THE CANARY ISLANDERS IN LOUISIANA. LOUISIANA, SAINT BERNARD. NEW ORLEANS. DELACROIX ISLAND

6;26 sounds like old timers speaking puerto rican spanish

Como da vueltas el mundo. Mis abuelos emigraron a Cuba de Canarias. Mis padres despues emigraron a los Estados Unidos, yo naci en Colorado en 1971. Cuando tenia un ano me mandaron a vivir a Tenerife, ahi me crie en La Laguna y Santa Cruz. Despues regrese a USA para la Universidad y mucho mucho despues en el 2005 (Katrina) estoy en el Army que fuimos destinados a rescatar gente justamente a Saint Bernard Parish a la parte en donde estan todos los Canarios y termino rescatando a uno.

Entonces tendrás ambas nacionalidades ¿no? La española y la estadounidense ¿verdad?

aeseeke, Acadians were the original French inhabitants of Nova Scotia (Acadie), who were exiled by the English in 1755, and their descendents. Louisiana-born Acadians are called Cajuns.

Yes Puerto Rican Spanish is marked by Canary Island Spanish regionalisms, as well as Andalucian. Don't let linguistic prejudice ever knock Puerto Rican Spanish. Also look at a map and look at where the Canary Islands are...closer to Northwest Africa than Spain...and where the Spanish first experimented with slave plantation labor and colonial administration before doing so in the Americas.

Pero que hacen Canarios alla tan lejos...Que se vuelvan pa´ca que hace tiempo bueno y echense un vaso de Leche Con Gofio.

El Tete A Primera O Si Nena.

je ne comprends pas ce que vous avez juste dit

isn't every thing ignored about the south

Who are the Akadians?

yes! lol..it sounds VERY puerto rican...
i thought that the puerto rican accent was based on the native tainos of puerto rico influencing the spanish language but i heard that its the CANARY islanders that came to cuba/puerto rico that gave the puerto ricans their accent...its surprising...perhaps the islanders and other spaniards influenced LATIN america even more then i originally thought....like the food horchata/platanos etc