wouldn't say anything, but considering how much she uses her Latina identity as a political tool, it is funny that her spanish is like that of an intermediate level high school student
Hey, Diego Alonso. This video attests that her Spanish is better than your English.
I agree she is 70% fluent. The biggest thing for me was strange word choice, strange sentence structure, and searching for words.
Great topic! How about discussing the difference between Hispanic and Latin? I'm from the Philippines, and Filipinos have a huge Spanish and Mexican influences. Our culture and traditions has been heavily influenced because of the colonization (333 years). During the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines, Spanish was the lingua franca, until the Americans came in the late 1800 and slowly changed everything. (The Philippine gain independence from Spain in 1898). Although the Philippines is still slowly drifting away from Spain and its influences, can you consider Filipinos Hispanic?
B2 level
Will you do Zoe Saldana?
Great idea!!!!
Zoe is from DR and her Spanish is great.
I'd definitely do señorita Saldana!
Se le lengua la traba un poco, pero habla bien español
“Fluidity was on point” my ass…
I'm native American on my dad's side my mother is mexican, English was my first language I later picked up Spanish and it's better than aoc's Spanish.
😅😂🤣
6/10 on her Spanish
you say she got a 7 out of 10. for context for us who dont speak spanish yet, where is your English for comparison? if someone asked me to give you a number from what i can see here, 7 of 10 would be it i think(but you always use the correct words and stuff, maybe your a 9, its really just an accent?). would your ability with English, be comparable to her ability with Spanish? where i can tell its not your primary/first language, but you speak it just fine and are totally understandable sorta idea. hope im making sense here. thanks!
In my opinion, his English is decently better than her Spanish, mostly for her strange sentence structure and word choice. So 7 of 10 for her and 9 of 10 for him seem correct.
AoC suena como una pura "neyorrican"...no la reclamo como puertorriqueña....
Le puedo entender, ella comete unos errores. Todavía cometo errores en inglés y español. Conozco mexicanos que no sabe el español de sudamericana.
Gender in Spanish is not hard, unlike french or German
for me at this level of intellectual dialogue, having in mind her institutional political position (una funcionaria federal) and considering her level of instruction, her dominion of Spanish is unsatisfactory, she should be a real bilingual pro! As Latino I attended high school in Massachusetts and have a good impression of schooling down there, although I think my former South American school was better in some ways ("universal" rather than "parochial" perspective and scope) than what I found at this rather rich school district (in a poor NY city neighbourhood this "isolationism" must be much worse.) Now, after my European experience this North- and South American monolingualism sounds weird, since everyone I meet here is at least bilingual and many are trilingual and more (now I speak 6 languages). I do understand the problem of the Spanish language in the US, but if we really want to solve it and promote real bilingualism (always an asset never a liability!!) it is very important that key figures make the first step and be the reference... asi que querida AOC (I love her) creo que seria bueno que se preocupara de mejorar sus spanish skills, usted es un lider y un referente aspiracional!
Not very fluent but can be improved
In her defense, she doesnt make a lot of sense in English either
😂😂
@WILLIAM GREY How DARE you assume their gender, you racist
🔥 burn 🔥
I speak Spanish on nearly the same level as her. I do not come from a Hispanic background. I did not start learning Spanish until high school (about 15 years ago). She has all of the resources. Her Spanish could definitely be better.
I don't see why. I tried to learn French in high school, have access to resources and learned jackshit. Some people just don't pick up languages easily or much at all.
ok good for you
I loved your video spanish speaking vagabond person
Ella es una hablante de español nativa, pero le falta práctica.
Es castellano hombre
AoC is a confused individual. She is not from the district she is representing.
Westchester NY no es impactada por el capitalismo. Y René, que se quede y disfrute su Rap.
Wtf.
Ser latino quiere decir que hablas una lengua latina, si no lo hablas no lo sos. Entiendo que quieras sentirte mejor con vos
No sabía que ella hablaba español?
Le doy un aplauso para ella por hablar español
Lo que yo sepa es que su español no es 100% pero ella tratar y su gramática aunque su acento no es como una persona nativo entiende lo que te estoy diciendo
Porque en estados unidos no todos que han nacido allá hablan español eso es si sus papás le enseñan desde pequeños
In my view, she is fluent up to 90%, she just needs to work on the Spanish gender and articles, and have a better choice of words in accordance with her stature as a Congresswoman. However, that is not needed to have a casual conversation with that half-witted singer, Residente, who barely speaks Spanish correctly, and who trashes it in his garbage music.
