I'll Be Me
Latina Lyrics

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Gonna take a whole lot whole lot of lovin
gonna take a whole lot of loving if ya wanna be with me
I said a whole lot whole lot of loving, gonna take a whole lot of loving
if ya wanna be with me

Baby take it easy whoa easy
better take it easy hunny if you wanna be with me
I said easy whoa easy better take it easy hunny

if ya wanna be with me

Sometimes you understand me, sometimes you bring me down
Play me just a little louder fore i'm movin on

I said slow slow down now better slow down baby if ya wanna be with me
Gonna take time little more time now gonna take a little more time if ya wanna be with me
I said a whole lot whole lot of lovin gonna take a whole lot of loving if ya wanna be with me

Sometimes you understand me, sometimes you let me down
Play me just a little louder fore i'm movin on

I said slow slow down now better slow down baby if ya wanna be with me
I said easy whoa easy better take it easy baby
if ya wanna be with me

I said a whole lot whole lot of loving, gonna take a whole lot of loving
if ya wanna be with me whoa ya ah huh

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Latina's song "I'll Be Me" convey a message about the requirements for a relationship to work. The singer stipulates that it will take a "whole lot whole lot of lovin" and "a little more time" from her potential partner. She encourages him to take it easy and slow down, indicating that rushing things won't work in their relationship. Her partner may have some level of misunderstanding about her, sometimes bringing her down, but when they are on the same page, she feels complete. The phrase "play me just a little bit louder" maybe implies that the singer wants her partner to pay more attention and make an effort in the relationship.

Line by Line Meaning

Gonna take a whole lot whole lot of lovin
It will need a great deal of love

gonna take a whole lot of loving if ya wanna be with me
If you want to be with me, you'll have to show a lot of affection

I said a whole lot whole lot of loving, gonna take a whole lot of loving
Emphasizing that it really will take a lot of love

if ya wanna be with me
To be with me, love is a requirement

Baby take it easy whoa easy
Take it slow and steady, baby

better take it easy hunny if you wanna be with me
To be with me, you need to be patient

I said easy whoa easy better take it easy hunny
Again, stressing the need for taking it easy

Sometimes you understand me, sometimes you bring me down
Sometimes you get me, other times you disappoint me

Play me just a little louder fore i'm movin on
Try harder to connect with me or I'll leave

I said slow slow down now better slow down baby if ya wanna be with me
Once more, urging to slow down and be patient

Gonna take time little more time now gonna take a little more time if ya wanna be with me
Just like before, love will take a significant amount of time

whoa ya ah huh
An exclamation of emotion

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Jeannette Markey, Ric Latina

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@tatemcraeismommy

14w↑5.6K

The “It’s just a state or somethin” sounded the most american accent ever 😂😂

@saianana

14w↑701

Best of both worlds 😮‍💨🫶🏻

@Maria10248

14w↑52

⁠@@saiananaReal, I usually speak English but they always want me to speak in Spanish I’m like “Necesitas argo ó qué??”

@FernandoTRA

14w↑3

It's not a state.

@pedroparamo891

14w↑6

@@saianana❤ es un pueblo

@samsowden

14w↑8

@@FernandoTRA and probably nahuatl or maya rather than spanish lol

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@RockyThe3rd

14w↑3.8K

I just ramble in Spanish about why I have to say more to prove I speak Spanish

@melissabloemen

14w↑47

That's what I say in Dutch too, usually sth that it's weird or awkward to suddenly talk in Dutch

@alexlocochon8925

14w↑20

Es como si cuando sabes una segunda lengua, seas un mono que baila (((^^;)

@TravelGeeq

14w↑3

Literally just realized that this month

@Klaudyacampos

14w↑7

Yes exactly insult them a bit too but that’s just my rude ass 😂😂😂

@I_dont_like_people619

10w↑2

Same here 😊

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@tonotonhino3687

14w↑1.5K

You deserve a diplomatic medal from Mexico just for say "parangaricutirimícuaro" correctly! You are the best!

