The question is above. Is this a German thing, or does the younger generation in Spain also add "cool," "btw," "sick," "wtf," and so on to every sentence? I'd be really interested to know, because I'm going there soon.
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Cool would está guapo (or está guay), see if it were fuerte! and wtf you hear, but rather than joke, an English speaker imitating and not generally in the sentence. That would be ?
What you sometimes hear about the whole boy is crush or also an English speaker imitating omg, spanish oh Dios mío.
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Otherwise, English adjectives are more typical of homosexuals (men) who want to act more imteressantly and English nouns for everyday objects are sometimes found in Mexican Spanish.