Do Women (Latinas or not) Find it attractive when American guys speak Spanish fluently?
I'm Irish-American, but I can speak Spanish. I speak it every day at work, sometimes I use it outside of work but not really. I don't speak it to people the first time I meet them, unless I find out they don't speak English. Alot of the time I hear people saying that women that are native Spanish speakers love Americans that speak Spanish, but I never know which language to use when I meet someone because I don't know if they'll be offended.
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No. Anyone this insecure is not attractive to women.
I think they might. I like spanish. It reminds me of my language, hindi. And I am sure spanish woman must find it attractive if u speak in spanish. Why wud they be offended? If I met an American or any other country person who cud speak hindi, I wud be delighted!
take care…
I’m a native Spanish speaker and I guess I would find it attractive if I met a guy who speaks Spanish, not because it reminds me of my heritage or anything, but because its an indication that he’s an open-minded and knowledgeable fella. I guess what I’m saying is that any guy who knows something other than English is attractive to me.
I don’t suggest you use your Spanish skills the first time you meet a girl though, it might come off as cocky, and she’s not gonna fall head over heels just ’cause you know a foreign language.
Some do. Others don’t.
Much of this depends on their own ability (or not) to speak it. Not everyone in Ireland speak Gaelic even among those who claim to be full irish, so just because a woman
is Latina (not always Mexican, common mistake) means she speaks it. (or wants to)
I too am fluent in spanish and it’s my third language. (french is my first) I am less than 20 miles from the border + many anglos here discriminate against hispanics but what I find more troubling is hispanics discriminating against eachother, often determined by one’s ability in either english or spanish.
At school or work, some practise their english as much as they can as many still use spanish at home, but to me it creates a confusing dual identity.
In numbers, Hispanics are by far the majority in this part of TX but economically it can be said most of the rich families are Anglo or assimilated Hispanics though some are from families that speak spanish, but more as a "private" language than a "public" one.
If you’re as fluent as you say not being Latino shouldn’t make a difference. What many Hispanics forget / ignore is that many of them have some white blood, not all look like Vladimir Guerrero or Julio Cesar Chavez.
I’m half Spanish and Mexican, and I think it’s awesome that a guy can speak more then one language,it shows how smart he is. *-*