Comments on: What type of spanish to rich people speak as compared to the poor spanish people? http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:46:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: laadolescentepreciosa http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people/comment-page-1#comment-2491 laadolescentepreciosa Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:52:59 +0000 http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people#comment-2491 Well, I would say that a poor person would be likely to have less education and would have worse grammar and use more slang as a result, but thats true of any language. However, there is an accent that my family calls "chilango" that sounds dumb and is usually spoken by poor people in places like DF or Tijuana, though not always. Im not saying they are dumb, they just sounds silly. Think a Georgia or Alabama accent.<br><b>References : </b><br> Well, I would say that a poor person would be likely to have less education and would have worse grammar and use more slang as a result, but thats true of any language. However, there is an accent that my family calls "chilango" that sounds dumb and is usually spoken by poor people in places like DF or Tijuana, though not always. Im not saying they are dumb, they just sounds silly. Think a Georgia or Alabama accent.
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]]> By: Pepela http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people/comment-page-1#comment-2490 Pepela Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:03:59 +0000 http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people#comment-2490 It all depends on the level of education not on financial status, this is true for any language, although you'll find variations in the use of words in accordance with the different regions where it is spoken, also think that a high school graduate with knowledge of grammar may speak better than one with only a third grade education.<br><b>References : </b><br>Spanish is my first language. It all depends on the level of education not on financial status, this is true for any language, although you’ll find variations in the use of words in accordance with the different regions where it is spoken, also think that a high school graduate with knowledge of grammar may speak better than one with only a third grade education.
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]]> By: Wicked Witch of the Midwest http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people/comment-page-1#comment-2489 Wicked Witch of the Midwest Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:29:59 +0000 http://www.spanishatulewtinimit.com/spanish/what-type-of-spanish-to-rich-people-speak-as-compared-to-the-poor-spanish-people#comment-2489 i don't really think there's much of a difference. but then again, I'm not sure that I've mostly known middle class people lol there really should be no difference. however there are certain things people might say to sound stuck up. like "o sea, o sea" lol<br><b>References : </b><br> i don’t really think there’s much of a difference. but then again, I’m not sure that I’ve mostly known middle class people lol

there really should be no difference. however there are certain things people might say to sound stuck up. like "o sea, o sea" lol
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