been thinking of learning a new european language.

french pronunciation too retarded

german spelling to retarded..

trying spanish instead.

* cries in Spanish*

por favor

Mamacita, zhut zhut querer?

BOOTS

Si

Nooohh

cinco de mayo

All languages are hard to learn for adults. But Spanish is relatively easy, given that its pronunciations mostly follow spelling, unlike English.

But the thing is, if you live in Asia, Australia or Europe (outside Spain), you could hardly practice it.

no habla espanol ?

phillipine should be able to

Very similar to bm

Despacito
Alejendro

The only thin that is difficult is the language has gender difference.

Male female n neutral like many European languages.

Russian is the most retarted written is different than type print
.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=despac...RDGAR&PC=EMMX01

thats actually why i wanna learn

its ez

no senor mi no habla espanol .

tu si trabajar? como es comer?

Yeepa yeepa andele andele aaaarrippa

This post has been edited by supermoto: Dec 13 2025, 08:03 PM

Des Pa Sito~

por favor?

puta

huh?
Americans took over the Philippines from Spain. Nowadays Pinoys learn English, not Spanish.

Filipinas ya no habla español

Easy la, see taa, so fast can learn it

no meh

then why their name is like reyes? pablo?? pedro?

was thinking of learning Spaanish also...
coz south Americaa is a place i wanna go.. or possibly retire to..

topkek logik

try speaking arabic to all the Muhamads, Abdullahs in malaysia. see how many actually understands

uns dos tres
guapo
fenix navidad
jajaja

mucha gracias

muy bien

Como te llamas ?
Buenas noche / tarde / dias
Que pasa ?
Taco con carne para dos
Que horas ?
La quenta por favor
Cuanto es ?
Ven a mi casa

there are many spanish loan words in tagalog, and in mindanao many speak chavacano (otherwise known as broken spanish).

the island of Jolo's name was derived from the hokkien phrase "ho lo" meaning good to have a conversation with, cos the natives were very easy-going and amenable to negotiation with traders from fujian. the spelling was changed by the spanish to suite their language's ways.

many pinays do not speak any "real" spanish, but they do go kilig and malibog if u can sing spanish songs

Google Translate now lets you hear real-time translations in your headphones
https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/12/google-tr...our-headphones/

sure amigo. easy to learn.

U only need to learn

"Puta madre"

s o c k s !

Uno dos tree quatro
Mr 305
Dale
Si papi
Mamacita

Language you dont practice hard to keep one.

time to hit up the local cholo circles bro

Español es un idioma no tan facil para aprender. Lo que mas complicado es que tengas que comprender variedades de preterito y subjuntivo. Creo que necesites dos o tres años antes de poder hablar de nivel intermedio. ¡Y no usa el buho verde como una herramienta!

Spanish is not that easy a language to learn. What’s complicated is that you need to understand a variety of preterites and subjunctives. I think you need 2 or 3 years before you are able to converse on an intermediate level. And don’t use the green owl as a tool!

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spanish will be easier for us because the pronounciation of spanish words is the same as in malay, only a few differences, unlike german, french, portuguese etc have very weird pronounciations

This post has been edited by rooney723: Yesterday, 05:00 PM

of the euro languages, Spanish and Portuguese are prob the easiest to learn for us since we share alot of the same words and pronunciation is closest to us.
Watch some Narcos and Money Heist on netflix and you'll get a hang of it.

i like philipines tv series.so intense xD sorry out of topic huhu

Actually, German is linguistically closer to English than Spanish. As per my conversation with language teachers.

And confirmed by ChatGpt :

German is closer to English than Spanish.

Why:

Same language family: English and German are both Germanic languages. Spanish is a Romance language (derived from Latin).

Shared vocabulary: English shares many core words with German, especially basic terms and concepts (e.g., house – Haus, water – Wasser).

Grammar roots: While modern English grammar is simpler, its structure and historical roots align more with German than with Spanish.

This post has been edited by overthemoon: Yesterday, 07:28 PM