El Spanglish es flojera, y por flojos perdemos nuestras raíces.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Cuidado con el billete/dinero/plata
Otra palabra aguda... al final del día no deja de ser otro acento perdido. De todas maneras me gustaría compartir con ustedes que, minutos antes de subir este acento, encontré una joya para mañana... ya verán!!
...saw its origin back in June (23rd, 2009) when Pablo Zulaica Parra started it in Mexico, DF, where he is a copywriter for an advertising agency.
The initiative came to the United States after Aroldo Nery, Strategist at the RE agency, and proud Colombian, saw the importance to preserve a language being lost in the confines of what we call Spanglish.
Aroldo’s educational and professional development had been in The United States, and he’s ashamed to admit his written Spanish isn’t where it should be, as a native Spanish speaker. Therefore, he feels compelled to help Hispanic teenagers (and the community in general) so they don’t go through the same situation.
Join us!
e-mail us: acentosperdidosusa [at] gmail [dot] com
Otra palabra aguda... al final del día no deja de ser otro acento perdido. De todas maneras me gustaría compartir con ustedes que, minutos antes de subir este acento, encontré una joya para mañana... ya verán!!
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