Michoacán (Tierra Caliente): onta, ontas, ontan, oni y anta.

ta pelada: “esta difícil”, pelado: “dude”

manin, mano, cocho, hijo de cocho, ora cocho, tejeré cocho

At the end of a word: o = u, e = i, perru, caballu, oni, vali, veinti,

Fu = j, c/some s’s = j/h, juiste, juerte, juera, jinco, jonora

The famous (-iste) turns to itis, comitis, vitis, salitis, cagatis

the “d” is also dropped, v = w, welo, welta, weno, lao, candao, quebrao

Truck: camioneta, carcacha

Last tweet of this thread, mexicans love all these spanish accents from different countries but as soon as they hear someone who doesn’t speak “fresa” or Mexican “neutral” Spanish, we’re referred as nac@s/mal educados. Keep ya classism/elitism to ya self.