Ever wondered how Mexicans started speaking Spanish mainly?

[Ness]

Because it was in their home stadium with majority people. A lot of Asian and African countries in the same position kept languages, I just wondered the how

Those African and Asian countries r still mostly composed of the indigenous pop. Cant say the same for Mexico tho.

 

[Cake]

Enlighten me on how you came up with this conclusion.

I see them everywhere and they annoy me

 

[Reactor1804]

If any of yall really interested in researching more about the topic, there's a good chapter on it in a book called Empire of the Word: A Language History of the World by Nicholas Ostler. If you interested in languages and the history of languages like me, it's a must-read.

 

[jackswstd]

I see them everywhere and they annoy me

So you think Latinos are gonna enslave black folks and force them to speak Spanish, because you see them everywhere and they annoy you

 

[eufemism]

a lot of old heads that i've known over the years all know dialecto or a weird ass way of speaking that sounds nothing like spanish that had me like


i'm not suprised the original languages of central america died out. with everyone learning spanish there was no reason to teach it to their children. in the more secluded parts of central america people still speak older languages or variations of it

 

[Cake]

So you think Latinos are gonna enslave black folks and force them to speak Spanish, because you see them everywhere and they annoy you

yes

I'll be back with staristjcs, studies, and quotes. And I'm talking all Americans not just brehs.

 

[Mess World]

You think the Mayanians that they say mysteriously disappeared over night got murked straight up on a mission for gold?

There's still Mayans , hell there's even Mayans in SF. I was at a Mexican bar and this dude was speaking Mayan

 

[Man]

Americas history month#

 

[Mess World]

 

[Mess World]

a lot of old heads that i've known over the years all know dialecto or a weird ass way of speaking that sounds nothing like spanish that had me like


i'm not suprised the original languages of central america died out. with everyone learning spanish there was no reason to teach it to their children. in the more secluded parts of central america people still speak older languages or variations of it

They didn't die out there's hella languages in Latin America it's just Americans think all Latinos speak Spanish

It's like saying all Africans speak Swahili

 

[BlackAchilles]

Sleep through world history in hs breh

 

[Tom Foolery]

I mean, is it really that much of a mystery?