@kaede02mangaka-58

14w↑38

and that fast! hahaahah

@elisabettalacara4580

14w↑12

que significa? (soy italiana)

@kaede02mangaka-58

14w↑66

@@elisabettalacara4580 It's the name of a volcano, but it's also the name of a town close to it in the state of Michoacan, Mexico

@aled35

13w↑55

No, the volcano is Paricutin, the town is Parangaricutiro. Parangaricutirimicuaro is a tongue twister that came from combining but of them cause tourist used to do that so we just kept it.

@kaede02mangaka-58

13w↑4

@@aled35 oooh pftt I was confused too then hahaha

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@Michael-pp1uf

14w↑598

Gotta hit them with the ¿por qué no te callas?

@user-qr3sb1bd5p

14w↑8

Why did I not think of that

@Uhohspaghettio

14w↑4

Yesss lolll

@Amadis691

14w↑7

Like the old king of Spain, LOL.

@kyliekrochets9060

13w

I'm using this 🤓☝️

@Urgirl-Constance

13w

Omg, that is so perfect

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@ericfleming5522

14w↑200

I took Greek in college, and because I got tired of people asking me to say something in Greek spontaneously, I learned to rattle off the raunchiest sexual innuendo that I'd feel comfortable translating out loud when people ask what it means.

@joer8854

14w↑29

I learned one insult in Greek and when I learned what it meant I instantly regretted looking it up. You guys don't mess around with your insults.

@ladykoiwolfe

14w↑1

Nice.

@augustuscaesar8287

13w↑7

I took French in high school, but I'm a polyglot and extremely lucky so I could speak it fluently within a year. If asked to speak it, I always say "Va te faire foutre". I just tell people it means "Hello, how are you?" in an informal way.

@heymagicalday

14w↑109

When people find out I studied Japanese, I often get "Say something in Japanese!" I have a hard enough time knowing what to say in a normal English convo, let alone being put on the spot like that.

@SwissyAthena

14w↑2

I ask for a beer in Japanese

@heymagicalday

14w↑2

@@SwissyAthena That’s a good one!

@LM.312

12w

Some of y’all get too deep in your feelings over these things when it is never that serious to begin with

@ceeshnia

11w

私も

@Kay_kool

14w↑76

Mine is “Aunque te voy a golpear en la cabeza con un pez.”

@YouTubeSupportSucks

14w↑4

That's hilarious

@chavelolara

14w↑152

El Cerro de parangaricutirimicuaro ha sido parangaricutirimicuarizado por un gran parangaricutirimicuarizador, el que logre desparangaricutirimicuarizarlo será un gran desparangaricutirimicuarizador!! Tell them that Ana!!😂😂😂

@eclecticcode

14w↑11

Ooh, I learned a slightly different version from my dad:

El rey de Parangaricutirimícuaro se quiere desparangaricutirimicuarizar, el que lo desparangaricutirimicuarize, buen desparangaricutirimicuarizador será.

Yours has more words, I gotta memorize that version now!

@reginasandoval628

14w↑4

My parents say my Spanish is bad and my mom tells me to say that word to prove her point 😂

@bayronsalazar8247

14w

Parangaricutiromicuaro

@TanisAnnicchiarico

14w↑6

Damn, the closest thing I can think of for an Italian equivalent is the number 555: cinquecentocinquantacinque, but yours blows me out of the water lmao

@rosalee477

14w↑3

I challenged myself to say this and failed twice.

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@somethingclever7180

14w↑712

I'm a fan of 'Algo...en Español' for those situations.

@LisethLemonade

14w↑8

Omg yes

@iabansstuffwithan_i

14w↑4

Algodoo?

@anthonychilders9549

14w↑6

For me in German it’s „Mehr…in Deutsch!“

@somethingclever7180

14w↑5

@@anthonychilders9549 In German, I'm happy when they're not trying to sing Rammstein at me.

@Firan25

10w

@@somethingclever7180 Honestly, taking german right now. I already had a plan if someone started doing that crap. XD

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@rirrian

14w↑5

Broooo me too!!!! I’m fluent in Chinese and when I tell ppl that they ALWAYS want me to say something and I’ll be like “give me a phrase or a word” and after they say _ I’ll hv to translate it in my head to say it out loud😂😂

@Z.A.N.E

11w↑1

I think having a go-to phrase is super helpful no matter what language(s) you're learning/know (I personally use song lyrics)

Sometimes you just have no clue what to say and you know people just wanna hear something impressive

@strawb3rryartist

14w↑1.4K

Then you have to look at them and say “so you know English? say something more” and watch their brain break 😊

Y’all have literally started a war but thanks for 1.2 k likes 👍

There’s no way this has 1.3 likes thanks!!!!!!

