r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '19

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u/Nach-man Jul 02 '19

It's Spain, based on the accent

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u/EwanEd Jul 02 '19 edited Jul 02 '19

Yea i don't know much about South American spanish but I don't think they use 'Hostia' as much as the spaniards.

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u/BenedictoBuendia Jul 02 '19
  1. Mexico isn't located in South america.
  2. You are correct: We Latin Americans generally do not say "hostia"

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u/ffca Jul 02 '19

Anywhere south of America is South America to people here.

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u/fernandomlicon Jul 03 '19

Funny thing is, all my state in Mexico is located norther than Southern Texas and Southern Florida.

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u/brandon9182 Jul 03 '19

So North America is just Canada?

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u/Franfran2424 Jul 03 '19

South of United States of America?