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My main language is Spanish, I learned how to speak English at a very young age. I am "bilingual", both of my parents influenced me to speak Spanish since that's their first language. I learned to speak English once I started preschool, it became my more used language because of school. My mom makes me and my siblings speak Spanish at home so we don't forget the language. My Spanish accent comes from Guerrero Mexico.
-Maribel Sanchez

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I was born in the US meaning I'm Chicano. I know how to speak both Spanish and English I grew up with both of my parents speaking Spanish and eventually learned English through school however, it was really hard to learn English as my parents obviously couldn't help me much I don't really know if I have a heavy accent or not but I have never had anyone mention me having one.

Johann

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I know how to speak Spanish and English but in a very unfluent way... 'Spanglish.' I grew up speaking Spanish because of my family and the area I grew up in which consisted of mainly Hispanics. before I entered kindergarten my siblings attempted to teach me the most English they could. I was able to understand and speak English but I had and still have a lot of trouble pronouncing words. The same goes for Spanish. I don't know if I was ever good at it but its not really good. I'm told I can speak it better than my older brother so yay. Living in Kentucky for the past years has influence my voice a bit, sometimes I pronounce words with a southern accent and say yall a lot even though it hurts my soul.

Sebastian RG.

Edwin- I agree with your picture I tend to mix Spanish and English a lot, born and raised in Kentucky so i mix a lot of things.

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Mixtured with Spanish and English, but have a bit of (Michoacán

accent when i speak) i don't hear it but people tell me that's how i sound but sometimes i do catch the accent lol, i change my speaking depending on who i'm talking to. but in my household i speak spanglish a lot and many times english to my mom so that i can teach her .

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a mixture of Spanish, English and a little bit of that country accent from living in Kentucky. Living in a Hispanic household influenced me speaking Spanish at a young age. I started learning English when I went to daycare at 5 years old and was influenced by the people there and the environment. When speaking in Spanish it varies on how I use my tone, due to who I am speaking to. When speaking English some words I say come out with a country accent because of where I live.

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My language identity is spanish.
I can speak both spanish and english with very little of german and french.
What influenced my use of spanish is when I am around my parents and english when I am around with my friends and both when translating.
My spanish accent are from the (Tzeltal) and (Tzotzil) which both originate from Mayan language and my english accents is part of central kentucky.
-daryen rodriguez

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My Spanish accent are from the north-central (Zacatecas) and Southern (Chiapas) Mexico. My English accent is parts of Lexington Kentucky, and those around me during my time in elementary school. Changing the way I speak based on who I'm talking to. Formal or informal saying yes ma'am, y'all, Jefa, Senor to hey, sup, Guay, Chido.

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a combination of informal Spanish and Urban Kentucky accented English. I speak English and Spanish and have tried to learn Mandarin and Korean. My use of language was influenced by my parents and family members as well as growing up in a dominant english country. My dad says my spanish accent has no flair and its plain, and I lack the regional sound many hispanic speakers have. This accent shows through when I speak English no matter how hard I try to sound proficient. People have also told me that my English sounds as if I am not a native speaker.

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a little bit Kentucky and a little bit Mali with a splash of France thrown in.
I speak of grits and sorghum, but also crepes and escargots.
My accent is a mix of western KY as a child but many years of more urban KY as an adult.
I can y'all with the best of y'all, but can also pass easily in MUSE.