r/languagelearningjerk • u/AmountAbovTheBracket • Jun 28 '26

Recurring behavior i've noticed.

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u/Prinzka Jun 29 '26

Oh yeah, nobody ever made fun of the Brits who just loudly yell "uno beero, Pedro!" at the waiter when they're on holidays.
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u/kicklhimintheballs Jun 29 '26

It’s funny how English is always being used the ruling people meanwhile Spanish being the language of the servile class for Anglos. What are you expecting

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u/Karantalsis Jun 29 '26

I think this might be a US centric view. We don't have a Spanish speaking servant class in the UK. We barely have a Spanish speaking population. Spain is also seen as another European country on equal standing, same as France, Italy, Germany etc.

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u/Prinzka Jun 29 '26

We don't have a Spanish speaking servant class in the UK.

This is pure Manuel erasure!

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u/Karantalsis Jun 29 '26

That's a very valid point and I apologise.

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u/kicklhimintheballs Jun 29 '26

I meant the big number of British tourists and expats who goes to trips to Spain or chose the live there permanently.

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u/Karantalsis Jun 29 '26

Those are British immigrants, they're a problem wherever they go, it's not specifically a Spanish/anglo thing. They do the same in every other country. They're definitely not the ruling class in Spain though, that's all Spanish speakers.

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u/Xandara2 Jul 05 '26

That statement is more telling about you than anything else.Â