Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "How Much Spanish Can An Italian Understand?" video.

  1. In Swedish (a germanic language) we also have rolling "R's". The old norse word "Ragnarök" for instance can't be pronounced in Swedish without rolling R's. So I don't think rolling R's is primarily a thing in latin languages. EDIT: In fact, I think the practice of not rolling R's might be more of an English and French thing.
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  2. Hehe, so you call your cars "Macchina"? :) If one has a godlike car, would that be a "Deus Ex Macchina"? ;)
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  3. Jorge A. Rojas H: Isn't Greek closer to Portugese than Italian? Sometimes when I hear portugese pronounciation it reminds me a lot of greek.
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