My husband and I watch a lot of TV.
We live in an apartment that we share with four other couples. We’ve watched TV in English and Spanish.
We love watching TV in English, and we have noticed that there are some interesting subtleties to the way language changes the way we hear it. For example, I often hear things I didn’t realize I was hearing when I picked up a Spanish recording of a show. It’s like you’re actually listening to the language you’re hearing. Or you can hear things that you’d never normally hear in Spanish, such as when I heard my kids say “ooh” a lot.
Like I said, you can hear things you dont normally hear in Spanish, and there are subtle differences in what you hear. One example is when I hear my kids say ooh a lot, I know they are saying that they are wondering what is up with all the oohs. I know they are saying that they are worried that they might have gotten a bad taste of the candy. And thats just the tip of the iceberg.
The Spanish language is a richly diverse language with many different dialects, including the so-called “Spanish-derived” dialects. A few of these different dialects are spoken more widely than others, though, and those dialects tend to blend together. This is especially true of the dialects from the Spanish region of Andalusia.
This is pretty much the case with the dialect of the Andalusian region, which is a Spanish speaking region in Western Spain. This dialect is the one spoken in the Spanish capital of Madrid, as well as in the surrounding cities of Toledo, Granada, Córdoba, and Sevilla. The Andalusian dialect is known for its strong regional accents, which are heard in the speech of most Andalusians.
One of the things that makes the Andalusian dialect so distinctive is that the words used in it are completely different than the words used in other dialects. This is because this dialect is spoken in the capital of Madrid, which has a large ethnic minority, and in the surrounding suburbs. To make matters worse, most of the Andalusian dialect speakers are not really fluent in standard Spanish, as they do not understand the Spanish language itself.
Speaking Spanish is not easy for everyone, though. Not everyone can understand Spanish. And those who can speak it are often not fluent in standard Spanish. And that makes it even more difficult to speak Spanish with Andalusian Dialect speakers, who know the words, but use them in different ways.
To be able to speak Spanish, you have to know the words. But the people who can speak Spanish are often not fluent in standard Spanish. And that makes it even more difficult to speak Spanish with people who can speak Spanish, who don’t understand Spanish themselves.
The problem comes when you’re trying to speak Spanish with people who can speak Spanish. Because those who can speak Spanish are often not fluent in standard Spanish. And thats when you get into trouble. Because they might not know the word for what they’re talking about. And that makes it even harder to talk Spanish. Because you have to figure out what they mean by whatever youre saying.
