u/Odd_Broccoli_7706

29M from the US. Looking to connect with native Spanish speakers and possibly make a new online friend(s)! My Spanish level is intermediate, but pretty rusty. I mostly need to work on perfecting/remembering all the conjugations, irregular verbs, and expand my vocabulary. Also need help with pronunciation. I have a pretty good foundation though, having grown up around SOME Spanish, being half Mexican.

A bit about me: I’m gay, so lgbt+ friendly. I like to cook, read, and work out. I’m currently on the job hunt for my current field (accounting/finance).

Let me know if interested!

American here looking to improve my rusty (albeit, intermediate level) Spanish. Would it be cool to connect with some of you folks and do a language-exchange? Help me out with Spanish and I can help you out with your English. Lemme know if anyone would be down!

Hey there, I’m interested on the cultural geography of Mexican-Americans and wanted to get some insight. I’m half Mexican myself, and my family is from Nuevo Leon. However, I haven’t met many people from Nuevo Leon outside my family/relatives. But that could be because I’ve lived in the midwest where it’s mostly Mexicans from Zacatecas/Michoacán/Jalisco.

What’s your guys’ intake?

Unemployed for 3 months, going on 4 in a week. Rejection email after rejection email 🥲

So i’m from the US and my mom’s side is from Mexico. I’ve started thinking about getting dual citizenship, particularly with Mexico via descent. Mostly just to have options with buying property or job opportunities, although I’ve heard Mexican salaries aren’t that good. Do you guys think it would be worth it?

This Mexican-American loves Colombia 🇨🇴 :) also because my boyfriend is from there!

As an American, I’m trying to learn more about latin america and the various cultures and history of the region. Is there one country in Latin America that seems to be well known for exporting its culture and entertainment? In essence, has a lot of soft power around the region and the world?

In my experience, Mexico tends to be a big exporter of culture and Spanish films, but i’m not sure if that’s just because I’m in the US and we’re practically neighbors.