@Alejandrapark97

14w↑28

Don't worry we also have to deal with "a ver di algo en inglés" xD it's annoying

@strawb3rryartist

14w↑4

Never had this many likes lol ❤

@KidSereneonxbox

14w↑6

That would only work on someone whose first language isn't english😂..saying speak more English doesn't make sense.

@CiciChess

14w

I just say "I wanna hit your head with a fish" in one of the 3 languages I speak outside my country's language

@reckless_herb

14w↑2

that only makes sense if the convo isn’t in english. like duh they know english. of course you’ll break their brain because you said something weird. it makes sense to be curious how someone sounds in a different language than the one you use with them if you’ve never heard them speak it, and you find out they do

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@WantedVisual

14w↑31

The go-to phrase is "something more". In Spanish.

@vworldgaming

14w↑6

She’s so gorgeous 😍❤️

@blake3606

14w↑5

I usually say "For example, what?"

@elknights2675

14w↑199

I normally just say either “por que no los dos” or “donde está la biblioteca” works well enough to confuse

@mktrill

14w↑12

Try "me pica el dedo del pie"
Or if you really want to confuse them just see "estrenó mi ropa" and then when they ask what they means you can only say there's no word for that in English

@CiciChess

14w↑14

I dont speak Spanish I speak Portugese and Dutch and Japanese and French but I just say "I wanna hit your head with a fish" in whatever language they ask about

@psychedelicpegasus7587

14w↑4

Me llamo T-Bone, la arãna discoteco 😂

@mitchbart8242

14w

@@mktrill¿Qué significa eso de "estrenó mi ropa"? Nunca he escuchado esa expresión.

@mktrill

14w↑1

@@mitchbart8242 estrenar es como cuando te compras ropa para ir a le escuela (o colegio) y te lo pones por primera vez, casi presumiendo pero no en un sentido negativo

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@Ricktatorship07

14w↑32

What gets me is "can you teach me Spanish?" Nooo I can't, no Tengo la paciensa ni las ganas jaja

@user-hv8yb6jf5u

14w↑3

Or just... What do you want me to teach you? just some phrases or the actual language? Where do you want to start???
There are so many options!!!

@MNNER_jsjs_.3.

@@user-hv8yb6jf5u pero para eso hay que tener ganas jaj

@BlackHoleSpain

4w↑1

I'd answer, Spanish has 95,000 words... so it will be $95,000

@livvilou

14w↑1

CAN WE PLEASE HAVE YOUR HAIR ROUTINE- im actually sobbing it always looks FLAWLESS <3

@odurs

12w↑1

Your shorts never fail to entertain me 😂

@sergiog3842

14w↑20

Say the volcano in Mexico, "El Popocatepetl"

@gabyontiveros7753

14w↑2

Es nahuatl

@yveltalsea

not Spanish lol :) this was before the spaniards came lol.

@EmmaLynnAuman-pn6pm

14w↑3

Im your 9th comment and your 197th like and im not Hispanic but i speak Spanish and they ask me random words and they act like i know what it is.

@anthonygroenewold

14w↑52

I usually just tell them in Spanish how annoying it is when people ask me to speak Spanish just to hear my accent 😅

@paigenoel8913

14w↑4

I’m not Hispanic but I was bilingual when I was younger and people asked me that so much I developed a go-to phrase as well. Now, 10 years without practicing has made it very hard to speak but I still understand pretty well and can definitely still say my go-to phrase

@nido.del.aguila2667

14w

you're racist

@Eclipseee_

14w↑1

I swear her eyes change color every time she switches angles 😭

@davidmcgroty1505

14w↑51

I'm an American that speaks Russian. I always use, "What do you want me to say in Russian?" when someone asks me to say something.

