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Spanglish is a set of dialects that mix Spanish and English. It originated in the late 19th century when areas of Mexico were ceded to the United States and Spanish speakers were forced to learn English. Over time, these bilingual communities incorporated words and phrases from both languages into their daily speech. Linguist John Lipski identified four main manifestations of Spanglish: integrated English loans used in Spanish, spontaneous English loans used with Spanish phonetics, use of English idioms and phrases in Spanish sentences, and code-switching between the two languages.
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- Spanish is spoken in Spain and throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Dialects vary regionally.
- Terms like Latino, Hispanic, and indigenous describe cultural or linguistic backgrounds rather than race alone.
- Memory techniques like associations, imagery, and mnemonics can help learn and recall vocabulary more effectively. Concrete words are
Ethnic Terminologyand[1] 1
Spanish originated from Latin, the language of the Romans. It spread throughout the world during the Spanish conquest and is now spoken by over 500 million people globally. While Spanish originated from Castile in Spain, several other languages are also spoken in Spain due to its history under Roman rule and influence. The terms Latino and Hispanic are often used interchangeably to describe people from Latin America or of Latin American descent, but they have distinct definitions.
Ethnic Terminologyand[1] 1
Spanish originated from Latin, the language of the Romans. It spread throughout the world during the Spanish conquest and is now spoken by over 500 million people globally. While Spanish originated from Castile in Spain, several other languages are also spoken in Spain due to the country's history of occupation and influence from groups like the Romans and Moors.
Spanski
Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world with over 329 million native speakers. It originated from Latin and has been influenced by Arabic and, more recently, English. The Royal Spanish Academy oversees the standardization of the Spanish language and promotes reforms. While there are some differences between Spanish spoken in Spain and Latin America, the variations do not prevent easy communication between the two.
Spanski
Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world with over 329 million native speakers. It originated from Latin and has been influenced by Arabic and, more recently, English. The Royal Spanish Academy oversees the standardization of the Spanish language and promotes reforms. While there are some differences between Spanish spoken in Spain and Latin America, the variations do not prevent easy communication between the two.
The top 10 reasons why Spanish is special
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The document discusses the history of the Spanish language and early Spanish schools in the Philippines. It begins with the origins of Spanish from Latin and its spread through Spain during the Roman Empire and Reconquista period. It then covers the introduction of Spanish to Latin America during colonization and its current status. The document also provides details on the early Spanish schools established in the Philippines by religious orders in the 1500s-1600s, including the Universidad de Santo Tomas, Universidad de San Carlos, and Colegio de San Juan de Letran. It concludes with the establishment of vocational schools in the late 1800s.
Spainish language
Spanish uses the Latin alphabet enriched with the letter ñ ( eñe , which represents the phoneme / ɲ /) and the diagrams ch (represents the phoneme / tʃ /) and ll (represents the phoneme / ʎ /). However, the diagram rr , which represents the phoneme / r /, is not considered part of the alphabet. Thus, the traditional Spanish alphabet contains 28 signs (30 with k and w , which appear only in borrowed words).
GLORIA ANZALDUA How to Tame a Wild Tongue Gloria Anzal.docx
Gloria Anzaldua was born in South Texas in 1942 and grew up speaking Chicano Spanish. She faced discrimination for her language and culture as a child, being punished for speaking Spanish at school. In her essay "How to Tame a Wild Tongue," Anzaldua discusses the complexity of language and identity for Chicanos, who speak a blend of English and Spanish but are not fully embraced by either language. She argues that forms of Spanish like Chicano Spanish have developed naturally through cultural influences and are a valid way for Chicanos to communicate and express their identity.
10 Common Misconceptions about the Spanish Language
This document seeks to address 10 common misconceptions about the Spanish language and people who speak it. Each misconception is presented as a true/false statement with an explanation providing context to show why the statement is false. Some key points made include: Spanish is not spoken the same everywhere and has regional variations; the U.S. does not have an official language; New Mexico was once part of Mexico; not all Mexicans speak Spanish as a first language; Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico's independence day; and Taco Bell serves Americanized rather than authentic Mexican food.
Variety of Spanish
This document discusses the variety of the Spanish language. It notes that Spanish is spoken in over 20 countries, originating from Latin. The language spread across Spain and South America following Columbus' arrival in the Americas. There are differences in vocabulary, phrases, and pronunciation between Spanish dialects in different countries and regions due to geographical isolation and colonial influences. For example, the pronunciation of "ll" and "s, c, z" differs between Spain and South America. The document also examines differences in personal pronouns such as the use of "vosotros" versus "ustedes".
History of Modern Philippine Linguistics and Filipino Linguists and Their Wor...
This document traces the history of Philippine linguistics from pre-colonial times to the present. It discusses the various language policies under different colonial rulers and the evolution of Filipino as the national language. Several prominent Filipino linguists and their pioneering works are also profiled, including Cecilio Lopez, the father of Philippine linguistics, and scholars who studied and translated texts into major Philippine languages. The document concludes that Filipino has now emerged as the national language of unity in the Philippines.
Some unknown facts about spanish language
Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. It is influenced by Arabic and includes words derived from Arabic like "alfombra" and "barrio." Spanish is also the most studied foreign language, with over 20 million people studying it worldwide in 2010. Nearly 22 countries consider Spanish their official language.
Spanish Speaking Countries Around the World
This doc discusses the Spanish-speaking countries around the world, including where they are and why they speak Spanish. Also covered are cultural tidbits helpful for travel to these countries.
Spanish Language In The Us
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