I get what you’re saying here but i think it’s more common and average for people outside of the US to know 2+ languages. We’re the odd ones out
I mean that's because they're smaller and closer to so many different ones
lots of people are bilingual in the USA
if history and geography were different itd be different yk
Bro thank you, really
That man was a huge influence on me!
Side A. 5th listen. raw thoughts.

@YungPapi
90’s Michelle Williams in movies
Uhhh she’s like barely 18 for a majority of the 90’s????
but there is a prevailing america>> type of attitude that makes it also remain this way on top of everything else
Thank you so much!!! I've actually flipped that track a bunch of times but I think that's the best one
I love it!!!
Uhhh she’s like barely 18 for a majority of the 90’s????
I thought the movie I’m watching was from 90’s it’s from 2003
Uhhh she’s like barely 18 for a majority of the 90’s????
he gon get him outta here
Yeah, I just feel like it’s much easier to learn two languages than it is three.
I’m pretty sure it gets easier actually after your second depending on your starting language and target language
Activated is gonna have a whole second verse
Bridge? Maybe but idk if that's type of track
You guys are fr hearing this as it's being made
I love it!!!
Thank you so much!!!
Side A. 5th listen. raw thoughts.

Bro thank you, really
might have to drop the s***
Bro thank you, really
might have to drop the s***
i wont sample snipe but you cooked that flip man
I mean that's because they're smaller and closer to so many different ones
lots of people are bilingual in the USA
if history and geography were different itd be different yk
Melting pot culture/ country doesn’t melt the languages just forces to assimilate
Interesting!
Melting pot culture/ country doesn’t melt the languages just forces to assimilate
Interesting!
like ET said
since there's so many different cultures it doesnt make sense to try and make immigrants have to worry about navigating more than one main language
I thought the movie I’m watching was from 90’s it’s from 2003
Is that right
That s*** really came from the heart too, meant every word
Melting pot culture/ country doesn’t melt the languages just forces to assimilate
Interesting!
Every Filipino person I know that speaks Tagalog always speaks Tagalog mixed with English (in the same sentence)
But I always wonder if that’s part of tagalog naturally or they’re mixing
Every Filipino person I know that speaks Tagalog always speaks Tagalog mixed with English (in the same sentence)
that's our culture because the US was up in the motherland bruh
more of a projection than anything else
you wouldnt understand...you were 3 the last time a good song released
But I always wonder if that’s part of tagalog naturally or they’re mixing
theyre mixing
But I always wonder if that’s part of tagalog naturally or they’re mixing
they code switch with it too
a lot of work stuff is in english
like ET said
since there's so many different cultures it doesnt make sense to try and make immigrants have to worry about navigating more than one main language
Not saying immigrants I’m referring more to those in school
Like I’m not saying make all legal documents Spanish or whatever. Im saying have a real comprehensive language program for a second language in school. I’d choose Spanish bc of its prevalence in the states
But I always wonder if that’s part of tagalog naturally or they’re mixing
Mixing
Spanish people do this s*** a lot specifically carribean Spanish speakers. It’s annoying bc I’ll second guess if what I heard was English or not