@WandaMaximoff1998

14w↑2

Same haha 😂

@mellobello8424

14w↑2

I don’t know why but when I read your comment I ended up reading it with a Russian accent 🤦🏻‍♀️🙈

@ninimeggie4771

14w↑31

That is my exact response and they always just stare wide-eyed

@Lexy_Taylors_Version

14w↑1

😂😂 you got it! They don’t know you’re actually asking them something 😂

@DEPHCON.est.2002

14w↑1

The talk twister is a perfect choice 🤣. I can't even pronounce that.

@carolinamurtha3102

14w↑61

I get asked so often as a “no sabo” kid why I was born in colombia but don’t speak Spanish when both my parents are full on Colombian too? The answer is I was born there, raised in the USA and that’s not how language works. It doesn’t care where you popped out, if you learn to speak it then it sticks. So I can answer in Spanish “I know, I know, I was born there and am bad for not speaking Spanish.”

I’m pretty sure this is my villain origin story.

@pequenito2

14w↑10

yess 🗣️🗣️🗣️ im colombian american and ppl r like ur colombian y dont u speak more in spanish? (im like semi fluent ya sabes) and im like 👁️👄👁️ bro i need someone else to talk too? i cant be out here having a whole convo w myself 😭

@pandorius

14w↑5

And let's not even get into the "but you don't SOUND Colombian" when you DO say something in Spanish!! (1/2 Colombian here)

@carolinamurtha3102

14w↑5

@@pandorius that’s so funny because one of my problems is that my accent it “too good” to not be more fluent. I’m the only of my siblings born in Colombia so my dad was really hard on my accent whenever I said anything in Spanish. It adds to the disappointment because “you speak it so well.” Yeah, well, I don’t speak or understand Korean but I can nail a couple of K-pop songs that aren’t in English so 🤷🏻‍♀️. That’s not how language works either 🥺.

@carolinamurtha3102

14w↑1

@@pequenito2 did you grow up in America? I grew up near the Mexican border so I was around a lot of Mexican Spanish and between our accents being completely different and the slang (do NOT call anyone Mexican a “pendejo.” Meanwhile, my family calls all us kids “pendejo” in a daily basis.) That and many of my cousins were also half Colombian and American and spoke very little Spanish, the only people i could speak with was the older family members. I totally get “who else was there to talk to? Just me?”

@pequenito2

14w↑2

@@carolinamurtha3102 yeah I grew up in Georgia so the accent im more familiar with is Colombian, specifically the Rolo/Bogota accent since thats where my family is from. But almost every summer I would go down to florida cuz thats where the majority lives and in south florida there’s more cuba/puertican accents. Also the slang part is so true. Like carajo is like damn but other places it’s rlly bad or so iv been told. And same thing with pendejo.

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@Bobcat-1967

14w↑11

You have the most captivating expressions.😍

@michaelgrantham1871

14w↑3

after 40 years of not using the Spanish I grew up with, the only phrases I remember anymore will reliably start a fight in any bar in Fort Worth's Northside. I can't remember any to STOP a fight though.

@Bgl369

18h

😂😂😂 we use to play saying that growing up to see who would get tongue twisted first! Love it! 😂❤️😂

@user-vd1rk6mc2l

14w↑46

😂 that’s the perfect comeback

@MariaJulianaGuzmanCharle-iu9vc

14w↑9

i sometimes say, que quieres que diga pendeja/o

@TGSamantha091

14w↑1

Manzana.. The street I live on.. I didn't realize was a food.. and Spanish no less.. LOL

@JoBeAnimations

13w

Dude same 😂 before i even heard your phrase i was gonna say the same thing- i usually just "que debo decir en ese idioma??" And they just get the point 😂

@weekmix

14w↑15

You can tell 'em a piece of "sabiduría popular":
¿Sabías que es mejor estar callado y parecer tonto, que abrir la boca y demostrarlo? Aplícate el cuento.

@StoryTelling1O1

10w

Here is a translation for those who need it; “ Did you know that it is better to be silent and look stupid than to open your mouth and show it? Apply the story”

your welcome!!!

@roseconlon6773

14w↑4

It’s not that we don’t believe you know it but we are so intrigued that we want to hear more! I used to go to school with a girl who was from Finland and I had said I know this sounds culturally insensitive but please say something in Finish and she repeated the sentence back to me and it was amazing and literally made my love for foreign language. All languages and cultures are so amazing I want to learn them all!

