The connection of El Che to Cuba is unmistakable. What I meant had nothing to do with his birthplace or his accent. Judging by what you have said about your accent how in the world you sounded Cuban is ridiculous.
Do some Dominicans play as if they don't understand or it it just me?
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The connection of El Che to Cuba is unmistakable. What I meant had nothing to do with his birthplace or his accent. Judging by what you have said about your accent how in the world you sounded Cuban is ridiculous.
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Chip00
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Lo sabia - I was just having fun primo, disculpe. Remember, it was the chica who said I said Cuban not me. However, she was our server at the local restaurant so maybe she was pining for a better tip.
Hey, why don't you stop by Santiago some time and listen to my "tortured" Spanish over a Presidente and then spill the beans for all to see? I like constructive criticism as I feel it helps me be a better person - seriously
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Chip00
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He's as Cuban as I am Dominican!!!!!
BTW - what would he think of his beloved adopted country after all these years??? Certainly he would be spinning in his grave that's for sure! The revolution turned out to be a farce at the expense of it's constituents who literally kill themselves every year to get off of that dead island. Look for Venezuela to be going down the same path too.
"Absolute power corrupts...absolutely"
Chavez, idiaota baboso - estas escuchando???!!!!!
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Chip00
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Anna wrote:
What do your political views have to do does with Spanish?
Ahem...nothing - I am in trouble now???aranoid:
Chip I have a feeling that you nor the waitress has ever heard a Cuban speak.
Well I did once order a cuban sandwhich with extra pickles and onions - will that count????
What do your political views have to do does with Spanish?
Ahem...nothing - I am in trouble now???
aranoid: Chip I have a feeling that you nor the waitress has ever heard a Cuban speak.
Well I did once order a cuban sandwhich with extra pickles and onions - will that count????
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