Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Islamic and Arabic Influences on Mazatleco Spanish

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1 comment:

  1. Lovely post. I love the phrase echándole ganas. My cleaning lady uses the phrase "Hay que echarle ganas" all the time, especially after talking about hardships she's going through. I still say "bien gracias" when people ask how I am, although I've thrown in "aquí ando" time to time, even though I still hadn't quite figured out how to use it. "Aquí ando, chambeando..."? Think I'll give up on that one and use sigo de pie instead.

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