Soy salvadoreño, a
they speak the regular spanish except some put and accent to some of the words for example regular spanish for wait is "esperate" and they say "perate" and instead of you in regular spanish "tu" they say "vos" that's pretty much the only difference the languages have.
they open there mouth and say "Hola"!
The national language of El Salvador is spanish, so rather the question should be how to say "Kelly" in spanish. And the answer to that is, the pronounciation would be the same, but in spanish, when you have the double L's, it produces a "y" sound. So you might be more inclined to spell it as "Keli " so as not to create confusion.
Some salvadorian traditions are to eat pupusas with your salvadorian buddies.........
Oscar was born in El Salvador so he is El Salvadorian. He spoke spanish,
The El Salvadorian flag is Blue and White .
Probably the closest answer to that question would be Christy Turlington, who is half American and half El Salvadorian.
They are Salvadoran, although Salvadorean and Salvadorian are also used on occasion.
The correct form to talk about a person from El Salvador is SALVADORAN or SALVADORIAN. There are two correct forms.
Yes if you both are.from the same country and married you can get tps if you are in the U.S
$2.50 from what I know
Piensa que eres Rica : He/she/it thinks that you are hot ( This is to a female ) Piensa que eres rico : He/she/it thinks that you are hot ( This is to a male ) Both spanish versions use the word rico(a), which literally means rich. I primarily speak the castellano dialect mixed with Mexican and El Salvadorian dialect, so this may not always be correct depending on who this is said to and where they're from.