Comments by "HomerOJSimpson" (@Homer-OJ-Simpson) on "BBC News" channel.

  1. There are actual medical definitions of mentally disturb so it has a lot to do with fitting those definitions. If a person is imaging things, has bipolar, acting irrationally at various times, etc - it’s mentally disturb. A terrorist is someone who for the most part acts rational in his daily life though has extremist views.
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  2. Jacqueline in Italy is speaking Spanish with an Italian accent? I’m confused or is there a Italian dialect that sounds like Spanish?
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  3. Stefano Movilli yeah, why are people saying she’s speaking regular Spanish. There are a few words she says that have a very distinct Italian pronunciation. Leads me to believe she speaks Italian first and Spanish second — and she chose to spoke Spanish for the reporter.
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  4. Dawood Sedeqi what is she speaking? It’s Spanish with an Italian accent?
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  5. Stefano Movilli woah, are you saying she’s actually speaking Italian but with some Spanish words and not speaking Spanish with some Italian words? If so, I didn’t realize how many Italian words are very similar to Spanish words because 80% of what she said sounded Spanish to me
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  6. ferrinter she’s pronouncing many words the way Italians pronounce those words. It seems she’s an Italian speaker first and then (Latin America) Spanish speaker second. Or perhaps there’s a dialect I’m unfamiliar with
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  7. Stefano Movilli i don’t doubt she’s of Latin American background — but her Spanish is filled with Italian pronunciation . She appears to be raised in Italy
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  8. Monica Ferrari is she speaking Spanish or Italian? Sounds like it’s 80% Spanish 80% to me
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  9. Monica Ferrari and she pronounces many of the Spanish words with an Italian accent. Or maybe those were Italian words that just happen to be similar to Spanish
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