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Originally posted by casualdustI've been to many parts of Mexico and it really depends on which region you're in. The accent has many tiny variations in it depending where you are.
Y is J in black talk and Spanish. Charlotta
I've lived my life around "black" people and many of them talk proper. I know more whites who try to talk "gangsta" than black people so it isn't "black talk". Also, I've never heard anybody say " jo momma" ever in my life whether they be black white or in between.
Edit: and it doesn't matter what it sounds like. Words aren't all spelled phoenetically.
The sound of yo(I), even when it doesn't sound completely like a "y", doesn not sound like a hard "j" rather something in between the two.
Originally posted by tomtom232Ok teach, you'll get one shiny red apple from me. I guess you never was in NY. Charlotta
I've been to many parts of Mexico and it really depends on which region you're in. The accent has many tiny variations in it depending where you are.
I've lived my life around "black" people and many of them talk proper. I know more whites who try to talk "gangsta" than black people so it isn't "black talk". Also, I've never heard anybody say " jo mo ...[text shortened]... a "y", doesn not sound like a hard "j" rather something in between the two.