>>146789588
Despite learning Spanish for three years in high school (with a failed grade) I only understand four of those words and no context. Player, speak, professionalism and education.

>>146790910
something like 'you admire him as a player'. then something 'with my country, speak of little professionalism and education'. i don't know what meterte means

Plis chot daun dis tret.

Meterte means deal with something, like:
1-No tienes que meterte con mi equipo
2-you better not be messing with My team
As a behaviour towards something You protect

-No tenés que meterte con mis amigos
-You don't have to f..k with my friends

Messoy is a shit person on behind doors, maragodna on the contrary had no filters and a shit political ideology but at least he was GENUINE
pessi is a politically correct piece of shit

>>146791208
"I used to admire you as a player, but if you mess with my country, that talks about how little professionalism and education you have"
-a literal who

>>146789588
>te admiro como jugador
what a fag, even when complaining he's still licking his ass

>>146789588
is this a giant fucking dent in his head?

>>146789588
Riggitini you pinche narizon don't mess with my country esse la chingada madre el MESERO pura gente HOMIES

>>146789588
KWARB

someone post the Mr Satan meme

>>146790910
>Despite learning Spanish for three years in high school
why spanish in a swedish school?

>>146794687
So he's supposed to hate Messi, because Messi responded to the people provoking him? What kind of logic is this?

>>146798340
Mexican logic

>>146798340
you're not supposed to blow somebody before attacking him, it makes you look like a passive agressive fag

>>146789588
total chikaner death

>>146790910
F

>>146799924
Now my question is: why would a Spanish guy use Mexican logic?
>>146800118
If Messi is someone he admired, but was hurt that same person made a hurtful gesture (in his opinion), then it makes perfect sense to add that in.

>>146790910

I admired you as a player. By badmouthing my country you displayed your lack of professionalism and lack of education.

>>146790910
I had Spanish for three years and I understood the text, but I also learned French for five years

>>146794028

Didn't Messi laugh at some reporter that was in tears about meeting him. Sounds like something I would do. Which lines up with being a piece of shit

>>146790910
it's not "spain" spanish, its dumb mexican shit

>>146800847
https://youtu.be/X6m7vaXJp28?si=Yi5KHlV0NvKr1oNE
This? It looks like the good old 'tism

>>146804095
Anyone who speaks spanish can understand what it says

>>146789588
I admire players. The dog is dead, I speak to you a little about education and professionalism

>>146789588
So mexicans can make fun of him but he cant aswer??

This is AMERICAN FAULT, they spoil wetbacks and nig so much they think they are untouchable.

I fucked Antonellas ass with my big somali cock and then Messi licked it. Afterwards Allah personally appeared and informed me of the true GOAT (Alexander Zickler)

>>146812598
>wetbacks
What does that even mean? Most of the people who traveled to that game to root for America were Mexican and flew back home after the game.

>>146790910
S

>makes fun of the absolute state of the mexican footie team
>YOU MESSED WITH MY COUNTRY ESSE
???

>>146820487
Is it true Argentinians hate Mexicans or is it playful banter? As an outsider it's hard to tell sometimes.

>>146789588
>>146791897
i don't speak chicano. what does it say?

>>146820681
it's hard to tell because they are the same thing, lmao.

>>146797309
In Europe you can choose between French, German and Spanish for foreign language at most schools.

>>146790910
"I used to admire you as a player.
But to mess with my country, it speaks of your lack of professionalism and education."

Never properly studied Spanish in school but I'm a French native so it's not that hard.

In America, you can choose Español (that's Spanish) or Creole Jive Talk

>>146821566
>>146824210
Lucky Luke got it right.

It's incredible the number of Latin origin words English has
Recently I read the verb "opine" in some sentence, which sounds like something a Spanish speaker who barely knows any English would make up when trying to communicate with an English speaker.

>>146824249
In fact, English has often been called Pidgin Latin