What Language is this?
I understood the first seconds of the dialog, but later I understood absolutely nothing.
I thought it was Spanish, any clues?
I thought it was Spanish, any clues?
No clue............................................................................................
It's like Spanish, and Italian combined. IT COULD BE SOME REGIONAL LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SPAIN, ITALY OR FRANCE.
It's like Spanish, and Italian combined. IT COULD BE SOME REGIONAL LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SPAIN, ITALY OR FRANCE.
This sounds like Papiamento with a heave spanish accent. It´s spoken in Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papiamento
Her is a sample of Papiamento
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0ogldoC-wc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papiamento
Her is a sample of Papiamento
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0ogldoC-wc
It seems Spanish, a South American version of it. It is not French at all. It has NOTHING of Italian. No one word, less than ever the sound. This shows your knowledge of these languages.... but everybody has always something (wrong) to say about them here.
I wasn't able to hear the sound on the video, but the description and the picture with the hat indicated that this was Tico (Costa Rican) Spanish.
Okay, the sound quality wasn't great, and I didn't listen to the whole video, but it certainly was Spanish. I think it's a comedy act about the
"Second Costa Rican" language. Ticos have a lot of special words.
"Second Costa Rican" language. Ticos have a lot of special words.
In the beginning he was speaking spanish, and he introduces it as the second language of Costa Rica (some dialect).
The person who posted the video indicated that it was a monologue by
José Solano. The monologue contains more than 100 special words used by Ticos/Costa Ricans and the person wanted to see if anyone could understand all of it (all the special Tico words).
The video is too long to watch with that kind of sound quality, but everything I heard was Spanish. There are a lot of Tico words and expressions. Two that come to mind are "pura vida" and "upe" I'd like to know more about Costa Rican Spanish.
José Solano. The monologue contains more than 100 special words used by Ticos/Costa Ricans and the person wanted to see if anyone could understand all of it (all the special Tico words).
The video is too long to watch with that kind of sound quality, but everything I heard was Spanish. There are a lot of Tico words and expressions. Two that come to mind are "pura vida" and "upe" I'd like to know more about Costa Rican Spanish.
It's Spanish but a very ugly and strange dialect/accent. I didn't understand some things.
<<"Second Costa Rican" language. Ticos have a lot of special words.>>
I was always under the impression that Costa Rica speak a very neutral/intelligent variant and Spanish. How is Tico slang anymore prevalent to the slang used in Mexico? Mexicans use hundreds of words that aren't used elsewhere.
I was always under the impression that Costa Rica speak a very neutral/intelligent variant and Spanish. How is Tico slang anymore prevalent to the slang used in Mexico? Mexicans use hundreds of words that aren't used elsewhere.
Pronunciation? What does my mental drifting have to do with pronunciation?