@josefinahernandez3252

14w↑1

"Parangutirimicuaro"

@missbeaussie

13w

"Slap your face" in Italian is my go to phrase

@roserosiesroses__

14w↑5

Literally i hate when people tell me to say something in spanish so i just say Qué quieres que diga or Qué quieres, bruja

@user-ss4vb2sz5v

14w↑5

Paranguirimiricuaro un nombre de un pueblo y un volcan!😂😂😂

@deonax

14w

Just say whatever comes to mind. This rant works perfectly.

@Nightingale2023

12w

I'm not a child who grew up in a bilingual household, but I've been studying in Spanish, and this ALWAYS HAPPENS!!! THANKS❤❤❤❤

@MiguelAngel-kf3gx

14w↑2

❤🙏🏼facts

@MiguelAngel-kf3gx

14w↑1

Pin me 🤍

@coachchris424

14w↑5

When being Latina is your entire personality

@brendagarcia3733

Don't forget "they know English so good٫ say something"😂

@laurenfosen9090

8w↑1

Yeah I always say: “Qué quieres que te diga”
It means: “what do you want me to say?”
I agree it’s the best one ever 🤓☝🏼

@mellobello8424

14w↑5

watagatapitusberry?!?!? 🤷🏻‍♀️

@KHAT0VAR

14w↑3

My go to phrase to show I don’t speak Spanish is, “Lo siento pero mi vocabulario español es limitado.” They don’t believe me.

@BlackHoleSpain

4w↑1

Because you're using well-educated words (vocabulary, limited) which are not supposed to be known if you ignore the language. Average Joe doesn't talk like that.

@KHAT0VAR

@@BlackHoleSpain It is deliberate and I personally find it funny. Especially when you consider that the impressive words are all cognates.

@iixlyxii

14w↑1

as a hispanic this happens all the time

@that_one_raccoon

"i dunno why fruits are the only thing i can think of atm"
REAL. THIS IS SO TRUE, I FELT THIS IN MY SPIRIT

@mike-oxlong

14w↑2

Algo Mas 😂

@Infititem35

14w↑2

Hahaha

@jenniferspears7074

14w

I love hearing you speak Spanish😊. It’s a beautiful language and watching your videos, in which you speak Spanish, are great❤.

@clementine3418

Why is this so true lol. This happened to me but the opposite. I was the only kid who could speak English in a Spanish-speaking country so the kids would always gather around me asking me to say something in English and I swear to god I would always say “tree”. It was ALWAYS tree 😂

@IuriFiedoruk

14w↑2

Hola, que tal? Is good enough and has no deep meaning.

@bethanystocks9104

Haha I felt this. I’m taking French in high school right now and whenever someone learns that they’re like say something in French and I’m like, what tho? 😂 and then usually always end up talking about food

@DefnotQuinny

13w↑1

I’m not Hispanic but I know Spanish and I swear my whole family be saying that

@user-wq5bd6sx2l

14w↑1

Parangaricutirimícuaro it’s a volcano 🌋 in Mexico lol 😂❤

@paulasweat3030

14w

You’re so funny and you have exactly the right attitude

@ILoveMinecraftLU

9w↑1

this is really relatable because when i was 6 i knew french and english and i was at a Mexican primary school and i did not know what to say and now i live in france and all my friends in highschool ask me to say something either in spanish or english(American English Btw)

@tonivega3478

14w

Omg!!! My dad used to have me say pajarotiringimicuaro as a spanish tongue twister all the time, and camaron caramelo. They’re spanish tongue twisters! Lol i thought I was the only person who’d ever had to learn that. That was too relatable as someone who also grew up in a hispanic white/mexican household lol

@limalicious

14w

In true sarcastic form, my godmother says, "Algo más."

@ELISCHANEL138

13w

Why is this the most relatable thing ever

@negreteveronica

10w

Best response "algo"

@Subtonwwchannel

14w

I’d honestly say “go away” in Spanish when they ask 😭‼️

@jerometruitt2731

14w

You should say: "My name is Inego Montoya, you killed my father...prepare to die" but in Spanish 😂😂😂

@sylvina9

14w

Parangaricutirimícuaro!!! 🏆
That's definitely the perfect answer!!!

