Anthony Kun
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Or they could all learn German for Klopp?
Chelsea in reported talks with Pellegrini??
Chelsea in reported talks with Pellegrini??
Anthony Kun said:Or they could all learn German for Klopp?
Chelsea in reported talks with Pellegrini??
Joehannes said:Anthony Kun said:Or they could all learn German for Klopp?
Chelsea in reported talks with Pellegrini??
Source?
Joehannes said:Anthony Kun said:Or they could all learn German for Klopp?
Chelsea in reported talks with Pellegrini??
Source?
Aye Chilean Spanish is horrible, it's a bit like Andalucian. The miss out the last letter (especially the S's) so all the words merge together instead of being pronounced separately.SINCS said:Si hablo espanol! Plus first post.
I'm English married to a Venezuelan and speak reasonable Spanish.
I have found it interesting contrasting David Silva (Canarian) to the Argentinians.
FWIW Their Spanish is reputed to be among the nicest to listen to, possibly for
Italian inflections in Argentinian Spanish.
Pellegrini has a very deep fast talking kind of Spanish, as if he leaves no spaces between words. He'll speak English so it hardly merits mentioning.
Don't forget the Welsh influenceSINCS said:Si hablo espanol! Plus first post.
FWIW Their Spanish is reputed to be among the nicest to listen to, possibly for
Italian inflections in Argentinian Spanish.
geoffchall said:Ah he was - now he's a naturalised Failsworth kid.PhuketBlue said:geoffchall said:We already have four native Spanish-speakers in the team, Zaba, Silva & The Argies.
Zaba is an Argie.
Of course you're right The Argies is just in-house shorthand for when we play Aguerro/Tevez as attacking pair. Disappointed in some ways that Zaba's Manc isn't as thick as it could be. I have always loved it when you get a combination of local English and original foreign accents. Dietmar Hamman's Germano-English was quite good but the prize always went to Jan Molby's Danish Scouse.