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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 11:00 AM


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y usted? de donde son sus raizes?


Creo que dijo Tijuana.
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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 11:25 AM


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intento cumplido compa!!! darte risa... porque esa es el sabor de vida aqui en baja sur que me disfruta tanto...reirse con la palomia.

pues, Canada crecio con muchos emigrados como mexico...llegaron los gueros de Europa conquistar los indios en el nombre de Dios...asi que 2 de mis abuelos eran de Europa y uno con sangre indigena por parte de mi abuelo paternal. Asi que soy de raza mixta pero corazon pura! PURA VIDA!

y usted? de donde son sus raizes?


Te preguntaba por k crei k eras 100% anglosajona. Dominas el espaniol muy bn, lo cual es dificil para un anglosajon. Ahora si dices k tienes raices latinas, pues me suena mas logico k domines el espaniol. Yo soy 100% mexicano, nacido en Tijuana, de padres y abuelos mexicanos, y supongo k algun tatarabuelo fue espaniol y la otra indigena. Soy mestizo pues. Domino el ingles en un 70% aproximadamente si es k menos, y lo hablo con un acento mas o menos estadounidense, ya k la mayor parte de TV k se ve en Tijuana, proviene, mas bn provenia de San Diego. Hoy en dia, pues ya hay mucha TV x cable por ende la programacion extranjera ya viene casi toda doblada. Pero en aquellos anios la TV abierta si era casi toda en ingles. Es por ello k por eso domino el ingles en ese porcentaje. Ademas casi todo casi todo nacido Tijuana en los los ochentas y para atras, cruzan o cruzaban s California muy seguido y pues aprendia uno mas ingles. Hoy en dia cruzar a San Ysidro, Chula Vista o National City es como seguir en Tijuana por el alto numero de hispanoparlantes, mexicanos en su mayoria. Ni k decir del resto del edo de California.

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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 11:28 AM


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y usted? de donde son sus raizes?


Creo que dijo Tijuana.

Buena respuesta Dennis. Y tambien en mi perfil dice.
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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 11:49 AM


eso ya sabia pero que me refiero y que me interes mas son sus abuelos...tanto como en California, mucha gente no nacieron alli pero vienen de otra partes...y es interesante saber de donde viene los raizes...Sonoroa, Jalisco etc...para saber como bailes pues!!! jjajajaja.
otra preguntita....que preguntona verdad? que genero de musica te gusta? Te digo despues porque...jeje




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Fijate que en México, al menos yo, no le doy tanta importancia al arbol genealógico. Creo k dicho árbol en EE.UU si es importante sobre todo entre los irlandeses. En mi caso, solo te puedo decir k mi padre biologico, es de Zacatecas, pero mi madre es de Tijuana. Mis abuelos maternos son de Jalisco y Colima, respectivamente. Por lo demas, nunca me he puesto a investigar de donde son mis ancestros. Y con respcto a la musica, mi favorita es el pop en espanio e ingles. Olvidate que me guste la banda, la tambora, la norteña etc. No te he de mentir que en algunos caso si he escuchado dicha musica, pero no es muy comun. Por ejemplo Ramón Ayala, Los Tucanes, Los Bukis, tienen algunas canciones k me gusta escuhar. Asi que tengo algo de folklor mexicano. jeje.
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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 06:45 PM
OK, I Apologize


For opening such a can of worms.

I just wanted to know what a polite response is I should say.




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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 06:54 PM


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I just wanted to know what a polite response is I should say.


How about, "You're welcome." :biggrin:
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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 06:55 PM


Hi Gypsy, i wouldnt call it a worm can opening. In fact, thank u for posting this polite thing. Ive interacting with some very intelligent people here. Specially Shari, who is now one of my best friends in Baja Nomad. She told me NO MAMES. It sounded very hilarious. and i didnt get offended,although sometimes mexican people do. hahaha. So in response to ur original post, unless some people here disagree, specially again Shari, DE NADA is the correct way to answer to a GRACIAS.
Case closed. Bailliff, please call the next case!!! :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 08:32 PM


que lo via bien!:saint:



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[*] posted on 6-5-2013 at 08:59 PM


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que lo via bien!:saint:


what Shari is trying to say is: QUE LE VAYA BIEN!!!:spingrin:
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[*] posted on 6-6-2013 at 07:41 AM


uuuuups...gracias maestro! It seems that after saying thank you elicits different responses meaning your welcome depending on the circumstance...for example...in stores when I say gracias after a purchase, nearly all cashiers say Que le vaya bien instead of de nada....or if it's a small favour I hear...no hay de que...sort of a "think nothing of it".



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[*] posted on 6-6-2013 at 07:59 AM


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uuuuups...gracias maestro! It seems that after saying thank you elicits different responses meaning your welcome depending on the circumstance...for example...in stores when I say gracias after a purchase, nearly all cashiers say Que le vaya bien instead of de nada....or if it's a small favour I hear...no hay de que...sort of a "think nothing of it".


Gracias a usted, Sharri.
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