@XxcheyaxX

14w

I love your hair and bangs, you should make a hair tutorial, your hair and makeup is always so perfect ❤ even without it done you’re so gorgeous

@stephanie5878

14w

Literally say "something more in Spanish" in Spanish 😂

@slayersentience666

14w

Everytime someone asks me to speak a bit of german: "I ate an apple today" 😂

@saracantrell7071

14w

I've definitely used "¿Qué quieres que te diga?"

@zok6064

14w

I feel like the best response is simply "something more in spanish". That's what they're asking after all.

@Ashley_IRL

7w↑1

For me, it's English. My Hispanic family is like WOW

@rika7208

14w

THANK YIU FOR PUTTING IT OUT THERE!! I HAVE BEEN THINKING THIS FOR MONTHS!!!

@strawnico

12w

I'm Brazilian but I can relate! every time someone finds out I can speak English they'll ask me that damn question and I'm always like "what do you want me to say? do you want me to introduce myself?" and they'll be ooover the moon with that!

@thesnailinyourbackyard

13w

bro her being mexican and her knowing Spanish is literally her whole personality

@SergioImbarlina

14w

You pretty much captured exactly what happens when my daughter asks me to say something en Espanish.

@mmix224

14w

I just pronounce "Popocatepétl" the correct way, followed by "pues, que quieres que te diga"😂

@alisoncamm

12w

This happens to me when someone mentions that I speak English and they just want me to prove it to them. I usually just go for the "what do you want me to say?" and they don't understand the question so that's the end of it lol

@guytruman6640

Ahahaha I lived in Colombia for 6 months I don't know how often I was asked to speak in English I'd just say "What would you like me to say?" 🤣

@kenadiethomas9312

13w↑1

I’m not fluent in Spanish( I’m fluently English) but I did take Spanish in high school, so my favorite phrase to say is “
Yo no Sey” which means I don’t know

@BlackHoleSpain

"Say" is not a word in Spanish language.
1st singular person for verb "to know" is SÉ
Furthermore, we don't need subjects and in most sentences are being ommited (missing) since the verb carries all information about who is performing the action. So full phrase just would be: "no sé"

@TheKyfe

14w

My favorite phrase is "Please tell your pony to stop eating off of my bologne tree."

@kjeracarroll450

13w

I love it! Perfect response!

@pauliinapaasikivi4972

10w

I had this same problem when other kids learned i could speak a little bit of russian because i had to live there for a year due family circumstances. The "what do you want me to say?" was also my go to 😂

@rolesalacuesta6260

"No gracias, Soy alérgico a los crustáceos"

@FrankCosbyNo-Relation

7w↑1

When they would tell me to say something in Spanish, i would always say "silla" 😅 i don't know why

@gabrielamontenegro7045

13w

Duuuudeee! Parangaricutirimicuaro!! Many childhood memories unlocked. Thank you :)

@rusnemarcauskaite6208

14w

I speak another language than english and when people ask me to say something I immediately forget the whole language 😂

@bluetruth8691

14w

When people used to ask me to speak in my language I’d just say “tree” because it sounds fancy 😂

@RuSeriousRightNow

14w

My brain scrambles and they think I’m lying 😢

@tickledapathy713

14w

"Donde esta mi cerveza?" Lol that's my go to Spanish phrase 🤣

@Elaynarain_24

11w

Why is this so true whenever I moved to new school I tell them I’m Mexican American they’re like say something in Spanish I’m just like why can’t i think of anything to say😭

@Bella-Rose.

14w↑1

Carro que pasa or carro que es esto is my go always lol ❤😂 even my coworkers know that's my favorite word lol!!!

@BlackHoleSpain

???? That has no full meaning.

@jd_.cooper._eq

My go to is "¿qué? ¿Qué? ¿QUÉ?" Getting progressively more angry.

@gonzarellious6102

14w↑1

My kid's Japexican (Japanese/Mexican), and she runs into the same thing. Hilarious as all hell. To me. But that's all that matters.

@dannuccinelsonfamilyemail9662

Bruh when someone asks me smthn to say in Spanish I'm always like manzanas like idk what else to say😂

@Ur_fave11556

12w

This is so relatable 😂

@richardjstuart3978

14w

Say "Holy cow. My penguin is drunk, again." In spanish. Useful go to phrase.

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