/esp/@ña general

Clearly I am not Canarian but I view them as Spanish and based

I come from Spain, Cuba used to be part of Spain.

My country too, am I Spanish?

OLÉ OLÉ Y OLÉ QUE VIVA ESPAÑA CARAALCACHOFA xd

You would be blacky mutts, a minority could be accepted that are high quality same to Amerindians top 10% or loyal amerindians while cholos and aztlan arent accepted gets full citizens.

canarians are so happy and easy going i like them
theres too much negativity in the mainland

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This

Canarians are based

>thought this would be a thread about the Spanish language
>nope, just shitposts

Based.

.desaB

spanish gf, you agree?

what would you discusss in a thread about the spanish language
i doubt anyone from a non-spanish country would know enough to have an interesting conversation

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Siempre me he preguntado cómo sonaba el español antiguo.

vocaroo.com/i/s13tPgADtRbu

Vamos amigos con los vocarooitos

The plan was to lurk a thread of better quality than/latino/

te lo resumo
>plabras con F se reemplazan con H (fazer - hacer, fablar - hablar)
>palabras con Z se reemplazan con C (dizer - decir)
>palabras con Ç se reemplazan con Z (lança, plaça)
>muchas palabras con V / B cambian por B / V, posiblemente por que sonaban diferentes antes
de aqui vienen muchisimas diferencias entre el castellano y portugues en su evolución paralela en la que no pasaron estas cosas.

matadornetwork.com/es/11-insultos-del-espanol-antiguo-que-deberiamos-volver-usar/
lo mas parecido al castellano antiguo que existe ahora es el Asturiano o el Gallego.

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Encontré este video, ¿qué te parece?
youtube.com/watch?v=VXYQ_mFcoHk

es como una mezcla de gallego y castellano, esta interesante, pero no creo que sonase exactamente asi
otro vid relacionado: youtube.com/watch?v=J7vreUPCl9c

/lat/ is a craphole filled with weebs and cringe, It was way better in the past.

I thought v and b were distinct

vocaroo.com/i/s1HKSKvesUhf

both sound like the latter in spanish, theres no distinction
some people dont see a distinction between Y and LL either (yeismo) but my old teacher said this was a mistake

que haceis machos!

Post all your old spanish autism

i dont have much but i would like to learn more about etymology and the evolution of the language
we still use "non" instead of no in galicia and some parts of asturias, along with much more "old" vocabulary
a lot of modern words are also borrowed from medieval french but unlike the english, we actually adapted them to our language

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¿Considerarías el español dominicano más cercano al canario o al andaluz? siempre me ha parecido algo ambiguo respecto a eso.
Aqui un ejemplo:
youtube.com/watch?v=omewWzRIot4

a mi me suena a gitano/canario
youtube.com/watch?v=FHakpM8Tbzs

Tell me somwthing to say in vocaroo

Hola amigo!

Say: ''Dios en el cielo y Trujillo en la tierra''

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