how do you speak mexican?
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There is no such language as mexican, but S-P-A-N-I-S-H. Try looking online, like google. Or perhaps Borders of Barnes && Noble have a great selection of learner's guides.
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Question and Answer in Spanish.
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I learned a good deal of Spanish, just living in California, and working with mostly hispanics.  I think the best way to learn Spanish is to be around nothing but Spanish-speaking natives.  You would learn Spanish the fastest, by studying a Spanish book (from your schools library or Spanish class) and taking a 6 month vacation to a non-tourist area of Mexico, and just try to make some friends.  This may not be practical, but you would learn the dilects and 'figures of speech' etc. that cannot be taught in a textbook.
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practicing everyday .talking to someone who speaks spanish too. Be patience and have a electronic translator with voice.\nAnother way is to play a game or interact with people in spanish such as on a online game.\nIt makes learning a new language fun even if you do get the more colorful words first..lol\nListening to music like ballads in spanish and the radio.
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What is your name : ¿Cómo te llamas? or if you don't know the person that well, ¿Cómo le llama Usted?\n\nJust to be clear, this actually means "How do you call yourself", but that's how the Mexicans say it.\n\nMy name is : Me llamo Shaun (or whatever your name is)\n\nAgain, this means, "I call myself Shaun", but that's how it's said in Mexico.\n\nAre you ready to go to lunch : ¿Estás listo para almorzar?\n\nAnd dude, instead of asking, you could just go to Google, click Language Tools, and it'll translate stuff for you. It's not the most accurate thing, but it'll get you through.
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The details on how to speak it are here...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_dutch\n...under language game.
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There are plenty of native languages in Mexico, though usually the granparents are the only ones that speak them well. The main one is Nahuatl, it was spoke by the Aztecs and smaller tribes like the Tlaxcaltecs. Another that I have heard spoken was nixit (I am not sure of the spelling) it was in Chiapas Mexico where they have indigenous tribes that still keep to their traditions, they live completely off he land and make their own clothes in a traditional way. I unfortunately cannot speak either language, but then again I am not from there, my husband knows a few phrases in Nahuatl.
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put a pencil (horizontal way) between your lips then roll the tongue to the back without touching the pencil, you'll get the sound and the mouth will kind of vibrate.\n\n1st your try to make that sound, then try some words...\ncarro, perro, gorra, ferrocarril
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The most effective way is to practice with a fluent Spanish speaker.  I remember when I was learning in school, I surrounded myself with Spanish speakers so that I could practice. Also, Michel Thomas has a program that's supposed to be good.
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i speak spanish? what do you need help in? como te puedo ayudar?
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I don't know much about Mexican music, but I know the best way to learn whatever style you want on guitar is to listen, imitate and absorb the kind of music you want to play. Just listen to you're favorite flamenco music, try to play it on your guitar(use you ear NOT tab, thats the most important). After a while you will start to understand how it's made, you'll see typical patterns and phrases and slowly it will come through in your playing.
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THANK YOU! \ngod, it's so annoying.\ni'm salvadorian and dang, i can't believe people STILL think mexico is the only place that speaks spanish.\ni mean, mexico is awesome, but people need to get informed!\nyeah i go to a predominantly caucasian school and these people (i'm not stereotyping, i'm just saying. lol) they're like, "el salvador? what's that? isn't it the same thing as mexico?"\nit's frustrating, too, when your spanish teacher specifically speaks about only mexico when explaining a quinceanera. it's a latin american tradition, not just a mexican one.\n\n\nhaha. i got a little excited there, so sorry!
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do a mexican dance and be a b-i-t-c-h to mexicans
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I can see why you might have difficulties with this one. Let me break it down for you.\n\n1. First of all, YOU have to visit a Mexican community. Mexicans are Spanish-speaking people who come from a country called Mexico, which is located immediately south of the USA. When they live together as a group of families in the USA, these areas can be called Mexican communities. You only need to visit one of these communities.\n\n2. When you are there, you have to write down what you see around you. Put down in writing what the people are doing, how they live, how they relax, what they wear and so on.\n\n3. After finishing stage 2., you are required to state what were the features of the community that most pleased you. You can notice if you like some thing, because normally it will make you smile.
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You're trying too hard.  I live in California, and I was once married to a Mexican. Just smile and be friendly.  Ask an older one for help with your Spanish.  Like with any one else, they'll have to get to know you.
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Watch TLN channel 35 AND WATCH SOAP OPERAS. Try to find someone who speaks fluently and can practise basic conversation with you. Go to the library and pick up some beginner spanish learning books, children books are best because they have pictures and they break things down for you. Something to keep in mind, spanish like english has many different accents and slang words from country to country, a word can mean one thing in say colombia and something totally different in peru. Also many countries have words that are native only to that country. e.g. in english we have ebonics, southern accents, proper english etc
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WELL MEX I WOULD LOVE TO LEARN HOW TO SPEAK TWO LANGUAGES ONE IS:\n1)JAPANESE BECAUSE I LOVE THEIR CULTURE AND WOULD LOVE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PEOPLE THERE!!!!\n2)Indian Language so I could speak to my best friend in The \n  Whole Wide World And Could Learn His culture and his\n  people and what they are about!!!!\n *Peace*\n  ~Lynda R.Leavy~