I watch the news on Telemindo to help me with my Spanish studies. I saw AOC interviewed last year and was not impressed - which is why I watched this video. One would think her discussion of this topic - one of her "bread and butter" issues - would be more polished. Doesn't she discuss it all of the time with her constituents and give speeches and interviews about healthcare? It's not like the journalist was asking her about an obscure topic like arms control or medieval architecture.
AOC should never be judge on her Spanish since she was born and raised in the United States of America that is ridiculous that’s like me judging your hero Putin from Russia’s English that will be stupid since he was born and raised in Russia but then again you people are very stupid and AOC will be your president and traitor Trump may go to prison.
@@truthhurts3807 Perhaps you should work on your English before posting. SMH
@@yellowhammer685 have a great day.
She doesn't have to know/understand spanish at all. She does very well. I'm pretty sure most of the people around her every day speak english.
For someone that pushes pronouns and berates people for saying something wrong in English, she sure is misgendering a bunch of words in Spanish.
Sadly she does not sound like a native Spanish speaker. She mixes up tense and genders. I assume if you don’t practice, you lose it.
But I like that you did this video 👍
Yeah it is hard when you don't speak it. It must be a challenge to grow in a community that doesn't speak your language
Nah you don't lose tense and gender. You might forget some words but they'll come back. And you aren't going to remember a noun and forget the gender. The tenses are with every verb, I don't think you could forget them either.
@@teethstaloha I did. I was quite young when I stopped speaking it and forgot quite a lot, including gender of some nouns I am relearning at the moment and some things I can pick up quickly but still, it does happen.
@@teethstaloha your own comment counters your own argument.
El bouncing pelado on top es irritante.
This may be off topic, but me being a hispanic American, am I the only one that gets annoyed when people (mainly white people) speak to someone in Spanish because of the way they look? My mom doesn't get it because she's from 🇩🇴 but me as an American, I personally feel a bit offended when that happens, even though it's never happened to me but I've seen it happen to other latinos, including friends. Do you think I or we don't speak English because of the way we look? Maybe other Hispanics don't get bothered by this, but don't practice Spanish with me because I'm not duolingo or Rosetta stone. And I can speak English so fuck off.
That's a shame that the cuteness is leaving her, the ugliness on the inside is creeping up to the outside.
she gets a 5. y rene 00. que payaso
Esta mujer es una verdadera vergüenza. Lidera un distrito de hispanos mantenidos y oportunistas.
Se la manda tanto de Latina y no habla como debería
Asi como ella se escucha hablando el español asi te escuchas tu hablando ingles jiji, nadamas que ella se escucha bonita y tu horrible.
Jajaja habla español peor que me hija de 3 años.
I would rather call it an awful Spanish 😅
Not good enough considering her position. Should have more technical vocabulary, obviously doesn't read any legal documents.
I hope you do not turn your channel into one with a political twist. Remember politics is divisive and you will lose followers.
Decent, not great. Not actually good, just not too bad
What a woke joke. Idk her pronouns, but I'm guessing it's she/her communist/ Marxist. Also, Latinx.
On a serious note, I'm first generation American with Guatemalan parents. I'd be deported to Xelaju if my folks heard me speaking this broken ass Spanish. And she's a US representative of New York's 14th congressional district. With a majority being latino/ Hispanic immigrant population...that probably speak better English than she does Spanish. Let's Go Bradon!
She’s a good looker but I don’t agree with her politics and she tries too hard
She is just acting what she is paid for... Stupid traitor of Puerto Ricans and real Americans
So.... She doesn't understand gender in English or Spanish. amazing.
Meh....she should do better.
Your accent is terrible too.So stop criticizing.
His grammar is good though, and if you knew Spanish you would hear that her grammar is horrible. Her accent is foreign but it's ok. Her grammar is fair at best. Normally foreign language ability is rated on a scale of 5, and she is a high 2 but definitely not a 3. So his assessment of 7 out of 10 was quite generous. Even 6 would be generous, 5 is reasonable since she would be a high 2.
Interesting. I thought his accent was endearing. Also, an accent is not indicative of proper grammar/sentence structure etc. He speaks English well. Was he even that critical? He was being very generous with her Spanish speaking abilities.
Latinos? Please say Latinx
so she is a fraud Spanish speaker as well