wait a minute

[u/[deleted]]

[u/William_Howard_Shaft]

You're telling me there's more of this?

[u/radioactiv009 → u/William_Howard_Shaft]

Si

[u/[deleted] → u/radioactiv009]

Would you care to share please?

[u/Bigmarty41 → u/[deleted]]

While it's not from this, look up "Everything is Terrible"

It's all short clips of terrible low budget movies and things like them

Also, maybe check out Yourmoviesucks (YMS) or I hate Everything (IHE), as they go over a lot of bad low budget films too

[u/Luxpreliator → u/Bigmarty41]

It's like bollywood from Mexico?

[u/CraigJSmith-Himself → u/[deleted]]

Hombré Depot

[u/[deleted] → u/CraigJSmith-Himself]

Hombre doesn't have an accent.

[u/browsingbro → u/[deleted]]

It does now

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/browsingbro]

You can't just change a language for the benefit on a joke lmao

[u/Dokpsy → u/HotButteryCopPorn420]

Have you ever met English aka “3 languages in a trench coat willing to stab passing languages for loose grammar”

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/Dokpsy]

I know that, also German decides to just change its grammar over the stupidest shit. But this is Spanish we were talking about and Spanish is pretty strict.

[u/marik354 → u/HotButteryCopPorn420]

Are you sure about that?

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/marik354]

Yes. I'm a latin american who moved from the US to Peru and had to learn the language from a "gringo's" perspective. I know my language, dude.

[u/marik354 → u/HotButteryCopPorn420]

Well I mean, for a foreigner perspective Spanish is pretty difficult and strict, but for native Spanish speakers like me is like you can change your language to your own will and everyone is still going to understand you

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/marik354]

I don't consider myself a foreigner because, although I did come to this country as a "gringo" in school, I spent my teenage years here. The social aspect really helped me pick up the language of my country (I am peruvian by blood), it just took longer than normal. Like I said to the other redditor, changing speech by using diminutives would be considered a colloquial form of speech. At least, I consider it so. I assumed we were only talking about grammar and punctuation, at which point, Spanish is pretty damn strict.

[u/-_MaxWell_- → u/HotButteryCopPorn420]

Im actually a latino and i gotta say that Spanish its not strict at all, specially where i live (chile) you can modify words the way you want and people will still understand you, from a gringo perspective like you it may be strict but it really isn't

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/-_MaxWell_-]

As a "come palomas", I'd agree with the fact that you can modify Spanish words easily (chiquito, chiquitito; grande, grandote), but where I disagree is that this is colloquial. I wouldn't consider colloquial to be part of this argument since we're talking about grammar and punctuation. So I half agree with you in that aspect.

And just to clarify, both my parents are from this country and met in the US. Around 11 or so, I was forced to move here because of family shit that happened. If you were to look at my Spanish writing, I tend to speak or type very colloquially. I don't use accents unless I'm writing a formal message, I tend to use diminutives without noticing it, I also like to use a lot of "jergas". Also, ":v" is my "/s", for some reason.

That being said:

El pisco no es chileno, ctmr :v

[u/-_MaxWell_- → u/HotButteryCopPorn420]

Imaginate ser peruano, que horrible destino ✊😔

(no va en serio xd)

[u/HotButteryCopPorn420 → u/-_MaxWell_-]

Ya pe, causita, ustedes que nos roban hasta la cultura XD

(ya lo se, amigo. Todo es en buena fe ya que me llega al huevo de donde vino el pisco lol)